Northern Iowan — February 28, 1978

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Strong resigns	Pam Strong resigns as editor of Old Gold after apparent conflict with advisor; unclear whether or not a book will be published this year.
1	Carlson relinquishes support to Caldwell	Carlson urges his supporters to vote for Roland Caldwell.
1	Cagers second in conference	UNI finished second in the North Central Conference after two victories last weekend; photo.
1	Why not 24-hr. for Lawther?	Lawther Hall votes 87.2% for 24-hour visitation, but Campbell Hall will get the policy because there are more residents in Campbell Hall than in Lawther Hall.
1	UNI asked to increase police	Jon Crews believes that UNI should add more officers or pay more to Cedar Falls for increased protection.
2	Wasted Union Blues	Student from Georgia is concerned with ice holes.
2	More views on Robinson memo	It may not have been in good taste for George Robinson to tell students not to vote for Roland Caldwell, but the Northern Iowan should not have provided a forum for criticism of Mr. Robinson.
2	Childish behavior needs to be stopped before one can be adult	The campus has too much vandalism.
2	Act now to change voter apathy and student affairs at UNI	UNI students are encouraged to support either of the two UNISA candidates.
2	More views on Robinson memo	George Robinson believes he was within his rights to express his views.
2	More views on Robinson memo	Believes that Scott Hippert was guilty of unfair campaign practices.
3	Volunteer	Volunteers are needed either to visit a paraplegic boy or to telephone for blood donations.
3	Correction	Nine students from the Student Interest Party were elected as senators rather than the previously reported two.
3	In support of Angel Naber	Support Angel Naber for UNI Senate Association.
3	In support of Angel Naber	Support of Angel Naber for UNISA president.
3	In support of Angel Naber	Support of Angel Naber for UNISA president.
3	In support of Angel Naber	Gives support to Angel Naber for UNISA president.
3	Former candidate Carlson throws support to Caldwell	Believes Roland Caldwell has leadership capability.
4	Student teachers	Must complete background papers.
4	"T.V. Guide"	Elizabeth Langenfeld will speak.
4	Orchestra	Will feature two faculty soloists.
4	Biblical scholar visits UNI	Denis Baly will speak.
4	Symphonic Band	Program for performance.
4	Committee to review yearbook; will make recommendations	Board of Student Publications will form committee to look at problems.
5	Geology trip	Earth Science trip will include Grand Canyon area.
5	Forensics	List of UNI students who will compete at regional meet at Ames.
5	Cast told for 'House of Blue Leaves'	James Harbour announces list of cast members.
5	Rider: no false alarms pulled; only UNI dorm	Noehren Hall has thirteen; considers seriousness of false alarms.
5	Pioneer of continental drift theory to speak	John M. Bird will speak.
6	Netters triumph	UNI wins opening match in 1978 season.
6	Bouncers lose 2	UNI was defeated in last two games at the State Tournament.
6	Cagers keep on winning	UNI wins last two games to finish second in the North Central Conference; photo.
6	Runners set 3 marks	UNI breaks three records in the UNI-Dome Open.
7	Tankers cop NCC crown	UNI wins seventh straight North Central Conference title.
7	UNI men's basketball spotlights	Profile of three men's basketball players: Mike Clark, Mark Webber, and Steve Peters.
7	Gymnasts fall to ISU	UNI loses to number one ranked Iowa State.
8	What's Up?	Activities and meetings.
8	Purple Arrow	Initiation and meeting.
8	Tomahawk	Will discuss spring project.
8	Summer in South America	Meeting for those interested in Bogota program.
8	Sigma Delta Pi	Will meet.
8	Country music	Professor Cobb will talk about the evolution of country music.