Northern Iowan — March 21, 1978

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	UNISA approves squirrel house?	UNISA buys play equipment for Day Care Center.
1	Alcohol, drugs are significant in UNI social life, poll shows; students also think the label "suitcase college" applies	Results of NI poll on drinking, drugs, weekends, faculty, and President Carter.
1	Quirk denied promotion in important Regent decision	Regents debate and split on issue, 5-2.
1	Spring cleaning	A Dancer Hall resident took time to clean her windows; photo.
1	Alcohol awareness	RHA workshop.
2	"Support the Dome-exhale"	Keith Reins believes there should be a new motto for the Dome.
2	Reservations	Groups may make reservations for use of Auditorium.
2	Teacher vs. publishing	Feels the Board of Regents should moderate their requirements for promotions.
2	Fund IRUSC; it's important	Believes that IRUSC can be worthwhile lobbying agent.
2	Mud swamp problem	Believes the muddy area on Hudson Road by the UNI-Dome is a safety problem for students.
2	Relates U B and S experience	Professor has difficulty in getting textbooks for her class; orders from another supplier.
2	Reaction on 24-hr. decision	Two letters stating that residents should have the power to decide restrictions in their residence halls.
3	Apply now	UNISA is looking for Speaker candidates.
3	Volunteer	More volunteer opportunities.
3	UNISA prepares for national conference; need minority reps	Will send students to conference in Washington, D. C.
4	Nude modeling offers good pay and easy work. . .; difficult at first	Student talks about the experience.
4	. . . but how good the pay is may cause controversy	Some nude models report that they have been advised to report two hours for every hour actually worked.
5	"Roots" star Angelou to perform next week	Maya Angelou will perform; profile; photo.
6	Bogota trip this summer	A quick look at the program.
6	Library hours	Spring break schedule.
6	Leaders criticize Elmer; lash out at 24-hr. decision	Believe Mr. Elmer should have followed residents' wishes on matter.
6	Last rites	Nice weather melts snowman.
7	Student teachers	Opportunity to talk with other student teachers.
7	Dick Clark	Will speak.
7	Voyager	James Warwick will speak on radio astronomy.
7	UNISA begins budget work; considers bookstore committee	May consider bookstore grievance committee; begin allocations to student organizations.
8	Dancers raise $52,002: They could have danced all night	Students talk about their experiences in the dance marathon; photo.
9	Circle K wins!	Wins KCRS dance contest.
10	Women's issues	Women's Studies Resource Center open regular hours.
10	Ready for springtime activities? 27 area parks at your service	A look at the parks in the Black Hawk County area.
11	Political activist here soon	Frank Wilkinson will speak.
11	Coffee relief	A look at recent fluctuations in the price of coffee.
11	St. Pat's Day Pride	UNI professor found a pig and a message to encourage him to celebrate the holiday.
12	Women's Gym built during "physical culture boom"; had first college pool west of Mississippi	A quick look at the history of the building; photo.
12	College students provide base for local record shops	Local record store managers talk about their student customers.
13	Professor finds purpose in antique tools; Gary Browning's tools date back to 1842	Professor Browning talks about antique tools; photo.
14	Netters whip Augie & Eau Claire	UNI improves its mark to 7-1 by posting a pair of wins.
14	Myers places sixth in Division I tournament	Kirk Myers lost last two matches to finish sixth overall in NCAA Division I National Championships.
14	Gymnasts win NCC title	UNI captured the NCC Tournament title with 153.20 points.
14	Tankers end season	UNI finishes season successfully by finishing twenty-fourth in the Division II national championships.
15	Ruggers ready for the spring opener	UNI won three out of five matches at the 6th Annual Midwest Intercollegiate Invitational Rugby Tournament.
15	Everything you wanted to know about judo; part 1	Definition and history of judo.
16	What's Up?	Activities and meetings.
16	NORML	Will sponsor spring fling.
16	Self-hypnosis seminar	Open to all.
16	Conservation Club	Will discuss spring canoe trip.
16	Geography Club	John Lavender will speak.
16	DECA	Will hear about student teaching.
16	Rugby	Organizational meeting for Black Hawk Club.
16	TM	Norman Zierold will give demonstration.
16	Woman's Studies Association	Will talk about Women's Days and next year's program.
16	Women's gymnastics	Open workouts.
16	Young Republicans	Will meet.
16	Accounting Club	Will hear presentation.