Northern Iowan — April 21, 1978

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Sculpture	Students will display their work.
1	Faculty to evaluate Kamerick, Martin	Committee will administer the evaluation and tabulate the results; concern over motive behind evaluation.
1	Tour of Speech/Arts this weekend	Department of Speech areas will be open.
2	Grand Prix	Believes that alternative routes should be used whenever possible rather than using the ground around the sidewalks.
2	Notice!	Looking for contributions for creative writing special section.
2	Thanks for museum support	Steve Conrad and Nancy Redfern would like to thank others for their support to restore the Ice House.
2	Congratulations	Student thanks the UNI housekeeping staff.
2	Clarifies evaluation situation; unions have not been involved, Rider says	States that evaluations were initiated by the faculty, not a union.
3	Volunteer	Volunteer opportunities.
3	Kid's activities	Swim classes available for children.
3	Discrimination case rejected; UNI wins	Regional Civil Rights Office rejects claims that women faculty were discriminated against.
3	Academy of Science at UNI today	About six hundred scheduled to attend.
3	Early man--DNA research--ozone layer topics of conversation	Highlights of IAS meeting.
3	Ignorance is bliss as we watch the world go to hell	Believes that we are taught a subtle form of ignorance and to isolate ourselves in our own ignorance.
4	UPB president	John Rider elected.
4	Regatta to be "awesome event"; 90 rafts entered	Rules and regulations outlined.
4	Another day, another dollar	Wilson Lange restores damaged table; photo.
5	Former CIA head Colby to give speech Monday	Profile of William Colby; photo.
5	Chili on Fritos?	Unhappy with menu item.
5	Banquet	Pi Omega Pi will hold banquet for senior business majors.
5	Guest artist	Fred Jones will conduct print-making workshop; photo.
6	Becker returns from France "classroom"	Jim Becker talks about the tour that he led to France.
6	24-hr. visitation?	Humorous modification of Hagemann Hall sign; photo.
7	Steve Martin	Still seats available.
7	Volunteering offers many rewards	Volunteer Bureau officials talk about their program.
8	"Cyrano" opens Strayer-Wood	Play preview with photos of the new theater; photo.
10	Born or made?	Kathy Reed will lead discussion.
10	Regatta meeting	Crews must attend to be allowed to enter regatta.
10	Noted author speaks on African poetry	Profile of Johnnye Akin.
10	Russell Hall put to rest; bad acoustics	Recent production of Threepenny Opera faced several problems.
11	Board governors elected; UNI Foundation	List of new members of board.
11	Country dance	Tomahawk will sponsor country and western dance.
12	High schoolers visit UNI	Prospective students touring the UNI campus.
12	Governor candidate Whitney says education concern of his	Tom Whitney presents views.
13	Prof publishes	Professor Roberts publishes book on social problems.
13	Males needed to diversify human sexuality workshop groups
13	Open house	Department of Speech will conduct tours of new facilities.
13	Voice recital	Joyce Spande will present graduate recital.
14	Linksters enter Purdue Invitation	UNI to compete in the Purdue Invitational, after winning the UNI-Waverly Golf Invitational.
14	Softballers win 4 games; up mark to 9-3	UNI swept up two doubleheaders.
15	Lady golfers at Missouri; season opener	UNI opens season at the Missouri Invitational.
15	UNI thinclads in Kansas Relays	UNI will take a 16-man squad to Kansas Relays.
15	Netters sting Bees 8-1	UNI topped St. Ambrose with an 8-1 win.
15	Rugby Action	UNI won against Beaver Creek and Anamosa with scores of 32-6 and 54-0.
15	Baseball squad hosts Chiefs	UNI to play a doubleheader against Morningside.
16	What's Up?	Activities and meetings.