Northern Iowan — April 28, 1978

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Grads happy	Survey finds that most UNI graduates are happily employed.
1	Iowan awarded	NI receives First Class rating.
1	SUNI DAZE in financial trouble; T-shirt sales slow	Students are not buying T-shirts or tickets to the pig roast.
1	Lake Bartlett?	Humorous signs near Bartlett Hall; photo.
1	Another year, another book?	Loren Whitver will try again next year to publish a yearbook.
2	Regatta reminder: DON'T POLLUTE	Requests that participants in Regatta keep their beer cans and other trash items on the rafts and out of the water.
2	Colby speech: Kindly crowd response may not always be justified	Feels that kindness may have not been an appropriate response to former head of the C. I. A., William Colby.
2	Dance Marathon worker on pledges and problems	Congratulating UNI for doing a good job on its Muscular Dystrophy dance marathons.
3	Plus-minus grading for grads Oked	Graduate Council approves change to begin in fall 1978.
3	Many musical activities featured next week	Description of upcoming programs including jazz, the Percussion Ensemble, the Women's Chorus, and the Varsity Men's Glee Club.
3	Wasted Union Blues	Students mistake the deflating UNI-Dome for a sunset.
4	Colby defends CIA; Am. intelligence under law	Excerpts from speech by William Colby; small group of protesters present.
5	Cyrano again	Scene from the play Cyrano, which will be performed in the Strayer-Wood Theatre; photo.
6	Opportunity knocks but once; "Contemporary Chicago Painters"
6	Changin' times	A look back at 1956 rules.
6	laPIRG offers renting info.	Students can get information about landlords and apartments.
7	UNI is puppet show	Faculty and students will present puppet show.
7	Department special ed. to meet demands	New Department of Special Education will be created out of the Department of Curriculum and Instruction.
7	Evaluations kept under wraps; Faculty Senate decides	Also hear report on progress on the Ed. D.
7	Untitled	Murray Sweitzer is trying to catch his frisbee.
8	Fall nursery	PLS now enrolling for nursery school.
8	Regents approve new projects; no more trailers!	Approve sale of trailers in South Courts; forty-nine trailers had been in place since 1963; a fiftieth trailer was destroyed by fire; other projects include work on Rider Hall, PLS; final reports accepted on PEC and BRC.
8	Reception for Kissling	Father Kissling will celebrate twenty-five years in the priesthood; has been at St. Stephen since 1968.
9	Art, poetry special section
13	Leahy named as new registrar; Fink retires	Robert Leahy will succeed Merrill Fink; profile of Mr. Leahy.
13	The effect of the Quirk case	AFT will hold panel discussion.
13	Learn to cope with "Death and Dying"	Focus of guidance conference.
14	Jazz time	Will hold jam session.
14	Live band!	Tomahawk sponsors dance.
14	Discussion	F. Ted Herbert will deliver Robinson lecture.
14	Climb every mountain	A demonstration on rappelling was given from the Union.
15	Workshops to aid cities; political science	Grant will allow Professors Kearney and Alberts to help cities assess their strengths and weaknesses.
15	Ensemble	Program for Percussion Ensemble performance.
15	Bender culverts	A culvert provides shade for kids; photo.
16	99 member band	UNI will host Midwest Intercollegiate Band.
16	Untitled	Seven photos of warm weather scenes.
17	Play ball!	Faculty challenge administration to softball game.
17	DNA, genetic engineering discussed Mon. by activist	Ted Howard will speak.
18	Varsity-Alumni football game set for tomorrow	The 16th Annual UNI Alumni vs. Varsity football game will take place tomorrow.
18	Baseballers divide 4	UNI split two doubleheaders with Wartburg and Nebraska-Omaha.
19	UNI thinclads in Drake Relays	UNI to attend the 69th Drake Relays.
19	Linksters place third	UNI opened the spring season by placing third in the Missouri Invitational.
19	Softballers split with Gophers	UNI improved its mark to 13-7 by splitting a doubleheader with Minnesota.
19	Netters keep on winning	UNI racked up two wins against Waldorf and Wisconsin-Platteville.
19	Panther golfers nip Hawks	UNI topped Iowa, 289-291, in a dual.
20	What's Up?	Activities and meetings.
20	What's Up?	Activities and meetings.
20	PEO	Will meet.
20	Science teaching colloquium	Jim Wolf will speak.
20	Students' silver jubilee celebration for Father Jack Kissling	Will celebrate Mass of Thanksgiving.
20	Kappa Delta Pi	Will have pizza party.
20	Dr. Clifford McCollum	Will speak on bioethics at UUA.
20	AMS	Will meet.
20	WRA	Will hold golf tournament.