Northern Iowan — February 20, 1979

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Candidates needed for the UNISA election	Only twenty candidates have signed up to run for thirty-five offices.
1	Schedules of events for Black History Week	Dr. Alvin Poussaint will speak.
1	At the officers' club . . . .	A M*A*S*H party took place on Friday; photo.
1	But gee, Hawkeye . . . .	A M*A*S*H party was held Friday night, sponsored by the RHA; photo.
1	Aid now possible for the middle income	Ceiling removed from Guaranteed Student Loan program.
2	You know you're in college when . . . .	A humorous list of signs.
2	Student says celebration is "personal triumph"; Black History Week provokes comment	Student praises the celebration of Black History Week.
2	Dancer women object to party results	Believe recent party-goers need to learn self-control for the safety of others.
2	and Bender resident warns about fire alarms	A Bender Hall resident wishes that the indiscriminate pulling of the fire alarms would stop.
2	Senator urges participation in student government elections	UNISA senator urges students to vote and participate in the upcoming elections.
3	Student seeks others	Student wishes to meet others from Goodwill.
3	"Good Americans go to Paris" says French professor	Professor Henri Chabert defends some of the things he has recently said in classes.
3	Former editor expresses support for Caldwell	Former Northern Iowan editor supports Roland Caldwell for student body president.
3	RHA thanks party-goers	The Residence Hall Association thanks those who supported and attended the recent M*A*S*H party.
3	Kamerick explains constitution problems	President John Kamerick defends Dr. Thomas Romanin's involvement with student publications.
4	Band performs	Performance program.
4	"Dumb blonde" makes play sparkle	Review of "Born Yesterday"; photo.
5	Jewelry lecture	Heikki Seppa will present workshop.
5	Allen shows versatility in serious film "Interiors"	Review of the movie "Interiors" starring Diane Keaton and written by Woody Allen.
6	Editing complete	Professor Klinkowitz completes editing of Willard Motley's diaries.
6	Literary publication planned for spring	English Department and NI plan publication.
6	Music speaker	Joseph Giunta will speak.
6	"The Variety Show" exhibited by Grevas	Will show collection of color photographs.
6	Nonpermanent sculpture	Andrea Blum, Barry Holden, and Dennis Kowalski will exhibit their work.
7	Two UNISA presidential candidates profiled; parietal rule, SIIF support, "quiet dorm", Herrick's issues	Roger Herrick outlines his views.
7	Dautremont wants changes, more entertainment and programming	Paul Dautremont presents views.
8	Weight loss	Program at Counseling Center.
8	Racquetball Club	Will meet.
8	Anthropology Club	Will show film.
8	Student Association V-P charges lack of action	Bruce Wedeking cites areas in which action is needed.
9	"An accomplished woman"	Author Nancy Price read from her novel in the Commons; photo.
9	IaPIRG funding through negative check-off system may be halted	Similar collection system halted at ISU.
10	Nine wrestlers qualify for nationals	UNI qualified nine individual wrestlers for the nationals at the recent Mid-Continent Conference tournament.
10	UNI sweeps invitational; men compete in meet	The men's team won the UNI Invitational held last Saturday.
10	Swimmers win final meet	The UNI men's team won their final meet against Wisconsin-Stout, 72-39.
11	Up and over..	UNI hosted a triangular gymnastics meet last weekend; photo.
11	Gymnastics teams do well	UNI's gymnastics teams fared well in weekend meets. The men's team won their meet; the women's team placed third.
11	UNI loses two conference games; men's basketball team	The UNI men's team lost to Western Illinois on Thursday night, 78-67; and to Eastern Illinois, 71-67.
12	Cult authors to discuss sensation of "snapping"	Flo Conway and Jim Siegelman will speak.
12	Grants available	Five $200 grants available to students working in special projects.
12	Scholarships	Kenneth Meyerhoff scholarship available.
12	One more time	Winter shot of UNI's campus; photo.
12	Marlin water show	Five men are participating in the group for the first time.