Northern Iowan — February 23, 1979

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	$5.5 million proposed	President Kamerick asks for $5.5 million in capital projects in appearance before General Assembly.
1	Dance marathon	Practice session at the Circle.
1	Solar eclipse is Monday	Sun will be 85% covered locally.
1	Residence halls vote for changes	Campbell (84.6%) and Lawther (85.1%) Halls vote for 24-hour visitation; Shull Hall wishes to drop escort policy.
1	Ice in the sunshine	Icicles hanging from gutter; photo.
2	Where are the candidates?	UNISA doesn't have enough students to fill the spots open in the upcoming elections.
2	Protests recent invasion	Professor David Morgan urges students to protest the recent Chinese invasion of Viet Nam.
2	Urges support of RHIP party	Kathy Drenter, RHA president, lends her support to the Residence Hall Interest Party.
2	"None of the Above Party" enters UNISA race	Group forming the "None of the Above Party" to take advantage of student voter turnout.
2	After the election..	Student believes that the Bartlett Hall senate race candidates are taking their campaigning a little overboard.
3	"Let your voice be heard" urges IaPIRG	Nuclear energy is criticized by the members of IaPIRG.
4	Jazzing it up . . . .	UNI student band "Dexterity" played in KUNI's "Live From Studio One"; photo.
4	"Exits" display	Work by Mike Whaley and John Clark on display.
4	KUNI has live bands
5	Waylon Jennings in Dome	Profile; photo.
5	Mime performs	Terry Vik will perform.
6	Summer rep.	Theatre UNI will hold auditions for summer company.
6	Co-op program not job placement; Long-term planning needed	Rules and regulations of the program.
7	Feminist leader speaks	Brenda Eichelberger speaks; photo.
7	Spring enrollment	Spring 1979 enrollment is 9669; up 1.4% over previous year.
8	Not for women only: alternatives to an unplanned pregnancy
8	Birthright offers three alternatives to abortion	An extensive look at the Birthright program.
9	If abortion is the answer . . . where to go next for help	Description of abortion procedures.
10	SHEA	Will discuss fundraisers.
10	Campus Scouts	Will hold potluck.
10	Social Work Club	Planning party.
10	Self-defense	Classes for women offered.
10	"Quick fix" projects help; 15 percent reduction in energy consumption	Tom Paulson talks about changes that have reduced energy consumption by 15% in five years.
12	Iowa is a "surprising place" for spring break; where to go when you can't afford Miami	Places to visit around the state.
13	Contrast	Construction continues on Power Plant; photo.
13	BEOG aid to expand this fall	Dennis Jensen talks about the changes in the BEOG program.
14	Volleyball tryouts	UNI's team will hold tryouts on March 3.
14	Women's basketball ends; team competes in state tournament	UNI women's team heads into the state tournament with its worst record ever, 2-18.
14	Marlins perform in show this weekend; all together now	UNI's synchronized swim club will give its annual show this weekend; photo.
15	Gymnastics team to state meet	The Panthers will compete at the Iowa Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women state gymnastics tournament tomorrow.
15	Track begins; women's squad ready	The UNI women's team begins its season tomorrow.
15	Globetrotters coming to UNI	The Harlem Globetrotters will be playing at UNI on February 27.
15	Globetrotter talent	The Globetrotters public relations director visited UNI; photo.
16	Art students follow in "Finegan's wake"; Finegan's 3-D art class	UNI students participate in a three dimensional art class taught by Don Finegan; photo.