Northern Iowan — June 15, 1979

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1	Sign language important part of "Miracle Worker" preparation	Students participating in the summer Theatre UNI production of 'The Miracle Worker' were required to learn sign language.
1	UNI purchases sculpture for library art collection	Alumnus Lawrence Jepson donated a sculpture by Amedeo Gennarelly to UNI. The sculpture will be displayed in the lobby of the library; photo.
1	Harry Reasoner to speak at UNI this fall	Harry Reasoner of '60 Minutes' will speak at UNI as part of the 1979-80 University Speakers series.
1	O'Halloran urges careful examination of nuclear safety regulations	Mary O'Halloran discusses the energy crisis and the possible construction of additional nuclear power plants in the Midwest.
2	More on. . .glazing!	Article making fun of spacing out or 'glazing' during college classes.
2	Glenn to head fall seminar on aspects of life on the frontier	An Individual Studies seminar exploring frontier living will be offered. George Glenn of the theatre faculty will instruct the seminar.
2	Frampton appears in Dome Wednesday	Peter Frampton will perform at the UNI-Dome on June 20.
2	Finsand directs Metric Education Teaching Application Project	Louis Finsand will be running a series of workshops to help educators teach the metric system.
3	Workshop on reading comprehension	Dr. Ned Ratekin is heading a reading comprehension workshop that will be held June 18-29.
3	'79 Homecoming theme: "Fall Into Fantasy"	The theme for the 1979 Homecoming will be 'Fall Into Fantasy'.
3	Reviewer captivated by "A Little Romance"	Review of the movie "A Little Romance."
4	UNI offers training with severely and profoundly handicapped youths	UNI works with area agencies to help train severely handicapped children.
4	UNI students receive awards, honors at annual art exhibit	Students received awards at the Annual Student Exhibition of Art.
4	Workshop scheduled on rural education	William Dreier will head a workshop on rural education.
4	Berg selected for seminar	Sandra Berg will participate in the National Endowment for the Humanities Summer Seminar that will be held June 18 to August 10.