Northern Iowan — September 28, 1979

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1	New senators elected	Seventeen new senators were elected to fill vacant seats on UNISA.
1	UNISA passes teacher evaluation handbook	Establishing the Course and Teacher Evaluation (CATE) handbook was one of the items passed at the last UNISA meeting.
1	Escort policy decided	Residents in Bender, Shull, Rider, Dancer, Noehren, and Bartlett halls vote to end requirements of escorting all visitors.
2	Dialogue is necessary for matters of concern	Believes the administration pushes issues along not for the good of the university but because it makes the univesrsity look good.
2	Time for NI to 'get off high horse'	Letter concerning why the Northern Iowan didn't cover Senator Culver's arrival on campus.
2	Objects to tax	Believes the Carter administration is not helping middle-income people with its windfall profits tax.
3	Bottle Bill spreads responsibility evenly	Feels the Bottle Bill would keep people from throwing their empty cans and bottles along roadsides and in parks.
3	'Housing is out of touch'	Feels he should be able to make changes to his dorm room to create a better living space.
4	What you gotta know: writeing compituncy	The university decided, beginning September 1978, that all freshmen will take the Writing Competency Examination.
5	What's up	Meetings and activities; Recreation Majors.
5	College Bowl gets rolling	Applications are available for the 1979 College Bowl. The College Bowl is in its third year.
5	Teacher surplus? Not in science	Jack Gerlovich spoke at the Science Teaching Colloquium concerning the short of teachers in fields of math and science.
5	Boiler project loses steam	The boiler project will be set back one month; photo.
7	Blood drive ties previous record	Two hundred eighty-three pints of blood were donated at the Red Cross Blood Drive; photo.
7	Gamble in Union	A Las Vegas style casino will be part of the Muscular Dystrophy Association Homecoming Carnival.
8	Versatile KUNI FM and its sister KHKE: high quality radio stations at UNI	Although KUNI and KHKE have different types of programming, both provide excellent service.
10	UNI an 'international' university	Forty-eight international students are currently hosted by UNI with seventeen of them being new this fall; photo.
11	Theatre major is honored	The first recipient of the STAGE, Inc., scholarship is Hugh Hastings.
11	Preparing for a verbal duel	UNI debate team members are preparing for a debate; photo.
11	His 'Autumn Sonata' fails	Believes that the script of Ingmar Bergman's film 'Autumn Sonata' leaves the characters not saying much of any special significance.
12	Rodeo highlights Cattle Congress	Schedule of events listed for this year's National Cattle Congress in Waterloo.
12	KUNI presents Dvorak	Recordings of the performances from the 1979 National Dvorak Festival will be aired on KUNI and KHKE.
13	Music and poetry conclude exhibit	The conclusion of the 'Mark Tobey: Graphics" exhibit will feature poetry and music written by Mark Tobey.
13	Watch the birdie!	Kevin Barnes performed tricks at the O. P; photo.
14	Driving range for golfers to open; possibly next spring	New UNI golf range, multi-purpose fields for the intramural program, and an archery range are included in the development of forty acres west of campus.
14	Women tackle ISU in hot contest; v-ball team travels to Madison	UNI defeated Iowa State; photo.
15	Homecoming Olympics '79	Only team events will be held at this year's Homecoming Olympics.
15	Men's golf 7th, 10th in tourney	UNI placed seventh and 1tenth in the Northern Iowa Golf Tournament.
15	CC women improving; take fourth at Les Duke	UNI finished fourth in the Grinnell College Les Duke Invitational.
15	Untitled	Todd Nuckolls won the backgammon tournament in the Union; photo.
16	Untitled	Darby Krivanik attempts to return a tennis ball; photo.
16	UNI meets powerful Penguins	UNI faces Ohio in football.
16	UNI women host field hockey INV	UNI lost to Rockford College and Lake Forest in Illinois.