Northern Iowan — October 9, 1979

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Soot sticks to cars by Gilchrist	Because of humidity, soot from the Physical Plant, has been sticking to cars.
1	Homecoming win climaxes weekend	Panthers win their first homecoming game in three years; photo.
1	Faculty 'instability' creates problems in School of Business	Attrition within the faculty prompts the School of Business to work on recruiting new faculty.
2	Life after writing a 'Letter to the Editor'	Reports that they had much feedback from their previous Letter to the Editor, from students and administration.
2	Only Radio-TV in Aud	All speech classes have been moved to the Communication Arts Center except the Radio/TV Division.
2	Campaniling revivers say thank you	Thanks those who participated in the mass Campaniling.
3	Tweeten to speak	Luther Tweeten will speak on the family farm and grain exporting.
3	PR meeting set	Public relations majors will meet to discuss courses and how to get practical experience before graduating.
3	Doctoral program	UNI's proposed Doctor of Education was voted down at the Board of Regents meeting in June.
3	Hail our Panthers . . .	UNI band playing at half time; photo.
3	Reconstruction era discussed	Eric Foner was the guest speaker for the sixth annual Carl L. Becker Memorial Lecture.
4	What's up	Meetings and activities; La Mesa Espanola.
4	Speech date change	The in-service presentation by Beverly Wells has been re-scheduled for March 1980.
4	Cold weather--hot support	Students enjoy watching the Homecoming Parade; photo.
5	Energy spokesman here	David W. Meyer, a Department of Energy official, will speak at the University Speakers program and the small business conference.
5	Parents of Year	The 1979 Parents or Parent of the Year will be announced during Parents Weekend.
5	Professor made film commentator	Commentaries on older movies will be presented on KUNI during a new segment entitled "Matinee Madness."
6	Homecoming '79: a fantasy come true	Homecoming events held proved popular with students; photo.
8	Regan's 'Quixote' is rich, deep, provocative	F. Scott Regan's adaptation of "Don Quixote" was a success.
9	Outstanding teacher	Bill Waack has been named the Outstanding Teacher of Speech by the University of Iowa.
9	UNISA plans trip to see Lautrec art	Reservations are being taken for a bus trip to Chicago to see works by Toulouse-Lautrec.
9	Percussion Ensemble to perform	The first concert of the season for the UNI Percussion Ensemble will be at Russell Hall.
9	Play golf with your frisbee	A frisbee golf course is available in Cedar Falls.
9	4 Letter Word is Jazz	Small jazz combos perform at the Union for a donation towards their scholarship program.
10	Akron falls in Panthers biggest win; Todd saves game in last second.	UNI won their homecoming game against the Zips, 20-17.
11	Division II first for women's golf	Laurie Speltz was the Division II medallist in the invitational held in Beaver Hills.
11	Sprain takes first for UNI at Chicago	UNI won the Chicago Lakefront Invitational last weekend.
11	Women have winning CC season; take first at Cornell Invitational	UNI took first place in the Cornell Invitational; photo.
12	Soccer club playoff hopes dashed	Soccer club finishes season with a win against Loras.
12	V-ball met tough foes in Iowa City	UNI had a 3-5 record at the Iowa Invitational.
12	Men place last in final season meet	UNI finished last out of eleven teams in the University of Wisconsin-Madison Invitational.
12	Fired-up for Homecoming	Bonfire during homecoming activities; photo.