Northern Iowan — November 13, 1979

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	UNI students travel to New York to take a close look at hunger	Carol Lamb and Jack Geiger will travel to New York to attend a Seminar on Food and Development Issues for Model United Nation Secretariat Leaders.
1	Nuclear industry talk to be tomorrow afternoon	A presentation about the nuclear industry and its hazards will be held in memory of Karen Silkwood.
1	Brisk weather greets parents	Parents visited the UNI campus; photo
1	East to West, West to East, sports practices swap gyms	Two classes and five athletics teams switch gyms to make better use of the newly renamed East and West gyms.
2	Raffle was a success	Tau Kappa Epsilon sisters thank everyone who supported their raffle.
2	Untitled	Cartoon depicts two professors discussing the proposed Course and Teacher Evaluation handbook.
2	'Faculty is stuck, unless Regents takes action'	Asks taxpayers to support the United Faculty.
2	'Points need to be evaluated,' says writer of his support for CATE handbook	Supports the CATE handbook.
2	Purple Arrow thanks to Lawther Hall	Thanks Lawther Hall residents for their treats to children on Halloween.
3	Untitled	Warns students that are vandalizing university and private property; they are not protected from prosecution; photo.
4	'No One's Perfect'	Student wearing sun glasses on the back of head; photo.
4	'Glass house''	The movie "Glass House" is being shown; interested faculty and students are invited to watch.
4	Workshop to explore sexuality	The Human Sexuality Task Force will host a weekend workshop on human sexual attitudes.
4	'Court of the Spirit King' presented	Interpreters Theatre will hold its third production.
5	There's a place for academic grievances; students must initiate the action	The Student Academic Appeals Board receives grievances from students dissatisfied with a grade.
6	'Façade' presented this evening	A Chamber Concert will be held by the School of Music.
6	While you're standing in line, read these registration tips	Recommends using advisor for more than just a signature for registration.
7	". . . and the light"	The top of a church steeple is lighted; photo.
7	Decriminalizing pot: UNI has largest NORML chapter in Iowa	The UNI Chapter of the National Organization to Reform Marijuana Laws currently has sixty members.
8	'Apocalypse Now': worth waiting	Review of the movie "Apocalypse Now."
8	In contrast . . .	A tree that has lost its leaves; photo.
9	Tomahawk offers helping hand to the elderly and handicapped	Tomahawk's fall project is to do yardwork and other odd jobs for the elderly and handicapped.
9	Conference features art speakers	A two-day conference entitled "Arts education: a State Conference" will feature speakers from different parts of the country.
10	Mozart music in soprano recital	Kay Murray's recital will include the works of Mozart as well as some by German, Spanish, Italian, and American composers.
10	Future teachers given 'the rest of the story': UNI's SISEA membership outstanding	The UNI chapter of the Student Iowa State Education Association had 368 members last year.
11	What's up	Meetings and activities; World Wide Day of Fast; Gamma Sigma Lamda.
11	Play on	The band Sturgis Falls played in the Towers lounge; photo.
12	Panthers drop final 24-17 to WKU	UNI lost to Western Kentucky; photo.
13	Regionals await UNI V-ball team	UNI placed sixth out of ten teams in the University of Minnesota Invitational.
13	Panther runners place 4th in nation	UNI placed fourth in the nation at Riverside, California.
13	Untitled	UNI-Alumni wrestling meet is held; photo.
14	Alumni meet ends in tie	UNI had a Varsity-Alumni wrestling meet.
14	Regional 4th for field hockey women	UNI placed sixth in the regional field hockey meet.
14	Men open season with Alumni meet	UNI has five returning All-Americans.
15	'Shakespeare has something to offer 20th-century mind'	Louise Forest presented a lecture entitled "Looking at Shakespeare from a 20th Century Perspective."
15	Fall "Competitive Art Show" ends Friday at A&I building	The fall "Competitive Art Show" features works completed since last May.
15	A little R &R	Cherie Medbury reads a book in her lounge; photo.
16	Food, entertainment offer international flavor	The fourth annual food fair supplies dishes from various countries as well as a variety of entertainment; photo.