Northern Iowan — January 29, 1980

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Faculty response to CATE book adequate but could be better	Of the poll of two hundred faculty members, seventy-five replied they would be involved, eighty-five replied they would not and the remainder were in doubt.
1	Tomahawk book exchange may get the ax; 50,000 books received this semester	An increasing volume of books and fewer members to help with book sale force Tomahawk to look at alternatives.
1	Draft opposers organize at UNI	Newly organized group against the draft will now move forward after the collection of approximately one thousand signatures on a petition.
1	Iced tree	Ice forms on a tree; photo.
2	Concern for peace	Believes students should not be worried about the draft but whether the elected officials are doing anything about keeping peace throughout the world.
2	Every little bit helps	Encourages students to do the small things in conserving energy on campus.
2	'Fail to back leaders'	Believes students should not be developing petitions but rather should be supporting political leaders.
3	What's up	Meetings and activities; La Mesa Espanola.
3	The Smoke From a Distant Fire . . .	The Cedar Falls Utilities is pictured; photo.
4	Lobbyists update	Lobbyists from the Iowa Higher Education Association and American Association of University Professors will update everyone on the events at the Iowa capitol.
4	Eye the skies!	Open houses will occur at the Science Building Observatory on each Thursday throughout the semester.
4	Strategy	Basketball members huddle during a time-out; photo.
4	Increased home ec enrollment poses space problems at Wright	Mary Franken reports that there is a need for additional lecture rooms, laboratories, and office space.
5	Two students win auditions	Recent winners at the Ft. Dodge Symphony Auditions were Mark Knapp and Cindy Gaeth.
6	Iowa area activities include boat, sports shows, Follies	Listing of activities throughout Iowa.
6	University Chorus receives 'facelift' with new director	The University Chorus is now performing all types of music during a performance instead of just one long work.
7	'Dangerous' areas mapped; class studies perceptions	Members of the "Communicating through Maps" course recently surveyed students to see what areas on campus they perceive to be dangerous at night.
8	Ethnomusicologists to perform at UNI	The Chamber Music Series third performance will be the Odessa Balalaikas; photo.
8	Saturday night remains 'alive'	The Union Policy Board voted to continue sponsoring the "Saturday Night Alive" program.
9	Jazz it up at concert Thursday	Performing at the upcoming concert will the UNI Jazz Band IV, "Epistrophy," and "Waterbabies."
9	Mini-courses	Twelve different mini-courses will be sponsored by Maucker Union throughout the semester.
9	A film freak's fantasy!	Upcoming movies for the Union Film Series are listed.
10	Women drop two- UNO, St. Ambrose	UNI lost to Nebraska-Omaha, 73-59, and to St. Ambrose, 65-60.
10	Penguins don't miss often in 72-69 victory	UNI was defeated by Youngstown State; photo.
11	Women edged, place fourth of 14	UNI placed fourth in the Northwestern University Invitational.
11	Men make waves at N. Illinois	UNI defeated Northern Illinois in a double dual meet.
11	Track places third in Big Four, three firsts	UNI had two individual winners, Bill Lawson and Tim Jamerson; photo.
11	AIA sticks UNI	The Athletes in Action beat the Panthers, 31-16, in a UNI wrestling dual.
12	Bunnies and booze . . . brought to you by Bender	The men of sixth floor Bender created their own Playboy Club Friday night; photos.