Northern Iowan — February 1, 1980

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1	Senate meets Monday	Student evaluations will be one of the topics covered in the upcoming Faculty Senate meeting.
1	Well Woman dance a success	Over 230 people attended the first Winter Celebration of the Well Woman Community Health Project.
1	Draft rally draws pro and con speakers	More than seventy-five people attended an organizational meeting for a committee to stop the draft; photo.
2	NI needs 'clean slate' before it criticizes	Feels the Northern Iowan should have a reporter at each UNISA meeting before it starts criticizing others about their apathy in attending UNISA meetings.
2	'Struggling to keep free from propaganda'	Feels President Carter is spreading propaganda about the draft.
2	'No fire, but countless numbers of fire alarms'	Concerned that if false fire alarms keep getting pulled in the residence halls, what would happen during an actual fire?
2	Setting things straight	Wants everyone to be aware of the facts surrounding Steven O'Brien's letter and also gives input on his proposed UNISA bill..
3	Museum	Robert and Rosa Ward will present a slide program at the UNI Museum from their visit to Angkor Wat, Cambodia.
3	English Club to be revived?	Individuals are being sought to help form an English Club at UNI.
3	Registration, abortion discussed at laPIRG speakout Tuesday	Although the main topic of discussion for the speakout was to have been abortion, the draft and the ERA amendment surfaced; photo.
3	Posters, anyone?	The Maucker Union programming office and the Craft Shop provide the service of making posters.
4	Consort concert	A program of five works of J. S. Bach will be included in the final concert of the Bach Consort.
4	'Equus' coming to Theatre UNI opens spring semester's shows'	D. Terry Williams has chosen "Equus" to be the spring production.
4	Photography--both sides	Lynn O'Donnell and Dave Granfield examine the display featuring the works of eleven photographers from Colorado; photo.
4	You can become a star!	Members of the Production II class will be writing, producing, and directing one musical and one drama performance.
5	Hungry rats at UNI link appetite to genetics; comfort for face-stuffers	Linda Walsh has been testing rats and their reaction when they are given reduced amounts of glucose; photo.
6	Robert Byrnes: he can ring your bell . . .	Robert Byrnes has been playing the Campanile's bells since his senior year at UNI; photo.
8	Live bands, free food, contests planned for Dance Marathon	Sadie Hawkins' Day will be the theme for this year's Muscular Dystrophy Dance Marathon.
8	16 of 50 survive tryouts	The first performance of the UNI Show Choir will be at this year's Tall Corn Festival.
9	What's up	Meetings and activities; Spheeris and Voudouris; adult student lunches.
9	'Help!'	The Beatles' movie "Help" will be shown in University Hall at the Union.
9	Senate discusses committees	A motion was passed at the recent Faculty Senate meeting to appoint a monitor to each of the fourteen committees responsible to the Senate.
9	Parking violations decrease	Although there are no plans to expand parking, permit classifications may be changes in some lots.
9	Once is not enough	James Lindberg, University of Iowa, will direct two energy-related lectures.
9	Female fellowship	The north central region of the Soroptimist International of the Americas is offering a $1500 fellowship for women.
10	Women break streak, beat Marycrest 78-57	UNI beat Marycrest after fifteen straight loses; photo.
11	Women swim South Dakota in East pool	The Panthers will be competing today against the University of South Dakota.
11	UNI 37-3 over Winona matmen	Good conditioning helped the Panthers defeat Winona State.
11	Overtime	Says that Russ Smith, a sports reporter for the Waterloo Courier, wants to go to the Soviet Union to cover the Olympics.
12	Those ole' Union blues	Carl Alan Reiche performs; photo.
12	'Impact' peer advising helps freshman cope	The peer advising program "Impact", now in its third year of existence, helps those freshmen who are at "high risk".