Northern Iowan — February 15, 1980

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Page	Title	Summary
1	Olympic politics	Skaters enjoy skating on Prexy's Pond; photo.
1	Writing exam exemption sought	High marks on ACT tests and high school grade point averages could allow students to be exempt from the exam.
1	Commencement day may change	The time for this year's commencement may be changed from Saturday to Friday.
1	'The list' sweeps UNI, students 'invest' money in mail scheme	A money-making "scheme" instruction letter tells student how to mail money without postal workers becoming suspicious.
2	Untitled	Two college students feel they are in a time warp.
2	'Should stand united with eyes closed, mouth shut'	Agrees with former Sergeant Robert Sellars and his feelings on war and the draft.
2	'Foreign policy issues not clear cut,' says Coalition	The Community Coalition to Stop the Draft believes that today's foreign policy issues are not clear cut, and must be examined thoroughly so political leaders may reach intelligent, rational decisions.
2	Candidacy announced	Chris Gammack is announcing his candidacy for the position of President of the UNISA.
3	Making sense out of elections, exposing author	Trying to persuade students to vote for UNISA elections.
3	IaPIRG "speaks out" against speculation	Believes that Robert Sellars should investigate rather than speculate in order to understand the goals of the IaPIRG.
3	Student disagrees with 'Colorado' review	Explains that the Colorado Photography exhibit is arranged so that the viewer will look at them and come up with his or her own opinion.
3	NI can go 'kiss off'	Residents of Campbell Hall are tired of being known as "the dead beat hall."
3	NI 'tacky' newspaper	Residents of Campbell Hall feel like they are being singled out.
4	What's up	Meetings and activities.
4	Americans invited to join ISA	Membership in the International Student Association is open to all UNI students, not just those from outside the US.
4	Say 'cheese'	Christa Rutzen came up with the winning logo for this year's Suni-Daze festivities; photo.
5	3 campus groups have positions open	Positions are available on the Board of Student Publications, Residence Hall Association and the Union Policy Board.
5	Observatory show hours	The Science Building Observatory will be open Wednesday and Thursday evenings.
5	Geologist discusses his work	Robert Starling conducted a seminar entitled "Dating the Recent Past."
6	Africa program	Alegonda Schokkenbroek will present a program on archaeological excavation in central and eastern Africa.
6	'TV Takes on Science' presented	Joan Duea will present a program entitled "Television Takes on Science."
6	UNI 'the best' in blood drive	The Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity sponsored their third blood drive of the year; photo.
6	Orpheus replaced	The Chicago String Ensemble will perform as part of the UNI Artists Series.
7	Theatre transformed into arena	An arena atmosphere is created for the production of "Equus"; photo.
8	Women's Program	Harriet Johnson and Sue Sweet will lead a program on "Women in Crisis."
8	Peer feedback helps build self-confidence	Interpersonal communication groups decided their own approach and direction.
9	Reynolds, Voight in 'Deliverance'	The Friday Flick will be "Deliverance."
9	Regents, UNI salaries discussed	A talk entitled "Equal Pay: UNI vs. Regents" was presented by Elaine Kalmar.
9	And here's the Dome . . .	John Ketter, director of the Union, admires the aerial map donated by the 1979 graduating class; photo.
10	King's domain is track and field	Track and field coach Lynn King has helped UNI succeed for the past four years; photo
11	Men, women meet SDSU	The men's and women's gymnastics teams travel to Brookings, South Dakota, for a dual meet.
11	Women's track season opens	UNI will be competing in a triangular meet against Mankato State and the University of Nebraska Omaha tomorrow.
11	UNI meets EIU tomorrow	The men have two Mid-Continent Conference games to play yet this season.
11	Overtime	The Summer Olympic games will stay in the Soviet Union.