Northern Iowan — February 26, 1980

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Regents approve room and board increase	The rate for full board in a double occupancy room will increase to $1420 beginning the fall of 1980.
1	Afternoon serenade	A member of the Trinidad Tripoli Steel Band sings to the crowd; photo.
1	U. S. should arm Afghan rebels, says Asian studies prof	Richard Newell spoke on the current situation in Afghanistan.
1	Tomahawk sale gets reprieve; Purple Arrow offers assistance	Tomahawk will again offer its book sale this fall.
2	RHA members show support for RHAWS	The members of RHAWS support Mary Gannon, Kevin Swartz, and Sue Woodruff.
2	No vote--no complain	Failing to vote in the elections damages your credibility when you feel like complaining.
2	'Less suicidal and responsible for destiny'	Feels UNISA should be turned into a student lobbying group.
2	Former senator gives support to Gammack	Supports Chris Gammack for UNISA president.
2	Hall action Party announces candidates	Mary Gannon, Kevin Swartz, and Sue Woodruff announce their candidacy for Residence Hall Association positions.
3	Questions I raised were distinct from 'campaign jargon'	Believes that although he is UNISA presidential candidate Bryan Windmark's roommate, his letter should stand alone on its own merits and not be "lumped" together with Bryan's.
3	Not everyone wants to be a social success	Students feel staying warm is better than being a social success.
3	Thanks to Tomahawk	KCRS would like to thank Tomahawk for contributing money to their radio station.
3	'Alleged play on student sentiments are low and unnecessary'	Feels that the responses from the UNISA and RHA presidents to his previous letter showed the two groups can work together.
4	Bored?	A group of women sit around a table; photo.
4	Freshman need advisors	Students may sign up to become a peer adviser.
4	Sexism is major problem among blacks, according to author	Author Michele Wallace discusses her new book entitled "Black Macho and the Myth of the Superwoman".
5	What's up	Meetings and activities; HEW investigation.
5	UNISA senators attacked for commencement date change	The Commencement Committee will hold another meeting to reconsider the change in the date for Commencement.
5	Frat adviser earns award	Gordon Timpany received the Sigma Alpha Epsilon Award of Merit for Distinguished Service.
6	'Jail and Bail' no success	The recent fundraiser for the Kidney Foundation of Iowa raised $375.
6	Steel band displays skill, class	Review of the band "Trinidad Tripoli Steel Band"; photo.
7	Artist Metcalf's works symbolize 'self-criticism and self-commentary'	Bruce Metcalf will conclude his month long visit to UNI with a lecture; photo.
8	Bus fares may increase from $.40 to $.50	Proposed fare increases are announced for MET buses.
9	Fifth candidate declared, wants to restructure UNISA	Pete Larson has announced his candidacy for UNISA president; photo.
10	Panthers end season with 73-57 victory	UNI defeated St. Francis in the UNI-Dome on Sunday.
10	Overtime	The United States Olympic Hockey Team won a gold medal and Eric Heiden won five gold medals.
10	Men win 8 in Dome Open	UNI won eight of the twenty events at the UNI-Dome Open, although no team scores were kept.
11	Women gymnasts lose to La Crosse	UNI qualified another meet for regionals.
11	Tennis squad nets 8-1 win	UNI defeated Marycrest College in Davenport.
11	Team records fall in loss to ISU	UNI broke seven team records even though they lost against Iowa State; photo.
12	Bone up on your letter writing tactics	The U.S. Postal Service is sponsoring the National Letter Writing Week.