Northern Iowan — March 14, 1980

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Journalists stress irrelevant political issues, says author	James David Barber gave a talk on politics and journalism; photo.
1	Get out of the mood for a lab experience?	Proposed lab requirement for gen ed has been delayed for further discussion and research by the Faculty Senate.
2	Untitled	Describes the division of students seen in the Union.
2	More on The Way . . . readers react to NI in-depth feature	A group called "The Way" is the trying to persuade students at UNI to become involved in their organization.
2	'Put cult in disrepute'	The churches of the area should be aware of "The Way."
2	'Asinine judgement'	Complaints against Redeker food services.
4	The Death of a President	"Cat's Cradle" was performed Tuesday night by the Interpreters Theater.
4	Senate Scene	Recent moves by UNISA, including reallocation of funds to IaPIRG.
6	UNI group 'meets' Picasso at Art Center	Group of UNI students traveled to Minneapolis to view an exhibit of Picasso's work
6	Bock, Baum give sonata recital	Emil Bock and Russell Baum will perform together at the UNI School of Music. The two have been playing together since 1939.
7	Gallery director leaves with mixed emotions	Sanford Sivitz Shaman has resigned as director of UNI's Gallery of Art; photo.
8	KUNI/KHKE want $30,000	KUNI/KHKE has a ten-day campaign to raise money for the stations.
9	Crisis of imperialism: a political forum	Political discussion held at Wesley Foundation.
9	Industrial technology dinner	Dinner to be held; will discuss industrial arts education.
9	Counseling Center	Workshops on career counseling will be held.
9	Gallery of Art	Student exhibition and prints/photos by Roger Williams will be on display.
9	Art a la Carte	Barbara Cassino will speak on contemporary ceramics.
9	Theatre UNI	Will perform "The Rivals" March 14-17.
9	UNISA recommends allocations	UNISA has finished allocating the funds collected from the student activity fee; list of groups that received funds.
10	Men top Luther, U-W Stout in PEC	UNI defeated Luther and Stout in men's tennis.
10	Eye-hand coordination	Cathy Crowl practices for the Panthers' next meet against Luther.
11	Women base runners fly to Hilo, Hawaii	The women's team will be playing at the first annual Hawaii-Hilo Invitational.
B1	Jog wisely--don't run into foot injuries	UNI athletic trainer Dave Burton gives tips on jogging; how to avoid injuries and how to treat them.
B1	Dome becomes sports paradise	Fifth annual Northeast Iowa Sports Show will be held in the Dome March 20 through 23; photo.
B2	Come on, Rome wasn't built in a day	Thoughts about the Title IX predicament at UNI.
B2	2,000 athletes compete in Dome	Athletes from area high schools will compete in the Dickinson Relays today and tomorrow in the UNI-Dome.
B2	Hypnosis: a 'natural, normal talent'	Chester Janas participated in a question and answer session as part of the 'six o'clock series'. Janas, a doctor in Waterloo, has used hypnosis to treat his patients for years.
B4	Those Swiss can help cut, slice, saw, file . . .	A Swiss Army knife should be at the top of the list for any outdoor activity.