Northern Iowan — March 21, 1980

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	The campus grows quiet . . .	Though UNI students have left for spring break, many UNI facilities such as the Rod Library and the UNI Museum remain open.
1	UNI student charged with attempted murder	UNI student Constance Wells was charged with attempted murder after trying to stab her roommate with a butter knife.
1	RHA recommends extension of residence hall keg policy	The Residence Hall Association would like to extend the trial period for the dorm keg policy. Under the trial run, kegs are allowed only in designated areas in dormitories and only if the party is registered.
1	Gone home	Students leave for spring break and classrooms are empty; photo.
1	Author speaks on her triumph over addiction to tranquilizers	Author Barbara Gordon will speak at the fourth annual Women's Day. Other activities include fifteen workshops and a series of short films.
2	Untitled	Student dreams of spring break.
2	'Thank you laPIRG'	Believes organization serves a beneficial purpose.
2	How easily we forget	Americans should remember the hostages in Iran.
2	UNI 'system' fails student in emergency	Believes UNI should contact students when there is an emergency.
2	'This Ministry called The Way is Christianity in its only logical and spiritual expression'	Controversy over the alleged cult The Way.
3	What's up	Meetings and activities.
3	Spring essay contest	Department sponsoring essay contest.
3	Gallery of Art	Student exhibition now showing.
3	Art a la Carte	Scott Cawelti from the English department will lecture on the art of film.
3	Passover invitation	Passover participation offered for Jewish students away from home.
3	English Department wants you to be a winner!	The English department is sponsoring an essay contest.
3	From log to . . .	Debbie Branco works on her project for her Wood Design class; photo.
4	Solar energy group meets	The newly formed Black Hawk County Solar Energy Association will hold its first meeting.
4	Literary critic to address UNI	Robert Scholes, a professor at Brown University, will give a lecture on the study of critical theory. This lecture will be this year's H. Williard Reninger Lecture.
4	Senate Scene	A recent senate meeting brought changes in the student activities budget. IaPIRG, the Ethnic Minorities Cultural and Educational Center, and Black History Week were affected by the changes.
4	'You and Your Money'	A non credit community class on money and inflation will be held beginning April 8. The class will be taught by UNI grad Larry Hays.
4	Rise early for sunrise service	College religious organizations will hold an ecumenical Easter service on top of the Union.
B1	Raw egg	Members of an Industrial Graphics class designed and built an apparatus to drop eggs; photo.
B2	"It's showtime folks!"	Iowa's opponent tomorrow night is Louisville.
B2	Matmen end season at NCAA I final Division II record of 14-5-1	The Panthers place second in NCAA II championships and have four qualifiers in the Division I national meet.
B2	Spring chipper	Bill Sutton had the opportunity to practice for this year's golf season due to the nice weather; photo.
B3	'All That Jazz': loaded with symbolism	Review of the movie "All That Jazz."
B3	Jog-A-Thon hoping to raise $75,000	UNI's Athletic Department is sponsoring a Jog-A-Thon in hopes of raising $75,000 for the department.
b4	Marshall Tucker: We attract following 'selling ourselves'	Excerpts from interview with the Marshall Tucker Band, who recently performed in the UNI-Dome; photo.
	Four teams travel south for spring break	All four of UNI's men's spring teams will be traveling south for spring break.
	NCAA II meet draws twelve Panther tankers	Twelve Panthers are in Youngstown, Ohio, this weekend swimming in the NCAA Division II Championships.
	Flipping fitness for everyone	Physical fitness classes will be offered for UNI families beginning next month.