Northern Iowan — May 2, 1980

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	'Dawn and Dusk'	Sue Lentfer created this piece of art from a magazine photograph; photo.
1	Faculty Senate votes to raise admission standards	UNI professors recommended to the Faculty Senate that admissions standards be raised.
1	UNISA passes cut in salary for executive board	UNISA passed a bill that would cut board members' salaries.
1	Summer job market appears bleak, says Waterloo Job Service head	Galen Cox, office manager of the Waterloo Job Services of Iowa, spoke about the summer job market.
2	'Bid farewell to UNI with disappointment'	Larry Brown expresses his negative feelings toward the administration; talks about his experiences in the Department of Modern Languages.
2	NI apologizes	Letter of apology to Ms. Castor for using her late husband's name in the NI.
2	Gratitude to Senate	Special thanks to the UNISA for sponsoring the art print exhibition and sale this past week at the Union.
3	'Jazz Band Jam' tonight	A year ending 'Jazz Band Jam' will feature the jazz combo 'Waterbabies'.
3	Pottery sale today	Pottery sale will be held today on top of the Union.
3	New course connects art with society	A course on visual arts in society will be offered on a temporary basis next fall. The course will be taught by Ken Lash.
3	Fashions from the past	A fashion show of costumes from the 1800s to 1920s will be shown in Wright Hall.
3	Yearbooks now available	Yearbooks available to be picked up.
4	UPB announces members	The Union Policy Board has appointed its members for the 1980-81 school year.
4	Go canoeing	The UPB is sponsoring a canoe trip for UNI students.
4	25 initiated into Torch and Tassel	New members of Torch and Tassel were initiated. Lynn Cutler was guest speaker at the ceremonies.
5	What's up	Meetings and activities.
5	Student Reading Association	Will hold a bake sale in the Union.
5	REC club	Will hold meeting.
5	Films	Films of Laurel and Hardy and Charlie Chaplin will be shown.
5	Remember Kent and Jackson State: stop the draft, stop the war	Rally will be held in support of stopping the draft.
5	UNI Ski Club picnic	Will be held at Hickory Hills.
5	Historical Ice House Museum opens	The Ice House Museum has opened for the summer.
6	Holvik ends 30-year band conductorship	Karl Holvik has resigned as conductor of UNI's Wind Ensemble; will continue teaching. His final concert with the ensemble was Monday.
6	'Where the Buffalo Roam:' some parts funny, others just strange	Review of the movie 'Where the Buffalo Roam.'
8	Rec highlights	Intramural news.
8	Nettermen blank Wartburg	UNI defeated Wartburg, 9-0.
8	Women's golf squad fourth of nine at Iowa Invitational	UNI placed fourth out of nine schools last weekend in the University of Iowa Invitational at Iowa City.
8	Kalmar 40th of 500 Drake marathoners	Pete Kalmar placed fortieth out of five hundred runners in the Drake Relays.
b1	Seniors Hangartner and Vazquez will compete in AAU national meet	Steve Hangartner and Jesus Vazquez will be competing in their last collegiate meet when they travel to Toledo.
B2	Did she or didn't she?	Rosie Ruiz had her crown taken away because officials doubted that she had run the entire course of the Boston Marathon.
B2	Students, faculty question changes in East Gymnasium and pool	UNI students and faculty are questioning the university's decision to re-locate the gymnastics equipment from the West Gym to the East Gym.
B3	Expand your horizons with sleep tapes?	The value of hypnotic sleep tapes that were recently advertised in the Northern Iowan is discussed.
B4	Who is Greg Kihn?	The Greg Kihn Band is a young group from California that plays rock and roll.
	Best ball tourney at UNI course tomorrow	A two-man best shot tournament will be held at UNI's golf course tomorrow.