Northern Iowan — October 3, 1980

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Evans coming to UNI	Cooper Evans will speak.
1	Revive your political awareness next week	Many candidates will appear in PLS political awareness program.
1	Watch where you park!	Cedar Falls police warn students about street parking laws.
1	Politicking for pop	Eleonara Anderson Kettler, daughter of John Anderson, speaks on campus; photo.
2	On the other hand . . .	Wants students to vote because their vote can make a difference, especially towards meeting UNI's needs.
2	Panthers 'address concerns'	The new Panther Party outlines their stance on some issues.
2	Cheerleaders, drill team harassed	Upset that cheerleaders and drill tam members were subjected to verbal abuse and had objects thrown at them.
2	Ducks out of season	School mascot is concerned about objects being thrown at him during games.
2	Today: American Enterprise Day	Phi Beta Lambda would like to draw attention to American Enterprise Day.
2	Who nabbed Carrie Clutz	Wants their "Carrie Clutz Award" sign returned.
3	Scheduling will be fast and simple	Mary Engen talks about the new computer system which has replaced the old card system.
4	Bowl with your brains	Getting College Bowl tournament set up for this year.
4	Possible new loan program	Dennis Jensen talks about changes and additions to the loan programs.
5	Democrats stress voting	Roger McMahon talks about the objectives of Young Democrats.
5	Memories of Mount St. Helen	Phi Alpha Theta sells volcanic dust at its book sale.
6	What's up	Meetings and activities; Navigators; Tuesday Talks; La Mesa Espanol; Folk Club.
6	French Club	Will meet.
6	UNI Finance Club	Organizational meeting.
6	P. E. O. group	Will meet.
6	Book sale	Sponsored by Phi Alpha Theta and Historical Association.
6	Conservation Club	Organizing committees.
6	Running mates	Seeking women interested in assisting track team.
6	Industrial Education Club	Will hear speaker.
6	English Club	Will meet.
6	Administrative Management Society	Will meet.
6	Women's Studies Association	Organizational meeting.
6	Student Council for Exceptional Children	Will hear speaker.
6	Math Club	Organizational meeting.
6	Learn about field experience	Opportunity for extended field experience in January.
7	Broadcasters make waves with UNI radio classes	Loren Buser and Clare Rampton will teach class in football broadcasting.
8	It's Saturday Night Live	Cheerleaders Doug Steenson and Mark Zahn take a break during last Saturday's football game; photo.
8	Spikers pitted against U. S. Olympic team	The U. S. women's volleyball team will come to UNI to host a clinic and play UNI and the Japanese national team.
9	Eats	Review of The Great Plains Sauce and Dough Co.
10	Up the Creek	Advice on what to wear while outdoors when it is raining.
10	They're not restricted only to vegetables	Advice from vegetarians.
11	Frank's Dixieland music 'refreshing'	Review of the performance of Chris Frank; photo.
12	Symphony on KHKE	Chicago Symphony performance.
12	Perantoni highlights Octubafest	Profile of Don Perantoni and the upcoming program.
12	Live from the Old Aud	Garrison Keillor will perform; photo.
13	Tour the mountains	Lee Miller will present program on Germany and Austria at Museum.
13	Cellist presents debut	Profile of Professor Reuss.
13	Design is a 'tough profession'	Eric Madsen's work included in exhibition; excerpts from Madsen's remarks.
15	Registration open for Oktoberfest run	The Second Annual Oktoberfest Run for March of Dimes will be Sunday, October 12.
15	Panthers face top-rated Wildcats	UNI faces the number one ranked team in Division II, Northern Michigan, at Marquette tomorrow.
16	Soccer loses to Hawks	UNI lost to Iowa, 2-1, on Sunday.
16	Harriers to compete in Big Four meet	The cross country team will compete in a Big Four meet for the first time in its history Saturday in Iowa City; photo.
16	Women's tennis wins again	UNI lost only one doubles match on its way to an 8-1 defeat of Luther.