Northern Iowan — October 7, 1980

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Administrators feeling reversion effects	List of cuts; administrators tell how it will affect their colleges.
1	Cutler advocates student involvement	Excerpts from remarks by Lynn Cutler; photo.
1	Exciting times in the Union	Students studying in the Union; photo.
1	'Visions of the future'	Schedule of major Homecoming activities.
2	Koloc irritated again	Upset that the Northern Iowan printed pictures of women looking at men.
2	Warns of threat to education	Urges voters to vote no on a bill that would allow conventions to be held to propose revisions to the Iowa constitution.
2	Auditorium needed	UNI needs a new auditorium.
2	NON offers views on equality	Writes in response to the National Organization for Women's letter to the editor.
2	Fox library 'appropriate tribute'	Supports naming the library after Professor Josef Fox.
2	Flowery tribute made	Offers congratulations and thank you to the Grounds Division of the Plant Services for the landscaping and flowerbed arrangements around campus.
3	Viewpoint	Urges people to vote for Jimmy Carter in the upcoming election.
3	Placement office assists UNI seniors	Description of services.
4	PR club is endorsed	Takes preliminary step in becoming recognized as an official PRSSA chapter.
4	Learn out of class and on the job	Description of the cooperative education program.
5	DSOC chairman to speak	Michael Harrington will speak; photo.
5	Nominate Mom and Dad	Nomination forms available.
6	What's up	Meetings and activities; Bible Study; Nicaragua Solidarity Committee; Women's Support Group.
6	German Club	Planning Oktoberfest.
6	Marketing Club	Rich Penn will show award-winning commercials.
6	Marlins	Will hold picnic.
6	Purple Arrow	Will meet.
6	Office Education Association	Will meet.
6	CBF meeting	Glee Club will sing gospel songs.
6	Young Democrats	Will discuss election day plans.
6	Student Social Work Association	Will hold bake sale.
6	It takes guts to be our own boss	Four local business leaders talk about running their own businesses.
7	Political forum begins	Center for Economic Education will sponsor series of discussions.
7	Going up?	Art students wrote messages around the elevator at the dedication ceremonies to Latham Hall; photo.
7	Don't give up, get tutored	EOP makes tutoring services available.
8	The friends of public radio	Prairie Home Companion will come to the Auditorium; Professors Cawelti and Waller will play.
8	Vandenakker and group cut album	UNI student records with Sapphire; photo.
8	Anderberg teaches 'Hair Today'	Profile of Bertil Anderberg; photo.
9	Williams elected to posts	Professor Williams was elected president of national council of Theta Alpha Phi; president-elect of Iowa theater group.
9	To Maulding, theater means hectic	Profile of Earl Maulding; photo.
10	A bit of Ireland at UNI	Profile of Irish Light Orchestra; photo.
10	T-shirts: no limit to expression	Students talk about what they like to put on their T-shirts.
11	'Great West' exhibition at gallery	Photographic art on display; photo.
11	'Middle Age Crazy' very predictable	A review of the film, "Middle Age Crazy."
13	Linksters place second in Regionals	UNI got second in the Division II Regional.
13	Women harriers sweep invitational	UNI won their invitational with a score of 15, the lowest possible score in a cross country meet, Saturday; photo.
14	Overtime	Satirizes himself as being a jinx on UNI.
14	Panthers fall in final second	UNI lost on a last second touchdown, 20-16, against Northern Michigan last Saturday at Marquette; photo.
15	Field hockey now 6-2	UNI improved to 6-2 on the season by defeating Luther, 2-0, and Iowa Wesleyan, 3-0, last Saturday in Decorah.
15	UNI spikers go 3-3	UNI finished 3-3 at the Hawkeye Invitational Friday and Saturday at Iowa City.
15	Women's tennis breaks even	UNI went 2-2 at the Circle Classic Tennis Tournament in Chicago on Saturday.
15	Harriers place second in Big 4	UNI placed second with 54 points in the Big Four meet in Iowa City on Saturday.
16	Rugby loses close match	UNI lost to the Newton rugby team, 13-10; photo.