Northern Iowan — October 14, 1980

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Fire Marshal approves bunks	Approves construction of lofts and application of paneling.
1	Price of money increases	Daniel Christiansen talks about the effects of inflation.
1	UNI Auditorium receives a $60,000 face lift	New elevator installed; modifications of stage include new curtains.
2	If the election were held tomorrow for which candidate would you vote?	Student opinion survey; photo.
2	Says Anderson, not Carter, is clear choice	Claims John Anderson, not Jimmy Carter, is the clear and logical choice for President.
2	ILO 'preposterous Muzak imitation'	Felt the performance of the Irish Light Orchestra of Dublin was horrible.
2	Asks UNI to take pride in Panthers	UNI students need to show more pride and enthusiasm for UNI athletics.
2	Rap 'fair weather fans'	Offers congratulations to the UNI football team for their victory against Western Illinois and condemns the fans who left the game early.
2	Proud to be a Panther	Wants more support for the football team from its fans.
3	Child abuse authority to speak	David Walters will speak at conference.
3	Rid yourself of night fear	Women's Studies Association will sponsor "Take Back the Night".
3	Authors discuss sexual harassment	Rosemary Skaine and Donald Maypole talk about their review of the literature on this subject.
4	UNI to shut down over Christmas	Seen as a move to conserve energy; will survey campus for essential services and operations.
4	Creating a masterpiece	Pat Hutchinson draws outside; photo.
4	Running to raise issues	David McReynolds speaks as socialist candidate.
4	Draft resistance rally	Will sponsor car caravan to Des Moines.
5	What's up	Meetings and activities; Athletes in Action; Resume/letterwriting workshops; Tuesday Talks.
5	Phi Alpha Theta/Historical Association	Will discuss fall social.
5	UNI Ski Club	Will meet.
5	Spanish Club	Planning Halloween party.
5	REC Club	Will meet.
5	CBF noon Bible study	Will meet Tuesday.
5	Society of Automotive Engineers	Will elect officers.
5	Group gains experience by travel	Professor Parker's group will travel to major cities.
5	Pumpkin carving contest	Marketing Club will sponsor contest.
5	Speech department adds to staff	Profiles of the new members of the staff.
5	Conservation Club alive	Active again after two years; plans for this year.
5	Shaw House tops in trivia again	Wins KCRS trivia contest.
6	Student teaching interviews set
6	Pay UNI tuition for semester in California	A look at the National Student Exchange program.
7	Obtain grant for biomedical careers	UNI receives $261,054 grant to encourage economically disadvantaged young people to pursue biomedical careers.
8	Irish Light Orchestra excellent	Review of the performance by The Irish Light Orchestra of Dublin.
8	Bartending mini-course attracts students	Description of the course.
8	Behind-the-scenes shops kept busy	A look at the shops at Theatre UNI; photo.
8	Gangsters steal 'Kate' opening	Review of the UNI Lyric Theatre/Theatre UNI's performance of "Kiss Me, Kate."
9	Criminal investigator becomes UNI political science major	Profile of Gehrig LaVelle.
9	Cast announced for punk "Prometheus' production	List of cast.
10	Audience delights in 'Companion' show	Review of the performance by "A Prairie Home Companion"; photo.
11	Johnson lends an ear to problems	Ray Johnson talks about his co-op assignment with the city of Cedar Falls.
12	Debaters place fifth	At Creighton.
12	Religion lecture	Professor Quirk will speak on the United Presbyterian Church.
12	Media Lab can add extra touch	Offers facilities for students who want to add extra dimensions to their work.
13	Committee reports on Title IX compliance	Kimberly Gibbs and LeAnn Erickson talk about their contention that UNI in not in compliance in the areas of coaching and scholarships; report now in hands of President Kamerick; photo.
14	Rugby clubs makes comeback	UNI defeated the Mount Pleasant Club, 18-12, Sunday at UNI.
14	Golfers win dual meet	UNI defeated the University of Minnesota, 523-532, last Saturday.
14	Soccer club wins two	UNI defeated Wartburg, 6-1, on Friday and the Cedar Rapids Comets, 2-1, on Sunday.
14	Untitled	Cindy Brandis scores during one of UNI's games Saturday. UNI defeated South Dakota State twice, 3-0 and 2-1, at UNI.
14	Overtime	Kelly Ellis will sit out the remainder of the year with a medical redshirt and will be eligible to play next year.
15	Panthers rally in fourth	UNI scored 28 points in the fourth quarter to defeat Western Illinois, 35-28, Saturday in the UNI-Dome; photo.
16	Skov sets another record	UNI finished last at a meet in Iowa City on Saturday despite Kris Skov setting a UNI record.
16	Harriers finish second at Tom Jones	UNI tied for second with 89 points in the Tom Jones Invitational in Madison, Wisconsin, on Saturday.
16	Spikers have ups and downs	UNI lost to Drake, 3-15, 11-15, 15-9, and 7-15, Wednesday in the West Gym to Drake. Thursday they defeated St. Ambrose, 15-3, 15-10, and 15-4.