Northern Iowan — December 9, 1980

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Getting your grades	Will be available January 12.
1	Stabbing near campus	Man stabbed near Bo Jingles.
1	City Council approves stricter housing codes	Cedar Falls adopts Uniform Housing Code; rents may rise, but conditions should improve.
1	Christmas shopping	Local merchants set up stands to display their items at University Hall on Thursday; photo.
1	Committee set to abolish problems	Committee of Cedar Falls council members, residents, and UNI representatives will work on problems.
1	Here's help for final exams	Wayne King offers tips for study.
2	Question legal process	Feels the Iowa Supreme Court is abusing its great power.
2	Would ROTC contradict goals . . .	Opposes ROTC coming to UNI.
2	. . . or would it add to education?	Supports the ROTC on campus.
2	Seriously consider the consequences	Wants people to know it has been declared illegal for Selective Service to record social security numbers; if this has already been done, one can write and request his number be deleted.
2	Is there life after UNI?	Looking toward the future.
2	Watch out, you radicals!	A satirical letter concerning student radicals.
3	Tragic Cambodian refugee story; an uncertain future	Robert Richards talks about the refugees' situation.
3	Fire doors installed in Baker Hall	Part of continuous program to make buildings safer.
3	Winners measure in meters	Students take part in contest which measures campus structures.
4	Volunteers need flexibility	Students learn about Peace Corps and Vista.
4	Pajama girls	The Jinglettes perform at the variety show sponsored by the Men's Glee Club; photo.
4	North American Review publishes short story collection	Book contains stories by Lee K. Abbott.
5	Program helps save lives	Close look at health aides program in dorms.
5	Certain interview questions off-limits	Clinton Nelson talks about inappropriate interview questions.
6	What's up	Meetings and activities; laPIRG; Bible Study.
6	Spanish Club	Will go caroling.
6	Women's track and field	Organizational meeting.
6	Phi Beta Lambda	Putting together gifts for the needy.
6	Smart shopping can cut high food costs	Barbara Pershing gives tips on shopping.
6	Russian language gains popularity	Hugh Duvese speaks at Russian Club.
7	What goes up . . .	Chicken Jackson attempts a shot; photo.
7	Fairy tales: fantasy and fear	Panelists talk about fairy tales.
8	Joint vocal concert tonight	Program for the concert by the Women's Chorus and the University Choir.
9	Audition for spring productions	Theatre UNI is seeking cast members for several productions.
9	'Beauty' entertaining, more	Review of Theatre UNI's production of "Beauty and the Beast."
9-Aug	Variety show lends spirit	Review of the Christmas Variety Show; photo.
10	Tuba instructor presents recital	Professor Kaenzig will present performance.
10	In review: Woody Allen's new movie is complex, vain, but enjoyable	Review of the film "Stardust Memories."
11	Student art works on sale
11	Chorale an impressive sight	Review of the Metropolitan Chorale's performance of Handel's "Messiah."
12	Graham leads symphony Christmas	Profile of Professor Graham and program highlights.
12	Hume discusses photos	Sandy Hume talks about his art; photo.
14	Grapplers finish strong despite several injuries	UNI did well at the UNI Open Saturday in the West Gym despite suffering injuries to Larry Luttrell, Dave Lott, and Efonda Sproles; photo.
15	Gymnasts down UW-Platteville	UNI defeated the University of Wisconsin-Platteville Saturday, 193.4-149.9; photo.
15	Men tankers lose two; women set six records	The UNI men lost to Western Illinois, 76-37, on Thursday, and to Bradley University, 75-38, on Friday. The women lost to Western Illinois, 114-56, on Thursday, but won the Luther Invitational . They also set six records in the two meets.
16	Cagers win peach basket	UNI won the Peach Basket Invitational Saturday in the UNI-Dome by beating Mankato State, 80-67, on Friday, and Eastern Illinois, 78-70, Saturday in the championship game.
16	Men cagers lose two more; drop to 0-5	UNI lost two games over the weekend to remain winless on the season at 0-5. On Saturday they lost to Iowa State in Ames, 83-69, and on Sunday they lost to Centenary, 67-51, in the UNI-Dome; photo.