Northern Iowan — February 20, 1981

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Give advice to peers	Seeking peer advisors.
1	Harkin speaks on human rights	Senator Harkin will speak to political science classes.
1	Join orientation staff	Recruiting students for summer orientation.
1	UNI experiences another record enrollment	Spring 1981 enrollment is 10,365; up 633 from previous spring.
1	Crime on the decline at UNI, says Security	Rollie Evers comments briefly on campus crime patterns.
1	Serenade	Eric Thran plays a song for Merle Geringer.
2	Untitled
2	'Immature, medieval view'	Women students feel recent pictures published in Northern Iowan are sexist.
2	'Men will be boys'	What is news?
2	On the Other Hand	Good education will prevent economic hardships.
2	Options: Energy Conservation Bank threatened	Secretary Pierce to put an end to the program.
3	What's up	Meetings and activities.
3	PRSSA	Will hold party.
3	French Club	Will discuss upcoming activities.
3	Young Democrats	Will have breakfast with Tom Harkin.
3	Phi Upsilon Omicron	Will hold potluck.
3	'Acid Rain' presentation
3	Ebony editor says progress for blacks an illusion	Excerpts from presentation by Alex Poinsett; photo.
3	Democrats reshape and redirect	Young Democrats talks about their plans.
4	Senate Scene	Urge speed-up of fire safety program.
4	'Jump Rope for Heart' in March	Teams will raise money for American Heart Association.
4	Some tips for job hunting	Twenty students attend seminar in Des Moines.
5	ACS reduces hours	Cites lack of funding.
5	Deal with stress levels	Counseling Center offers programs.
5	'U.S. policies are wrong'	Excerpts from speech by Saleem Quereshi; photo.
5	CPS helps you handle bilkers	Tom Mohan talks about the ISPIRG program.
6	Rathmell receives Fulbright Award	Professor Rathmell will work in Australia.
6	Book explores science and society	Highlights of Professor Cooney's book.
7	The women who help make the teams tick	Women have very important roles in the success of men's athletic programs; photo.
8	It takes more energy than jumping into the pool	Cindy Jergens has trained all her life for upcoming national swim meet; photo.
9	Eats: slip into the Slipper	Silver Slipper is a country-western style bar and restaurant which serves large portions for a small price.
10	'Evangeline' boosts Emmylou; Does Nicolette copy Doobies?	Emmylou Harris' "Evangeline" has a little something for everyone; "Radioland" sounds too much like the Doobie Brothers.
10	Globetrotters: the wizards on the court; to perform here Wednesday night	Globetrotters bring global bag of tricks to UNI; photo.
11	Paintings by John Page exhibited in local gallery	Professor John Page to exhibit work in the Waterloo Recreation and Arts Center; photo.
11	Student turnout for Artists Series 'lousy'	Currently only 3% of students buy season tickets. Professor Jones talks about the reasons.
12	Quintet, band perform next week	Profile of Symphonic Band and Brass Quintet.
12	Trio tickets available	Kalichstein-Laredo-Robinson Trio will perform; photo.
12	Spring art conference to include Lash, Page	Highlights of the conference.
13	Radio producer wins	Mark Heistad wins regional award.
13	Orchesis tryouts begin
13	Gospel band to perform	Phil Keaggy and band will perform; photo.
13	Glee Club to sing in Denver on spring tour
13	'Faschingsfest' celebration	Highlights of festival.
14	Assistant SID appointed	Athletic Department hires Dave Starr to take the position of Assistant Sports Information Director.
14	National qualifier	Lynne Siefert performs a front dive with a half twist.
15	Women win final dual	Panthers beat Grinnell, 72-67, in final dual meet of the season.
15	Wrestlers get 'homered'	Panthers lose close meet to Nebraska; allege unfair officiating.
15	Untitled	Men's tracksters take off during time trials while their runningmates time them.
15	Ultimate 'Force' comes to UNI	UNI Frisbee Club to hold first ever National Indoor Frisbee Championship in the Dome.
16	Winter takes a spring break	Students enjoy different activities outside due to the nice weather.