Northern Iowan — March 6, 1981

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Students rally for Atlanta cause	Ruth Anderson speaks to group about Atlanta killings; photo.
1	Cuts could devastate student aid	Dennis Jensen talks about potential changes in financial aid.
1	Salary decision rests in arbitrator's hands	Will decide of salary portion of faculty contract.
2	On the Other Hand: issue carried too far	Matt Hessburg believes the recent attacks on men and women in letters to the editor have gone too far.
2	Portrait of a Cartoonist
2	Oh, for the good old days	Brian Ruggeberg uses television movie to compare recent problems on UNI's campus.
2	The 'battle of the sexes' continues¿and hopefully ends: 'Their order is not the order'	Doug Barnes believes students who wrote recent letter on people's roles in the universe are wrong.
2	Opperman responds	Cartoonist Dave Opperman asks for readers to look at his work with humor, not with a sexist point of view.
3	Guillermo Beck defends self, et al.	Recent writer of letter on universal roles describes his point of view.
3	Asks if joke was worth it	Women writers ask if recent article and joke by Beck was worth the effort.
3	NOW says "baloney" to Beck letter	Black Hawk County Chapter of the National Organization for Women also disagrees with Beck's statements and describes their role as feminists.
4	'Day Before Doomsday' author at UNI Tuesday	Sidney Lens will speak; photo.
4	How is your career mileage?	Larry Routh talks about results of survey of graduates.
4	Recording technology minor offered	Description of new minor.
4	Utility rates increased	Cedar Falls Utilities raises rates.
5	Untitled	Student gets tangled kite out of tree.
5	Center helps launch careers	Pat Bassett talks about Career Center services.
5	'Life-long' learning program	Lynda Jobman talks about federal program.
5	Buying: this department's business	Don Boss talks about the Purchasing Department.
6	What's up	Meetings and activities.
6	I-Club	Will meet.
6	Science teaching	Robert Hanson will speak.
6	PRSSA	Will meet.
6	Theological conference	Highlights of program.
6	Finance Club to Chicago	Will attend world trade conference.
6	ZZZ . . . .	Student takes a little break from studying by taking a nap.
6	Friends have fundraisers for Haner	Will raise money for Tami Haner, who was injured in a car accident.
7	Chinese professor speaks	Shi Bon Hong will speak.
7	Trivia fans: tonight's the big night	Rules and prizes.
7	IaPIRG provides housing referral
7	Debaters in tournaments	Schedule of upcoming debates.
7	Senate Scene	Confusion over appointments.
8	Added pressure makes teen years tougher	Panel discussion at Judson House.
9	Plan your escape to the 'Master's Library'	Profile of John Jacobs, owner of local bookstore; photo.
10	Eve has guts; Pearl is anything but ho-hum: female vocalists	Eve Moon, "Eve Moon"; Pearl Harbor, "Don't Follow Me, I'm Lost Too"
11	His 'beaten' path leads to 'gentle' judo career	Sean Ward follows in his father's footsteps as a top judo artist; photo.
12	Hard work, tenacity pay off for Gallagher	Ken Gallagher's aggressive nature and work ethic have paid off again as he prepares for the upcoming NCAA I Championships; photo.
13	Witty lyrics strongest part of Waller show	Review of Harry Waller's music performance; photo.
14	Enter 'Guess the Oscars'; contest open
14	See sign-mime workshop	Ricky Smith will conduct workshop
15	Check out Union Craft Shop	Union Craft Shop is worth stopping by and checking out; photo.
16	Brothers who play together . . .	Brother pianists, Anthony and Joseph Paratore, will perform in Old Auditorium as part of UNI Artists Series.
16	Jazz series continues	Union will feature jazz groups.
16	Arts Festival scheduled
16	Ensembles to perform	Program for Marimba and Percussion Ensembles performance.
17	Chuck Mitchell to perform at UNI	Will perform on KUNI.
17	Union Connection to hold clinic	Will hold show choir clinic.
17	Music scholarships offer	School of Music will hold auditions.
18	Students help in 'Mister Roberts'; Waterloo Community Playhouse production	Will assist in technical crew.
18	UNI grad to be exhibition juror	Gary Kelley will judge student exhibition.
18	A doctor's touch	Theatre UNI's Shelley Alert, Marilyn Albert, and Leo L. Bertelsen act out a scene of "Habeas Corpus"; photo.
19	Women cagers finish at 18-10	Panthers beat Northwestern College to finish third in the AIAW State Tournament.
19	Overtime: we haven't done badly	Panthers played well despite the big jump from Division II to Division I; not sure how football team will react to Division I AA.
20	UNI men netsters down Blackhawk Club	Panthers remain undefeated with 8-1 victory over the Blackhawk Tennis Club.
20	Gymnasts head to AIAW regionals	Panthers will try to qualify for nationals in regional tournament in Kansas.
20	Intramural campus fest	Coors Intramural Festival to host intramural events on campus.
20	On to New Jersey	Seven Panthers will travel to Princeton University to take part in NCAA I Championships; photo.