Northern Iowan — March 13, 1981

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Lens urges halt of arms race	Excerpts from speech by Sidney Lens; photo.
1	Salvadoran criticizes U. S. policy with his country	Excerpts from speech by Secundino Ramirez.
1	After the flood	Custodian vacuums up water in the Union after workers hit a water main.
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2	Supports the Human Life Amendment	Mary Kenyon believes abortion is wrong, and calls for more people to support the Human Life Amendment.
2	President Reagan 'lazy and ignorant?'	Gerald Baker questions President Reagan's roots from Irish royalty.
2	Thanks organization	Peer Advising Staff gives praise to the many different groups on campus that contributed and helped with the meetings held for open positions.
2	'Take up your pens'	Mica Lorenz calls for all those who have written recent letters about the "Battle of the sexes" to write to their legislators so the Commission on the Status of Women is not eliminated.
2	'Change is necessary'	Kathy DeWald and Sue Duhrkopf believe like everything else, change is necessary for our educational system to survive.
3	Gammack recounts accomplishments	Chris Gammack cites achievements; photo.
3	Senate Scene	Still working on budget, especially as it relates to ISPIRG.
4	Accepting applications	University Speakers Committee seeking members.
4	Apply for PR awards
4	Radio/TV scholarships	Twenty-three scholarships are available.
4	Explore career options in the Education Center	Jim Hoobler talks about program.
4	Bender residents may shop at home	Attempting to set up convenience store.
5	Unlucky day	Nancy Strait and Kenda Stahnke may experience some bad luck on Friday the 13th as Tom Pokorny loses his balance on a ladder; photo.
5	Hypnotist talks to subconscious; 'not an exact science'	Hypnotist Earl Amos talks about his skills.
5	'Age of the computer' seen as ACS	Steve Moon talks about current services and hopes for the future.
8	What's up	Meetings and activities; Boies House St. Pat's Day Party; Shakespeare Film Series; Coalition for Human Sevices.
8	Women's Studies Association	Planning for women's art festival.
8	Kappa Delta Pi	Will talk about Chicago trip.
8	Safety education conference Friday	Highlights of program.
8	Career options for marketing majors	Steve Corbin talks about the potential for marketing students; plan changes in curriculum.
9	Whether it's running or clearing a hurdle . . .	Marathon runner Frank Richardson gives motivational speech to members of the Cedar River Runner's Club.
9	. . . It's vital to see improvement, maturity	Craig Nordile has had much success in the hurdles, but the best is yet to come; photo.
10	The joke is on the callers	Friends of Bruce Schuett put up prank poster for spring break.
11	Eats: it's small, quiet, elegant	The Depot provides a quiet setting for great tasting food.
11	'First Flight' is first rate; Zevon packs energy into LP	Various Artists, "First Flight"; Warren Zevon, "Stand In The Fire"
12	etc.	Rob Berry lists many interesting facts such as: B. V. D. stands for Bradley, Voorhees, and Day.
12	Gymnast tumbles to Virginia for nat'l meet	Penny Wilson continues trend of nationally recognized women athletes from UNI; photo.
12	Anorexia nervosa: 'closet disease' of dieters	Norman Story talks about the problem.
13	Peer advisers: carefully trained student help	Jan Abel and Ruth Besch talk extensively about the program.
14	UNI Orchestra to perform	Program for performance; Suzuki students will also perform.
14	Cemore receives awards	Alan Cemore wins two music awards.
14	Bring own supplies to shelter	Outdated civil defense shelter supplies removed from campus and will not be replaced.
15	Tryouts for 'Chapter Two' soon
15	Art store helps students save money and energy	Art Department runs art supply store; photo.
16	Exhibits, free tickets at mall	Theatre UNI will have booth at mall.
16	Cedar Falls illustrated	Rosemary Beach will present program at Museum.
16	IASCEC workshop set	Workshop highlights.
16	Chatauqua tradition in Mitchell's music	Chuck Mitchell, performance in "Live from Studio One."
16	Slumming and strumming	Students gather together in Strayer Wood Theatre to strum their guitars.
17	UPB' s movie series termed 'great success'	Attendance has been good.
18	Men's tennis boosts mark to 5-0	Panthers remain undefeated by downing Luther College, 9-0; photo.
18	Outdoor equipment rentals	Union Program Office to provide rental for outdoor equipment.
19	Men's gymnastics in final meet	Panthers to compete in last meet of season at Mideast League Championship.
19	Overtime: do we pay for what we get	Michael J. McKinlay argues that there is inconsistency in salaries for athletic directors and coaches in Iowa.
20	UNI hosts golf tourney	Panther golf team has been selected to host the AIAW Division II National Golf Championship.
20	Men's track team experiences Division I	Coach Lynn King finds pros and cons in his Panther track team moving up to the Division I level; photo.