Northern Iowan — April 10, 1981

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Tenants voice complaints against landlord; tenants tell of rats, poor plumbing, etc.
1	Men's liberation: moving towards personhood	Excerpts from speech by Herb Goldberg; photo.
2	Untitled
2	Options	Peg Anderson appointed to Board of Regents.
2	Viewpoint	Anne Phillips wonders how musician-activist Phil Ochs would act to the U. S. involvement in El Salvador.
2	Calls for an end to Atlanta tragedy	Edward C. Smith believes somebody needs to come forward and end the killing that is taking place in Atlanta.
2	'Who can we trust?'	Don Nadermann writes in response to Dave Hoing's "Viewpoint" and asks if his hall can really trust Dave.
3	Electronics Club	New group getting organized.
4	Women's Arts festival	Women's Studies Association sponsoring first festival.
4	Advertising creates the superwoman stereotype	Pam Hayes expresses views on women's roles.
4	Panel studies single parent roles	Single parents offer their views.
4	Liberal male attitudes revealed	Jayne Gackenbach talks about her research in sex roles.
5	Untitled
5	'Suddenly Single' role presented	Professor Franken talks about the roles of unmarried people.
5	Unsure situation exists for today's family says Family Services director
6	What's up	Meetings and activities; summer job interviews.
6	Minority leadership conference	Professor Parker and NAACP will host conference.
6	Détente series schedule	Jerry Hamilton and William Gaillard will speak.
6	Before	Jeff Westram works on a mural in his house lounge; photo.
6	After	Jeff Westram and Pam Kuehn take a break after completing their painting in a Dancer lounge; photo.
7	RA's will explore, experiment, experience . . .	Will hold statewide conference for resident assistants.
7	. . . As new staff faces its first task	Hall coordinators talk about the resident assistant selection process.
8	RHA to award two $150 grants	Scholarship criteria.
8	Chemistry Olympics	Rules and procedures.
9	H.S. girls contact coaches . . . ; Women's recruiting	Coaches and staff talk about the athletic recruitment process, which differs considerably between men and women.
9	. . . While men's coaches sell the university; Emphasize trips, academia, scholarships	Key to success at Division I level is recruiting for any men's program; selling the university to the student-athlete is important.
9	Untitled
11	Order up 'B.L.T.'; romp to 'Boptime'	Reviews of Robin Trower, "B.L.T"; L.A. Boppers, "Bop Time".
11	Henrietta Hippo and a Reindeer perform	Profile of Cindi Alee.
11	Three monkeys	Amy Cutler, Linda Carr, and Barb Dralle rehearse for their upcoming performance; photo.
12	Thinking home run	Panther baseball player Larry Berry takes a big cut at a Wartburg pitch.
12	Spring is officially here; UNI football starts anew	Panthers get ready for the upcoming season by preparing and practicing in the spring.
13	Audition for spring show
13	UPB presents troubadour	Joe Taschetta will perform.
13	UNI alum acts in Oregon	Larry Paulsen will perform in Shakespeare Festival.
13	Untitled	Monica Kos Gillette's sculpture is displayed as part of the Annual Student Exhibition in the Gallery of Art.
13	Juror selection causes controversy	Some question the selection of designer Gary Kelley as judge.
14	Fundraiser nears end	KUNI hopes to raise $30,000.
14	Lehane book published	Professor Lehane publishes book on children.
14	Sturgis Falls days planned
14	Student poet's 'fantasy' realized; 'In Another Mode'	Profile of Dylan O'Shaughnessy; photo.
15	Try a new soup, salad, or sweet	Recipes from Cottontop Coop.
15	'Die Fledermaus' cast announced	List of cast members.
15	Brass debuts Gull piece	Program for Brass Choir.
15	Barry's recital Monday
16	Art scholarships awarded today	Program for the day of competition.
16	Children's concepts of death tested	Tom Davis talks about his research.
16	KHKE airs concerts
16	See styles for spring	Fashion Merchandising Club will present fashion show.
17	Sign up for Family Center programs	Schedule of programs.
17	Economic state blamed for Poland's problems	Excerpts from speech by Andrzej Brzeski.
18	Linksters tie for second in opener	Panthers tie with Iowa State for second place in the Big Four meet in Des Moines.
18	Baseball team climbs to 11-7	Panthers win three out of four games as they improve their overall record to 11-7; photo.
19	Cage letters awarded	Athletic department awards varsity letters to ten members of the men's basketball team.
19	Softball sweeps doubleheader	Panthers improve to 6-8 with pair of wins over William Penn College.
19	Soccer club post third tie, 2-2	Soccer club records its third tie in three games.
19	Overtime: Fielding Division I; Foul Play	Coach J. D. Anderson hopes to use the same magic that he used on the women's basketball team on his Panther baseball team.
20	McConaughy to race	Mike McConaughy will join elite group of cyclists at the United States Central Section Intercollegiate Cycling Championships.
20	Parachuting eggs?	Students in a marketing class experiment with devices that parachute eggs.