Northern Iowan — September 15, 1981

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Instructor not rehired, charges discrimination	Carol Scharff alleges discrimination; panel hears testimony.
1	Pedal power	The action heats up in the College Hill Criterium; photo.
1	Power outage cuts lights, phones	Coal truck pulls down lines at Power Plant; power and telephone service down for an hour.
1	Next year's tuition may be 10 percent higher	UNI officials react to potential increase.
2	How would you cope with a 10 percent tuition increase?	Student reactions to paying more for school; photo.
2	The Panther's Pen	The advantages of the push button phone over the dial phone.
2	IPIRG represents students	The mission and goals of IPIRG.
2	Fighting-Man Comix II	A student wants out of the ROTC class.
3	Budget cuts to be protested at rally	Students and faculty will protest.
4	Learn to use new computer	ACS will offer three introductory courses dealing with the new Harris computer.
4	Cooperative Education offers on-the-job training	Allan Stamberg talks about the program.
5	What's up	Meetings and activities; Seniors in Education; representative from Drake University Law School.
5	Office Education Association	Will meet.
5	Bible study, prayer, and breakfast fellowship	At Judson House.
5	Student Council for Exceptional Children	Will meet.
5	Model United Nations	Organizational meeting.
5	Recreation Club	Will hold picnic.
5	American Society for Personal Administration	Will hear speaker.
5	Accounting Club	Honeywell representative will speak.
5	German Club	Will meet.
5	UNI Chess Club	Meets Tuesdays at Wesley Foundation.
5	Sign up for accounting interviews	Graduating students should sign up.
5	Encounters with Dimension 2000	Gary Shontz talks about the new phone system which features touch-tone phones, conference calls, and automatic call-back; more external lines added.
6	Convocation scheduled	School of Business will hold informational meeting.
6	Lot nears completion	Lot south of Baker Hall almost done; will offer more handicapped spaces.
6	Bender store will offer pizza, pop	Bender Hall will operate convenience store.
6	Campus more accessible	Jay Stoddard talks about progress and plans.
7	Griffin: author and ex-convict	Profile of Michael Griffin; photo.
8	Duck's Breath Mystery Theatre--nothing is sacred with them	Profile of the troupe; photo.
9	'Atlantic City'--it's about real people	A review of the movie "Atlantic City".
9	SRA promotes lifetime reading habit	Brief description of the group.
9	Untitled	Tony Biancalana participates in the dunk tank at the annual carnival held between Dancer and Bender Halls; photo.
9	Campbell goes Greek	Campbell Hall will have party; establish mock Greek society, U Beta Nunna.
10	Women harriers take triangular	Women's cross country team win the top eight places, excluding fourth place.
10	Panthers come from behind--win by one	Panther football team overcame turnovers and prevailed; photo.
11	Golfers win	Women golfers prevail in Wisconsin.
11	Sports in Brief	A brief synopsis of the field hockey, volleyball, and women's tennis teams' results.
11	Harriers win at Bearcat Classic	Men's cross country team begins the year on a positive note.
	Student Policy Handbook	Full text of handbook.