Northern Iowan — September 18, 1981

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Tuition hike postponed	Regents will consider tuition in October; David Crownfield will be acting head of Philosophy and Religion to replace Tom Thompson who will be acting dean of CHFA; Department of Social Work established.
1	On top of his studies	Student studying on top of the Union; photo.
1	UNISA elections set	Will fill twelve vacant seats.
1	Senate approves December Commencement	About three hundred will graduate; will elect rather than appoint members of ROTC Oversight Committee.
1	Women's Studies Association will host conference on violence	Conference schedule.
2	Editorial	Believes UNISA has damaged its integrity by allocating travel funds to itself while constantly refusing to allocate funds to other student groups.
2	Instructor objects to football trip	Professor Kimball thinks week-long football trip will hinder students' education.
2	'Typographical errors' cited	Student is disappointed with the mass media for errors concerning President Reagan's budget cuts.
2	Return of the fighting man comix!	Student is being held hostage while public safety is ticketing his car.
2	NAACP vice president encourages membership	NAACP support is very much needed.
3	Food Service keeps trying to please the hungry hoard	Clark Elmer talks about recent changes.
3	Placement Fair planned for graduating seniors	Pat Bassett talks about the upcoming fair.
4	Blood drive scheduled	SAE will sponsor drive.
4	Go tubas!	The UNI Tuba/Euphonium Ensemble performs in the Union; photo.
4	Benefits cut for student vets	Certain benefits reduced slightly.
5	Volunteer probation officers needed	Juvenile Court Services need help.
5	Food for the masses by Hardee's	John Ketter gives a brief history of the Hardee's operation in the Union.
5	Senate Scene	Allocate money to support protest over funding.
6	What's up	Meetings and activities; free golf clinic; Mesa Espanola.
6	TEFL/Linguistics Club	Organizational meeting.
6	Anthropology Club	Will view film.
6	Production Club	Will meet.
6	French Club	Will meet.
6	Torch and Tassel	Will meet.
6	Fire alarm system installed	Centralized system now being installed.
6	Peace studies course offered	Professor Roberts outlines course.
7	Trainers give athletes TLC	Dave Burton talks about the job.
7	Electronic games challenge memory	Students enjoy video games; photo.
7	Votes to reinstate Webster, UNI Players' Council 'super'	Players' Council decides to grant player another chance.
8	Foreigner makes modest contribution, Santana still the one, Jarreau has touch of class	A review of the new records by Foreigner, Santana, and Al Jarreau.
8	Biker has rough ride	A biker 'wipes out' during the UNI team challenge; photo.
10	Quarterback Sandon likes UNI choice	Profile of junior quarterback Steve Sandon; photo.
11	Access road built for theater	Circular drive is on south side of Theatre.
11	Cattle Congress--from wrestling to Waylon	Brief schedule.
11	4our Letter Word returns to Union	Schedule for jazz performances.
12	Yearbooks available
12	Catch 'Hay Fever' from WCP	Jan Robbins will play Richard Greatham; photo.
12	Explore Archaeology Club this fall	John Cole will speak.
13	Antique car show	Museum will host car show.
13	'Heartland Consort' beamed in	Review of 'The Heartland Consort' performance.
13	Field trip participants 'live, breathe geology'	Ken De Nault talks about the trip to Wyoming.
14	Golf tourney coming	People are encouraged to participate in intramural golf.
14	UNI team challenge highlights bike races	Participants in 'team challenge' would prefer racing in the spring instead; photo.
14	Men's golf finish disappointing 5th	Golfers want to improve on finish at the Playboy Invitational.
15	Spikers hit the road	Panthers travel to the St. Cloud State Invitational.
15	Overtime	UNI faces a tough game in Idaho,
15	Women netsters defeat Luther	Four Panther women won singles matches and then combined to win doubles action; photo.
16	It's new, old and well- dressed. . .	A look at the Flamingo, a downtown clothing store; photo.