Northern Iowan — September 25, 1981

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Enrollment stays high	Fall 1981 enrollment is 10,954, just .6% lower than previous fall.
1	After the Stones	The UNI Dome's reflection on the Strayer-Wood Theatre; Rolling Stones to play in Dome November 19; photo.
1	Business majors outnumber all others	1812 business majors enrolled; 449 bachelor degrees granted last year; rules for declaration of major; new services office set up.
1	Professors say work unrewarded	AFT panelists voice opinions on work environment at UNI.
2	Do you think the UNI faculty are apathetic?	Students give their opinions on UNI faculty; photo.
2	Clergy question extension course	Clergymen want minorities mentioned in new course. They are: Rev. Stanley C. Kennedy, Rev. Robert Galloway, Rev. Robert Leverenz, Rev. James F. Hanke, Rev. Don R. Johnson, Rev. Robert Ellis.
2	'Cruel and unusual punishment' for killer	Professor Bittner is angry over uprooted tree.
2	Blood drive successful	Gathers 301 units of blood.
2	Untitled	Student's roommate is curious about how he dropped the ROTC class.
2	The Panther's Pen	Lori Meek details how other universities deal with noisy neighbors and parties.
2	Congrats to custodians	UNI custodians rate number 1 according to National Executive Housekeepers Association.
3	Math conference today
3	Strummin' and Sunnin'	A student plays his guitar on top of the Union; photo.
3	Ski Club waxing up for winter	Will hold first meeting; looking forward to snow.
4	What's up	Meetings and activities; Mesa Espanola.
4	Conservation Club	Will meet.
4	Science teaching colloquium	Tim Cooney will speak.
4	Student Social Work Association	Sponsoring food drive.
4	UNI men's swimming team	Looking for interested participants.
4	Women's Studies Association	Meets Tuesdays.
4	Production Club	Organizational meeting.
4	Teaching conference scheduled	Will host conference on effective teaching.
4	New bus stop ready	New Met bus stop built west of Gilchrist Hall.
5	Mini-courses: Rx for mid-semester dulls	Description of courses.
6	Untitled	Ducks' Breath performs; photo.
6	untitled	Bill Allard of Ducks' Breath sings "Old Macdonald"; photo.
7	Martial arts demand discipline	A look at karate, tae kwon-do, and judo at UNI; photo.
7	Women learn defense	Jane Mertesdorf talks about the self defense course for women.
8	UNI rugby still going strong	There is a growing interest in rugby in Iowa; photo.
10	Takes medallist honors in UNI Golf Classic, DeVault proves his golf is "up to par"	Profile of freshman golfer John DeVault; photo.
11	Lindstrom performs Ian, Prine	A review of Bekka Lindstrom's performance.
11	'Duck's Breath' shocks, amuses	A review of the "Duck's Breath Mystery Theatre" performance; photo.
12	Co-op offers tofu as alternative to Twinkies	A look at the products and policies at Cottontop Coop.
14	Mummenschanz replaces Carroll	Profile of Mummenschanz; photo.
15	Practice makes perfect	Rugby players are practicing; photo.
15	Volleyball victorious over Marycrest, 3-1	The Panthers were expected to do better.
16	Women victorious	The Panthers dominated their opponents.
16	Overtime	Idaho destroyed the Panthers, will lose to Montana.
16	Field hockey loses 1-0 to Grinnell	Coach Wanda Green is "disappointed in the Panthers".