Northern Iowan — October 6, 1981

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Passing time	A student sketches the Campanile; photo.
1	Service delayed by cuts	Budget cuts resulted in the elimination of staff positions at UNI. These cuts are mostly non-instructional positions and affect the service areas of the university such as Health Services, the Library, and the Registrar's Office.
1	'Instructors need to change teaching strategy'	Bruce Joyce spoke on teaching strategies at the recent conferences held on effective teaching.
1	'Herd' use encouraged	The UNI telephone directory is being distributed this week.
2	Scherzo	President Reagan's plan to hide nuclear missiles include hiding one in a UNI dorm room.
2	The Panther's Pen	Lori Meek details all of the live band venues on and around campus.
2	Urge greater protective steps	Students call for more lighting on campus to deter would-be rapists.
2	More on apathy discussion	Faculty apathy is discussed.
2	Congrats to Phi Mu Alpha	Phi Mu Alpha produced a very efficient and successful Homecoming variety show.
3	Use effective 'study strategies'	Michelle Simpson of the Learning Skills Center discusses effective study strategies.
3	Students asked to 'save those papers'	Students are urged to recycle their old Northern Iowans.
4	College lifestyle may destroy health	The stress college students face on a daily basis may be detrimental to their health.
4	Young crooner	A student sings during the variety show; photo.
4	'Busing is no solution'	Ralph Scott will testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee in Washington, D. C., on the problems surrounding forced busing of students.
5	Pick up NDSL checks	National Direct Student Loan recipients should pick up their checks immediately.
5	Skill workshop set	A workshop on family counseling will be given Thursday and Friday.
5	March of Dimes annual race set for Sunday	The third annual Oktoberfest Run for the March of Dimes will be held Sunday.
5	Frustration relieved on Wednesday	A new program has been established to allow students access to UNI service representatives.
5	SISEA hosts state lobbyist on Thursday	The UNI chapter of the SISEA will present speaker Ron Livermore. Livermore is the SISEA's state lobbyist.
6	What's up	Meetings and activities; "End the Arms Race Marathon II".
6	University Speakers Committee	Meets on Thursdays in the Union.
6	Oktoberfest	Will be held in Island Park; sponsored by the German Club.
6	Student Social Work Association	Sponsoring food drive.
6	ASPA club	Will hold informational meeting.
6	Spanish Club	Will meet on Wednesdays.
6	Recreation Club	Will meet on Wednesday in the Union.
6	Sigma Delta Pi	Will hold meeting.
6	Modern language field day	Rescheduled to October 6.
6	Awednesdaything	John Volker will be available for questions in the Union.
6	Phi Beta Lambda	Memberships drive will be held today and tomorrow.
6	Resister to speak	Igal Roodenko, chair of the War Resisters League will speak at UNI on peace studies.
6	Register for UPB race	The UPB will be holding an 10,000 meter race.
6	Senators to visit campus	A General Assembly committee will visit the University of Northern Iowa.
6	McCullagh arrives in Iowa	James McCullagh has joined the UNI faculty as a social work professor.
7	Learn about geothermal	Victor Gibson will speak on geothermal energy.
7	PBL seeks members	Phi Beta Lambda is having a membership drive.
7	Media persons to speak	Phi Delta Kappa will hold a panel discussion among local media personalities.
7	Escort service popular	The Shull Hall escort service has become popular with students.
8	Untitled	UNI Marching Band performs in the Homecoming parade; photo.
8	Untitled	Students do the 'snake dance' at the variety show; photo.
8	Luke, Laura have dinner in Redeker	Students dressed as their favorite hero for dinner at Redeker Dining Center.
8	Untitled	UNI Homecoming football game; photo.
9	Untitled	The grand marshall of the parade, Irene Eaton, waves; photo
9	Untitled	Students participate in a play; photo.
9	Untitled	Two students participate in 'campaniling' during Homecoming; photo.
9	Vocalists highlight shows	Students performed at the annual variety show.
9	Bartlett elects royalty	Bartlett Hall elected a 'Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett' for Homecoming.
10	Byrnes: man behind the bells	Robert Byrnes has been the university carillonneur since 1972; photo.
11	Women Artists show 'significant'	The Cedar Falls Metropolitan Gallery will feature an exhibition of 'Women Artists in Iowa'.
11	Giunta: Need to sell more tickets	Joseph Giunta, conductor of the Waterloo-Cedar Falls Symphony Orchestra, is encouraging UNI students to attend the orchestra's performances.
12	'Candide' opening	The Theatre UNI/Lyric Theatre production of "Candide" will open this Thursday; photo.
12	Attention food lovers: 'Noche Mexicana'	A Mexican dinner celebrating World Vegetarian Day will be held at the Waterloo Rec Center.
14	Panthers tie for second	Women's tennis battles the elements and finishes strong.
14	Intramural golf tourney	Students are encouraged to participate in intramural golf.
14	Harriers bear the cold and win	Women's cross country team dominates the field.
14	Chips ahoy!	Women's golf team member Pauline Kelly prepares to hit a chip shot en route to her medallist finish; photo.
14	Soccer club ties after leading 2-0	Soccer club falls apart.
15	untitled	Junior linebacker Joe Anderson causes a fumble during the Homecoming football game; photo
15	Men harriers third in Big Four meet	UNI beats out Drake in avoiding last place during the all Iowa cross country meet; Iowa State won.
15	Field hockey team wins in overtime, 2-0	Panther's secure a Homecoming triumph.
16	Panthers fall to Wildcats; third straight loss	The Panthers continue their disappointing season; fall to 1-4.