Northern Iowan — October 9, 1981

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Birthday balloon	A couple enjoy their ride in a hot air balloon; photo.
1	Human origins discussed by creationist, evolutionists	A discussion of evolution vs. creation was held October 1.
1	Blacks want to survive	The second annual Minority Leadership Conference was held Saturday at UNI.
2	Sadat 'waged peace'	The assassinated Anwar Sadat was admired more internationally than in his own country.
2	Student supports director and policies	Student believes EMCEC has served the campus well.
2	EMCEC director responds	The Ethnic Minorities Cultural and Education Center is for everyone to use.
2	'Black Homecoming??'	Critical of certain aspects of EMCEC administration.
3	Scherzo	Ex-boyfriend and girlfriend kiss each other unexpectedly while campaniling.
3	'Floats deserved recognition in NI'	Disappointed with lack of coverage of the Homecoming floats by the Northern Iowan.
3	Professor questions student 'vices' cuts	Professor Rider has fun with a misprint.
4	Psychologist: Power the motive for rapes	Psychologist Judith Krulewitz spoke about rape at the Women's Studies Association Conference.
4	Harassment recourse explained	Donald Maypole spoke about sexual harassment at a recent conference.
5	What's up	Meetings and activities; Black Hawk Humane Society; Willa Cather Reading Hour; Mesa Espanola.
5	Public debate	Will be held Tuesday in the CAC.
5	UNI Speakers Committee	Committee looking for new member.
5	Learning skills center	Register now for free skill development courses.
5	Kappa Delta Pi	Will host initiation banquet.
5	English Club	Will hold meeting on Monday.
5	French Club	Will meet Monday in union.
5	Waterloo/Cedar Falls Symphony	First concert of the season will be Friday night.
5	NIDA	Will play Frisbee and hold organizational meeting.
5	Psychological violence in men injures intimate relationships	Psychologist Michael Shaughnessy discussed problems that exist in intimate relationships at the recent women's studies conference.
5	Films accentuate discrimination	A panel at the recent women's studies conference discussed media violence and the portrayal of women on film.
5	Working hazardous	A recent survey found that 44% of men and women questioned knew someone who had been sexually harassed.
5	No diapers for him	Jayne Gackenbach spoke at the recent women's studies conference on the types of men in society.
6	Former reporter says journalists excessive	Graham Hovey received an alumni achievement award at a luncheon on Saturday. Hovey graduated from Iowa State Teachers College (UNI) in 1936, and went on to become a successful journalist.
6	Education still ' in good shape'	William Poston received an alumni achievement award. Poston graduated from UNI, then called Iowa State Teachers College, in 1961.
7	Berg's still tries to be drugstore	Brief history of Berg's Drugstore on the Hill; photo.
7	Fish watching's addictive	UNI students homesick for pets bring fish with them to school.
8	Ma Commons: 81 and going strong	Former ISTC student and Commons hostess Irene "Ma Commons" Eaton was made grand marshal of this year's Homecoming parade; photo.
11	AA promotes responsibility	Information on AA is provided.
11	Marty Peifer brings comedy and musical wisdom to KUNI	A review of Marty Peifer's concert in KUNI's Studio One; photo.
12	Marvin Cone works on display	An exhibition of works by Marvin Cone is currently on display at the Gallery of Art.
12	Tomahawk sponsors service projects	Tomahawk sponsors a number of service projects on campus.
13	Punch and Judy come to theater	Puppeteers Monica Leo and Teri Breitbach will perform in Waterloo today and tomorrow.
13	Strayer-Wood hosts Daniel Stein	Mime Daniel Stein will perform in Strayer-Wood Theatre.
14	Hear Cather works Monday	A literary program will be presented on Monday. The program will feature works by author Willa Cather.
14	'Vanities' playing at OCTC	"Vanities" will be performed at the Old Creamery Theatre; photo.
14	UNI music fraternity celebrating 50th year	The UNI chapter of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia is celebrating its fiftieth anniversary.
15	Tennis team wins 5-4	Panthers squeak past St. Ambrose University.
15	Women's golf team wins Regional	Panthers prevail by eight stokes.
16	Field hockey victory	Panthers almost shut out Grinnell, 5-1.
16	Overtime	Levenhagen is confident the Panther football team will get back on the wining track.
16	Volleyball breezes past Marycrest	Panthers had little trouble in their triumph; photo.