Northern Iowan — November 13, 1981

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Spider Man!	The greenhouse is nearing completion; photo.
1	Incest 'taboo' hasn't stopped incidence	Marilyn Story and Martin Edwards discuss incest and its impact on society.
1	Faculty Senate discusses demonstration policy	The Faculty Senate voted on actions concerning the ROTC and the policy on demonstrations and picketing on campus.
2	Millers thank friends	The parents and siblings of Stacy Miller thank everyone for their letters of comfort and consolation.
2	Registration resistance defended, 'Intentions moral, realistic'	Student defends Randy Martin's decision to not sign up for the draft.
2	Fellow non-registrant cites reasons for resistance	Student predicts the selective service will collapse.
2	Randy (sic) has 'change of heart'	Randy Martin sarcastically defends the draft and says he will sign up.
2	Scherzo	The new director of the Department of Residence (a dog), claims he can roll over and play dead just like the rest of the faculty.
3	Parents of the year honored	Leo and Therese Donnelly were honored as this year's parents of the year; photo.
3	UNI reacts to money troubles	Edward Voldseth discussed some of UNI's financial troubles at a Lunch and Learn program.
4	What's up	Meetings and activities; Mesa Espanola.
4	Science teaching colloquium	Terri Rogers and Jan McCumsey will speak about gifted students.
4	Business education student organizations	Representatives will meet Monday.
4	AMA keg raffle	Will raffle off four kegs.
4	I-Club	Sign up now for Casino Nights.
4	Torch and Tassel	Service project will be at River Hills.
4	Cole elected chairman	John Cole has been elected chairperson of the education subcommittee of the Committee for the Scientific Investigation of Claims of the Paranormal.
4	Former director dies	George Holmes, former director of university relations, died October 14 at the age of 80; photo.
4	Group to attack student apathy	The Coalition of Concerned Students will attempt to get the student body to care and to get involved.
6	NAACP pledges support	The UNI chapter of the NAACP voted to support the Concerned Black Students' rights.
6	Director outlines effects of 'Reaganomics'	Roberta Till-Retz spoke at UNI on the effects of Reaganomics.
6	Senate Scene	UNISA's allocation of funds is under scrutiny.
6	Sheppard speaks on civil rights	Clint Sheppard of the Waterloo Human Rights Commission spoke at the Union.
7	UNI Scouts stay active	UNI has a very active chapter of Girl Scouts.
7	Beware!	UNI faculty members share some of their superstitions.
8	Video is 'hot'	"Video to Go" is a new local business that is doing very well.
9	Quilt depicts birth process	UNI students and faculty are helping out with a female-themed art project; photo.
10	Popcorn: a tasty, low calorie, nutritious treat	Popcorn offered as a low-calorie snack alternative; photo.
11	Flutist performing Monday night	Flutist Carol Wincenc will be appearing as part of the Chamber Music Series in Russell Hall.
11	'Arkansaw Bear' delivers point	A review of Theatre UNI's production, 'The Arkansaw Bear'; photo.
12	Watch for 'Dance and More'	An event called 'Dance and More' will be held November 20 and 21. The event will feature performances by UNI dance organizations.
12	Collect UNI credits in Europe	Student Kelly Benning spent a semester in Europe and earned UNI credit.
13	Folk group to play at Broom	A folk group composed of UNI faculty members will perform at the Broom Factory in Cedar Falls.
13	Variety show auditions coming up	Sign up has begun for the upcoming Christmas Variety Show.
13	Trying to sell Stone tickets? Get out of town	Ticket scalping for the upcoming Rolling Stones show could become a problem.
13	Map collection 'extensive'	Pat Wilkinson discusses the Maps and Documents segment of Rod Library. Wilkinson is head of the section.
14	Hear jazz from 'Departure'	The jazz band Departure will play in the Union as part of the "4our Letter Word" series.
14	'Bandits' funny, but no Python film	A review of the movie 'Time Bandits'.
14	Substance abuse program available	Schoitz Memorial Hospital offers several substance abuse programs.
15	Spikers dominate Queen Bees	Panthers hold off a late surge by St. Ambrose; photo.
15	Field hockey loses at Regionals	Panther's end season with a dismal 4-16 record.
16	Wheelchair basketball	Students are encouraged to attend the fund raising event.
16	Overtime	Levenhagen predicts a 17-0 Panther victory over the University of South Dakota.
16	Skov, Elsberry shine at Regionals	Panthers finish fifth at regionals.