Northern Iowan — November 20, 1981

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Junkyard bound?	Seven truckloads of steel and wood arrive at the Dome for the Rolling Stones' stage; photo.
1	UNI student parents have magnified problems	Married students talk about their lives; photo.
1	Conference held to discuss EOP charges	Norris Hart and Patricia Edwards speak to the press.
1	Building program approved	Regents consider need for additional physical education space.
2	The Panther's Pen	The Rolling Stones concert and security measures concerning the concert are discussed.
2	'Note to humanists, fundamentalists'	Student says that both the humanists and fundamentalists have valid points.
2	Yearbook solicits contributions	Karen Mills encourages students to send in photos that may be used for the Old Gold Yearbook.
2	Story given credit for work on refining campus incest survey	Mars Edwards credits Marilyn Story for her work.
2	Scherzo	Two students enjoying a romantic dinner are tied up and gagged as security measure in preparation for the Rolling Stones concert.
3	RHA fights alcohol abuse	Committee formed to address education needs.
4	Senate Scene	The EOP investigation is discussed.
4	Cash prizes offered in essay competition	List of prizes in Student as Critic Conference.
5	What's up	Meetings and activities; Cultural Center; Mesa Espanola.
5	Racquetball tournament	Single elimination for women and men.
5	Conservation Club	Will write to legislators.
5	French Club	Exchange students will speak.
5	I-Club	Planning for casino night.
5	Former prof to speak	Jerry Bonham will speak.
5	New course for humans	John Eiklor will teach "Uses of the Humanities in Becoming Human".
5	RED list available	Class waiting list for business classes.
5	'Direct Response' now offered	Roger Kueter will teach Direct Response Marketing Communication.
7	It's cheap fun, it's hacky sack	An explanation of the activity; photo.
7	Luke and Laura tie the knot	Students watch soap opera wedding; photo.
9	Powers: a spiking success	Profile of senior volleyball player Julie Powers; photo.
10	Iowa's frontierswomen no 'saints'	Glenda Riley talks at length about her new book; photo.
11	Wildlife prints display to be shown in Union	Work by three artists on display.
11	Concert sold out	Rolling Stones concert sold out.
11	'Te Deum' to be sung	Combined groups will sing Dvorak work.
11	He's back again in 'Halloween II'	A review of the movie 'Halloween II'.
11	Goin' uptown	The Uptown Serenaders play at KUNI's Studio One.
12	UNI and local community join in praise of James Hearst	Detailed look at upcoming tribute.
13	Trio performs Monday	Program for performance by International Trio; photo.
13	Give thanks	EMCEC will hold Thanksgiving celebration.
13	ISA welcomes faculty	Group gives honorary memberships to faculty; will hold Food Fair for two nights.
14	Food tickets still for sale	International Student Association will hold Food Fair.
14	Dream lucidly . . . You'll sleep better	Professor Gackenbach talks about lucid dreaming.
15	Harriers finish disappointingly	Men's cross country team ends dismal 1981 season.
15	Grapplers are rated fifth in the nation	Panthers are behind Iowa and Iowa State and two teams from Oklahoma; photo.
16	Overtime	Levenhagen discusses the Panther's poor football season and looks forward to watching the fifth ranked wrestlers.
16	Spikers good enough, head to regionals	Panthers have a shot at reaching the national tournament.