Northern Iowan — January 19, 1982

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Ecuador--nice climate for learning	Carolyn Shields talks about her experience in Ecuador.
1	Minority employment rises in universities	Seven per cent of Merit System staff are minorities.
1	Co-op placements increase	Evelyn Barron talks about trends in co-op placements.
1	How many days till spring?	The snow accumulated over break; photo.
2	What are your New Year's resolutions?	Students state their resolutions; photo.
2	Scherzo	The 1957 Jesus Chrysler is geared toward the Moral Majority market of car buyers.
2	The Panther's Pen	Cold weather and stalled cars are discussed in the first Panther's Pen of 1982.
3	Regents approve tuition hike	Undergraduate rate will be $990; approve name change for Department of Mathematics to Department of Mathematics and Computer Science; receive ACS report accrediting Department of Chemistry.
3	Braving the cold	Student skates on Prexy's Pond; photo.
4	Cheese but no crackers	UNISA will help to distribute surplus food.
4	Proposals made for teaching program	Nine task forces from Comprehensive Study effort will report.
4	Financial Aid Awareness Week observed	Program will alert high schools to opportunities.
4	UNISA needs senators	General elections coming up.
4	Round-up for teachers
4	Recommendations to UPB	Recommends seven students to serve on board.
5	What's up	Meetings and activites; Car-Pooling; Rails to Trails; Project W.O.W.
5	Culture Center	Organizing ski trip.
5	Folk Dance Club	Will meet.
5	Philosophy and Religion lecture	David Morgan will speak on Darwinism.
5	NAACP	Will meet.
5	Dance classes	Master classes available.
5	Ski Club	Will meet.
5	Women's Studies Association	Panel discussion on abortion.
5	Handicap enrollment rises	Now 145 mobility-impaired students; up over 100 since fall 1980; further information on handicapped students.
5	Cutler becomes candidate	Lynn Cutler will announce her candidacy for Congress.
6	Computer programs designed for students	Lynn Schwandt and Don Wiederanders design computer programs to teach mathematical concepts.
6	Peace lecture topic	George Poage will speak on United Nations.
6	Workshop to be held	Will focus on helping students make career choices.
8	Four plays coming to compete in ACTF	Theatre UNI will host regional competition; photo.
9	History can be fun. . . 'Reds' interests on two levels	A review of the movie "Reds".
9	A look at the classics	UPB will offer film series.
9	Union movie schedule
10	WCP presenting Williams classic	Several UNI people will play roles.
10	String quartet to reopen series	Juilliard Quartet will play; photo.
11	LSC hosts open house
11	Auditions for 'Street Scene' held tonight	John Pape will hold auditions.
11	Student decides her child's future	Story of student who became pregnant and gave up child for adoption.
12	Look away, Dixieland . . .	UNI's Dixieland Bearcats to perform; photo.
12	Earn credit in Spain	Brief look at study abroad option in Burgos, Spain.
12	'Ramblers' in Union tonight
13	Women cagers successful	Panthers are playing fundamentally sound basketball.
13	Kriebs pins his ninth	Panthers drop in the rankings from 6th to 13th; photo.
14	Panthers lose five	Panthers played 5 games over Christmas break; photo.
14	Lady tankers face Nebraska	Panthers face tough opponents in Nebraska, Iowa.
15	Untitled	Brent Carmichael steals the ball from Iowa's Kenny Arnold; photo.
15	Track seasons begins for 45 athletes	Panthers have very high hopes for the upcoming season.
15	Back to the grind	Panthers trained in Florida waters over Christmas break; prepare for Minnesota dual.