Northern Iowan — February 16, 1982

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	UNI programs receive ten-year accreditation	UNI receives North Central Association accreditation for maximum ten year period.
1	Two forums precede elections	UNISA and Panhellenic Council will sponsor candidate forums.
1	Face the music	John Alpers practices for the Tall Corn Jazz Festival; photo.
1	Student aid, loan eligibility change	Dennis Jensen talks about potential changes.
2	One comment. . .	Former Northern Iowan editor expresses his opinion on the Chabert/ Parker confrontation.
2	ISU leader credits Martin for 'productive interaction'	Iowa State University Student Government President endorses Rusty Martin for UNISA President.
2	U of Iowa student president endorses Martin for leadership	University of Iowa Student Government President endorses Rusty Martin for UNISA President.
2	Paranoia in Kiddyland	Elementary student is upset with another student for sabotaging his toys.
2	Conflict 'juvenile at best'	Professor Vajpeyi expresses views on recent conflict between Professors Parker and Chabert; comments on outside evaluators.
2	Students respond to Diederich	Students criticize Diederich's past letter to the Northern Iowan.
2	Business article clarified	Dean Waller explains that business students are given first priority in signing up for business classes; other majors that require business courses are second; business minors are third.
3	What's up	Meetings and activities; Personal Awareness and Assertion Group.
3	Campus 8-ball tournament	To be held in Union.
3	Student Social Work Association	Will meet.
3	Pi Omega Pi	Will meet.
3	Sesame Street	Loretta Long will speak.
3	Co-op starts careers	Evelyn Barron talks briefly about the program.
3	Single parents meet	Group meets every week.
4	UNISA presidential candidates differ on goals, fund allocation, political involvement	Mike Canfield, Dana Barrer, Mark Horan, and Rusty Martin express views; photo.
6	EOP students honored	Soul Food Luncheon will honor academic achievement.
6	Order your Old Gold now	Extensive description of plans for yearbook.
6	Students must file summer intent form	Must file intent to register.
6	Conservation Club raffles duck	Will raffle stained glass image; Mary Duritsa will speak.
7	Want to help with SUNI-DAZE?	Seeking volunteers.
7	Students competing for tuition money	High school students will participate in art competition.
7	Folk dancers go to Minnesota	Will perform in Rochester; photo,
7	NAR editor wins literature award	Professor Wilson wins Drue Heinz Literature Prize.
8	Birthright: 'women must make up their own minds'	Extensive description of services provided by Birthright group; photo.
9	Art lectures resume	Hale Anderson will speak on metal work.
9	'Heaven Can Wait' cast announced	UNI people participate in WCP production.
9	Metals show focuses on idea	Review of the 'Contemporary Metals' art display at the UNI Gallery of Art.
10	Panthers bomb Huskers	Panther's will take high momentum into the meet against 5th ranked Minnesota; photo.
11	Women break eight records	Panthers finish 4th despite the record breaking day.
11	Panthers win one, lose one	Eight swimmers won events against the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse.
11	Panthers overtake Western Illinois	Panthers had 20 runners run their personal bests.
12	Panthers rattle the rim with slams; win 84-64	Panthers defeat US International; continue to play well; photo.
12	Panthers end on good note	Panthers prepare for the Mid-Continent Conference Championships.