Northern Iowan — February 23, 1982

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Kamerick visits D. C. in protest	President Kamerick leads group of UNI faculty and staff in attempt to stop financial aid cuts.
1	Financial aid, ERA hot issues at second forum	Panhellenic Council holds candidate forum; candidates express views.
1	Three referenda on UNISA ballot	Students will vote on dissolution of SIIF, establishing a State Student Association, and withdrawing aid to El Salvador.
2	Editorial	The UNISA election heats up.
2	CSC accomplishments highlighted	The Concerned Students Coalition reminds students of their past accomplishments and hopes for their future.
2	Horan answers Bittick's question	Mark Horan explains where he has been.
2	'Too much pointless backstabbing'	Student wants candidates to stick to the issues.
2	Father Kissling supports friend	Father Kissling stands in Rusty Martin's corner.
2	Equal coverage urged	Student wants to see all the candidates covered equally.
2	'Let's not lose Rusty'	Graduate student supports Rusty Martin.
2	ERA votes cited	The candidates' Equal Rights Amendment voting record is shown.
3	'What does concern students?'	Student is against voting for Dana Barrer.
3	Vote for 'anybody but Canfield'	Student believes Mike Canfield's views have been inconsistent on the issues.
3	Barrer loses a vote	Student criticizes Barrer for his views.
3	Barrer 'the only logical choice'	Students explains that Barrer's intelligence and expertise will get him elected.
3	'Barrer flip-flops on national politics, SSA'	Student thinks Barrer gave confusing and conflicting answers at the debate.
3	'Good news for UNI!'	Student encourages others to vote for Dana Barrer for UNISA President.
3	Scherzo	Rusty Martin calls a crisis line due to the election.
3	Barrer 'rubber stamp of Reagan'	Student accuses Dana Barrer of being a Ronald Reagan clone.
3	Barrer, Canfield scorned	Student calls both Barrer and Canfield "Reagan Clones".
5	What's up	Meetings and activities; Edward Amend will speak; Regent's Summer Program.
5	Chemistry seminar	Larry Miller will speak.
5	Conservation Club	Will hear presentation on whales.
5	DECA	Will meet.
5	Ghetto trip	Final orientation for trip to New York City.
5	A E Rho	Will meet.
5	Recreation Club	Will have ski party.
5	Voting faculty to be determined	Faculty Senate committee will study the issue.
5	Marketing minor revision proposed	Steve Corbin talks about the proposed changes.
6	Loan, grant cuts threaten Iowa students	Proposed changes might affect financial aid to graduate students.
6	UNI projects total $400,000	Projects will include fire safety in Bartlett Hall and work in West Gym, Gilchrist Hall, and the Dome.
6	Israeli consul to speak	Ehul Gol will speak.
6	Recruiting fair coming this weekend	Don Wood talks about the overseas recruiting fair.
7	Black history talk	George Stigler will speak.
7	Harvard dean speaks	Alvin Poussaint will speak.
7	Long: measure I-can quotient	Brief excerpts from speech by Loretta Long; photo.
8	Singles offered support	Support group forming.
8	Hollanditis moves across Europe	Brief excerpts from remarks by Hans-Joachim Wienss.
8	Individual, Future Studies linked	Offices combine; John Volker will assist in coordination.
9	Dual-career couples 'not superhuman'	Mary Franken offers statistics and advice.
10	Sterling Series could slip away	Poor attendance could lead to cancellation of Union film series.
10	Upcoming UNI play significant for students	Thomas Carlisle talks at length about "Loose Ends".
11	Check mini courses	Brief look at mini-courses.
11	Run off winter blues	Local 4.2 run planned.
11	Jam	Dave Leibman was the guest soloist at the 27th Annual Sinfonia Dimensions in Jazz Show; photo.
12	In Review, Gallery exhibit is 'alive'	Review of the Student Art Club Gallery Show; photo.
12	'On Golden Pond': a satisfying film	A review of the movie 'On Golden Pond'.
13	It's not a lab, it's a real house	A look at the home economics program in the Home Management House.
14	End of the line	Craig Nordlie wins the 60 yard high hurdles; photo.
14	Lady tankers sting Grinnell; Jergens qualifies	Panthers fare well against tough competition.
15	Thinclads take quad	Panthers dominate the field in the Dome.
16	Grapplers rip Kentucky 34-3	Panthers are ranked 6th in country with a 15-2 dual meet record.
16	Panther thinclads set five records, prepare for Iowa Indoor Open	Panthers enjoy personal success; team scores not kept.
19	Panthers lose at buzzer	Panthers can still claim a share of the Mid-Continent Conference crown with one more win; photo.