Northern Iowan — February 26, 1982

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Big win for Martin	Rusty Martin wins 60% of vote; all three referenda issues pass; photo.
1	EOP facilitator appointed	Paul Rider will be on-campus facilitator for EOP outside evaluation; Faculty Senate will consider re-defining voting and non-voting faculty status.
1	ROTC to be evaluated	Professional Assessment Committee named.
1	Apply for summer aid
2	NI description mild	Student comments on conflict between Professors Chabert and Parker.
2	Congrats to Finnerty, WSA for abortion panel discussion	Student was impressed with the abortion discussion.
2	'TKEs' spirit the wrong kind'	Students are upset with the obscene behavior of TKE members at a basketball game.
2	Thanks to VP Martin	Student thanks Vice President Martin for giving attention to student grievances.
2	'Socialism is the essence of democracy'	Student responds to a past letter concerning socialism.
2	'Write about Panthers, not Iowa'	Students are upset with Mike Levenhagen and his lack of coverage pertaining to UNI athletics.
2	Embarrassed by lack of support for Long speech	Student is upset with the meager attendance at an educational presentation.
2	Generic	President Kamerick begs a senator not to cut the budget.
2	Horan clarifies misspellings	Mark Horan points out his mistakes in a past letter.
3	UNI fire unexplained	Fire that caused $7000 in damage at International Student Center may have been associated with remodeling work; photo.
4	Home Ec means business	Will hold seminar on careers.
4	Homosexuality no longer labeled deviant, disease	A look at the APA viewpoint.
5	CHNA strives for better housing	Will meet; purposes of the group.
5	Senate Scene	Legislation concerning the allocation of funds is discussed.
6	What's up	Meetings and activities.
6	Campus Bible Fellowship	Meeting for men.
6	Purple Arrow	Will meet.
6	SCEC	Will meet.
6	Non-Traditional Student League	Will meet.
6	Anthropology Club	Will view film on China.
6	Tri-Beta	Will meet.
6	Honor society helps refugees	Kappa Delta Pi assists refugees locally.
7	Archery: cheap, impossible to fail	Wanda Green talks about her archery class.
7	Tender of bar needs skill, sense of humor	Mini-course on bartending offered; photo.
8	What to do with free cheese	Cottontop Coop offers recipes.
8	Innovative students become disc jockeys	Two students develop disc jockey business; photo.
9	Skiers practice on Waverly slopes	A look at the ski course at UNI.
9	If I don't go soon . . .	Murray Austin offers story about making potassium nitrate.
10	Cookies: diverse	Recipe uses Girl Scout cookies.
10	Arntzen beats infection, swims best times	Profile of senior swimmer Jay Arntzen; photo.
11	Visiting artist discusses ruin	Loretta Grellner will speak about Peru.
11	Anorexia victim: 'student and full-time diet expert'	Norm Story relates story of person with anorexia nervosa; photo.
11	Different English course	Science and technology courses available at University of Manchester.
12	Wisconsin quintet visits	Wisconsin Brass Quintet will perform.
12	Symphonic Band gives concert	Program for performance.
12	Wind and brass concert coming up Monday night	Program and performers for Woodwind Quintet and Brass Quintet.
12	Holvik honored at Tallcorn	Professor Holvik receives distinguished service award; photo.
13	Bagpipers wanted: contact WCP
13	Children's play starts tour	Will tour with "The People Express".
13	Hagemann hosting kids' weekend	Activities for little siblings.
13	Pickin' and grinnin'	Dan Hunter performs at KUNI's Live from Studio One; photo.
14	Panthers take number five ranking into Regionals	1982 is seen as a pivotal year for UNI's wrestling program; must do well at Regionals and Nationals.
14	Overtime	Levenhagen responds to his critics and defends his column.
15	Panthers take it step-by-step in AIWA Tourney	Panthers go into tourney with key players injured.
15	Panthers fall to Redbirds, 62-39	Panthers have not beaten Illinois State in over 20 years.
15	Second place 'up for grabs'	Northern Michigan is favored to win the Regional.