Northern Iowan — March 2, 1982

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Stigler says recession hurts blacks	Remarks by Judge Stigler at the EMCEC; photo.
1	Butler, Ternus compete for RHA presidency	Tracy Butler and Troy Ternus state their positions.
1	Long winter triggers oil tax	Effort to impose tax on oil revenues.
2	'Time for change in RHA'	Students are encouraged to vote for Troy Ternus for Residence Hall Association President.
2	Debate suggested on creation, evolution theory	Wants to have a campus debate concerning creation vs. evolution.
2	Students urged to support UNISA	Students are encouraged to help UNISA in any way possible.
2	'Let's return to the 60s'	Student wishes good-bye to Reganomics and hello to economic prosperity.
2	The Panther's Pen	Lori Meek is amazed with all of the new technologies such as cable television and video games; wonders what will be next?
2	Ternus endorsed for RHA president	Students are encouraged to vote for Troy Ternus for Residence Hall Association President.
3	More comments on Parker-Chabert	Former UNI student sarcastically commends Parker for his professionalism.
3	Scherzo	Student is upset because Rolling Stone Magazine has proclaimed "sex cannot be fun anymore".
3	Plant Services 'praised' for snow removal work	Student commends the snow removal crews for their hard work.
4	Courses save student benefits	Will hold meeting relating to Social Security benefits.
4	Geographic society needs summer interns
4	Internships for next fall	Internships available in Washington, D. C.
5	Theologians confer Friday	Iowa Theological Conference will be held.
5	Shull escort service reduces risks at night	Brief history and current activities.
5	Nine students run to state capitol	Nine Shull Hall students will raise money for the American Heart Association.
6	Iowa prof to speak	Ellis Hawley will speak.
6	Dance marathon starts Friday
6	Tips for future jobs	AMS will sponsor panel.
6	IaPIRG director tells how to find housing	Tips from Sandy Sutton.
6	Alcohol abuse services free	Available at Counseling Center.
7	What's up	Meetings and activities; International Women's Day.
7	Cheerleading tryouts.
7	Rugby	Practices begin.
7	Student Social Work Association	Sponsoring bake sale.
7	The College Hill Neighborhood Association	Will meet.
7	Math Club	Will meet.
7	Administrative Management Society	Will hear panel.
7	Russian Club	Donna Lee Rachuy will perform ballet.
7	Use your influence	Robert Frank will lead workshop.
7	Creation theory to be discussed	Ed Amend will lecture.
7	Advisors unify business students	Student groups meet to help organize and coordinate efforts.
8	Harvard dean says students are biased	Excerpts from remarks by Alvin Poussaint; photo.
9	Post-play discussions planned	In conjunction with "Loose Ends".
9	Theater students vie for positions	Six students will compete at national level; photo.
10	UNI professor will spend time in West Africa	Donna Maier talks about her upcoming trip this summer.
11	'Border' only needs plot	A review of the movie 'The Border'.
12	Gallery displaying photography	Work by John Kear-Timmons on display.
12	Conductor wins award	Robert Dean earns several awards; will serve on national board.
12	Chamber series comes to close	Manuel Barrueco will perform on guitar; photo.
12	Like costumes and beer?	German Club will sponsor Faschingsfest.
13	NSE student: 'Courses are easier in California'	Todd Kelly talks about his experiences.
14	Western hands cagers 75-67 loss	Panthers shoot 71 percent from the field despite loss; photo.
14	Lady cagers bumped	Panthers are upset by St. Ambrose in the AIAW tournament.
15	Patten 'coach of year'; UNI regional champs	Panthers dominate the Midwest regional; send 7 wrestlers to the national tournament.
15	Tennis team has season opener	Panthers are ready and excited to begin the season.
16	Panthers show power	Panthers win 8 events in the UNI-Dome Open; photo.
16	Tankers catch fire, place 2nd	Panthers finish behind Northern Michigan, one of the top Division II programs in the country.