Northern Iowan — March 9, 1982

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	CHNA fights crime, revitalizes Hill area	Will offer workshops on urban revitalization and bicycle registration, and then meet with city officials.
1	Barrer proposes plank to abolish student fees	At Black Hawk Republican caucus, Dana Barrer proposes abolition of student activity fees; Mr. Barrer says that most students are not interested in the activities funded by the fees.
1	Lerner speaks on women's history	Excerpts from remarks by Gerda Lerner; photo.
2	Student comments on RHA letters	Student responds to a past letter concerning the Residence Hall Association.
2	Puffs from an Old Editors Pipe	Jackson N. Baty speaks out on the Old South, the Civil War, and UNI's wrestling team.
2	Domino's compensates	Domino's Pizza apologizes for any inconveniences during the store's inaugural year.
2	Chabert's insinuations countered	Student responds to Henri Chabert's criticism of the Northern Iowan's editors.
2	Scherzo	Student smokes marijuana and hallucinates.
3	Researcher objects	Donna Maier believes that cartoon accompanying an article about her was libelous and racist.
3	'Reversion to bumpkinism'	Professor Newell expresses his disappointment with the cartoon that accompanied an article about Donna Maier.
3	Wonder why cartoon used	Students ask the Northern Iowan to print a public apology in reference to a cartoon published recently.
3	Cartoonist responds to criticism	Timothy James explains that the idea behind the cartoon had no racist intents and he apologizes for any misunderstanding.
4	What's up	Meetings and activities; Life Be In It Committee; Guy Steagall will speak.
4	Phi Alpha Theta and Historical Association	Will hold bake sale.
4	Phi Beta Lambda	Will finish preparations for state meeting.
4	Library hours for break
4	Canfield 'zeroes' KCRS	Mike Canfield talks about funding for KCRS.
4	Snow routes for handicaps	Planning routes for snow removal.
5	Amend links distant, personal conceptions	Ed Amend talks about the meaning of several Bible sections; photo.
5	Sallie Mae helps repay loans	A look at the loan consolidation program.
5	Debate on arms sale	UNI will debate ISU.
5	UF provides discount	Several merchants give discounts to UF members.
6	Learn computer science	Gene Lutz and Andrew Gilpin will teach course on use of computers in the social sciences.
6	NAR recognized for nature preservation ad	John Volker designs ad.
6	Explore communication change	Jon Hall is organizing the first McElroy Symposium.
6	Discussion of attitudes, prejudices	AEOP will hold program.
7	Percussion Ensemble to perform	Program for performance.
7	Chadney: 'It's economical to hire East Indians'	Professor Chadney talks about his research in Portland, Oregon.
8	Help fund public radio	KUNI will hold fundraising drive.
8	Backstage workers are 'unsung heroes'	Detailed look at the backstage work for "Loose Ends".
9	'Loose Ends' gritty, realistic	A review of Theatre UNI's 'Loose Ends'; photo.
10	'Heaven Can Wait' at WCP
10	Russian dance coming	Donna Lee Rachuy will perform ballet at Russian Club meeting.
10	Social work honored in March	Activities scheduled for the month.
10	Students may train for ski patrol	Karl Odwarka talks about Ski Patrol program.
11	Seehusen on to nationals	Panther shot-putter qualifies for nationals; photo.
12	Henry resigns	Shauna Thomaswick has been named head women's swim coach; photo.
12	Panthers ripped by Western Illinois	Panthers finish the season in a three way tie for 3rd place in the Mid-Continent Conference.
12	Netsters 3rd at Early Bird tourney	Panthers play well in the first tournament of the year.
12	AIAW National in UNI-Dome	UNI has been preparing for the AIAW National Indoor Women's Collegiate Championship for three years.