Northern Iowan — March 30, 1982

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Regents raise room rates	Rates will increase about 8%; smoke detectors will be installed in all campus residences; cable TV hook-up being considered for Hillside Courts and College Courts; promotion and tenure list announced.
1	UNI student runs for Iowa House seat	Ray Johnson will run in Iowa House District 23 against Marv Diemer; photo.
1	Sunday night on the Hill	The Hill is alive on a Sunday night; photo.
1	Non-commercial radio faces financial crisis	Doug Vernier talks about the financial situation for public radio.
2	Congratulates resisters	An Ames man supports and thanks the 800,000 American men who have refused to sign up for the draft.
2	A FATE WORSE THAN DEATH	Uncle Sam is compared to University Book & Supply and Gilchrist Hall as potential enemies of students.
2	'Larson theory misdirected'	Student objects to Peter Larson's claim that the arms race is being fueled by greedy corporate capitalists.
2	Greeks thanked for help in library fund drive	Fund raisers wish to thank the Greek organizations that volunteered in raising funds for the Cedar Falls Public Library
2	The Panther's Pen	Lori Meek comments on the local caucuses.
3	Meanings are pre-defined, says Youngblood	Excerpts from remarks by Gene Youngblood.
3	Awards to be given	Brief list of College of Education scholarships.
4	Confer on literacy	Beginning Reading conference scheduled.
4	Women in Christianity to be topic at forum	Students will present views.
4	Greenhouse is 'Iowan Paradise'	Ron Camarata talks about the facility; new roof tightens building.
5	Parent attitudes may foster homophobia	Advice on understanding homosexuality.
5	Awarding scholarships	Grossman scholarships available.
5	Peace Day explores alternatives	Highlights of activities.
6	What's up	Meetings and activities; American Graduate School of International Management; Theology Forum; Society of Carbide and Tool Engineers; "Creative Movement for Klutzes".
6	USC needs members	Committee will have vacancies.
6	Register for sexuality weekend
6	Business scholarships total $200	AOP and Hansen scholarships available.
6	TES rewards five freshman	Available for teacher education students.
7	Nationals for debaters	Todd Poole and Ted Wallace will compete.
7	Clark gives speech on Amana	Professor Clark will speak in Amana changes.
7	Cutler on campus
7	Busch winner tans	Brad Nordyke wins trip to Florida.
8	Zenor's hobby: organs	Dean Zenor is building an organ.
8	Fundraising begins for UNI stations	Program highlights.
9	Hispanic theater symposium set	Highlights of upcoming symposium; photo.
10	Student flicks show tonight	Students from film class will show work.
10	Enrichment programs offered	Ken Jacobsen will teach assertiveness course.
11	Symposium on music, business careers Friday
11	EOP Ball Saturday	EOP will sponsor dance and variety show.
11	Artist selling eggs today
12	Former Times art critic to lecture Thursday	Hilton Kramer will speak at art scholarship competition.
12	Art a la Carte continues	William Waack will speak; other lectures scheduled.
12	Student artists win awards	List of winners from annual juried student show.
13	Spring trip successful	John DeVault is considered the team's number one man.
13	Thinclads run to victory in Western Illinois Quad	Panthers are victorious despite cold weather.
13	Rough 'n tough	Panthers destroy Marshalltown, 35-0; photo.
13	Seichter returns to lead Panthers	Panthers look to improve on last year's 26-10 finish.
14	Success marks Patten's career	In 17 of 18 seasons, Patten's teams won at least 10 dual meets; he produced 58 Division I and II All-Americans; photo.
15	Crowl remains perfect	Cathy Crowl improves her singles record to 10-0.
15	Netsters split a pair	Panthers are 5-6 and will take on a tough Iowa State team.
15	Self defense offered	Students are encouraged to sign up for self defense classes.
15	Number 58	Chuck Patten instructs Kirk Myers in the NCAA national tournament; photo.
16	Panthers surprise doubters, improve record	An improved Panther team wins 4 more games than in the previous year.