Northern Iowan — April 2, 1982

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Earth doomed by nukes--need prevention now	Highlights of Peace Day program; photo.
1	Placement high for sciences	A look at the annual placement report.
1	Martin seen nationally	Rusty Martin appears on CBS Morning News.
2	'NI, Wells unfair to heterosexuals'	Student claims that Professor Wells is confused about homosexuality.
2	Patten praised	Professor Froyen says Patten produced "inspirational leadership and personal example".
2	Busch Florida trip winner 'misquoted'	Student corrects the Northern Iowan on his comments concerning girls and bikinis.
2	Art students object to 'inane' review	The Northern Iowan's coverage of an art show is highly criticized by art students.
2	Houser rebuts Nesheim	An off campus senator and member of a Greek organization resents Barb Nesheim's comments concerning the allocation of student funds to Greek organizations.
2	'UNI administrative system feudalistic'	Professor compares UNI's governing hierarchy to a feudal system of governing.
3	Edwards protests budget freeze	Pat Edwards presents petition seeking EMCEC funding.
3	Colonnese blames capitalism	Jose Ricardo Colonnese presents views on El Salvador.
3	Senate Scene	The winners of the UNI Student Association "Outstanding Service" Award are announced.
4	Campus crises groups begin	Support groups will form.
4	Sunseri takes part in peace effort	Professor Sunseri offers views on human nature.
5	Cordaro calls for resistance through nonviolence	Father Frank Cordaro offers views on arms and violence..
5	Churches actively seeking peace	Sister Gwenn Hennessy offers views; photo.
6	Sunrise service set	Ecumenical service on Union.
6	SAE's have Easter egg hunt Saturday
6	UPB to celebrate 20th year	History of the UPB.
7	Schares named editor	Allen Schares will be executive editor of summer 1982 Northern Iowan.
7	Forum views on Christian women differ	Excerpts from recent discussion.
7	ADPis serve McDonald's project	Raising money for Ronald McDonald House.
8	What's up	Meetings and activities; Cedar Falls Altrusa Club; L.S.A.T; Soccer Club; "The Religion of Science" Lecture.
8	Torch and Tassel	Will meet.
8	Non-Traditional Students League	Will meet.
8	Tomahawk	Will meet.
8	Philosophy and Religion Forum	David Crownfield will speak on the religion of science.
8	Rugby Club	Will play Central College.
8	Student Work Association	Will sponsor Easter egg hunt in Waterloo.
8	P. E. O.	Will meet.
8	Dance the night away for MD	Dance marathon highlights.
8	Tribe leader to express views	Vernon Bellecourt will speak.
9	Bus vanishes	History of the UBS double-decker bus; photo.
9	Physical fitness craze sweeps UNI	A look at the current interest in fitness.
10	Winter fishing "exciting"	A look at ice fishing; photo.
10	Palmer's controlled pitch greatest asset	Profile of senior pitcher Scot Palmer.
12	Go for it!	Students are working out at Olympic Gym and Spa; photo.
12	Bands recommended	A review of records from the following artists; Champaign, and Weather Report.
13	Alternative video--wave of the future	John Ciampa talks about future telecommunications.
14	Cast chosen for upcoming musical	John Pape announces cast list for "Street Scene"; photo.
15	Jazz in Union tonight
15	Vers coming to UNI
15	Jazz Bands II and III to perform	Performance program.
15	Muffled	A jazz band, "Dreams Revisited", play at KUNI's "Live from Studio One"; photo.
16	Student-directed one-acts are 'big emotional investment'	Directing class will present five plays; photo.
18	Chorales join Sunday	Metropolitan Chorale and Concert Chorale will present show;
18	Hear violin recital	Vasile Beluska will perform.
19	Seven go to Texas Relays	Team will compete in the Northwest Missouri State Invitational while the other 7 Panthers go to Texas.
19	Wrap-up of cagers	Panthers look to improve next season.
19	Briggs head coach	Former University of Iowa wrestler becomes the Panthers 6th coach in UNI wrestling history.
19	Panthers end break at 3-5	Panthers open season during spring break.
20	Overtime	Levenhagen discusses recruiting violations in college athletics.
20	World class wrestlers slated to compete in national freestyle	The best wrestlers in the United States will compete against one another.