Northern Iowan — April 30, 1982

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Unemployment question first to be answered by Fitzgerald	Jerry Fitzgerald offers views; photo.
1	Final EOP performance evaluation completed	Evaluation team working on report; should be reported to Faculty Senate in May; Tom Remington elected Senate chair; Fred Hallberg is vice chair; establish graduate student grievance procedures; establish deadlines for grades to be turned in.
1	Union changes investigated	Administration investigates charges that work done by outside contractors is more expensive than work done by physical plant staff.
2	Editorial	List of 75 highest paid UNI employees.
2	Scherzo	Producer wants to make a sitcom concerning the Falklands.
2	Instructors commended	Student lists his favorite professors.
2	'Thanks for cans'	Rusty Martin sarcastically thanks unknown students for leaving cans on his front lawn.
2	Student complainants praised for exposing violations	Student wants to know why the party occurred.
2	Viewpoint	Head Athletic Trainer acknowledges the work student trainers do so well.
3	Individual Studies offers tailored program	Students talk about the programs of study that they developed.
3	Hughes speaks at graduation	Harold Hughes will speak.
4	Students honored	List of School of Business students who were honored at spring banquet.
4	Seminar offers educators PR skills
4	Meek awarded Jordan	Lori Meek honored; photo.
4	AFT wants closer look at EOP administrator neglect criticized	Text of statement calling for investigation of EOP administration.
5	What's up	Meetings and activities; Concert of Origional Compositions; Society of Carbide and Tool Engineers.
5	P. E. O.	Will meet.
5	Public lecture	Tom Pettit will speak.
5	Rhea selected executive editor for 1982-1983 Northern Iowan	Brief profile of Jane Rhea; photo.
5	Endangered species protection is needed	Professors Whitson and Krogmann outline views in Endangered Species Act.
6	Senate Scene	Consider funding for EMCEC.
6	Tug-o-war finals at UNI	State finals to held on campus.
6	Elm statue to be returned	Leslie Miller talks about the preservation process; may be returned by June.
7	UNISA committees	Committees seeking members.
7	Spring is sprung	The trees are budding; photo.
7	Breen, Wright win Greek awards	Deb Breen and Al Wright honored by Greeks.
7	Union adds room	New conference room on lower level.
8	Today's Amana: big business	Robert Clark talks about the Amanas in the modern world.
9	Special students get physical	Students talk about wheelchair basketball.
10	George Wyth Park open for campers	Description of local camping facilities.
11	Co-op offers discounts	Cottontop Coop offers discounts to senior citizens.
11	UNI student runs in Boston Marathon	Profile of Dave Morris; photo.
12	Seichter returns to team	Profile of senior baseball player Kevin Seichter; photo.
13	Hallmark curator speaks	Keith Davis will speak.
13	Balloon concert Sunday afternoon	Student group will perform in hot air balloon.
14	Speech Pathology and Audiology Clinic: valuable services and learning experiences	Photo essay on Speech and Hearing Clinic; photo.
16	Future educators tour Chicago city schools	Description of Kappa Delta Pi trip to Chicago.
16	Spring into Art Tuesday	Union will sponsor sale.
17	Three-dimensional set challenges designers	Detailed description of the building of the set for "Street Scene".
18	Panthers upset Cyclones, move to regionals	Panthers are impressive; win state tournament; photo.
18	Panthers split with Du-hawks	Panthers raise record to 9-9.
19	Two more to Nationals	Kris Skov and Kathy Rardin will compete.
19	Gridders ready selves for 'hard' schedules	Panthers look forward to the 1982 season.
20	Panthers keep winning; defeat Loras 8-4, 14-2	Panthers raise record to 26-13-1.
20	GRIPS club takes alumni tumblers	Students are encouraged to join the gymnastics club.
20	Untitled	The action at the Purple-Gold game intensifies; photo.