Northern Iowan — May 4, 1982

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Hart supports Cutler at 'Birth Day Party'	Gary Hart speaks on behalf of Lynn Cutler; outlines views on national scene; photo.
1	UNI group fights alcoholism	BACCHUS distributes information; attempts education on use of alcohol.
1	Truax to draft paraphernalia law	Would control possession of drug paraphernalia in Cedar Falls; Council also moves polling places in campus area.
2	Alcohol policy inconsistent	Dave Meeks believes policy on keggers in the dorm needs to be expanded.
2	Committee working, policy decision coming	New alcohol policies are in the works.
2	Scherzo	Student wants to know if his roommate owes him any money.
2	Say Guillermo judged unfairly	Students defend professor.
2	A good question . . .	Student is upset with the temperature in Seerley Hall.
2	The Panthers Pen; On being 21	Lori Meek discusses the joys and sorrows of being 21 years old.
2	Fee charge clarified	Student explains why a fee is required for non-enrolled students to take the writing competency exam.
2	NI scolded for cartoon	Student is upset with a cartoon concerning the Amana Colonies.
2	Club thanks contributors	UNI Conservation Club thanks students for recycling.
3	Laser donated	Mergenthaler Linotype donates laser equipment to Department of Industrial Technology.
4	Teaching skills offered	Fifth annual Iowa Association of Middle Level Education Conference to be held.
4	China education grows	Lawrence Kavich talks about education in China.
4	Self-government in Africa	Peter Mwombella speaks about South Africa.
4	Certainty in science to find answers about life's meaning	Excerpts from Professor Crownfield's lecture on religion and science.
5	Cute as a B.D.C.	Student participates in a PRSSA fundraiser; photo.
5	Cuts seriously reduce vet aid
5	Loan regulations announced	Rules for the PLUS program.
6	And how do you like your oatmeal?	Students jump into a giant bowl of oatmeal; photo.
6	Iowa Freedom Foundation combats Moral Majority education attacks	Ted Anderson speaks to group.
6	Food all day for finals	Food services will be available all day.
8	What's up	Meetings and activities; Roxanne Conlin will speak; Media Center.
8	UNI women average higher grades than men	Graph of grade averages over last ten years.
8	Donate books for student's campaign	Ray Johnson is raising money for his campaign.
9	Siddens' paper sculpture showing	Work by Jo Siddens on display at Gallery of Art.
9	Final concert	Brass Choir will perform.
9	Cable interns train on the job	Dave Schramm and Joe Roberts have benefited from internships in cable TV; photo.
10	'Come to the church in the vale'	A quick look at the Little Brown Church.
10	Few participants in Trails walk	About 20 take the walk from La Porte City to Brandon.
10	UNI opera grads to debut around U.S.	Ellen Dostal, Jeanne Jones, and Diana Opatz working with troupes around the country.
12	Learn about 'Dial M' set
12	PMA variety show funny, risqué	A review of the Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia variety show; photo.
13	Dates set for string camp	Cedar Arts Forum will sponsor camp.
13	A trip to France for learning and language	James Becker talks about plans for his 11th trip to France.
14	Panthers take 13th straight victory in dual	Panthers end dual season with a 19-8 record.
14	Baseball team takes loss from Cyclones	Panther's record drops to 9-13.
15	Golfers break records	Panthers shoot well.
15	Track teams home from Big 4	Panthers perform well against Iowa, Iowa State, and Drake.
15	Miliner scores three in leading Varsity breeze	Terry Allen throws for Alumni's only touchdown; photo.
16	Panthers head to regionals	Panthers look forward to regionals.
16	Netsters lose in tourney	Panthers didn't match up well against Division I teams.
16	Sandon drafted in round 12 by Patriots	Sandon threw for 6298 yards in 4 years as a Panther.
16	Untitled	Action heats up at the varsity-alumni football game; photo.