Northern Iowan — June 18, 1982

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	George's Cupboard goes bare	Ellis George has sold The Cupboard; talks at length about his business on the Hill; photo.
1	ROTC students like army lifestyle	Students talk about ROTC.
1	Martin included in anti-nuke arrest	Rusty Martin arrested in New York protest.
2	Editorial	The Northern Iowan supports the anti-nuclear weapons protestors.
2	Scherzo	Northern Iowan war correspondent is going to the Falklands.
2	Reagan disarmament: is it for real?	Stanley thinks disarmament under President Reagan can't happen.
3	Time for aid application	Dennis Jensen talks about financial aid.
4	Sturgis Falls: music balloons, races	Highlights of the festival.
4	Cheese distribution June 29	Surplus cheese will be distributed.
4	Fall offering courses on aging, peace	Individual Studies will offer seminars.
4	Sturgis Falls history	Brief history of earliest days of Cedar Falls.
5	Pagan spirit celebrated	UUA will celebrate summer solstice.
5	Senate Scene	UNISA will let the students in the Educational Opportunity Program decide where their funding will go.
5	Teachers adapt to microcomputer	Diane Baum talks about her course on microcomputers.
5	Prof to speak on UN	George Poage will speak.
6	University radio programs bring variety to UNI students	Quick look at KUNI/KHKE programming.
6	Call now for tickets
6	Viet vets receive aid
7	What Cedar Falls parks have to offer:
7	Recreational activities and sports for fun in the sun	A look at recreational opportunities in the area.
7	Riley and Kirkendall make history	Glenda Riley marries Richard Stewart Kirkendall.
8	A new student?	A student observes a rabbit; photo.
8	Dreams come true	A review of 'Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat'.
8	Interview:	Ned Ratekin will attend conference in Ireland.