Northern Iowan — September 24, 1982

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Fall enrollment is second highest in history	Fall 1982 enrollment is 10,988; Registrar Leahy comments on trends.
1	Kamerick to France	Will lead AASCU group in hopes of establishing stronger ties with French institutions.
1	Blaga selected for Time Education Board	Professor Blaga comments on duties.
2	Editorial	Expression of gratitude to the Shull Hall escort service volunteers.
2	Scherzo	A budding relationship is thrown into turmoil when an old friend comes to town.
2	Evans seen as best choice for district	Author is in strong favor of the election of Cooper Evans.
2	Moon's wealth, power examined	Author stresses strong feelings against Reverend Sun Myung Moon, and the Unification Movement.
2	Bookstore misinformed, students overcharged	Author claims that a computer glitch caused students to be overcharged for a textbook.
3	Fire zone sends message	Author asks people to stop parking on a fire zone outside of Noehren Hall.
3	True Christians need no warning	Author expresses the belief that true (fundamentalist) Christians simply need look to the Bible to avoid falling prey to cults.
3	New alcohol policy praised	Author feels that the newly established campus restrictions on alcohol are good.
3	Ethics issue raised	Author is upset about ticket scalping at a recent concert.
4	What's up	Meetings and activities; Navigators; Campus 4-H; "Mesa Espanola".
4	Blood is needed	Blood drive will be held.
4	Coop, internship orientation announced	Meeting to be held for those interested.
4	Tourney held	Frisbee golf tournament will be held.
5	Scherzo	Compares life to an empty freezer tray.
5	Counseling, Career Center schedule fall programs	List of group activities.
6	UNI hosts Regional Safety Conference	Outline of conference program.
6	Absentee voting is an option	College Republicans will assist those who wish to vote via absentee ballot.
6	Business ethics conference set	50-75 are expected to attend.
6	Two elected positions open for Board of Publications	Brief description of duties.
7	Senate Scene	The voter registration blitz is finished, and two bills were passed.
7	Purple Arrow holds initiation	Purple Arrow received Phi Eta Sigma charter; photo.
8	Albums will 'turn you on'	Reviews of "Business as Usual" by Men at Work, and "Avalon" by Roxy Music.
9	Yesterdays	A short history of the first building on campus, and the beginning of the hunt for the bell; photo.
10	Group combines music into lyric	Simon and Bard will play; photo.
11	Exhibition composed of alumni artists	Dan Stetson talks about putting together an alumni show in honor of the Art Department's 75th anniversary.
12	Program focuses on wellness	Joan Wageman and Elton Green talk about the variety of courses in the wellness program.
12	Troupe creates informal theatre	Duck's Breath Mystery Theater will perform.
12	Paula Preppy	The freshman finally makes it to the Hill, and finds the preppy man of her preppy dreams.
13	Students and faculty to act in community theatre
13	Student show opens	Author reviews the works of two graduate students which are on display in Latham Gallery room 217.
14	UNI heading for a showdown	UNI looks forward to a tough game this weekend against Eastern Illinois.
14	Turnover	Author expresses dissatisfaction with Northern Iowa coverage of the team.
15	Inconsistency haunts golfers	The Panthers placed third at the Big Four meet on Wednesday.
15	Women golfers face tough test	The team will go against its biggest challenge this weekend during the Big Northern Division 1 Championships at Ohio State this weekend.
15	Panthers outlast Kirkwood	UNI beat Kirkwood in a practice game at UNI on Wednesday; photo.
15	Women netsters win two	UNI beat William Penn College, 7 - 2.
16	Anderson a mean customer when it comes to defense	This co-captain and linebacker has an All-American goal; photo.