Northern Iowan — November 9, 1982

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Kamerick issues statement on problem of rape	President Kamerick outlines security measures.
1	Eat, drink and be merry	The International Food Fair was held in the Commons Ballroom on November 7th.
1	Cranston to speak Thursday
2	Scherzo	Security officers work to stop students from taking tylenol.
2	Editorial	Applauds efforts to prevent rape; believes statistics may not show true picture.
2	Rape crisis needs attention	Graduate student points out that rape is not just a concern for women. Men need to also be responsible for prevention and treatment of victims.
2	Thanks for the cartoon	Jill Trewin clarifies the purpose of the rape seminar. This seminar will be held November 9th.
2	Between UNI	Time to turn attention to things other than Rusty Martin.
3	What's up	Meetins and activities; Self-Defense Program; Joe Wujek will be speaking on ways save energy; Cedarloo Ski Club.
3	UNI-GLO	Meets Wednesdays.
3	Student Art Association	Presenting show; will hold meeting.
3	UNI Rugby Club	Will hold beer light and poster auction.
3	UNI Historical Association and Phi Alpha Theta	Randolph Roth will speak on religion.
3	New algebra class to be offered	Will offer elementary algebra.
3	Scholarships available for high school students	High school students will compete for scholarships at symposium.
4	Dates for grads	Schedule of important dates.
4	Recruitment Day for graduate schools scheduled for Saturday	Graduate school representatives will visit campus.
4	UNI NAACP chapter holds conference on racism
5	Germany discussed	Roland Schapers will speak.
5	Jaeger: rapes on the increase	Loras Jaeger speaks at Noehren Hall.
6	Full slate of events scheduled for Parents Weekend	Detailed schedule.
7	College Bowl begins tomorrow
7	Pribram speaks on the brain	Excerpts from speech by Karl Pribram.
7	Kappa Delta Pi initiates fifty-five	Time of renewal for UNI chapter founded in 1923.
7	Fouch to lecture	Thomas Fouch will speak on petroleum exploration.
9	New mountaineer club will climb for adventure	Norbert Dunkel talks extensively about the group.
10	Hypnotist to perform	Al James will perform.
10	Realistic human relationships felt in "A Touch of the Poet"	Review of "A Touch of the Poet".
11	Orchesis will dance Saturday as part of Parent's Weekend	A look at the group and its upcoming show; photo.
11	Fine dining delights	A look at some local restaurants.
12	Jazz bands perform tonight	Jazz Bands II and III will perform; program.
12	Public radio reaches its goal	$50,055 pledged.
12	UNI students participate in the Waterloo/Cedar Falls Symphony
12	Auditions to be held	Seeking casts for "The Real Inspector Hound" and "Working".
13	Panthers fall to Bison, Eastern, UNI tie again	UNI lost to North Dakota State, 12-7. The Panther's last game will be held November 13th against South Dakota.
13	Field hockey ends with losses	UNI placed sixth in the Gateway Conference Championships.
13	Panthers finish eighth	UNI volleyball team placed eighth out of twelve teams at a tournament held at the University of Nebraska-Omaha.
13	GRIPS show planned	The GRIPS gymnastics club will hold a show for Parents Weekend.
14	Swim for fun with Masters Program	Jeff Boss talks about organizing program; photo.
14	Harriers place seventh	UNI cross country team placed seventh at the Gateway Conference Championships.
15	UNI's Leonard keeps pushing for improvement	UNI cross runner Chris Leonard finished fourth as an individual at the Mid-Continent Conference championships.