Northern Iowan — January 25, 1983

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	New acting director named; offices plan merger by July	Yancy Beavers will head Financial Aid; Financial Aid and Admissions may merge; Virginia Hash will head Continuing Education; Geof Mills will replace Jack Fuller; School Administration and Personnel Services changed to Educational Admin. And Counseling.
1	Old Administration building doomed	Brief history of the construction and uses of the structure; now in poor shape; scheduled for destruction in summer of 1983; photo.
2	Scherzo	Army personnel pick up a lost missle.
2	Book store prices cause depression	Student believes University Book and Supply is over-priced.
2	All skills needed	Penny Beebe thanks the Northern Iowan for their recent article about the learning skills center.
2	Unions: an attempt at job security	Student believes a recent letter blaming unions for economic problems was in error.
3	Adult students enjoy advice, conversation at informal lunches	Non-traditional students meet Wednesdays.
3	KUNI builds new transmitter	Will improve reception in Dubuque area.
3	KWWL-TV offers working experience	Television station hires interns from UNI.
4	New 1040EZ form makes taxes easier
4	Magazine ready for publication	Anita Hoffman talks about the upcoming Inner Weather magazine.
4	Pizzas sold in Royal Oak Room	Available for carry out.
5	What's up	Meetings and activities; Ecumenical Campus Ministries; Urban and Cultural Affairs; Legislative Public Forum; Women's Support Group.
5	Recreation Club	Will meet.
5	Computer students	All students who plan to declare a computer science major must attend meeting.
5	Student Art Association	Will meet.
5	Phi Beta Lambda	Will meet.
5	Russian Club	Will view film.
5	Folk Dance Club	Will meet.
5	UNI-GLO	Meets Wednesdays.
5	Lecture to focus on meditation	Transcendental Meditation lecture in union.
5	Fast scheduled for tomorrow	Campus religious centers will sponsor fast; students may skip meal and donate cost.
5	Requests increase for service	381 students use Security Office escort service.
6	Unruh works to aid physics	Professor Unruh talks about his work on the Physics Task Force.
6	Gillette outlines history of banking deregulation	Extensive excerpts from lecture by Professor Gillette.
7	UNI internships offer travel, experience in New York, Geneva	Department of Political Science accepting applications for internships for study of United Nations.
7	UNISA battles change	Attempting to prevent change in drinking age.
7	Artist program established	Martha Ellen Tye donates funds to support artist-in-residence program.
7	Parked cars hinder snow removal, will be towed
8	Down in the valley	The Valley girl meets her roommate.
8	Student and faculty get physical	Elton Green talks about the success of the first wellness program.
8	Marlins: strokes of perfection	Deb Malone talks about the work of the group.
9	Artists Series concert Friday	Profile of Vinson Cole; photo.
9	Stagefright workshop scheduled for those in the performing arts
10	The Gallery of Art unveils new display	Will display faculty work and quilt exhibit.
11	Cast set for show	Several UNI people will appear in CFCT production.
11	Congressman's aide no aid	Denise Stephenson recounts visit to Washington, D. C., including a visit to Representative Evans' office.
13	Wrestlers edge Minnesota 20-19	UNI defeated the Minnesota Gophers on Sunday, 20-19; photo.
14	UNI tankers beat Wisconsin-LaCrosse	UNI men's team beat Wisconsin-LaCrosse last Saturday; photo.
15	Women sixth in Mankato tourney	The UNI women's team placed sixth at the Mankato State Invitational Tournament held last Saturday.
15	Elsberry, Federspiel break school records at Iowa City	UNI women opened their season in an unscored meet, the Hawk-Eye Opener.
16	UNI drops Valparaiso 77-52, Storck scores 19 for Panthers	UNI men's team beat Valparaiso Saturday night, 77-52; photo.