Northern Iowan — January 28, 1983

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	High tech is here to stay, Swanson wants changes	David Swanson talks about the necessity and implications of high technology for Iowa.
1	No sunbathing today!	Shot of an empty campus; photo.
1	False alarms have firefighters burning mad	Campus and local officials talk about the effects of false alarms.
2	Scherzo	Soldier refuses to take back the army missile.
2	Full employment claimed to be only in interest of workers	Professor Roberts reacts to some recent letters on the economy.
2	Get guts--exchange	UNI student encourages others to take advantage of the exchange program.
3	Do you think UNI faculty deserves a salary increase?	Students express their opinions; photo.
4	Three publications receive awards	Several UNI publications win CASE awards.
4	Complaint filed against Diemer for investigation	James Hessburg believes that Representative Diemer attempted to obtain information about him in an unethical way.
5	Additional staff to be provided	Will increase security in dorms.
5	Support group formed	Counseling Center will for support group for those who have experienced death of relative or close acquaintance.
5	Senate to organize evaluation	Faculty Senate receives petition calling for evaluation of President Kamerick and Provost Martin; considering role in presidential search.
5	Letters inform wrong students	Students receive wrong letters relating to writing competency exam.
5	Veterans' office to remain closed	Services may be performed by Registrar.
5	UNISA applications still available	Candidates must file applications.
6	What's up	Meetings and activites; Organization and Finance Committee; Legislative Public Forum; Personal Awareness and Assertion Group.
6	Pettit award	Tom Pettit funds two $200 scholarships for students in journalism.
6	UNISA opposes no-aid bill, awareness program to begin	Will nominate member to presidential search group.
7	Program would instruct teachers at home	Professors Ward and Wedman will use NSF grant to develop programs to instruct science, math, and social science teachers in classroom use of computers.
7	Counseling Center services available	Available free to students; available on limited basis for a fee to faculty and staff.
8	Die-cast sensor test today	Professor LaRue explains process.
8	Seegmiller awarded scholarship	Dick Seegmiller wins foundry scholarship; photo.
9	Comedy program	Mary Wong group will perform.
9	Computer's "secret recipe"	FOCUS computer program helps in preparing meals; photo.
10	Speakers give information for sexual assault security	Excerpts from speakers' presentations.
11	Weekend conducting symposium	Highlights of program.
11	Down in the Valley	Veronica finds another valley person.
11	Price Lab to give Mexican musical
11	Club meets some mountains up close and very personal	Members of Cedarloo Mountaineers talk about their climbing.
13	Doctoring up the Guthrie	Guthrie troupe will present "Talley's Folly".
13	Winter chill doesn't muffle fashion-conscious students	Latest campus styles; photo.
14	Panthers sign McDermott, play at Eastern tomorrow	UNI will face off with Eastern Illinois on Saturday night.
14	UNI makes lineup changes	UNI wrestling team has changed the lineup of its squad.
14	Panthers prepare for Big Four track meet	UNI will participate in the Big Four track meet in Iowa City this Saturday.
15	Hard work, confidence result in big games for Pijanowski	Profile of junior player Mike Pijanowski; photo.
15	Sports notes	The tennis teams at UNI have already begun to practice for the spring season.