Northern Iowan — February 8, 1983

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Winter storm leads to snow removal problems	Daryl Stoner talks about snow removal after heavy snow.
1	Contract negotiations move ahead	Status of negotiations; awaiting decision of fact-finder; photo.
2	Scherzo	Characters discuss the benefits of eating chocolate.
2	Berry displeases	UNI fans and students feel disappointed with the job that head basketball coach Jim Berry has done.
2	Elections draw near	Student wishes for more information on upcoming UNISA elections.
2	Morgan: what wold life be like without union efforts	David Morgan responds to letters dealing with labor unions.
3	What issues should UNI Student Association presidential candidates deal with during their campaign?	Important issues are discussed.
4	What's up	Meetings and activities; Area Writers Poetry and Short Story Reading; Association of Political Science Students; Art Association.
4	German Club	Will hear Manfred Jendryschik on East Germany.
4	Kappa Delta Pi	Dean Carver will speak.
4	New computers in operation	Ten computers in Curriculum Lab are networked.
5	Association of Political Science students	Will meet.
5	SISEA	Will elect officers.
5	"Dancing for Men" wins Heinz award	Robley Wilson wins Drue Heinz award.
5	Education benefits extended	Veterans benefits extended for some.
5	New illustration book shows that students can be successful	John Downey and Jim Kelly publish book on biological illustration.
6	Committee hears charges	Considers matters relating to confrontation between Professors Parker and Chabert.
6	Nuclear arms retreat to begin on Friday
7	Nijim named editor of geography series	Professor Nijim will edit geography text series.
7	Lecture on black politics set	Robert Morris will speak.
7	Dance for health	Union will offer aerobic dance class.
8	Society gets charter	Society of Manufacturing Engineers gets national charter.
8	KCRS goes "top 40"	Changes format.
8	Regents offer program	Students may attend other Regents institutions.
8	Blinded by the snow	Student battles the elements; photo.
9	Blood drive set
9	Regents head Brownlee explains role of search firm	Faculty Senate considers presidential search procedures.
9	Bernthal elected	John Bernthal is administrative consultant to national group.
10	Downward bound	Students ski on 10 inches of snow; photo.
11	Whodunit? Sniff out the clues along with Inspector Hound	Play preview; photo.
12	Film of current concerns
12	Bird's eye ---	The view from 12th floor Bender is dazzling; photo.
14	Skiers chase Iowa's snow across the country	Jeanette Marsh talks about cross country skiing.
15	Craving a taste of the past? Check into the UNI Museum	Quick look at the collections.
15	Down in the Valley
17	Iowa poets will read	George Eklund, Valorie Breyfogle, Chris Grabow, Bill Pauly, and Robert Prochaska will read.
17	Student writers and artists to reveal their "inner weather"	Brief history of literary magazines on campus; Anita Hoffman talks about putting Inner Weather together.
18	Women place seventh	Panthers are disappointed with their performance.
18	Grapplers cruise 45-4	Panthers dominate Drake; now have 15 wins.
18	Untitled	Russ Adams clears 16 feet in the pole vault; photo.
18	Weaver sets record in win	Coach Lynn King was pleased with the Panther's performance.
19	Panther cagers down Green Bay, Eastern	Panthers raise record to 4-3.
19	Netsters drop opener	Panthers have a month to prepare for the next meet.
20	Men and women swimmers win two of three at Omaha	Panther men raise record to 6-4; women dominate Creighton.
20	Drenth scores 25, UNI loses 72-71	Panthers lose on desperation shot at the buzzer.