Northern Iowan — February 11, 1983

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	NCA visitation not required for Ed. D.	UNI may begin to offer degree.
1	Did it run?	Student receives a computer program; photo.
1	Nicholas: respect for UNISA	Doug Nicholas outlines plans; photo.
2	Camp Fire: it's not just a group of girls anymore	Boys can also join Camp Fire.
2	Here is a toast to Social Security	Student encourages other students to get active and fight for rights.
2	Scherzo	Missiles are being stolen.
2	Where has this 'real' leader been?	Women students criticize Nicholas for not being involved enough.
3	Security causes disappointment	Student is upset with campus security.
3	UNI has need for more than ice cream	Student is upset with campus politics, on campus vs. off campus.
3	Candidate fighting for alcohol policies	Student believes his actions will reap rewards for UNI.
4	Miller selected as an editor	Pat Miller will edit professional journal.
4	Faculty redefines its voting privileges	Text of re-definition.
5	What's up	Meetings and activities; Eating Disorders Support Group; SAMLE.
5	UNI Tae Kwon-Do Club	Accepting applications for membership.
5	Geography colloquium	Jerry Stockdale will speak.
5	SHEA	Will meet.
5	SBDC to approve by-laws	State group organizes.
5	Maier lecture to focus on African wars and peoples	Donna Maier will speak on wars and society in Africa.
6	News notes . . .	Students for Peace organizes; Foundation organizes training for raising funds by telephone; Union will hold pool tournament.
6	Controversy over funding	Debate funding for EMCEC.
7	Grant money used	Lutheran Student Center will fund leadership conference and develop UNI calendar and historical booklet.
7	Focus for the arts	Joe Ruffo talks about the new art building.
7	Is it normal?	Student participates in blood drive; photo.
8	Two students to be elected to Board of Student Publications	Seeking applicants.
9	UNI campus adjusts to aid physically impaired students	Profile of Bob Rush.
9	Down in the Valley	People are joining a health spa.
13	High school bands drum up entertainment at UNI's festival	Highlights of the Tallcorn Band Festival; photo.
13	Old Ad once "valuable" . . .	A look at the history of the Old Administration Building.
14	Augie, the ghostly resident of Lawther, emits an eerie aura	A look at the stories about Augie the Ghost.
15	Union tunes up	Faculty Jazz Quintet will perform.
15	UNI quintet jazzes it up live on radio	Faculty Jazz Quintet will perform on KUNI.
16	Cases of "Pac-Man fever"	Students enjoy video games; photo.
16	Video buffs: 'defenders' of games	Students talk about video games.
17	UNI to host NCAA wrestling	UNI will host the 1983 NCAA Western Regional Wrestling Qualifications.
17	Last home swim meet	Panthers enjoy their first winning season in 3 years with a 6-4 record.
17	UNI welcomes large field for track meet	Panthers are looking forward to expanded field.
17	Lineman dominate recruits	Panther recruit players.
18	Panther wrestling reserves paying now to win later	Redshirts and junior varsity wrestlers fuel the team and will have their day in the sun; photo.
18	Final home meet for fifth-ranked Panthers	Former Division II power and 10th ranked Cal-Poly comes to UNI.
19	UNI downs Winona, 96-70	Panthers destroy the competition; photo.
19	UNI faces Westfield	Panthers play team stocked with ex-collegiate tennis players.
20	Schebler breaking records and enjoying basketball	Profile of senior basketball player Tami Schebler; photo.
20	UNI downs Mt. Mercy	Panthers' record soars to 15-9.
20	Ski Club sponsors trip	Over 8,000 racers will participate in the annual American Birkebiner cross-country race in Cable, Wisconsin.