Northern Iowan — February 25, 1983

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	United Faculty reject findings, vote for arbitration	Disagree on pay and insurance provisions.
1	Meeks to face Hessburg in UNISA run-off; only seventeen percent cast ballots in Wednesday's UNISA election: Meeks to face Hessburg in UNISA run-off	Hessburg receives 856, Meeks 409, Barrer 347, Nicholas 199; photo.
2	Editorial	Students are encouraged to vote in run off election.
2	Student challenges RHA court	Student is upset with the Resident Hall Association Court.
2	Between UNI	UNISA should lobby against raising the drinking age to 21.
2	Scherzo	Doctor suggests Adam Ant concert to cure student.
3	No plans for million	Robert Stansbury comments on the building fund.
3	Farmers hear Evans	Speaks on PIK program.
4	Students prepare to challenge aid law change	Would link aid to draft registration.
4	ODK to initiate 16	23 Torch and Tassel members became charter members of ODK December 5, 1982; new members will be initiated.
5	Electronics Club sets raffle
5	Jazz festival draws 41 schools	Highlights of festival.
5	Program attempts to fight crime	Cedar Falls Police Chief Paul Hoffey talks about the Whistlestop program.
6	System helps to transport UNI's handicapped	A look at the van system that helps handicapped students get around campus.
6	McCullagh selected	Professor McCullagh will be consulting editor for social work publication.
7	What's up	Meetings and activities; H. S. Haddad will speak.
7	Geography Colloquium	H. S. Haddad will lecture on Middle East.
7	Campus Scouts	Will meet.
7	Lutheran Student Center	Farewell to M*A*S*H party.
7	Jung's UNI Tae Kwon-Do Club	Starting classes.
7	Learning Skills Center	Speed reading class.
7	Chimes members	Last official meeting.
7	Students for Peace	Meeting in Union.
7	Writer speaks on East Germany	Excerpts from remarks by Manfred Jendryschik.
7	Program tonight	Variety show will be in conjunction with Black History Month.
7	M*A*S*H to bid farewell	Union will have party in conjunction with last episode.
8	Information file prepared to help disabled students	File of suggestions distributed to offices.
8	Students to support resolution	Will support nuclear freeze.
9	Tallcorn Festival tomorrow	Tallcorn Vocal and Keyboard Festival will attract 300 students.
9	Mary Kay's--a perfect place for "red hot" lovers at UNI	Mary Kay Shepek talks about her new restaurant on the Hill; photo.
10	Students man your pencils instructors target writing skills	Faculty talk about their experience with the Writing Across the Curriculum project.
11	Watch those Kids!	Students enjoy watching the soap opera "All My Children"; photo.
12	Good question--any trivial answers?	A look at the KCRS trivia contest; photo.
13	Small claims court solves large problems	An avenue in the event of a conflict between landlords and tenants.
14	Panthers host open	Thirty teams will compete.
14	Dedicated Fick sets goals	Profile of sophomore runner Dan Fick; photo.
15	Regionals begin	Panthers to defend their NCAA Midwest Regional Championship in Cedar Falls.
15	No chance for title but UNI guns for improved season	Panthers will fall short of their goal, a 17-10 record.
16	Charismatic Jackson has UNI fans hungry for Chicken	Profile of junior basketball player Dwayne "Chicken" Jackson; photo.