Northern Iowan — March 4, 1983

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Untitled	Students enjoy warm weather; photo.
1	Hessburg defeats Meeks in presidential duel	James Hessburg defeats David Meeks, 972-841; photo.
1	Sixty-six candidates already in the running; Search committee begins developing criteria	Search committee meets representative from search consultant company.
2	Scherzo
2	Majority--not necessarily maturity	Student is in favor of raising the drinking age to 21.
2	Concoctor ravages review	Students dislike Sally Finder review.
2	Students deplore exploitation	Students dislike insert in Northern Iowan.
2	Security: more than just meter monitors	Student respects security guards on campus.
3	Focus on women	Schedule of Campbell Hall program.
3	Faculty refer petition to committee	Ask committee to report on Old Administration Building; establish committee to produce evaluation form for top administrators.
3	Allocation recommended	Vice President Stansbury recommends that student building fee money be used to repair carillon.
4	Co-op students	21 students have been placed.
4	Anorexia--desire to be thin	Joan Wageman and Kathy Lynch talk at length about the disorder.
5	News Notes . . . .	List of computer class for which students must apply; Superdance information.
6	Plans awaiting Regents' approval	A look at plans for the new art building; photo.
7	Leadership Development Series	Will meet.
7	Alpha XI Delta	Will meet.
7	Learning Skills Center	Last day to register.
7	Tomahawk	Will meet.
7	Graduate Student Organization (GSO)	Will meet.
7	Cheerleaders/Yell Leaders	Informational meeting.
7	Campus Bible Fellowship	Showing 'Chariots of Fire'.
7	Howard to speak at banquet	M. William Howard will speak at NAACP banquet.
8	A working world discussion	Will present panel discussion in association with production of "Working".
8	"Working" on a UNI musical	A look at the production of the play.
9	Chorus performs	Will perform work by women composers.
9	Festival set for Readers Theater	100 students and teachers will attend.
9	'Shots' by Davis on display	Work by Keith Davis on display in Gallery of Art.
10	Guest recital Monday	Kenneth Marchant and James McWhorter will perform.
10	Tomorrow is day of percussion	Ed Soph will give clinic.
10	Resurrection of elm statue	Brief description of restoration process; statue will be returned this spring; photo.
11	Panthers finish season at 17-11	Panthers are unable to continue play in the Gateway Athletic Conference Tournament due to an NCAA rule limiting teams to 28 games a season.
11	Day leaves UNI with athletic and academic marks	Profile of senior runner J'ne Day; photo.
12	Panthers can't rally past Pan American	Panthers record drops to 12-17.