Northern Iowan — April 19, 1983

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Acid rain topic of installation speech	C. S. Kiang will speak at installation of Sigma Xi chapter at UNI.
1	Heritage Week continues	Lee Thornton, John Jier, and Gil Noble will speak; photo.
1	EPA whistle-blower to speak tonight	Hugh Kaufman will speak.
1	Jesse Jackson wins straw poll	Politicians' representatives appear on campus for UNISA Political Awareness Day; photo.
2	Untitled	Students are upset with advertisement for speed reading.
2	Coordinator says thanks to dancers	Nearly $17,000 was raised.
2	Viewpoint	Student thinks UNISA is out of line concerning ROTC.
2	Untitled	Senators from UNISA respond to criticism.
2	Scherzo	James Watts sings in acid rain.
3	Untitled	Students disagree with the Northern Iowan's decision to print the picture of a deceased student.
3	'Give ' em flowers' mentality persists	Eric Nielsen, senior at NU high school, points out mistakes made by the Northern Iowan.
3	Students express concern	Student is upset over deceased women's picture in the Northern Iowan.
3	Untitled	Students are upset at the Northern Iowan for publishing a deceased woman's picture.
3	Untitled	Student is disgusted by picture.
3	Untitled	Student is against homosexuality and funding for UNI/GLO.
3	Viewpoint	Student supports ROTC.
3	So goes Hessburg's father . . ?	Students support ROTC.
3	Untitled	Student is upset with the abundance of religious right wing letters that are sent in to the Northern Iowan.
3	Untitled	Students are appalled at the insensitivity of UNI students.
3	Bible is 'stick'	Believes that 'Bible beaters' are not open to new ideas and opinions.
4	Creation film shown
4	Money please!	Student helps fundraising effort for KUNI; photo.
4	Anorexia blamed	19 year old student dies in her dorm room.
5	Critic conference wins national programming award	Student as Critic Conference wins national continuing education award.
5	Terrorists!	Iowa High School Model United Nations; photo.
6	Panel discussion scheduled	Department of Philosophy and Religion will sponsor panel and programs relating to matters of concern to faculty and clergy.
6	Who's on first?	Student observes baseball cards; photo.
6	Bible translation discussed	Paul Versluis will speak.
6	Seltun, Ridgely named Greek Man, Woman of the year	List of other awards given at Greek banquet.
7	Award- winning photographs	Bill Witt and Chuck Holley win awards; photo.
7	New Mexico discussed	Professor Sunseri talks about New Mexico.
8	Literary magazine nominated for national fiction award	NAR nominated for third time in five years.
8	On your mark!	Participants in the Governor's Run; photo.
9	What's up	Meetings and activities; Art market; Silhouettes by Marie Cook; Committee on University Research; Michael Suleiman will speak; John E. Ryan will speak.
9	Geography colloquium	Michael Suleiman will speak.
9	Attendant care orientation	Informational meeting for those who would like to assist handicapped students.
9	Women's Action League	Will discuss fall projects.
9	Reception for graduating art students	Farewell to art students.
10	Russell Hall 'alive with music'	Wind Symphony, Brass Quintet, and Woodwind Quintet will perform; ISU's Marion Barnum will perform Hummel's work.
10	A contest at KUNI	Acoustic performers will play.
10	What's the issue in modern art?	Panel will discuss contemporary art.
11	"Put a little Greek into your week!"	Greek Week festivities; photo.
12	Kaleidoscope of piano teachers	Workshop for piano teachers.
12	Theater travels through time	Review of the play, "Henry IV, Part I"; photo.
13	Stand on the Hill for "Kolossal Hot Dog" or Nicholazo's bagels	A look at Doug Nicholas's hot dog stand on the Hill.
13	Teenagers battle life	Review of the movie, "The Outsiders".
14	'Picture Day' Saturday	Fans can get their picture taken with Panther football players.
14	Chambers doesn't expect perfection from players--yet	Panthers are gearing up for the 1983 season; photo.
15	Early leads fail for Panthers	Panthers lose four games to Western Illinois.
15	Mudra begins 'sorting' process	Starting lineups are being determined.
16	Tracksters break records	Russ Adams cleared 16' 6" in the pole vault.
16	Net wins for men's and women's teams	Panther men improve to 10-4, women to 6-2.
16	Panthers fall in tournament	Panthers come up short in Missouri.