Northern Iowan — April 26, 1983

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	North American Review wins national award	Receives award for best fiction for second time in three years.
1	Regents approve construction, demolition projects for UNI	Approve conversion of Sabin Hall theater into offices; will build offices in UNI-Dome; will renovate carillon; approve budget for demolition of Old Administration Building.
1	Raspberry: Civil rights movement has succeeded	Extensive excerpts from remarks by William Raspberry.
1	Spring cleaning	Raking leaves near the Rod Library; photo.
2	UNI-HAF gets slighted	Students sarcastically invent UNI-HAF (Heterosexuals are frustrated), ask for UNISA funding.
2	US has peace - keeping goals	Student points out inconsistencies in a previous letter by Martin Barta.
2	Scherzo	Visit the Ammonia Colonies, a place to grow.
2	Director thanks Greeks	Greeks organized American Lung Association fundraiser.
2	KCRS not making match	Student cannot see justification for KCRS funding.
3	Ketels named executive editor; two consecutive appointments	Denton Ketels will be executive editor of NI for summer 1983 and 1983-1984.
3	Drunk driving laws get tougher
4	News Notes . . . . .	Professor Martin will talk about interracial cooperation in the South.
4	Acid precipitation caused by industrial and natural factors	Remarks by C. S. Kiang at Sigma Xi installation.
5	Powerful support needed for whistle-blowing	Hugh Kaufman speaks on political difficulties.
6	Textbook loaning library	Elizabeth Brooks organizes library at EMCEC.
6	Walker resigns post, moves to Memphis St.	Director of radio and television division of Speech Department Jim Walker moves on.
9	What's up	Meetings and activities; Management of Financial Institutions.
9	Phi Alpha Theta/UNI Historical Association	Robert Martin to speak.
9	German Club	Spring party.
9	Campus Bible Fellowship	Will meet.
9	Phi Eta Sigma	Pizza party and meeting.
9	Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship	Will meet.
9	Campus Scouts	End of the year picnic.
9	Renz to head Radio/TV division	Quick look at responsibilities for Byron Renz.
10	Chorale finds a "Paradise Lost"	Metropolitan Chorale will perform.
10	Success found in the cards for 'well versed' UNI student	Janie Grosland sells line of greeting cards.
11	Life goes out of UNI literature	Professor Louise Clewell Forest will retire; students offer tributes; photo.
12	Musical summer	International Trio will be in California this summer.
12	'Novel' FM	Will air dramatization of "Canticle for Leibowitz".
12	Quilts to 'bee' shown	Reader's Theatre will make presentations in association with quilt show.
12	And the shows go on--Summer Theater productions scheduled	Will produce "Luv,Not Now, Darling", and "A Funny Thing".
13	Legislators get physical	Will promote wellness among legislative staff.
13	Notes from music department	Symphonic Band and Percussion Ensemble will perform; Kathy Jo Edsill will play; Keum Ja Kim will present farewell concert.
13	Stroke's the word	Student plays racquetball; photo.
14	Netsters win two; hold 13-5 mark	Panthers are enjoying spectacular season.
14	Second consecutive title for men's track	Panthers dominate the field.
14	Softball wins five straight, takes Illinois State tourney	Panthers improve to 28-10.
15	UNI places tenth in tough Iowa City field	Big Ten teams dominate the field; photo.
15	UNI fourth at Peoria	Panthers place in 11 events.
16	Purple defeats Gold 28-19 in scrimmage	Panthers will conclude spring drills with another scrimmage; photo.