Northern Iowan — October 4, 1983

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Football, dance scheduled for Homecoming	Schedule of Homecoming activities
1	Author to speak tonight	Meridel Le Seuer will speak; photo.
1	Media, foreign policy discussed	Seymour M. Hersh will speak; photo.
2	"Larger issues" than tuition increase involved	Replies, once again, to a letter in a previous issue dealing with tuition increases.
2	ROTC cadets respond	Members of the ROTC program on campus respond to letter in previous issue,
2	Scholarship sources	Corrects mistake made in article about grants awarded.
2	Fighters	Portrays two political figures in a boxing ring.
3	Early deadline set	Allan Stamberg explains why deadlines are necessary.
3	Student organization seeks funds	October 12 election will ask students if they wish to establish a 75 cent fee to support USI.
3	Dependence on insects clarified by Downey	Professor Downey explains value of and necessity for insects.
4	Bookstore Cooperative Association	Will hold organizational meeting.
4	Nonschool education revealed	Professor Dreier talks about his survey that identified educational factors outside the rural school; photo.
5	Memberships offered free	WICI will select six students for free membership.
5	Task force designs plan of action	Tom Romanin talks about the plan.
6	Western Literature conference held	Several UNI staff will participate in conference.
6	Nuclear freeze discussed	David Morgan offers views on nuclear weapons.
8	What's Up	Meetings and activities; Biofeedback and Stress Reduction; AERHO; Christ for UNI; ASPA.
8	UNI-GLO	Cranston representative will speak.
8	Intervarsity Christian Fellowship	Meets Thursdays.
8	Job fair for seniors held Thursday	Representatives of 50 companies will be present.
8	Membership drive slated	NASW seeking members.
9	Learning disability tutors	Needed by handicapped students.
9	Modern Language field day	Softball and refreshments.
9	Children on their birthdays	Capote work will be presented by Interpreters Theatre.
9	There will be an ODK meeting	Will plan for initiation.
9	Student Social Work Association	Will meet.
9	Tri-Beta	Will meet.
9	Student Council for Exceptional Children	Will meet.
9	UNI Folk Dancers	Will meet.
9	Psychology Club	Will meet.
9	American Marketing Association	Will meet.
11	Talk on ed doctorate	Dean Carver will speak.
11	Theatre UNI to compete, sell season tickets	Will enter "The Crucible" in theater competition; photo.
12	Haupt art in Royal Oak	Work by Professor Haupt on display.
12	'Bewitched' by Theater UNI play	Review of "The Crucible".
13	Red Clay Ramblers to ramble into Coffeehouse
14	Beckman to speak on Thursday	William Beckman will speak on his art.
14	Historical news at UNI	A look back at UNI history.
15	A tribute to James Hearst	Excerpts from tribute to James Hearst.
16	Ducks same as always, first-rate	Review of performance of Duck's Breath Mystery Theater; photo.
17	UNI puts it all together, 32-26 victors at WIU	Panthers have a much needed win over Western Illinois; photo.
18	My 2 cents worth: Baltimore and L.A. in World Series	Hillgartner gives his take on what's happening in the baseball world.
19	UNI netters gain two	Panther volleyball squad host Invitational on Friday and Saturday.
19	Panthers 1st in Big 4	The men's cross country team takes first in Des Moines.
19	Texas ants hurt Kalmar	UNI's Peter Kalmar does poorly in triathlon due to little red ants; photo.