Northern Iowan — November 1, 1983

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Fewer students living in dormitories this year	Clark Elmer talks about the possible reasons for the decline.
1	Religious right history traced	Calvin Malefyt and panel hold discussion; photo.
2	Untitled	Feels the events of 1983 put a miserable dent in the history of mankind.
2	Upset with Evans' response	Feels shocked and let down by Representative Cooper Evans.
2	Urges caution on N-freeze	Questions the possibility of a nuclear freeze.
2	Title, story out of focus	Upset at the misleading information in previous article covering the meeting for the UNI Study Program in Mexico.
2	What! Me Warlike?	Drawing of Ronald Reagan.
2	Shares Europeans' plea to stop deployment	Opposed to the arrival of nuclear weapons in Europe.
3	Democrats need Mondale	Supports Walter Mondale for the President of the United States.
3	Group favors diplomatic solution	Proud of the student involvement for the rally held about the Lebanon issue.
4	Off-campus board tickets increase 83.8 percent	Clark Elmer and Jane Juchems talk about food service available to off-campus students.
4	Eating disorders addressed	Will offer look at eating disorders.
5	Sessions on technology planned
5	Senator Anderson to speak Thursday
6	What's Up	Meetings and activities; UNI Anorexia Nervosa Bulimia Support Group.
6	Phi Eta Sigma	Will discuss carnival.
6	The Radio Associated Emergency Team	Will meet.
6	S. M. E.	Dave Swanson will speak.
6	The Construction Club	Joe Lingua will meet.
6	French Club	Will see slide show.
6	Administrative Management Society	Professor Whitsett will speak.
6	Sociology Club	Will meet.
6	Royal Oak art exhibit	Work by Marie Cook on display.
6	Liberal arts characterized	Ted Hovet talks about employers' needs for liberal arts graduates.
8	The Political Science Student Association	Elect new officers.
8	Hispanic summer program outlined	George Zucker talks about program; photo.
9	New members honored at Sunday's initiation	List of new members; purposes of Omicron Delta Kappa.
9	Peer advising services available	Jan Abel talks about the service.
10	New telescope to be dedicated	Will dedicate new 16-inch telescope; first telescope purchased by university; others were donated; photo.
10	Education to be lecture topic	Huang Yong-quiang will speak.
11	All tickets for "Endgame" sold out
11	Theater UNI's cast 'winners' at Endgame	Review of "Endgame"; photo.
12	UNI Concert Chorale will sing this evening	Program for the performance.
12	Cheerleaders "fire-up"	Tryout procedures.
13	Pom Pons gives pep	How the group prepares a routine.
13	Untitled	Scream in the Dark is now closed.
14	"Myth in Art" explored	Charles Adelman will present lecture.
14	Plant services provides car pool	Procedures for using cars.
14	Hill's shops change with the times	Co-op Records and the Snooty Fox close; Hugh Pettersen will switch from clothing to art in his shop.
15	Escort services expanded	Shull and Bender Halls combine to offer service.
15	'Royal' lunch for one or a hundred in Union	Description of services in Royal Oak Room.
17	UNI AMCU champs again, Fick, Leonard pace team	UNI cross country runners place second and third in meet Saturday morning; photo.
18	Women take sixth in Gateway	UNI women's' cross country team misses fifth place by one point, with one meet left before championships.
18	Untitled	UNI soccer players scramble for the ball at soccer game against Iowa.
19	Briggs to coach West	UNI's head wrestling coach will coach the West team in Iowa City,
19	Too many turnovers in 45-23 loss	Panthers lose to Northern Michigan, 45-23.
19	UNI wins S.D. tourney	UNI volley ball team wins championship plaque in South Dakota,
19	Kelly medallist, UNI fifth	UNI's women's golf team finished the season placing fifth at Iowa State.