Northern Iowan — November 4, 1983

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Student involvement needed for bookstore	Jim Hessburg talks about the obstacles to establishing a student bookstore; photo.
1	Griffin strives for criminal justice	Profile of Michael Griffin; photo.
2	Reagan action 'irresponsible'	Concerned by the recent invasion of Grenada.
2	KUNI director responds	Stresses that KUNI does indeed support the Panthers.
2	Disagree with Skinner	Appalled by letter in previous issue regarding U.S. intervention in Lebanon.
2	Untitled	Disagrees with letter in previous issue regarding U.S. presence in Lebanon.
2	Says new weapons make nuclear freeze necessary	Supports nuclear freeze and urges readers' support.
2	Suggest pre-registration	Feels that the class-overload problem could be solved by pre-registration.
2	Stress 'realistic' approach	Supports keeping U.S. Marines in Lebanon.
3	Workshop set to teach handicapped
3	UNISA	Consider invasion of Grenada and inadequate lighting in Union.
3	Four percent freeze initiated	President Curris's budget freeze affects student funds, too.
4	Reed named Outstanding Educator	Jack Reed honored by state business education group; photo.
4	Book centers on essay composition	Charles Wheeler talks about his book.
4	UNI Alumni Club inducts honorees	50 return for Class of 1933 reunion.
5	Fire inspections report to be issued	1979 inspection found 500 citations; 1981 inspection noted 150 citations.
5	Newspaper invests in computers	Spends $52,000 in typesetting equipment; photo.
5	Swim-a-cross to be held	Goals of the fundraiser.
6	What's Up	Meetings and activities; Students for McGovern; College Hill Lutheran Koinonia Student Group; Anorexia Nervosa/Bulimia Support Group; Overeaters Anonymous; E.P.T.
6	Model UN	Will be collating materials.
6	Wednesday, at 7 P. M.	Professor Eblen will give slide show on South America.
6	Campus Bible Fellowship	Will sponsor gym night.
6	Issues night--open forum	To be held at St. Stephen Center.
6	American Society of Interior Designers	Will hold open house.
6	UNI Gallery of Art	Will display work of Philip Pearlstein.
6	Honor society installed today	Physics honorary Sigma Pi Sigma to be installed.
6	Nijim to chair session	Professor Nijim will lead session at regional meeting; Professor Clark will lead trip to Amanas.
6	Debate winners slated	Two win tuition and fee scholarships.
7	Media can help in promoting a positive image in public relations	Nina Swan speaks; photo.
8	Activities scheduled for Parents' Weekend	Detailed description of activities.
9	College Bowl begins Monday	Large number of teams entered.
10	UNI History
10	Student 'exchanges' school	Profile of NSE student Jill Robbins; photo.
11	Evening of jazz in the Union	Two groups will perform.
11	Halloween--a time to celebrate	A witches' coven talks about its activities.
12	Speech and Hearing Clinic helps communication	Myra Boots and John Bernthal talk about the services of the clinic; photo.
13	European quartet will perform	Profile of Orlando String Quartet; photo.
15	Theater class given	George Glenn will teach class that will look at three Shakespeare classes.
15	Food Fair is scheduled	International Student Association sponsors event.
15	Untitled	School of Music's Halloween concert; photo.
16	Evans' view protested; UNI students picket	Picket for peace held in front of Congressman Cooper Evans' office; photo.
18	JV downs Wartburg	Panthers' JV defeats Wartburg College, 43-0; photo.
18	Unpredictable Panthers travel to Central Missouri to face Mules
19	Exhibition game set	UNI women's basketball team will play members of the athletic staff.
19	Netters down Winona, 99th career win for Fard	UNI women's volleyball team defeats Winona State, 3-1; photo.
19	UNI tankers open today	UNI women's swim team opens the season against Iowa.
19	100th win tough for Ahrabi-Fard	The UNI volleyball team tries for a record-breaking 100 wins in three seasons; photo.