Northern Iowan — March 20, 1984

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Callaway returns for sessions on fiction	Kathy Callaway will speak; photo.
1	Admissions recommendations become effective fall semester	Admissions staff talk about raised admission requirements.
1	Elmer reports occupancy decline	Excerpts from the annual residence report; dorms close to capacity; Married Student Housing at 90% occupancy; food service institutes computerized food production system.
2	Untitled	Karl Grotenhuis submits a poem illustrating his view of Gov. Branstad's proposed budget cuts.
2	Senate bid announced	Profile of Joy Corning; photo.
2	Tuesday Morning	Spring break activities.
2	Untitled	Gary E. Sanders invites readers to attend the Spring Folk Dance Festival.
3	What's up	Meetings and activities; Christ for UNI.
3	Kappa Delta Pi	Will initiate members.
3	Wednesday, 3 PM	Professor Robinson will speak on the quest for Shangri-la.
3	Career seminar	Offered by Department of Home Economics.
3	News Notes	UNI will debate Macalester; Marcel and Michaela Pop-Cornis will speak to Delta Kappa Gamma; Robert Ross will speak on Black Hawk County politics; Jan Baller will speak on career development.
3	The Learning Skills Center	Will offer series of seminars on writing.
3	China Seminar Series to begin this week	Department of Geography will sponsor series; schedule.
4	Jazz concerts on Friday	Union series will continue.
4	Guitarist to play tonight	Profile of John Chimes.
4	Violin maker on campus this week	Profile of Carleen Hutchins.
4	Harpsichordist to perform	Program for performance by Professor Kratzenstein.
4	Deadline near for student art contest	Student juried exhibition coming up.
4	Selleck turns thief in a movie called 'Lassiter"	Sally Finder reviews the movie "Lassiter".
4	Quintet brings intellect to its music	Michael Jacobsen reviews the Emmanuel Wind Quintet.