Northern Iowan — March 27, 1984

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Fund drive support for Old Ad requested, denied	Historical representatives make presentation to Foundation Board; Board turns down request; photo.
1	1984-85 resident rates increase 6.1 percent	Room and board will rise to $1804.
2	The 8th blunder of the world
2	Tuesday Morning	Critical of Governor Branstad's veto of lottery bill.
2	Advocates nonpartisan policy in Middle East
3	1984-1985 student activities budget	List of organizations which will receive funds and the amounts that they will receive.
3	Campus-wide hearings to begin today	SCUP will continue to gather information.
3	Joint effort to 'punch out' hunger	Urges students to skip supper; Food Service will donate money to famine relief.
4	Pets assist counselors	Linda Nebbe talks about the pet therapy program; photo.
5	Old Ad effort begins	Student committee organizes.
5	Folklore lecture held	Profile of Luis Diaz-Viana.
6	Isaac to be interviewed	Finance class will interview official over phone.
6	Minority college fair Friday	UNI-CUE will sponsor workshop.
7	Vice consul addresses movement	Christoph Heusgen will speak on peace movement.
7	Kavich details Chinese educational system
8	Davis compares S. Africa to U.S.
9	PRSSA workshop begins Friday	Will deal with organizational crises.
9	Student writing series set	Workshops scheduled.
9	Untitled	Students provide music for the memorial service of Archbishop Oscar Romero of El Salvador.
10	20 faculty at UNI awarded tenure	List of those who were awarded promotion and tenure; Pat Geadelmann appointed assistant vice president for academic affairs; contracts approved.
10	Stavis to address rural reforms in China series	Professors Krogmann and Stavis will present lectures on China.
11	What's up	Meetings and activities; Christ for UNI; Happening in the Hemisphere; Action Party.
11	Student Council for Exceptional Children	Will talk about Special Olympics.
11	The UNI Computer Club	Will hear speaker from Deere & Company.
11	Psychology Club	Will plan spring party.
11	French Club	Will meet.
11	Anthropology Club	Will view film.
11	Phi Eta Sigma	Will meet.
11	German Club	Will view film.
11	Women's soccer practice
12	Events set for Shakespeare Fest	Coordinated series among Regents will continue.
13	Program is set for benefit concert	Sheri Greenawald will headline program; photo.
14	Talk on fad diets planned	Joann Spaide and Joan Wageman will speak.
14	UNI student will journey to Africa	Kristie Willert will go to Botswana; photo.
15	Dance group closes Artist series	Twyla Tharp group will perform; photo.
15	Olympic funds raised by UNI artists' efforts	Two teams will paint cars.
16	UNI senior pianist takes first prize at Young Artist Auditions in D.M.	Ja-Hyeong Koo wins award; photo.
16	UNI English professor to read Hearst paper	Robert J. Ward will read paper at meeting of popular culture group.
17	Untitled	Students enjoy dancing at the semi-annual Folk Dance Festival.
19	Kraayenbrink picked as Academic All-American	Randy Kraayenbrink ha been named to the National University Division 1 All-Academic Second Team.
19	Netters participate in LaCrosse Quad meet	The UNI men's tennis team will play at the Wisconsin-LaCrosse Quadrangular on Friday.
19	Tickets available for banquet	Dinner for men's basketball team.
19	Hallman to wrestle in Bulgaria meet	Bob Hallman will wrestle a team from Bulgaria as a part of the American team.
20	Softball trip rained out	The UNI women's softball trip to Kansas has been cancelled due to rain.
20	Augustana falls to tennis women	The UNI women's tennis team defeated Augustana, 8-1.