Northern Iowan — April 3, 1984

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	CAC nearing completion	Leland Thomson talks about the new art facilities; photo.
1	UNI awarded first grant in Burroughs research program	School of Business will receive $500,000 worth of Burroughs computer equipment; Dean Waller says that the school will develop programs to apply Interpretive Structural Management to Burroughs computers.
1	Branstad sets priorities for session's final weeks
2	Says 'propaganda' of 60s less likely to work in 80s	Maypole feels the speech by Angela Davis conveyed anti-democratic ideology.
2	Scherzo	Ronald Reagan strives for "Religion, Re-election, and Reagonomics" in the school systems.
2	Tuesday Morning	Suggestions on how to raise money for the university; comments on dinner for Chinese visitors.
2	Questions appropriations	Dick Broadie questions where tuition funds are distributed.
3	Problems without solutions cited as cause of protest in Germany	Excerpts from speech by German consular official Christoph Heusgen.
3	Chinese conflicts cited	Professor Krogmann lectures on Sino-Soviet split.
4	Sociology conference to be held at UNI Friday	Highlights of conference; photo.
4	As students demonstrate outside: Jepsen re-election bid announced	Senator Jepsen will run for another term; photo.
5	Connor: I enjoy the challenge	Profile of John Conner; gives first impressions of UNI; photo.
5	Student forum scheduled for Wednesday	Karmen Berger talks about the benefits of saving Old Administration Building.
6	Harvard guest to lecture tomorrow	Lina Nakhimovsky will speak on physics.
6	Burchfield to address earth's age	Sigma Xi will host address by Joe Burchfield.
6	Heusgen explains relations	Excerpts from remarks by Christoph Heusgen.
7	History of UNI programs reviewed	Excerpts from Dean McCollum's history of mathematics and science; photo.
7	China's growth explained	Professor Stavis speaks on economic development in China; photo.
8	What's up	Meetings and activities; Iowa Sociological Association; Happening in the Hemisphere; Christ for UNI.
8	The UNI Anthropology Club	Will view films.
8	Heinz Seitinger	Austrian Trade Commissioner will speak.
8	Annual "Spring Thing" Celebration	Will honor home economics graduates.
8	Forum	Concerning the effort to save Old Administration.
8	The Northern Iowan	Will hold open house.
8	UNI seminar to analyze self-discovery	Ted and Grace Ann Hovet will teach seminar on American literature.
9	Ezel Wiggins	Will speak at Campus Bible Fellowship.
9	Geography colloquium	Marcel Pop-Cornis will speak on Romanian cultural geography.
9	Tri-Beta	John Thompson will speak on parasitology.
9	Pre-marriage seminar	Offered at St. Stephen Center.
9	AMA banquet tonight	Program descriptions.
10	Events offer international awareness	International Student Association will offer program of activities.
10	"Prospects '84" topic of A E Rho conference	Five UNI members will attend conference in Los Angeles.
12	Fad diet dangers described during presentation in Union	Joan Wageman and Joann Spaide present their views on fad diets.
13	Calendar of events set for Shakespeare Fest
14	Guitarist to play at the Union tonight	Dan Hunter will play; photo.
14	Cotton feels the blues	Review of performance by James Cotton.
15	Metro Chorale performs April 15	Will perform "A German Requiem"; photo.
15	Cult religion is the topic for lecture	John Folkers will speak.
15	Theater major brings versatility to her role	Profile of Mary Delaney.
16	Customers learn to apply makeup
17	Pianist to play at UNI tomorrow	Howard Aibel will perform with Woodwind Quintet.
17	"Greystoke" returns respect to the Tarzan legend	Sally Finder reviews the movie "Greystoke: the Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes."
18	Men take fifth straight tennis meet	The UNI men's tennis team defeated Wisconsin-LaCrosse in two meets on Saturday; photo.
18	Softball splits on road trip	The UNI softball team lost two games to Illinois State and won both games against Indiana State.
19	3 records fall in first outdoor meet	The UNI women's track team broke three records at the Cyclone Open in Ames.
20	Ahrabi-Fard signs two new recruits	Kelly Duffy and Tracy Sexton signed national letters of intent to play volleyball for UNI.
20	Panthers split twin-bill with tough St. Ambrose	The UNI men's baseball team won the first game to St. Ambrose College, and lost the second.