Northern Iowan — April 10, 1984

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Children learn college tactics	Henry Parker talks about his program for children.
1	Olsen to highlight essay competition	Tillie Olsen will speak at Student as Critic Conference.
1	Dishware thefts may jeopardize service	Cost of breakage and thievery could cut into other services.
1	Spring delivery	Randy Henkle throws the first pitch in UNI's doubleheader against Wartburg.
2	Video disturbance	D.G. Goodwin feels the behavior of two businessmen on the hill was inappropriate.
2	Urge Old Ad preservation	Ralph J. Christian encourages students to vote to preserve the Old Administration Building.
2	Urge Old Ad preservation	Holly Harrison of Chicago, Illinois, encourages students to help save the Old Administration Building.
2	U.S. policy in Nicaragua
2	Tuesday Morning	A look at the Cubs season.
2	UNI to host critic competition Friday	Schedule for Student as Critic Conference.
3	Vice president resigns post	Thomas Hansmeier resigns as Vice President for Educational and Student Services; will join teaching faculty; photo.
4	5-K scheduled for April 28: 'Pike-Run' registration begins today	Pi Kappa Alpha will sponsor run for muscular dystrophy.
4	Kelso clarifies remarks	Paul Kelso talks about his experiences with athletics.
4	AMA second in region	A look at the honors.
5	Alcohol educator proposed	Committee outlines need.
5	Geadelmann promoted to academics	Pat Geadelmann talks about her new position; photo.
5	United Students of Iowa	Reports on the Regents and the General Assembly.
6	Chinese psychology examined	Professor Gilgen speaks on China.
7	What's up	Meetings and activities; Student Bookstore Association; Christ for UNI.
7	French Club	Will discuss plans.
7	Sexual harassment	Marilyn Monteiro will hold question and answer session.
7	Tomahawk pledge class	Will hold all-campus clean-up.
7	A student professional workshop	AMA will sponsor workshop.
7	German Club	Will elect officers.
7	ROTC to gain field experience	Forty-five UNI ROTC cadets will participate in field training in Illinois.
8	Students for Peace	Will meet.
8	BACCHUS	Alcohol awareness group will hold organizational meeting.
8	Kinships to be explored	Roy Sandstrom will talk about kinship in a Mediterranean village.
11	CIA critic to lecture	John Stockwell will speak.
11	Phi Eta Sigma initiates 111	President Curris addresses group; photo.
12	Special Olympians to compete Saturday
12	Romanian literature discussed	Marcel Pop-Cornis delivers lecture.
13	"Superdance '84: What a Feeling": UNI dances for muscular Dystrophy	Highlights of event.
15	Shakespeare festival activities set	Schedule of activities.
15	Theater UNI's production of "As You Like It" 'entertaining'	Teresa Cashman reviews "As You Like It" as part of Theater UNI's Shakespeare Festival.
16	Spring Fashion - As You Like It	Fashion Merchandising Club presents fashion show; photo.
18	Jazz concert scheduled for tonight	Jazz Bands II, III, and IV will play.
18	Music of Renaissance tonight in the Commons	Collegium Musicum will perform.
18	Stations top pledge goals	Pledge level reaches $55,704.
19	Dice album is a loser	Sally Finder reviews the debut album of the band "The Dice."
20	Pre-play talks set	Professors Butzier and Forest will speak.
20	Scholarship is offered by Playhouse
20	Tickets remain for all Shakespearean shows
22	Baseball up and down in ISU, Wartburg games	The UNI baseball team lost twice to Iowa State University on Thursday and defeated Wartburg twice on Friday.
22	Panthers drop two pairs	The UNI softball team lost all four games to Western Illinois and the Bradley Braves.
23	Tennis teams take five of six meets	The men's and women's tennis teams for UNI ended the weekend with a winning 5-1 record.
23	Untitled	Don Briggs coaches former UNI wrestler Randy Majors at the USA-Bulgaria meet in the West Gym.
24	Swimmers to perform	The Marlins Synchronized Swim Club of UNI will perform their spring show in the East Gym Pool.