Northern Iowan — September 7, 1984

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Peasants ruthlessly suppressed	James Price spoke on the situation in Nicaragua, in his own opinion.
1	Project UNI-Vote begins	Students register to vote under project sponsored by UNISA and USI; photo.
1	Impending doom . . . .	Bulldozer begins demolition of the Old Administration Building; photo.
2	Scherzo	Wandering through the ruins of the Old Administration Building.
2	Untitled	Offended by the choice of "Immaculate Perception" as column title.
2	Untitled	Did not like the way that women were portrayed in recent cartoon.
2	Immaculate Perception	A discussion on questioning authority.
3	Bartlett Hall resident speaks up	Lodges complaints against Department of Residence about condition of Bartlett Hall.
4	Family housing changes	Family Housing now known as University Apartments; attempting to meet problem of high vacancy rate by allowing single graduate students live there.
5	New social work cert.	Students may earn a certificate in drug abuse counseling.
5	Curris outlines changes	President Constantine Curris talks about UNI's reputation in the state, enrollment, and the Ed. D.; photo.
6	Panthermonium abounds	Urges students and their organization to take part in Homecoming activities.
6	UNISA	Minutes from the UNISA meeting; consider voter registration; Jim Dittrich will be UNISA advisor.
7	UNISA activates several programs	UNISA will sponsor voter registration, housing referral, traffic study, and information session on Cedar Falls ordinances related to keggers.
8	Beg. Portuguese offered	A new class is offered at UNI, beginning Portuguese.
8	Computer programs go national	Don Wiederanders talks about the products of the Microcomputer Curriculum Project.
9	Whitsett questions theories	Professor David Whitsett talks about his research on management and work; photo.
10	Greek Weekly	Quick look at Greek governance.
10	First UNI Dome party is a success	About 2000 students attend the first party of the year, held in the UNI-Dome.
11	Women still have a lot of battle to fight	Professor Morgan presents research on women and employment.
12	What's Up	Meetings and activities.
12	Financial aid booklet available	Discussing how to get a jump start on financial aid for college.
12	Aides for handicapped	Information concerning people who volunteer to be aides for a handicapped person.
13	Act it up in a variety show	Information about signing up for the Phi Mu Alpha variety show.
13	Freshmen discuss 1st week at UNI	Freshmen give their early impressions.
14	Untitled	Many art shows are planned for this year in the Maucker Union's Main Gallery.
14	PR trip to Dallas	Many students from UNI, under the guidance of Pat Bassett, visited businesses in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
14	Mr. Myers returns with reggae to Cedar Falls	Stebs welcomed many people in to hear the reggae band Mr. Myers.
15	Untitled	Margaret Larsen is pleasantly surprised by her retirement party.
15	Theatre UNI 1984-85 schedule	The schedule for the year.
16	UNI Artists and Chamber Music Series bring many talent-filled programs to campus this year	Schedule and description of the series.
17	TLC for elderly	A new program in the Cedar Falls area is the Total Living Care, or TLC.
18	Be a big brother or sister	Information on how to volunteer to be a big brother or sister in the area's program.
18	Foreign Films: fun culture	A discussion of foreign films.
20	Home Game win, 37-0	Panthers win over Winona State, 37-0; photos included.
22	CC results	The Varsity Cross Country team scores a victory over the alumni, 23-43.
22	UNI to tackle Drake	Although they had their win with Winona State, the Panthers prepare to take on Drake.
23	Mayden wants to rebuild the tradition	In her first year of coaching at UNI, Kimberly Mayden wants to bring back the tradition of winning in women's basketball.
23	New baseball coach	UNI gains a new baseball coach.
23	Tennis action	The women's tennis team takes on their opponent, Iowa State.
24	Women's CC action	The women of the cross country team prepare for their first event of the year.
24	UNI events now flash	A new sign northeast of the UNI-Dome flashes out news of events to the community; photo included.