Northern Iowan — September 18, 1984

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Anderson to give '84 outlook	John Anderson, an Independent who ran for presidency in 1980, begins the University Speakers series for the year.
1	Students discuss tuition proposals	Students representing all of the state universities met to discuss the proposed tuition increase.
1	Conflicting reports cited	Reports on the relationship between diet and cancer come to different conclusions; photo.
2	Scherzo	Cartoon characters look for a job.
2	Babelogue	Believes two local religious groups are exploiting fears of nuclear war.
2	Untitled	Upset about a cartoon depicting women through the eyes of a dog.
2	Untitled	Enjoyed Tim Hantula's recent cartoon.
2	Untitled	Congratulations for a successful FUNION '84.
3	Writing comp on way out	Will use a mechanics screening test and plan to introduce a composition class.
3	Psychology professor awarded	Gordon M. Harrington received awards from the City of Cedar Falls and from UNI.
3	Co-op program provides job experience	Allan Stamberg talks about the program.
4	Health programs	Information about counseling sessions for incoming freshman to help them in getting used to college.
4	RHA tours Bartlett	RHA looks into maintenance problems in Bartlett Hall; photo.
5	What's Up	Meetings and activities.
7	Conference offers many programs	700 math teachers expected at conference; program highlights.
10	Kelley named '84 grand marshall	UNI alumnus, Gary Kelley has been named grand marshall for the 1984 Homecoming; photo.
11	Homecoming bigger and better	Homecoming activities are expected to top every other Homecoming.
12	Student Rights and Responsibilities	Text of the regulations.
16	Older students invited to lunch, speakers	Students older than the 18-21 years age are invited to bring their lunch to the Colombia Room in the Union in order to get to know other students, as well as faculty, better.
16	Church leader to visit	The Dubuque Diocese archbishop Daniel W. Kucera visits the Catholic Student Center at UNI.
16	UNI Day Care	A feature about the Day Care Center for youngsters in the Education Building.
17	An afternoon in the park	Outdoor festival associated with the Biological Preserves; photo.
18	Teach a foreign language to kids	A program offered to elementary kids to learn a different language brings along a lesson in culture as well.
18	History lectures are for everyone	A look at this year's lectures.
19	Chess news: Karpov and Kasparov draw	The possible moves that the top two competitors of the world chess tournament.
20	UPB has 2 positions open	Information concerning the 2 open positions on the Union Policy Board.
20	Boys with Toys play tomorrow	Information about Boys with Toys, a band from Iowa City playing at Steb's.
20	Trivial Awareness UNI	The answers to the questions of the weekly trivia game.
21	Jerry Coker opens jazz series	One of the first educators of jazz opens the series of jazz concerts to be played in the Union.
21	Check out the German Club	A look at the year's plans.
22	Anderson walks, knocks and talks	Ted Anderson is in the middle of a door-to-door campaign for re-election.
24	Homecoming golf outing	A new event is added to this yea's Homecoming, a golf outing for students, alumni, faculty, and staff.
24	Harris honored	Panther running back Steve Harris has been chosen player of the week for the Continent Conference.
24	The man behind UNI sports	Profile of Bob Bowlsby; photo.
25	Women's CC runs hard	Despite hard work, the women's cross country team placed third in the Drake triangular.
26	Tennis nets experience and depth	The women's tennis team works towards beginning the season right.
26	Freshman gridders	Three freshmen will play on the football team this year.
27	Panthers make debut	Will play Southwest Missouri State..