Northern Iowan — September 25, 1984

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Three investigations begin	Officials look into third party reports of sexual assault and harassment on campus.
1	Regents review UNI plans	Regents and academic officials participate in a long-range planning seminar
1	Untitled	Joan Mondale greets supporters at the Waterloo Airport, a stop on the campaigning route.
1	Tuition increase discussed	The Board of Regents proposed raising the tuition 6% for residents, and 12% for non-residents, for all three state universities; student leaders state opposition; photo.
2	Babelogue	Believes that the destruction of Old Ad was an ironic event in the face of Homecoming activities.
2	Commentary	Asks people to ask themselves if they are better off than they were four years ago.
2	Untitled	A senior who roomed with her sister discusses the problems in repairing and maintaining old residence halls, especially Bartlett Hall.
2	Untitled	Supports Geraldine Ferraro.
3	Gottleib lecture Thursday	Sanford Gottleib, the director of United Campuses to Prevent Nuclear Weapons, speaks at UNI; photo.
3	Candidate to speak	UNISA is working towards having appearances by every candidate so that the UNI students will be prepared for the upcoming November elections.
4	Slight enrollment drop	Fall 1984 enrollment is 11,161; down 43 from Fall 1983.
5	What's Up	Meetings and activities.
5	Grant given to college	College of Education receives $39,500 federal grant that is aimed to increase understanding of handicapped students.
5	Twelve senate seats open	Procedures for filling the offices.
6	Johnston discusses economic recovery	Candidate for Iowa's third Congressional district, Joe Johnson, speaks to the students of UNI; photo.
7	University of Northern Iowa: Sexual Harassment: What it is and what to do about it	Text of the policy.
7	Cooper Evans to speak in U-Hall Thursday	A presentation will be given by congressman Cooper Evans in the Maucker Union.
8	If you could be any superhero you wanted, who would you be?	Students and faculty answer the above question; photo.
9	Photographer visits tonight	Sally Mann will work with students and make presentation.
9	Writing help is available	Description of the writing program in the Learning Skills Center.
10	Psychology program full	Graduate program now has 14 students enrolled.
11	Homecoming Panthermonium!	Scenes from Homecoming '84; photo.
13	Pool trick shot champion to be at UNI Friday	Paul Gerni will perform.
13	That Sinking Feeling in review	A good review for the lower budget movie "That Sinking Feeling".
14	Sweet treats for sweet teeth	Sandy Magnuson has opened Maggie's Bake Shop on the Hill; photo.
15	Keeping violets in bloom	Ron Camarata talks about taking care of plants; photo.
16	Nelson concert was a hit	A review for the Willie Nelson concert held in the McElroy Auditorium; photo.
16	Habermann visits UNI	Profile of Peter Haberman; photo.
17	Fick takes second	At the cross country meet for men, Dan Fick takes second place; photo.
18	Panthers beat Bears, 24-10	The Panthers beat the Bears for a Homecoming victory.
19	Women's CC improves times	The entire women's cross country team improved their times and finished 12th out of 24.
20	Golfers defeat Wisconsin	The women's golfers continue to get better and better with every meet.
20	Wood places in Grand Prix	Don Wood talks about his running.
20	Tennis continues winning	The women's tennis team upped its season record to 10-2, after winning against St. Ambrose, 8-1.