Northern Iowan — November 6, 1984

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	In case of nuclear war . . . cyanide?	Several campuses are voting on keeping cyanide on hand in case of nuclear war; UNI administrators and students comment.
1	Baker addresses issues	Gerald Baker, a candidate for president running on the Big Deal Party ticket, gives his views; photo
1	It¿s as clear as the writing's off the wall	A member of Students for Peace cleans the sidewalk of graffiti in front of the library; photo.
2	Scherzo	Getting into the public eye.
2	Three things thankful for	Be thankful that you are not in jail or a baboon.
2	Whitehouse gives thanks	Residents thank those who helped them after a fire.
2	Says review goes too far	Points our error in recent review.
2	Immaculate Perception	A discussion on changing the legal drinking age from 18 to 21.
3	Untitled	Strongly critical of recent peace graffiti.
3	Untitled	Student comments on defacing university property in the name of peace.
3	Member clarifies graffiti incident	A member of Students for Peace claims that only a few members were involved in the graffiti incident.
3	Peace day graffiti spoils peace concept	Mary Arndt is displeased with the recent rash of graffiti.
3	Untitled	A group of students comments on the defacing of university property with graffiti.
4	Conference for beginning teachers	Information about a conference held for beginning business teachers.
5	Lecturer from Mexico at UNI	Romeo R. Flores visits UNI from Nuevo Leon, Mexico, giving speeches to Spanish classes, faculty, and staff member.
5	Various factors influence voters	Professor Robert Ross comments on what influences voters in elections.
6	Severe test of recovery in India	Professors Newell and Vajpeyi comment on the situation in India following the assassination of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.
7	Students help alumni	A short profile on the Student Alumni Association.
8	What's Up	Meetings and activities.
8	College Bowl not played in Dome	The College Bowl will be played in the Union; four-member teams will compete..
9	Home Management House closes	Will hold closing sale for items in the house; cites declining enrollment in home economics teaching program; building will be renovated for Alumni Services.
10	Towers dining center becomes Club Merrill	The residents of third floor Dancer Hall created a new atmosphere for a party, including Chippendale-dressed waiters; photo.
11	Coalition sets forum date	Information about a forum on U.S. policy in Central America as a part of efforts by the Central American Solidarity Coalition.
12	Pros and cons of "The Wager"	A review on the play "The Wager", being put on in the Bertha Martin Memorial Theatre; photo.
13	Holly Near sings of peace	A profile of Holly Near with a review of her performance; photo.
13	All stars jazz it up	Jazz music filled the Royal Oak Room as the Bryon Ruth All-Stars became a part of the 4our letter word jazz series.
14	What's in store? Music galore!	A look at upcoming events at the School of Music.
14	Learning by living--Austrian style	A Regents program sent students to Austria for seven weeks to learn German.
15	Dance festival Thursday	Folk Dancers will sponsor fall festival.
17	Panthers record loss	The Panthers lost for the second time this season to Eastern Illinois, 27-17.
17	Spikers win tournament	The UNI volleyball team wins the University of Illinois-Chicago Quadrangular, over University of Illinois-Chicago, Cleveland State, and Butler.
18	Fan disturbances a problem	Tailgating, although a big part of college football, also can bring about big problems; photo.
18	Competition is secondary	Students in tae-kwon-do learn that sportsmanship during competitions is more important than winning.
19	Rockne bust disappears	A bust of a former Notre Dame football player, Knute Rockne, that has great significance at the school was stolen.
19	Untitled	The women's swim team dives into the pool during a competition against University of Illinois-Chicago.
20	Sports psychology interests Huddleston	Sharon Huddleston talks at length about her research.