Northern Iowan — January 22, 1985

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Beavers cites threat to students	Believes federal budget may limit financial aid.
1	Anderson loses suit	Ruth B. Anderson loses a lawsuit against UNI for denying her full professorship due to her age, race, and sex; photo.
1	Follon new vice president	Regents appoint Sue Follon Vice President for Educational and Student Services, replacing Thomas Hansmeier; Yancy Beavers will head Financial Aid; Eunice Dell will be assistant vice president for administration and finance.
1	Untitled	Karen Gorman scores another point for the women's basketball team; photo.
2	Quodlibet	Students are back from break.
2	Effects of game show withdrawal	A discussion on the new game shows, and why college students are drawn to them.
2	Search for the logic of abortion	A few questions on abortion.
3	Financial aid week begins	Financial Aid staff will be available to students.
4	Planned giving director needed	The final stage of picking a new UNI Assistant Director of Planned Giving is nearing.
4	Violent pornography protested	Four women belonging to the Preying Mantis Women's Brigade destroyed copies of Hustler and Penthouse magazines at local stores.
4	Students write Letterman	Three UNI students wrote a letter that was read on the Dave Letterman Show.
5	Tuition hike approved
5	UNI donates to Ethiopian fund	UNISA and other groups donate money.
6	What's up	Meetings and activities planned; leadership retreat planned, stress management support group, and Christ for UNI meeting.
6	Untitled	Students wait in line to register; photo.
7	Applications now accepted for summer staff
7	Untitled	Carlos Fuentes will speak.
9	Outstanding students honored
9	Academic funds available	Rules for eligibility for the Intercollegiate Academics Fund.
10	Russian course to be offered	Olga Volfson will teach elementary course.
10	Army ROTC scholarship news	Applications for two and three year scholarships.
10	Leadership retreat planned	Will dwell on personal goals and objectives.
11	Pettit award to be given	Two $200 scholarships available.
11	Prison term for Griffin	Michael Lee Griffin given two year sentence for assault on faculty members.
11	Jo Curris to teach business law	Will teach several sections of business law.
13	UNI students go to Far East	Bob Wyatt talks about the upcoming fifth business tour.
13	'City Heat'--it's not so hot	Review of the movie 'City Heat'.
14	Souvenir art is on display	Work by Kit Hillery, Barbara Hanger, and Suzanne Mitchell on display in Union.
14	Two Cents Worth	Describes going "home" for winter break.
15	Inner Weather accepting works	Description of work that the magazine is seeking.
15	Jazz Band to Europe	Invited to perform in Montreux, Switzerland; photo.
16	Museum is on the move	Will leave Physical Plant Building, but exact location is not yet determined; photo.
17	Schuldt produces tape	Dana Schuldt talks about putting together a recording of her work; photo.
19	Panthers lose at buzzer	UNI loses to Cleveland State; photo.
20	Wrestlers win three of four	UNI receives 17th place in national ranking.
20	Tracksters begin indoor season	Alumni and current team members hold meet; photo.
21	Badger matmen top UNI	UNI loses to nationally-ranked University of Wisconsin; photo.
22	Panthers sell out the Dome	UNI lost to Iowa State, 69-61.
22	Women cagers win two	UNI defeats Grand View and Drake but loses to Southern Illinois.
23	Sports shorts	Notes on winter sports.
23	Tankers split weekend meets	Women win only one event against Missouri; men's and women's teams defeated Wisconsin-LaCrosse.