Northern Iowan — February 12, 1985

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	UNISA elections to be held February 27	Procedures for the election.
1	Students say University policies unfair	Students who break a housing contract to move into a Greek society are charged less than a student who moves out to an apartment; Bill Burke believes this is unfair.
1	Aw, C'mon	Coach Jim Berry disagrees with a referee's call; photo.
2	Group calls for support	Support human rights by participating in "Blue Jeans Day."
2	Typewriter aggravation	By increasing the overall number of papers students must write, faculty and staff unknowingly caused a problem with the shortage of typewriters available to students.
2	Unhappy with snow removal procedure	Claims that snow removal procedures are inadequate, especially for handicapped students.
2	Quodlibet	Astronauts play a card game.
2	But Seriously Folks	Discusses abortion issues.
3	What¿s right for another?	Tony Newton shares his views on abortion.
3	Exchange student praised	Points out that Gregg Fishbein is an exchange student in Japan.
4	Pornography forum and film tonight	Preview of the event.
5	Colorado state secretary Meyer to speak Thursday	Natalie Clayton Meyer will speak to local alumnae; photo.
5	'Serious decline' in Greek numbers	Carolyn Seymour speculates on the cause for the low numbers participating in rush; may possibly be associated with new drinking law.
6	Enrollment record at UNI	Enrollment for spring 1985 is 10,538; up 26 from 1983 record level.
6	O'Grady to speak Thursday	Dennis O'Grady will speak on American governors.
7	Professors develop math disks	Lynn Schwandt and Don Wiederanders develop disks that help students learn math in Microcomputer Curriculum Project.
8	What's Up	Meetings and activities planned; Bread for the World and Action for Animals will meet.
8	Open Gym	Sally Wickman strikes out during Open Rec; photo.
9	Teacher education pilot program proposed	Committee may propose five year teacher education program.
13	Cambodia's 'Killing Fields'	Review of the movie, "The Killing Fields."
13	Greek activities scheduled	Schedule fundraisers to finance Greek Week.
14	Award goes to Egger	Paul Egger wins first Dennis Jensen Scholarship; photo.
15	Two Cents Worth	Elizabeth Bingham shares study tips with her readers.
15	An artistic interpretation	Review of Orchesis performance.
16	Brazilian carnival at UNI	A look at the activities.
16	Self-care health program	Students can go to a self-paced screening room if they have a cold; photo.
16	UNI title hopes dashed	UNI defeated by Eastern Illinois, 90-82; photo.
16	Alpha Delta Pi dance	Proceeds will go to Ronald McDonald House.
16	Adrian Hoff trivia winner	Adrian Hoff placed second in a trivia contest.
17	Wolverines edge UNI	University of Michigan defeats UNI, 25-17.
18	Pan Am tops Panthers	UNI defeated by the Pan American Broncs, 83-59.
18	Panthers lose to Drake in rematch	In Gateway Conference, UNI loses to Drake, 114-81.
18	Runners set personal marks	UNI defeats Wisconsin of Milwaukee and Northeast Missouri State.
19	Sports shorts	Summary of hockey, racing, and men's basketball.
19	Local standout signs with UNI	Courtney Messingham will play quarterback for UNI next year.
20	UNI fourth in own invitational	UNI lost to Western Illinois, Wisconsin of Milwaukee, Mankato State and tied with Drake University for fourth place.
20	Hacky Sackers compete	First UNI hacky sack contest was held.