Northern Iowan — February 19, 1985

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Untitled	Joan Lilian checks the ride board; photo.
1	UNISA elections to be held next week: Schwieder wants more discussion of off-campus issues	Dave Schwieder talks about his qualifications and plans; photo.
1	Budget proposal discussed	Panel meets to discuss potential effects of financial aid changes.
1	UNISA elections to be held next week: Experience, communication are key points in Hager's campaign	Mike Hager talks about his qualifications and plans; photo.
2	UNItoon	Student newspaper hires a staff member's relative, giving him task of photo surveying; instead he photographs Mr. and Mrs. Curris in their bed.
2	But Seriously Folks	Talks about writing her resume.
2	Cites problems with food service policy	Discusses disagreement with meal ticket policies for student employees in food service.
2	Columnist gets reviews	Jonathan Petermeier praises Heather Draper's recent column on abortion, while Cheryl Chrencik criticizes it.
3	Gives chance to help a cause	Discusses concerns with pornography.
3	Quodlibet	Shows a family whose members are all participating in the military.
3	Names realities	Agrees with Blue Jeans Day.
3	Student party gets support	Expresses thoughts on upcoming UNISA election.
3	Blue Jeans Day stimulates introspection	Supports Blue Jeans Day.
4	Encourages support	Supports Blue Jeans Day.
4	Answers the real question to issue	Feels Blue Jeans Day makes people aware of discrimination against gay and lesbian people.
4	Hmmm . . .	Suggests that gay rights maybe an answer to the abortion debate.
4	Makes point through analogy	Disagrees with Patrick Madden's recent letter on Blue Jeans Day.
4	Feels forced into category	Claims that "Blue Jeans Day" is forcing her into a category.
5	Philosophy and religion workshops cancelled	Professor Robinson cites lack of community support.
6	Educational workshop next week	Will assist students in selecting major course of study.
7	Alcohol policy committee formed	New committee will consider effects of changed legal drinking ate.
7	Budget cut effects cited	Yancy Beavers emphasizes that changes in financial aid are still proposals, not accomplished fact.
8	Planned giving director named	Lee Miller will give up duties as director of Alumni Services and devote time to planned giving.
8	What's Up	Meetings and activities planned; SAMLE and Christ for UNI will meet; arm wrestling contest will be held; Larry Larsen will speak; "A synopsis of the black man's experience in America" will be presented.
8	Requirements changed	Department of Special Education announces proposed changes in its master's degree program.
9	Additional caps, limits, and new eligibility guidelines	A look at potential changes in financial aid.
10	Overseas recruiting fair, March 2 and 3	Representatives from 80 schools will meet 500 candidates.
10	United Faculty rejects proposed pay increase	Both sides reject fact-finder's report; UF believes that the report does not address important issues.
11	UNI is more than just classes and books	Scenes from around campus.
12	Concert of contrasts	Review of performance by Lynn Chang.
12	UNI class spends break in Mexico	A look at the Studies in Modern Mexico class.
12	New trend sweeps UNI	Students play broomball in rink near PEC.
13	Kindergym: "a good experience"	Professor Marston talks about a program which allows children and parents to play together.
14	Konitz delights Tallcorn crowd	Review of Tallcorn festival, and guest artist Lee Konitz; photo.
14	Two Cents Worth	Comments on static electricity.
15	'Ain't Misbehavin' at UNI	Description of the upcoming performance; photo.
15	Lyftogt published book	Ken Lyftogt talks about his new book, Left for Dixie; photo.
17	Matmen blank Wyoming; fall to ISU	UNI defeats Wyoming, 43-0; Panthers lose to ISU, 35-5; photo.
17	UNI runners keep improving	Panthers competed against University of South Dakota, Mankato State, Wisconsin-LaCrosse, and Iowa State in UNI invitational; team scores were not recorded.
18	Panther swimmers fall	UNI women lose to Northern Illinois, 66-39; UNI men lose to Northern Illinois, 61-51.
18	Panthers lose fifth straight	UNI defeated by Cleveland State, 66-64.
18	UNI women lose pair	UNI lost to Eastern Illinois, 77-76; UNI also defeated by Southern Illinois, 68-57; photo.
19	Untitled	Lynn Cuvelier-Hach runs to score.
19	Women runners "hold own"	UNI women set personal records at Illinois State invitational.