Northern Iowan — February 22, 1985

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Untitled	Canned food collected for food drive; photo.
1	Abuse program part of dorm policy	Program will assist those with substance problems.
1	Panelists question UNISA presidential candidates	Candidates make short presentations and take questions; photo
2	UNItoon	Secretary complains about having too much work, making her unable to bail a reporter out of jail.
2	Babelogue	Discusses Playboy magazine.
2	Clarifies a few points	Corrects herself, and responds to a letter about fraternities and sororities written by Gretchen Brueckner.
2	An advocate of ACTION	Encourages students to vote in UNISA elections.
2	Questions NI's sense of propriety	Speaks out on the cruelty to animals demonstrated in a previous UNItoon cartoon.
3	Students endorse candidates	Kevin Johnson, John Klotzbach, and Robert Gettemy encourage readers to vote the ACTION party.
3	Gives thanks to all participants	Thanks students for their support on Blue Jeans Day.
3	Suggests alternative to parties	Discusses the issue of political parties.
3	New proposal	Expresses their disagreement with Blue Jeans Day.
3	"Party will solve students' foils"	Encourages readers to vote for Mike Hager.
4	Key word for support of human rights on Blue Jeans Day is dignity	Suggests that dignity is the major issue in gay rights.
4	Disturbed by point in letter	Comments on letter to the Editor, written by Jim Hessburg, Gwynne Skinner, Joe Cacciatore; suggests Bible as source of truth.
4	Forced to wear something else	Expresses disagreement with Blue Jeans Day.
5	Regents approve purchase	UNI purchases Olympic Gym and Spa on Hudson Road; may become site for Museum.
6	What's Up	Meetings and activities planned; Duane Anderson will speak; Fast for world hunger will begin; Christ for UNI will meet.
6	UNI to have Computer Science masters	Will offer master's degree in computer science education.
7	State Forensic tournament at UNI	Fifty students from eight colleges will participate.
8	Birth defect workshop set for Monday
8	Conscientious objector to speak Tuesday	Bill Galvin will speak.
8	Aw, no mail today. . .	Doreen Casady checks her mailbox.
9	Scholarship available	E. W. Hamilton Scholarship available.
9	UNISA	Dody Olson asks students to write to their representatives about proposed financial aid cuts.
9	Students go to convention	Six students from Construction Club will attend convention.
10	Bloodmobile on campus Tuesday	Red Cross will hold blood drive.
12	Ridge Quartet to play for UNI	Profile of the group; photo.
13	Tallcorn Festival continues at UNI	Schedule for the Tallcorn Vocal and Keyboard Festival.
13	ISU defeats UNI in chess	ISU beats UNI, 5-1; photo.
14	Barleycorn hosts Collins	Albert Collins will play; photo.
15	This week in history
16	UNI-Dome Open Saturday	Panthers will host UNI-Dome Open.
16	UNI Hacky-sackers win	Competition in Iowa City included players from all over the state.
16	Runners join new conference	Panthers accepted into Central Collegiate Conference.
16	Panthers get win . . . Finally	UNI defeats Valparaiso, 56-52.
17	Cagers to live in dorms	Next year, all basketball players on scholarship must live in dorms; photo.
18	It's still cold outside. . .	UNI ties with Westfield Tennis Club, 6-6.
18	. . . But netters are heating up	UNI prepares for upcoming season.
19	Grapplers try for winning season	UNI will face University of Nebraska at Lincoln.