Northern Iowan — April 9, 1985

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Senate to vote on department move	Department of Economics would like to move from the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences to the School of Business; some faculty voice opposition.
1	Branstad addresses financial concerns	Five UNI students are among those who met with the Governor; summary of the discussion; photo.
2	Plea to UNISA 'fell upon deaf ears'	Protests UNISA's decision to not donate money to the UNI Jazz Band I.
2	UNISA budget listing 'a bit distressing'	Protests the declining amount of UNISA budget money that goes to minority activities.
2	Most salient point: 'fact that exam is necessary at all' (sic)	Expresses agreement with Dennis Townsend's letter on the Writing Competency Exam.
2	But Seriously Folks	Discusses the meaning of the phrase, "Space, the final frontier"; also addresses Professor Mills about grammatical errors in the Northern Iowan.
2	Quodlibet	Student decides to spend a lot of time trying to help Ethiopians, and it's tax deductible.
2	Rally against financial aids cuts	United Students of Iowa will host a rally protesting financial aids cuts that have been proposed.
3	Koehler named summer editor	Cathy Koehler will be summer NI editor; photo.
3	Modifications reduce barriers	Handicapped students still find problems with accessibility despite considerable UNI efforts over the years.
4	Untitled	CPR classes being offered.
4	Evans will oppose cuts	Students meet with Cooper Evans.
5	Follon enjoys working with students	Profile of Sue Follon, vice president of educational and student services; photo.
5	Symposium to address broadcast advertising	McElroy Symposium scheduled.
6	Library expansion, hours discussed	Students would like to see library open more hours, especially later at night and earlier on weekends; Mr. Rod responds with statistics and use patterns showing little need for those changes.
6	Neither sleet nor snow . . .	Wrapped in a blanket, Clara Smith watches her son Jeff at a UNI men's tennis match.
7	Riley nominated to chair	Glenda Riley will go to UW-Milwaukee for seminars.
7	AIDS tests to be given	Red Cross will administer test.
8	What's Up?	Meetings and activities planned; annual spring banquet for recreation majors will be held; Barbara Smith, JoAnn Verburg, and Jerry Stockdale will speak; Campus Prayer Night will be held.
8	Child abuse programs set
9	'Racism is a mental disease'	Jane Elliot expresses views on race.
10	Interpret an interviewer's attire	Can learn how serious an interviewer is by looking at his or her clothes.
10	Jamaican Reggae rocks the Old Auditorium	Review of Peter Broggs' performance at the Reggae Fest.
11	Jazz Band III placed in fest	Takes second place in Wisconsin competition.
11	Two Cents Worth	Speaks on being a 'morning person.'
11	'Americans must be open-minded'	Keith Hardeman talks about non-verbal communication in different cultures.
12	High school jazz students featured	Scholarship winners will solo with Jazz Band.
12	A glimpse of Malay life	Malaysian students talk about their country and culture; photo.
14	UNI wins three of four	UNI competed in Dome at Gateway Conference.
14	Panthers set homer mark	UNI competes in pair of doubleheaders against Grand View College.
15	"Governor's Run" Thursday	UNI will send twenty-two students to participate in "Governor's Run."
15	Super Sports Challenge	Answers and new questions posted.
16	UNI tracksters run well	UNI represented well.
16	Netters sweep meet	UNI defeats Mankato State, 5-1, University of Wisconsin-Platteville, 9-0, and Luther, 9-0; photo.