Northern Iowan — April 12, 1985

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	'Survive and Thrive Week' to help students prepare for finals	Learning Skills Center will offer series of workshops.
1	Ahhhh, Spring!	Denise Beebe sits on a window sill and enjoys the weather and the view; photo .
1	Delay could cause problems in Pell Grant program	Delays in Congress could affect grant distribution.
2	Sleeper	Connection is discovered between serial killers and students who have suffered cuts in financial aid.
2	Babelogue	Discusses Grinnell College's Mears Hall.
2	Suggestions offered to pass exam	Ann Helling supports WCE, while Dave Hoing disagrees with it.
2	Immaculate Perception	Discusses Writing Competency Exam and UNISA's actions.
3	Waiting for a computer?	Speaks about the difficulties of having only 30 computers for 600 students; also does not like department's grading scales.
3	Article fair and comprehensive but . . .	Supports Donelle Eller's article, but points out a misquotation.
3	Says cartoon is humorless	Claims Todd Reed's cartoon about the killing in South Africa is offensive.
3	UNISA gets more feedback	Disagrees with immunization policy.
4	Museum gets new building	Ron Wilson talks about the move to the former Olympic Gym and Spa building on Hudson Road; photo.
4	Dorm costs go up five percent	East wing of Bartlett Hall will be converted into offices; Noehren Hall will have quiet lifestyle house.
5	Summer travel opportunity	Department of Curriculum and Instruction will sponsor trip to study education of England and France.
5	What's Up?	Meetings and activities planned; Barbara Smith will speak; banquet for recreation majors will be held; Christ for UNI will meet; Ugly Bartender Kick-off Hog Roast will also be held.
5	UNISA	Pass resolution in favor of establishment of Peace Institute.
7	Price Lab to host Special Olympics	Over 100 athletes will compete.
7	Pass the poi, please . . .	Redeker Dining Center has Hawaiian Beach Party.
10	'Inner Weather' reception honors winners	Authors read from and talk about their work; photo.
11	Conference activities scheduled	Schedule for Student as Critic Conference.
11	Shakespeare Fest begins	UNI contribution will be "Romeo and Juliet".
12	Speakers on to nationals	Five students will go to national tournament in Baltimore; photo.
13	UNI splits doubleheaders	UNI competed against Briar Cliff College and Wisconsin-Platteville; photo.
14	Runners to Drake	UNI will face Drake University.
14	Bulldogs sweep UNI	Drake University beats UNI in doubleheader, 3-2 and 6-4.
14	Golfers finish third	UNI competed in Big Four meet; Panthers finish in third place.
14	Tennis squads battle ISU	UNI women defeated Iowa State, 6-3; Panther men defeated by Cyclones, 8-1.
15	Super Sports Challenge	Winners announced, and new questions posted