Northern Iowan — October 11, 1985

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Untitled	Student paintings on the windows of businesses on College Hill; photo.
1	Improvements for Bartlett	Renovation will include furniture, painting, and carpeting; photo.
1	Aid legislation drafted	Officials talk about the possible form of the new legislation.
2	Slip of the pen	Discusses her opinion on an amendment involving prayer in school.
2	Untitled	Believes that Dean Morin has done his job well.
2	Kampus	Squirrel changes one of the homecoming posters.
3	Untitled	Views on apartheid in South Africa.
3	Untitled	Mike Smith encourages students to vote for him in the UNISA special election.
3	Untitled	Did not like recent criticism of Mike McKinlay.
3	Untitled	Comments on how disappointing the Jerry and Abbie show was.
4	Pro-peace march	Curtis VanMeter speaks about the peace march and the Washington rally.
4	Vocational program studied	UNI talking with Hawkeye about ways for students to combine vocational training with university studies.
5	In Congress
5	Academic requirements for RHA, UNISA questioned: news analysis	Both UNISA and RHA have academic requirements for officers; students consider whether or not such requirements should be in place.
6	Parking revenues spent	UNI collected $286,412 from fines and permits in 1984-1985; money used to improve parking lots.
7	Forensic team places first	Places first in regional contest; list of winners.
8	College to receive electron microscope	Will purchase a scanning electron microscope for about $75,000; professors talk about its capabilities.
8	United Way contributions have increased	About 7% above last year's contributions at this point.
9	UNISA Senate opposes special fee	Passes resolution against imposition of computer fee.
9	Untitled	Mary Martin spends time in the Union studying; photo.
10	What's Up	Meetings and activities.
10	Untitled	Arthur L. Dickinson, son of Coach Art Dickinson, will speak on human capabilities.
11	Scholarship for business, math	American Society for Quality Control establishes scholarship.
11	Natural family planning program
13	lindamichellebaron?	Will make presentation.
13	Cheerleaders add zeal	Cheerleaders talk about their work; photo.
13	Pom Pons--hard work, but fun	A look at the work of the squad; photo.
13	Fight song	Words to the song.
14	Trip worth taking	Review of the Guthrie Theater's presentation of "Great Expectations."
14	No problem too big for clinic	A look at the work of the Speech and Hearing Clinic; photo.
15	Stations need volunteers	KUNI planning fundraising campaign.
15	Jagged Edge- courtroom drama	Review of the movie "Jagged Edge;" photo.
16	Tartuffe--ambitious attempt	Review of the play "Tartuffe."
16	France-informal, personal	Richard Sutton talks about differences between France and the US; photo.
17	Untitled	Bobby's Blue Band will perform at the "Purple Fever Party and Pep Rally;" photo.
17	Front line does leg work	Front Line is an organization that helps the football team with recruiting activities.
18	Ticket puncher provides mealtime entertainment	Lengthy profile of Irene Blum, a food line ticket checker who has fun at her job; photo.
19	Focus on Austria	UNI will host "Focus on Austria" program; Professor Koppensteiner talks about the country.
19	Two cents worth	Comments on the consequences of getting drunk and wonders if it's really worth it.
20	Big crowd expected at homecoming game	Panther are ready to face Indiana State in the Homecoming game.
21	Linksters finish seventh	UNI takes seventh place at the Northern Illinois Invitational.
21	UNI to induct 12 into hall	Former UNI athletes and coaches inducted into the Northern Iowa Hall of Fame Charter Class.
22	A tale of two universities	Compares the football seasons of UNI and the University of Iowa to that of Iowa State.
22	Rugby team falls to ISU	Iowa State comes from behind and defeats the UNI rugby team.
24	Boyd ready for life after football	Carl Boyd is a success both on and off the football field.