Northern Iowan — October 25, 1985

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Quality of campus journalism threatened	Due to limited funds, only two courses will be offered.
1	Untitled	Jeff Olson looks at a sculpture in the Art Building; photo.
2	Was Dean Morin railroaded?	Feels Dean Morin was unfairly pushed out of his position at UNI.
2	Kampus	Character chooses to go to the Hill instead of studying for a midterm.
2	We've still got a long way to go	Discusses the different types of double standards that are found in society.
3	Untitled	Accuses David R. Chung of being hypocritical in his writings.
3	Untitled	Wonders about future of Latham Hall.
3	Untitled	Feels UNISA is being ignored by the administration.
3	Untitled	Discusses the forced resignation of Dean Robert Morin.
3	Untilled	Response to a letter written by Tracy Schager on high prices at a College Hill business in the October 4 issue of the Northern Iowan.
3	Untitled	Responds to a letter written by Tracey Schager concerning the price of the Des Moines Register at the Hill Street News on the Hill.
3	Untitled	Believes that American society is no longer fair.
3	Untitled	Believes that the Northern Iowan needs to do a better job of covering student activities, especially the anti-apartheid movement..
4	Symposium on international trade	Mahmood Yousefi talks about the upcoming symposium.
4	Conservation Club helps save valley	Club donates money to purchasing land in Colorado.
4	Directories late, but coming soon	Programming error and desire for accuracy delay production.
5	Dome purchases sound system	New system cost $81,745.
5	Untitled	Angie Moots talks with Professor Donald Finegan in the new Art Building; photo
5	Debate duo places second nationally	Gregg Fishbein and Tim Kratz finish second in national tournaments; photo.
6	Former department head Lash dies	Ken Lash died October 3, 1985; profile of his achievements; photo.
6	Whitnah presents history of arms race	Lengthy excerpts from presentation.
7	Art building dedicated tomorrow	Description of the program; photo.
8	Rock musicians to perform Tuesday	Kim and Reggie Harris will perform.
8	'Peace is Possible'	Excerpts from speech by Ronald Glossop.
9	Master's offered in computer applications in education	John Wedman talks about the new course of study.
10	What's Up	Meetings and activities.
10	Nicaragua speech	Connie Hohlfeld will speak.
10	New honors program	Fifteen Presidential Scholarships and fifteen additional merit scholarships will be awarded in fall 1986.
14	Parents of Year lived by loving, laughing	Sid and Sharon Sickles, parents of Stephanee Sickles-Jordan, are parents of the year; photo.
14	Folk dancers/Orchesis combine efforts for variety	The two groups will put on a combined show; photo.
14	Kenny passes architect boards	James Kenney meets requirements to become licensed architect.
14	Education professor selected honor society chairperson	Sherry Gable will lead Alpha Upsilon Alpha; photo.
14	Conservancy honors Eilers	Professor Eilers is one of 13 honored by the Nature Conservancy; photo.
15	Octubafest prescribes fun	Octubafest is combination of serious and fun music.
15	UNI band is good, goofy, fun	Bill Shepherd and band members talk about the band.
16	Two cents worth	Believes pizza delivery isn't really as good as it seems.
16	Changes	Crossroads sign in front of the Old Aud is a reminder of the way campus used to look; photo.
17	Wiley combines writing with art to broaden meaning	Work by William Wiley on display.
17	"After Hours" is worthwhile flick	Review of the movie "After Hours."
18	Arthur comes alive in "Camelot"	Preview of the play with a list of cast members.
18	Co-op gives experience	Allan Stamberg talks about cooperative education.
18	Untitled	Pat Howard sells art supplies to Terry Garrett at the store in the new art building; photo.
18	Marlins swim for fun	Will put on show for Parents Weekend.
19	Band not trapped in cliches	Review of the band Stick Dogs.
19	Untitled	Rich Hambleton enjoys a bottle of Coke while studying in the Union; photo.
20	Friendships developed through volunteer program	Students matched with clients in mental health program.
21	Mental attitude key to Panther hoops season	Randy Kraayenbrink and Scott Plondke look to lead their team through a successful season; photo.
21	Youth dominates women's squad	Panthers look forward to the upcoming season.
22	4,000 more seats available for football game in Dome	UNI plays Youngstown State for Parent's Night.
22	Young wrestling squad sets goal of top five finish at nationals	Mostly freshman team looks foreword to a successful season; photo
23	Alumni meet tomorrow	Coaches use the alumni meet as a practice meet for the season.
23	Untitled	Mark Schwab practices in the UNI wrestling room.
23	Blackhawks ready for UNI crowd	Chris Scheid and Brian Cook will play with the Waterloo Black Hawks in their game against the Madison Capitols; photo.
24	Fans can help volleyball team's problems	Coach Iradge Ahrabi-Fard encourages students to attend the volleyball games.
24	Memorial run to be held at Dome tomorrow	Stacy Roberts and Mike Froehle organize the Stacy Miller Memorial Run.