Northern Iowan — November 1, 1985

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Students get answers	Students meet with Provost Martin, who tries to explain why Dean Morin is being asked to step down.
1	Business School adds classes--still short	Extra funds will allow addition of more classes; problem seems to be in accommodating students in introductory classes.
1	Untitled	Jay Hagedorn, Dean Conrad, and Jim Baldwil talk on top of the Union; photo.
1	General Education changes discussed	Committee meets with students to get their ideas.
2	Beauty vs. Education: Financial priorities considered	Feels the University is spending too much money on the appearance of the campus.
2	Untitled	Gives opinion on homosexuality.
2	Untitled	Feels the University should not be spending large amounts of money on Christmas lights when other needs are so apparent.
2	Kampus	Pigeon is scared of evil spirits.
3	Untitled	Shows views on proposed fees and tuition increases.
3	Reaganomics--An end of hope for the poor	Blames Reagan Administration for not helping the poor.
4	State ecologist to be at UNI	Dean Roosa will speak.
4	Junkins on campus, announces candidacy for governor	Excerpts from speech; photo.
5	Untitled	Stephanie Viggos works at Pickles Deli in the Union; photo.
5	Reprioritizing of projects underway	Rick Stinchfield analyzing campus projects.
5	Salvadorian deportation criticized	Karen Parker speaks on El Salvador.
6	Octubafest finale slated	Brian Book and students talk about the upcoming events.
8	What's up	Meetings and activities.
8	PEACELINKS to sponsor discussion	Will discuss what women can do to prevent nuclear war.
8	Former UNI student speaks out	Connie Hohlfield speaks on Nicaragua; photo.
9	Group to attend conference	Graduate students will attend national conference on speech and hearing.
9	UNI professors receive award	Win ARC award.
9	Professor to discuss transcendental meditation	Charles Alexander will speak.
11	Women's ministry role in transition	Edwina Schaufler, associate director at St. Stephen Center, talks about women in religion; photo.
11	First Lions scholarship for hearing impaired awarded	Carolyn Osborne wins scholarship; photo.
11	Students join home ec. Club	List of students initiated into Phi Upsilon Omicron.
12	Noel sings tonight	Sofia Noel will sing.
12	The Crue to perform	Motley Crue will perform.
12	Nomad promotes Austria	Hans Sabaditsch, Austrian consul general, is on campus; photo.
13	Concerts boast national talent	Fine performers on Live from Studio One.
13	What's that you say?	Words for odd situations.
14	Seminars, dance on tap for wellness program	Schedule of upcoming activities.
14	Camelot well done	Review of the play "Camelot".
14	Untitled	Mike Clayton and Maria Wharff work on a science project; photo.
15	Natty Gann lives up to Disney standard	Review of the movie " The Journey of Natty Gann".
16	Advisers help freshmen fit in	A look at the Peer Advising program.
16	Untitled	Bob Collier studies on the steps outside Sabin; photo.
16	German tradition part of the Hill	History of Stammtisch, a group that meets on the Hill to practice German.
18	UNI shoots for fourth straight running crown	Panthers look forward to successful finish at the Gateway Conference Championships.
18	UNI gets verbal commitment	High school basketball player Kent Pollpeter makes a verbal commitment to come and play for the Panthers.
18	Defensive stars set goal of post season appearance	Mark Farley and Moses Aimable plan to take the Panthers to the playoffs; photo.
18	Gateway conference championship tomorrow	Panthers hope to become the Mid-Continent Universities champion for the fourth year in a row.
19	Writer names basketball players most likely to. . .	Lists predictions for different National Basketball Association players.
19	Panthers ranked 6th in poll	Panthers to play Illinois State; photo.