Northern Iowan — November 12, 1985

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Panthers 8-1	Carl Boyd plays in the football game against Eastern Illinois; photo.
1	UNI will have Christmas lights	Rick Stinchfield reports on review of campus projects; some projects will go forward while other will not.
1	Council responds to Morin's removal	SBS Council believes Dean Morin's removal could have been handled better.
2	Neo-Nazi?	Responds to a letter to the editor written by Daniel D. Fencl in the November 1st issue.
2	Kampus	Characters go shopping for new clothes.
2	Night-time--a time of solace. . .or is it?	Takes walk on campus at night and remembers situations I which women were in danger.
3	Discrimination	Responds to a letter written by Mike Sible in the November 5th issue of the Northern Iowan.
3	President	Discusses possible winners of the 1988 election.
3	Master's program suspended	Students are upset that the master's program in General Psychology has been suspended.
3	Christmas lights	Comments on the large amount of money being spent on Christmas lights.
3	'I was raised a fundamentalist Christian'	Describes a meeting with a street missionary.
3	Fencl speaks	David D. Fencl comments on the public reaction to a letter to the editor he wrote for the November 1st issue.
3	Judge not . . . .	Comments on the use of the Bible to defend people's beliefs.
4	Debate team looks for national bid	Tim Kratz looks forward to the work ahead.
4	Scholarships created	UBS will provide $5000 for scholarships; photo.
5	"Gifts of Grain" aid UNI	Will allow farmers to donate some of the value of their crop to UNI.
6	KUNI tops fundraising goal	$75,414 pledged.
6	Volunteers create night assistant program	Dancer Hall volunteers will monitor building activity on weekends; photo.
7	Hearst--a profile	Biographical sketch of James Schell Hearst.
7	James Hearst memorial advocated	George Day and Harley McIlrath promote the idea of a garden in the space formerly occupied by the Old Administration Building.
7	Design class puts knowledge to work	James Kenney's class is working on a design for an old train depot.
8	What's Up	Meetings and activities.
8	New SISEA scholarship offered	Will award $200.
9	Folk musicians perform tonight	Cathy Barton and Dave Para will play.
9	UNI Foundation: Contributions increase	Donations increase 28% over last year.
9	Lost and Found	Books are piled on a desk in the library; photo.
10	Tele-evangelism questioned	Chuck Quirk and John Folkers talk about television evangelists.
10	Meditation discusses	Charles Alexander talks about transcendental meditation.
11	"Black Education" class offered this spring	Marilyn Monteiro talks about the class that she will teach.
11	Homework	Wally Bentley sketches in Latham Hall; photo.
12	Mathematics may be a required course: Gen. Ed. Changes	Darrel Davis and Robert Leahy talk about a potential new class and its purposes.
14	Secretary sparkles in the morning	Profile of Yvonne Wheeler; photo.
14	Shops offer ways to stretch funds	Second hand shops can be a good place to buy clothes.
15	Group almost famous	Review of a Violent Femmes concert.
15	YVA offers hands-on chance	Young Volunteers in Action can match student with volunteer work opportunities.
16	Basketball teams scrimmage to raise funds for transplant	Will raise money for Paul Michaelides, who has a liver disease.
16	Owner buys ball for cool $650	Owner of Billie Jo's likes to collect UNI footballs; photo.
17	Benitez to perform	Profile of Maria Benitez.
17	Students share common problems	NINTSA can help older students who are returning to school. Photo.
18	Family sticks to tradition	Four children in Bonner family attend UNI.
20	Panthers win Gateway Crown: Moses' interception allows UNI to escape with win	Panthers become the Gateway Conference Champion after defeating Eastern Illinois; photo.
21	Netters make tourney	Panthers defeat Bradley University and Western Illinois.
22	Tune tracking	Review of the album " Once Upon A Time".
22	Eder finishing career in style	Profile of senior volleyball player Sylvia Eder.
22	Mayden hopes to decide lineup after scrimmages	Intra-squad scrimmage will give Coach Mayden a chance to pick the starters.
23	Wrestlers lose at Wisconsin	Panthers lose seven out of ten matches in a meet with Wisconsin.