Northern Iowan — December 13, 1985

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Art stolen	Parts of sculpture in Strayer-Wood Theatre lobby stolen; photo.
1	Enrollment cap proposed	Will take proposal to Regents; if approved, the proposal will come back to campus for development.
1	Fleener defends RHA actions	Clair Fleener addresses UNISA on matters relating to last spring's RHA election; photo.
2	Pitiful crowd costs UNI big bucks	Encourages students to support the football team in their playoff games.
2	Proposal lacks compassion	Gives reasons why students may not do well in class.
2	Choosing to enjoy life	Responds to a letter to the editor written by Gerald Baker in the December 6 issue of the Northern Iowan.
2	Supports AIA	Congratulates Accuracy in Academia for a job well done.
2	Chinese students respond to article	Strongly critical of article "Trip to China seen as 'a valuable and good experience' " from the December 6 Northern Iowan.
2	Logo contest announced	Seeking logo for 1986 Homecoming.
3	Untitled	Wishes readers happy holidays.
3	RHA president responds	Responds to accusations made against the Residence Hall Association.
3	What does it take?	Encourages students to support the football team during their playoff games.
3	Project PRAVDA	Hopes that students will join the effort to persuade the Library to subscribe to a Russian newspaper that has been translated into English.
3	Bumpkinhood	Discusses the treatment of bumpkins.
4	Housing poses maintenance problems	Hillside Courts has been a continuing source of maintenance problems.
4	Untitled	Janet Rich prepares for finals; photo.
4	Individual Studies becomes more popular	Nancy Bramhall talks about the colleges that participate most heavily in the program.
5	Senate hears RHA's side	Clair Fleener states that the spring 1985 RHA election was marred only by minor errors that did not effect the outcome.
5	UNI encouraged to adopt AIDS policy	Administrators comment on the need for an AIDS policy.
5	Two students place third	Julie Weeks and Kevin Saville do well.
6	What's Up	Meetings and activities.
7	Abuse program for athletes	Bob Bowlsby talks about the UNI program relating to drug abuse education among athletes.
7	Caged in	Lori Nicholson and Scott Silvey spend time in the library preparing for finals; photo.
8	To move or not to move?	Factors involved in deciding to move off-campus; photo.
8	Whitnah writes book	Professor Whitnah talks about his book on the American occupation of Austria; photo.
9	Berg awarded grant to study soybeans	Description of Professor Berg's research; photo.
10	Madrigal Dinner	Northern University high school students perform at the Madrigal Dinner; photo.
11	Accounting firms get quality at UNI	Big Eight interview on campus; Larry Routh talks about the process.
15	Bah, humbug!!!	Glenn Fries, Brenton Williams, and Gary Wolter perform in a radio version of the play the "A Christmas Carol"; photo.
15	Custodian takes pride in work	Profile of Dancer Hall head custodian Hilma Schimmels; photo.
15	Women's studies complement curriculum	Glenda Riley talks at length about Women's Studies and its relationship with the rest of the curriculum.
16	KUNI is in holiday spirit	Will broadcast special programming.
16	Portuguese is critical language	Robert Krueger talks about the value of learning Portuguese.
16	Videotaping opens avenues	Bruce Chidester talks about the value of videotaping student performances.
17	Tutors needed	Tutors needed for children in Waterloo schools.
17	Professor to compose with Europe as setting	Graeme Cowen talks about his plans for work in Europe.
17	Season movies rated	Review of the movies "White Nights,Young Sherlock Holmes", and " Spies Like Us".
18	Scouts serve the community	A look at the activities of Campus Scouts; photo.
18	Tune Tracking	Review of the album "Dog Eat Dog" by Joni Mitchell.
20	Panthers in playoff action in UNI-Dome	Panthers look forward to second playoff game against Georgia Southern; photo.
21	Smith leading Panthers through playoffs	Profile of sophomore quarterback Mike Smith; photo.
22	Huffman shines but women lose: Cagers fall to ISU	Panthers lose to Iowa State; photo.
22	Men lose in Evansville, 71-65	Panthers lose to the University of Evansville.
23	Swim coaches optimistic about meets	Panthers look forward to meets against Grinnell and Iowa.
23	Wrestlers face Iowa in dual	Panthers to take on an undefeated Hawkeye team; photo.