Northern Iowan — February 18, 1986

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	UNISA candidates discuss platforms	Information about candidates for UNISA president is given; photo.
2	Untitled	Believes that the local stores don't always do good things for the economy.
2	Track teams compete on road over weekend	UNI men participate in the Central Collegiate Championships while the women travel to the Redbird Invitational in Illinois.
2	Take it or leave it	Believes that the resignation of UNISA president Mike Hager could be a turning point in the way the UNISA is run.
2	Findlay announces stands on issues	Discusses some of the important issues in the upcoming UNISA election.
2	Movie review criticized	Disagrees with a review of the movie "The Color Purple" that was written by Devin McKinney and printed in the February 4 edition of the Northern Iowan.
3	Tomahawk successful	Thanks students for making Tomahawk a success.
3	Supports blue jeans day	Students for Peace voice their support for Blue Jeans Day.
3	Untitled	Gives opinion of George Bush.
3	Security too busy writing tickets	Believes that the University's security personnel spend too much time writing tickets.
4	Student assessments evaluate teacher effectiveness	Student assessments are given once a year for non-tenured professors and every five years for tenured professors.
5	Stavis pleads case Thursday : probationary appointment not renewed	Professor Marvin Hill of Northern Illinois University will serve as arbitrator of Benedict Stavis's hearing.
5	Beavers charged with theft	Yancy Beavers was arrested for alleged shoplifting.
6	Biosphere awareness stressed	John Vallentyne, Canadian Center for Inland Waters, discusses the effect of technology on the environment.
6	Jazzy Jazzercise	Jazzercise members perform at the men's basketball game; photo.
7	Women's Action League	Will meet.
7	Finance Club	Will meet.
7	United Students of Iowa	Will meet.
7	Northern Iowa Non-Traditional Students Association	Meets during lunch hour.
7	Summer orientation staff applicants	Mandatory meeting.
7	UNI Student Association	Accepting applications and will meet.
8	Playing with clay	Douglas C. Nichols models clay; photo.
9	UNI Gay/Lesbian Outreach	Will meet.
9	National Student Exchange	Holding informational meeting.
9	Ethnic Minorities Student Association	Sponsors first annual ball.
9	Students for Peace	Will meet.
9	American Marketing Association	Will meet.
9	International Affairs Organization	Will meet.
9	Campus Crusade for Christ	Will meet.
9	Society of Manufacturing Engineers	Will meet.
9	MDA Superdance	Registration dates.
9	Cedarloo Mountaineers	Will meet.
9	Home Economics Alumni	Will meet.
9	Charismata	Will meet.
9	Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship	Will meet.
9	Lutheran Student Center	Listing of activities.
9	Focus	Will meet.
9	Academic advising hosts open house	Academic Advising has moved to the Education Center.
10	Reduced in quality and demand: government documents	Pat Wilkinson talks about current trends in the publication of government documents.
10	King to speak	Yolanda King will speak during Black History Month.
12	Being a diva brings out the killer instinct: "Tosca" opens	UNI Lyric Theater will produce the opera "Tosca"; photo.
13	UNI's woman founder lacks memorial	Kevin Boatright believes something on campus should be named for Frances Lillian Webster.
14	Award nominations being accepted	Listing of awards given out by the Alumni Association.
14	Scholars work to preserve blacks' contribution to U. S.	Evelyn Patterson Burrell, a retired professor from Boston, is working to ensure that U. S. citizens are aware of the roles that blacks have played in our nation's history.
15	4-H nurtures career skills	Anne Kirpes will be one of four Iowans to travel to the National 4-H Conference in Washington, D. C.; photo.
16	A dance to celebrate life tops show	Orchesis will use many dances choreographed by students in their upcoming performance.
16	Students challenged to share themselves	Class project forces students to think positively about themselves.
17	Nobuko Imai performs as series continues	Nobuko Imai will perform in Russell Auditorium.
17	Job provides career experience	Bob McKinley and Leslie Butzlaff bring their enjoyment of photography to their work; photo.
18	Big 10 coach interested in Panther basketball job	Athletics department is looking for a new head coach for the men's basketball team.
18	Ford scores 51 as UNI loses to Drake, 97-60	Wanda Ford falls seven points short of the NCAA record for most points scored in a game.
18	Men lose 80-65 to Cleveland State	Panthers give Cleveland State a tough time winning; photo.
20	Netters finish second Friday	Panthers compete in the Missouri State Tennis Invitational.
20	Wrestlers rout Drake	Panthers defeat Drake, 43-0; photo.