Northern Iowan — February 28, 1986

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Budget cuts student aid	Director of financial aids discusses consequences of President Reagan's new budget proposal.
1	UNISA election results in run-off: presidency race still on	Kerisa Chung and Connie Hessburg prepare to extend their campaigns a few days longer; election results included; photo.
1	Junkins announces investment plan	Lowell Junkins comes to UNI to campaign for the Democratic nomination for governor of Iowa.
2	Kampus	Characters discuss UNISA election.
2	Friday morning . . .	Believes that college sports have become a big business.
2	People at odds with human rights	Upset with the lack of participation on Blue Jeans Day.
2	Unique way to produce revenue	Suggests an alternative use for the library group study rooms.
2	Answer is learning, education	Upset that the Waterloo Library is closed on Sunday and Friday and Saturday nights.
3	RHA revises election bylaws	rules changed after controversial election; Carl Blake plans to run for Residence Hall Association president.
3	Interpretive dancers to perform	Visions, Etc. will perform as part of the Black History Month celebration.
3	Computer policy needed	Union committee says UNISA needs use policy for computers before they can be made available to student organizations.
4	Forensics places first	Forensics team member Shelly Schnathorst took first place in persuasive speaking at the Iowa Intercollegiate Forensic Association Tournament.
5	Exhibition to open	Annual UNI Art Student Juried Exhibition to open in the UNI Gallery of Art.
5	M. Phil needs revisions	Professor Jim Chadney feels the Master of Philosophy degree might not have enough marketability.
6	UNI construction projects continue	Lee Thomson talks about the various projects underway or planned on campus; VIC should be done in three weeks; UNI Museum project delayed until funds are raised; Gilchrist Hall Board Room remodeled for $42,000.
7	Cooperative Education	Holding orientation meeting.
7	College Republicans	Will meet.
7	Graduate Student Organization	Holding computer orientation.
7	Bartlett Hall	Holding pot luck.
7	Kappa Delta Pi	Holding spring initiation.
7	Navigators	Sponsoring volleyball games.
7	Cinema UNI	Sponsoring "Z".
7	Annual UNI Art Student Juried Exhibition	To be held in the Gallery of Art.
7	Panhellenic/Interfraternity Council	Will meet.
7	Black Hawk Chapter of Iowa Archaeological Society	Showing the movie "The Fossil Story and Pine Nuts."
7	German Club	Holding a costume party.
8	Should the use of seat belts be mandatory in Iowa?	Students answer the question, "Should the use of seat belts be mandatory in Iowa?"; photo.
10	Students provided setting for contact	Students may treat faculty member to meal.
10	Professor introduces one-of-a-kind textbook	Professor Glenda Riley discusses the role of women in United States history; photo.
10	Foreign students share American values	Students from Jordan are enjoying life in the United States; photo.
11	Tickets for show on sale	Theatre UNI presents the musical, "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown."
11	What happened?	Brice LaGrange and Chris Maricle participate in Pee-Wee Wrestling in the UNI-Dome; photo.
11	Peer ministers needed for fall	Wesley House announces need for peer ministers.
11	Women susceptible to disorders	Both the UNI Counseling Center and the UNI Health Center offer help to students with eating disorders.
12	Creating awareness could help eliminate abuse	Hagemann Hall staff present a series of programs called "Windows on Women."
13	Benefit concert held tomorrow	Concert helps to raise money for the UNI Folk Dancers' European trip.
13	Hitcher plays upon unspoken fears	Review of the movie "The Hitcher"; photo.
13	Program offers cultural awareness	Students are encouraged to participate in the National Student Exchange.
14	Wrestlers to compete in Regionals: UNI should send 8 to Nationals, Briggs said	Mark Schwab sets freshman single season winning record with 40 wins.
14	Men fall into AMCU-8 cellar after 67-52 loss	Panthers lose to Wisconsin-Green Bay.
14	Do college athletes need P. E.?	Basketball coach Kim Mayden believes that intercollegiate athletes should not be required to take a P. E. class.
15	Track team set to defend title	Track teams look forward to the AMCU-8 Conference Championships; photo.
16	Women to face conference leader: eight women left on the team	Panthers lose several key players.
16	Swimmers at conference	Panthers look forward to the NCAA Division I Midwest Championships.