Northern Iowan — March 11, 1986

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	First reading tonight	Will hold hearings on recommended allocations to student organizations.
1	Regents to vote on room and board rates	Will vote on 2.6% increase proposal and on settlement with Paul Tenney.
1	Spring training?	Cindi Jones and Jessica Gogerty go for a run; photo.
1	United Faculty passes resolution: no penalty for union activities	United Faculty believes it sees a pattern in denial of tenure in Department of Industrial Technology
2	Big returns in 1986	Discusses two big events of 1986.
2	UNISA able to do a lot for students	Discusses the recent UNISA elections.
2	Cartoon supports rights	Defends a cartoon by Patrick Crowley that appeared in the February 21, issue of the Northern Iowan.
2	Hmmm . . .	Comments on a mistake made in the March 7, issue of the Northern Iowan.
2	Take it or leave it	Discusses the influence that spring has on people's attitudes.
2	Findlay thanks supporters	Gives advice to Connie Hessburg, the new UNISA president.
3	Camp survivor to speak tomorrow	Auschwitz survivor Marc Berkowitz shares some of his experiences.
3	USI opposes raising drinking age	Iowa stands to lose $12 million if it does not raise the drinking age to 21.
4	Tuition surcharges 'likely' to meet debt	University hopes to keep the graduate program strong; Professor Rider questions priorities in spending.
5	UNI has trouble meeting minority hiring goals	Marilyn Monteiro offers views on affirmative action goals.
7	Women not given economic equality	Roxanne Conlin speaks at UNI as part of Women's History Week; photo.
8	What's Up?	Activities and meetings; Donald Maypole to speak at Department of Social Work breakfast; Charismata will meet.
9	Decreased crime rate	Shull Hall Escorts and Public Safety Escorts help to lower the University crime rate.
9	Spring has sprung!	Mandy Loving enjoys the spring weather; photo.
9	ROTC trains to compete	ROTC participants look forward to the regional Ranger Challenge at Camp Dodge.
10	Phone for student aid	Student Aid Finders, a national scholarship matching service, provides a toll-free phone number for students to call.
12	Magic, monsters can be in your own living room	Students join UNI's Simulation Gaming Association to play role-playing games.
12	Glee club to take break and to perform in Europe	Men's Glee Club looks forward to sightseeing on their annual spring break trip to Europe; photo.
13	Musician sings of common people	Iowa State graduate Carol Montag will sing in the Hemisphere Lounge in the Union as part of the Coffeehouse series.
13	Film portrays innocence	Review of the movie "Pretty in Pink".
13	Blood donations suffer because of AIDS scare	Red Cross representative, Steve Conway, gives a speech on AIDS.
14	Cross-country race draws skiers from around-the-world	Doug Piehl and Brian Will look forward to an annual cross-county ski race held in Mora, Minnesota; photo.
15	Handbook ready soon for economics teachers	Thanks to a grant from the Department of Public Instruction, Professor Janice Morgan is able to write a home economics handbook.
15	Time for sunglasses	Amy Stallman and Kim Albers enjoy studying in the spring weather; photo.
16	Who has it?	Students play basketball and enjoy the first day of spring weather.
17	Guards perform a myriad of duties	Discusses the different responsibilities of public safety officers.
18	Wrestling Nationals begin Thursday: 10 Panthers to compete	Panthers end the wrestling season with the NCAA Nationals; photo.
18	Kraayenbrink ends with 2,004	Panthers end the season with a loss to Cleveland State at the AMCU-8 Conference tournament; photo.
18	Women netters even record	Panthers defeat the Black Hawk Tennis Club; photo.
18	Long, Sullivan set school records in AMCU-8 meet	Panthers end their winning season with a fifth place finish at the AMCU-8 Championships.
19	Men netters beat club teams	Panthers defeat the Blackhawk Tennis Club and the Westfield Tennis Club.
19	Shedenhelm returns to form after knee injury	Profile of wrestler Kurt Shedenhelm.