Northern Iowan — April 4, 1986

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	ROTC gains host status	Host status opens new opportunities for participants; photo.
1	Schnekloth RHA president	Sue Schnekloth defeats Carl Blake, 827-411; hopes to improve communication between the RHA and UNISA; RHA election results included; photo.
2	NT quality similar to NI	Believes that poor quality is often seen in the Northern Iowan.
2	Friday morning . . .	Suggests the formation of the War Corps in response to the Peace Corps.
2	The Allnighters' Club	Suggests a new way for students to register for classes.
2	Droll Dog	Discusses doubts about U. S. foreign policy.
3	Senate: 'frequencies monopolized'	UNISA and broadcasting department debate the use of University radio frequencies; UNISA recommends that KCRS use the KHKE frequency.
3	Apartheid protest today	South African exchange students discuss their views on apartheid.
4	ROTC places third in region	ROTC members look forward to next year's regional Ranger Challenge.
5	What's up?	Activities and meetings; physical disabilities panel discussion; philosophy and religion forum; infant CPR class.
6	Two more speakers qualify for nationals	Kevin Saville and Jenny Clemens have first place wins at the Georgetown College Invitational Tournament.
6	Deadline today for USI director	United Students of Iowa hopes to find a new director soon.
6	Speakers perform talk-a-thon	UNI individual events speech team to perform in the Union.
6	Book browsers	Boguslaw Galeski, Phillip Sellers, and Mary Jane Mangin look at books at the Library's April Fools Book Sale; photo.
7	Offices ready by May	Student services look forward to their upcoming move into Bartlett Hall.
7	Streets reworked in summer	Campus and Wisconsin streets will be getting a new look.
7	Hessburg appoints UNISA officers	Senators debate the nomination process for UNISA officers.
8	Iraqi speaker at Model UN	Ismat Kittani will speak at a Model UN conference for high schoolers.
10	Comedienne helps people accept disabilities	Actress/comedienne Geri Jewell visits UNI; photo.
10	The Bat Studio designed to meet a need	Bat Studio gives art students a chance to display their work.
11	Super Dance no longer a marathon	Students dance to raise money for the Muscular Dystrophy Association.
11	Service Day designed by halls to help elderly with home tasks	Hagemann and Shull Hall residents volunteer their time to help out elderly people.
11	Simulating a handicap	Faculty members see how it feels to be handicapped during Handicapped Awareness Week; photo.
12	Top-40 band to play in U-Hall	Marshalltown band, Grand Marshall, will play for a student dance.
12	Last studio show to be performed	Richard Burk directs his first play, La Ronde, at UNI.
12	Groups vie for prizes in annual trivia contest	Students participate in the annual KCRS Trivia Contest.
13	Chamber members, trio scheduled to play	UNI Wind Symphony Chamber Players and The Paul Smoker Trio will perform in the Russell Hall Auditorium.
13	Wheeling to a finish	Judy Townsend tries out a wheelchair obstacle course during Handicapped Awareness Week; photo.
13	Senior Week is a time to celebrate	Seniors decide to buy locator maps for their senior gift.
14	Football squad begins practice for fall season	Football coaches use early practices to focus on the basics.
14	Rima leads win over Loras	Panthers hope to continue their winning streak with a win over Briar Cliff College; photo.
14	Long competes in swim nationals	Despite an allergic reaction to some medicine, Marc Long is the first UNI Panther to swim in the senior nationals.
15	Women defeat Mankato State, 2-1, in extra innings	Missouri Valley Conference coaches pick UNI to place eighth out of ten in the conference this year; photo.
15	Netters roll to easy win over Drake	Tennis coach Pete Mazula says that scholarship money is needed for a truly competitive tennis team.
16	Women's track squad in 8 team invitational	Panthers look to finish in third or fourth place at the Western Illinois Invitational.
16	Golf team to open season in Missouri	Panthers look forward to a successful season starting with the Southwest Missouri State Invitational.