Northern Iowan — April 8, 1986

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Budget cuts hit word processing	Professor Albert Gilgen feels that the loss of the word processing center would lessen the productivity of professors on campus; center will probably be continued for one more year to help those whose work is tied up in the Lexitron system.
1	Apartheid protested by students Friday	Sello Rasethaba, a native of South Africa, discusses the apartheid situation in South Africa; photo.
1	April showers . . .	Students appreciate their umbrellas as they walk to class in the rain; photo.
2	RHA officers wished well	Congratulates the new RHA officers on their election.
2	Appalled	Comments on statements made by assistant men's basketball coach Dan Traeger.
2	Untitled	Comments on class registration.
2	Take It or Leave It	Offers a solution for dealing with terrorist attacks.
2	Something for everyone . . .	Offers advice for the new UNISA administration.
2	Bumps free of charge	Comments on the conditions of sidewalks around campus.
3	Bassett to speak at career seminar	"How to Market Yourself to Find a Job" will be held in Wright Hall.
3	MET to run until July	Students may have to find alternative ways of getting to school if the Metropolitan Transit System fails to receive the money it needs to operate.
3	New administration plans upcoming year	UNISA president Connie Hessburg finalizes her administrative appointments.
4	'No justification' for terrorism	Former PLO Ambassador Hatem I. Houssaini and former New York senator John LeBoutiller debate terrorism; photo.
5	Smith to discuss privacy rights	Journalist Robert Ellis Smith will give a speech discussing the danger that computers can pose to a person's privacy.
5	New computer doesn't open doors	UNI purchased a computer from Iowa State University in February for $360,000; installed at UNI February 15; Dale Hilliard talks about its capabilities.
6	USI to hold protest tomorrow	Will rally in Des Moines against budget cuts.
6	What's up?	Meetings and activities; UNI Federation of Teachers will sponsor a panel discussion.
6	Softball spectators	Jackie Reiter watches a UNI softball game with her grandchildren Joe and Mac; photo.
7	Acid rain: film today	Will be followed by forum discussion.
8	Geography dept. helps make map	Will make new street map of Waterloo and Cedar Falls.
10	KUNI/KHKE fundraiser	People work phone bank; photo.
10	Events broadened awareness, pointed out problems	Students share experiences from Handicapped Awareness Week; photo.
11	Performers keep tradition alive	The Best of Gilbert and Sullivan troupe will perform.
11	Staff trained in helping freshmen adjust to UNI	Training sessions begin for summer orientation staff.
11	Panel topic to address women's role in religion
12	Center gives free advice and guidance	Al Pelham talks at length about the services available at the SBDC.
12	Networking is the name of job hunting game	Ken Jacobsen offers job-hunting skills.
13	Security called to check on trivia seekers	Trivia contestants talk about their experiences; photo.
14	Women win just 1 of 6 in own tourney	Lone win comes against Illinois-Chicago; photo.
14	Women's tennis team sweeps three matches	UNI defeats Mankato State, Wisconsin LaCrosse, and St. Ambrose; photo.
14	Case sets school record in 200	UNI wins eight events in unscored meet.
15	UNI has a leader in Schmelzer	Profile of baseball player Scott Schmelzer.
16	Men win double dual Saturday	UNI beats Upper Iowa and Dubuque; photo.