Northern Iowan — April 15, 1986

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Runners raise funds	24 runners from UNI take part in Governor's Run for Heart; photo.
1	Tuition surcharge a possibility this fall	Would help to offset the $3.7 million in tuition used to pay bond service.
1	Party causes conflict	Two student representative of beer companies resign because of perceived conflict of interest with upcoming Woodstock II.
2	Friday Morning . . . .	Perceptions of President Reagan.
2	RHA defended, Stewart blasted	Letter writers believe that Kevin Stewart was wrong in his criticism of RHA.
2	Ghost writer at work?	Believes critic of RHA is not well-informed.
2	Kampus	Nice weather leads to empty classes.
3	RHA Council congratulated	Offers best wishes to new RHA officers.
3	MDA supporters thanked	Thanks those who supported superdance.
3	EMCEC letter criticized	Attempts to refute certain arguments made in recent letter regarding funding for EMCEC.
3	RHA supporters question letter	Refutes recent charges; believes RHA is an effective organization.
3	Untitled	Defends RHA against recent criticism.
4	Governor's run raises $2500	Governor joins group on last leg of run.
5	Acid rain no longer a problem on campus	Professor DeKock talks about the causes of acid rain; power plant officials say the campus plant now burns a lower sulfur coal that causes fewer problems.
6	Berthau is math speaker	Myrna Berthau will speak.
6	Volleyball tournament	Tau Kappa Epsilon will sponsor tournament.
6	What's Up	Meetings and activities.
7	Graduates present panel	Will present panel on careers in government.
7	Do you think the U. S. should aid the Nicaraguan contras?	Students express opinions; photo.
10	Train ride a bit bumpier than a plane	Students talk about working on the Star Clipper; photo.
10	Reporter realizes childhood dream and toots the horn	Reporter talks about his experience on the Star Clipper; photo.
11	Tour highlighted	Varsity Men's Glee Club will present show and show slides from European trip.
11	Guitarist to perform tonight	Preston Reed will perform in the Union.
11	Immigrants coming here in pursuit of a dream	Faculty from other countries talk about their experiences in America.
11	Marlins continue proud tradition	A look at the Marlins spring show.
12	Dance festival offers something for everyone	Don Allen talks about the spring dance festival.
13	Would you have chosen bachelor one, two, or three?	Students play "The Daring Game"; photo.
14	Miller asks for students' support	Eldon Miller believes an enthusiastic crowd is important; looks at the talent on the squad; photo.
14	Department works out problems for players	Darrell Mudra talks with Errol Peebles and Sherrod Howard; they will stay with the team.
14	Smith shines again in scrimmage	A look at the action of spring scrimmage; photo.
15	Barkalow has hot bat, but Panthers drop two	UNI defeated twice by Western Illinois; photo.
16	Track teams have off meets	Men lose at Iowa; women lose at Drake.
16	Tennis team wins own invitational	UNI defeats Central, Grinnell, and Drake; photo.