Northern Iowan — April 18, 1986

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Senate approves writing proposal	Faculty Senate hopes to replace the writing competency exam with a full semester writing course.
1	And the band played on . . .	Carl Koch, Dana Andrews, and Fred Hucke play in the UNI Bearcats Dixieland Band; photo.
1	Animal research questioned	Professor Gordon Harrington explains why animal research is necessary to science.
2	NI gave free publicity	Manager of local convenience store believes that the NI gave free advertising to the upcoming Woodstock II party.
2	Give equal condemnation	Questions students' reasons for choosing to protest the apartheid in South Africa instead of the human rights violations in the Soviet Union.
2	Greeks criticize the NI	Believes that the Northern Iowan should have done an article discussing Greek Week.
2	Defends RHA	Comments on recent criticism of the RHA.
2	Something for everyone. . .	Discusses the use of student identification cards around campus.
2	Friday Morning . . .	Comments on local student housing.
3	Protesters arrested	Professors Michael Sonnleitner and Louis Hellwig were arrested for criminal trespassing while protesting contra aid.
3	Course may replace writing exam	Discusses possible changes in the writing requirements of the general education program.
4	What's Up	Activities and meetings; Cinema UNI will show "My Brilliant Career."
4	Atwood writes no 'trivial trash'	Author Margaret Atwood speaks at the Iowa Student as Critic Conference; photo.
5	Peace days next week	List scheduled events for the World Peace Days.
5	Reading workshop today	Drs. Harlan and Ruth Hansen will speak at the UNI Conference on Beginning Reading.
5	Public invited to be audience	KWWL will use a live audience in their broadcast of a town meeting on AIDS.
6	Senate supports financial aid amendment	UNISA Senate decides against supporting a response to the terrorist acts that have been directed towards Americans traveling in Europe.
7	English offers options	English majors Jennifer Thomas, Jeanne Fisher, and Teresa Forbes give a seminar at the Iowa Student as Critic Conference.
8	Grad student receives $10,000	Darrell Durvenga brings the Iowa Scottish Rite Doctoral Fellowship program to UNI for the first time; photo.
9	Experts discuss driving	University holds Annual Safety Education Conference.
9	India non-aligned since Buddha	India's Consul General Peter Nazareth speaks on India's foreign policy; photo.
11	Wagon works in reality, fiction	Paul Sannerud talks about designing the set for "Mother Courage and her Children"; photo.
11	Special Olympics: athletes to take to the field	Nancy Pittman talks about the upcoming Special Olympics.
11	Problem of missing children profiled in awareness week	American Marketing Association will sponsor activities.
12	Concert highlights young musicians	Martha Holvik talks about the upcoming Suzuki Strings concert; program began in 1976.
12	Third show in four months pushes students to work hard	Fashion Merchandising Club will put on show at College Square Mall.
13	Enterprising students turn hobby into a business	Students will open Northern Lights Bookstore at 917 W. 23rd Street.
13	Art faculty exhibition	Beth Lee looks at display; photo.
14	Faculty artwork displayed in gallery	Work of 19 faculty on display.
15	Golf, track teams have weekend meets	Men's golf will host invitational; women's golf will go to Missouri; men's track will go to Kansas Relays; women's track will to LaCrosse.
15	Swim team changing coaches	Jim Hall will replace Susan Stodghill; photo.
15	Women suffer second loss to Iowa State, 7-2
15	Women split twinbill with Iowa Wednesday	UNI wins, 4-2, and loses, 3-1.
15	Mayden signs Des Moines prep	Nicki Rohde will play at UNI.
16	Recruits excel in classroom	Norm Bogvnia, Steve Schmelzer, and Mike Brandmeyer will play baseball at UNI.
16	Netters brave wet and cold, drop Luther, 6-2	Will next take part in Western Illinois Quadrangular.