Northern Iowan — October 3, 1986

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Electives proposal spurs controversy	Faculty are divided in opinion on recent action that dropped a required 18 hours of electives.
1	New computer lab offers word processing classes	Will offer training on new software loaded on computers in computer lab in Library.
1	Steady please	A student donates blood at the Red Cross Blood Drive; 229 units collected; photo.
2	Kwitchersnivlin'	A person appeals to a computer hacker in an attempt to escape military recruitment.
2	Whim	The columnist reviews the movie "Head."
2	MET Transit responds	Defends the MET bus drivers.
2	Cap hurts 'non-traditionals'	Expresses concern with the enrollment cap.
2	The Allnighter's Club	Shows tubas enjoying playing at a football game.
3	Fault found with Junkins	Criticizes candidate Lowell Junkins.
4	Government role to help people	Excerpts from remarks by Joan Lipsky; photo.
4	Calendar coordination not likely	UNI calendar faces requirements that the other Regents institutions do not face; UNI semesters should include 75 class days.
5	Away we go . . .	An area resident rides a unicycle in the Homecoming parade; photo.
6	What's Up	Meetings and activities.
6	Current drop/add policy favored	EPC considering policy.
9	UNI leads the field in interactive video	Bill Callahan talks about the development of interactive instructional videos.
9	These Boys are definitely Skitzo	Profile of the Skitzo Boys; photo.
9	Untitled	The Johnsons perform Sunday night in the Russell Hall Auditorium; photo.
10	Driving championships return to UNI	Students compete in driving course in Dome.
11	Escorts provide safety at night	Brief history and description of services provided by Shull Hall Escorts.
12	Office Supply not well known to students	Brief description of products and services; photo.
13	UNI plays Arkansas-Pine Bluff tomorrow	A near capacity crowd is expected.
13	Runners host Hawkeyes tomorrow on golf course	UNI took last weekend off for preparation.
13	Golf tourney begins today	Eight teams will compete.
13	Spikers up to 14-1 on season	UNI beat Winona State University Wednesday night.
14	Brothers form linebacking duo	Pat and Bobbie Williams are both UNI scholarship recipients; photo.
15	Women fall to Luther 6-3	Women's tennis is set to compete in the Wisconsin-LaCrosse Invitational; photo.
15	Men netters win two exhibitions	UNI beat Luther and Grandview.
16	Table tennis at UNI	Nissen Open Table Tennis Championships to be held in the West Gym.
16	Sunday is Hockey Night	Campus radio is planning to broadcast from an upcoming game.
16	Alumni baseball game	J. D. Anderson will coach the alumni team.