Northern Iowan — October 31, 1986

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Donation seekers spur suspicions	Men went from door to door seeking donations for a children's home.
1	Campus landscaping	Students walk past some new trees near Berg's corner; photo.
1	General education to impact staffing distribution	Faculty and administrators speculate on ways to meet increased or shifted instructional needs.
2	Election ad questioned	Criticizes a recent ad, and feels that a recent campus mock election was fair.
2	McIntee supported	Feels John McIntee should be elected to Congress over his opponent David Nagle.
2	Freedom fighters 'kill with U.S. tax dollars'	Feels David Nagle, who is opposed to the Contras, should be elected to Congress instead of John McIntee.
2	Roehrick supported	Exhorts students to vote John Roehrick into the U. S. Senate.
2	Junkins' bond plan defended	Feels Lowell Junkins should replace Terry Branstad as Iowa governor.
2	Kwitchersnivlin'	Students try on costumes for Halloween night.
3	General education evaluation outlined	Feels that the new general education proposal is unacceptable.
3	Iowa agriculture needs Junkins	Feels that if Lowell Junkins is not elected to be Iowa's next governor, Iowa farms will be doomed.
3	Compromise needed	Professor Crownfield looks at the program and favors the new general education proposal.
4	Course needed in G.E.	Urges inclusion of course in world religions.
4	Critical letters answered	Professor Thakur defends his remarks relating to religions of the world.
5	Grassley says budget dilemma is result of moral irresponsibility	Excerpts from remarks by Senator Grassley; photo.
6	Trees planted as part of campus landscaping plan	Trees planted near Berg's corner and Visitor Center.
6	Senate approves general education policies	Approve administrative procedures including articulation with holders of the A. A. degree.
7	Senior class gift	Will vote at registration time.
7	Radell sisters' 1980 contribution used to end 13-year Dome debt	Foundation uses Radell gift to make last payment on bonds; Foundation also elected directors and governors.
7	Spring schedule available
8	What's Up	Meetings and activities.
9	Election results	Terry Branstad, Charles Grassley, and John McIntee are winners.
9	UNISA surveys campus for unlighted areas; expresses opposition to U. S. Contra aid	Believes students have concern for safety.
12	Guide helps students to survive college	Mary Pieper talks about the Student's Survival Guide.
12	Causes of stress are pinpointed	Ann Vernon talks about ways of dealing with stress.
12	New library director ready to inform students	Profile of Barbara Jones; outline of her plans for the library; photo.
13	UNIPA officers named for 1986	Marvel and Bob Mayberry are co-presidents; list of other officers.
14	Try-outs for UNI Cheerleaders	Schedule.
14	"Color of Money" a good sequel	A review of the movie "The Color of Money."
15	Notice	Judo Club accepting new members.
15	Families focus of workshop	Mary Franken will lead workshop.
15	Faculty/student dining program now available	Students may invite a faculty member for a meal.
16	Road test for Panthers tomorrow	UNI will take on the Montana State Bobcats in hopes of a spot in the playoffs; photo.
16	Hoop squads continue to prepare for season openers	Four players are out with injuries; photo.
16	Runners hope to regain AMCU-8 title tomorrow	Last year the Panthers placed second.
17	Becker making big impact	A profile of freshman volleyball player Bobbi Becker; photo.
18	Spikers return to face two Gateway foes	UNI will take on Wichita State, followed by Missouri State and Iowa.
18	UNI's 'Superhammer' leads by example	A profile of senior football player Mike Farley; photo.
19	Gateway meet tomorrow for women runners	Championships will be held in Springfield, Missouri.