Northern Iowan — April 17, 1987

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Harl defines farm troubles	Neil Harl speaks on farm crisis; photo.
1	Student bookstore closer to reality	Michelle Wubben and Carl Blake talk about the prospects for a bookstore; would prefer Union location; administrators offer reactions to ideas.
2	Kwitchersnivlin'
2	Hockey team benefits area	Feels Waterloo should renew its lease on McElroy Auditorium and keep its hockey teams.
2	Sati no longer practiced, outlawed in India today	Criticizes Professor Reineke's lecture "Religion and Feminism: Friends or Foes?".
3	Afghan representatives tell of Soviet invasions, cruelties	Afghanis give viewpoint on situation in their country.
3	CLEP examinations retain approval from department	Students will continue to be able to get use CLEP to get credit for foreign languages.
4	UNI sticks with number system for course ID's	Faculty Senate approves maintaining course numbering system; accept general education report calling for improved staffing and changes in numbering for interdisciplinary courses.
5	What's Up	Meetings and activities.
7	Amish conference to solve mysteries	Aurelia Klink talks about the upcoming conference; about 400 expected to attend.
7	Change of acting plans was Enterprise's gain	Lengthy excerpts from speech by Star Trek's James Doohan; photo.
8	Banquet honors top seniors	Omicron Delta Kappa honors senior leaders with banquet; first such event since 1973.
9	Feature Notes . . . .	Brief schedule of Greek Week.
10	Boyd stars in Panthers' two-hour scrimmage	Carl Boyd and Errol Peebles played exceptionally well in the football scrimmage.
10	Sackett's save in nightcap keys Panthers to sweep over Luther	UNI defeated Luther, 2-1 and 6-3; photo.
10	Men netters win 9-0	Men's tennis won against Coe College, and is next up against Grinnell.
10	UNI looking to qualify for Drake: Runners at Kansas Relays	UNI's men will be entered in four events, and the women will be involved in one.
11	Briggs, Mayden ink two recruits	Coaches have signed a basketball player and a wrestler to letters of intent.
12	UNI student athletes given league awards	Ten UNI women student-athletes were named recipients of the Gateway Conference President's All-Academic Award; list of those honored..
12	Annual health run April 26	Area runners are allowed to register for the "5K Run for the Health of It."