Northern Iowan — May 8, 1987

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Just ducky . . . .	Prexy's Pond, which will be removed later in the year to make room for the new Business Building; photo.
1	Bookstore proposal in conference; could become law shortly	Bill has both houses of the General Assembly; administrators consider options.
1	Baty admired by colleagues; praised as 'one in a million'	Profile of Jackson Baty; photo.
2	Many helpful sources appreciated	Thanks students, staff, and others for helping provide information for news stories during the past school year.
2	Not convinced pornography has direct relationship to violence	Feels pornography does not cultivate violent attitudes toward women.
2	The Allnighter's Club	President Curris reflects upon the year's accomplishments at UNI.
3	Phone interview resulted in "Iowan" article errors	A professor corrects misquotes in a recently printed article on evolution and creationism.
3	UNI needs learning specialist	Feels learning disabled students do not have enough resources on campus.
4	Retiring prof thanked	Expresses appreciation to retiring faculty advisor Dr. Jackson Baty.
4	Thanks to supporters	Thanks students and others for making Handicapped Awareness Week 1987 a success.
4	Draftings thanks UNISA for student fee funding	Thanks students for financial support for the recent volume of "Draftings In."
4	Wants to know what Baker was talking about	Asks for clarification of a recently written letter by area resident Gerald Baker.
5	Professional sequence increases from 23 hours to 32 hours long	Faculty Senate passes proposal; some faculty express concern at length of program.
5	UNI considers switching to extended ed. Program	Dean Carver talks about a program that would be five years long and lead to a master's degree.
6	Committee to research funding change for "NI"	Attempting to work around building problems with NI funding through UNISA.
7	What's Up	Meetings and activities.
7	Student liquor use regulated	Need to obtain permit for parties at which there will be more than one keg of beer.
8	First issue of "dead letter' published; English Club withdraws sponsorship	Apparent dispute between the English Club and those working on the magazine leads to severing of relations.
8	Hoopla	Students play basketball behind Noehren and Shull; photo.
9	Library receives collection of Romanian publications	Marcel Pop-Cornis donates 300 books to Library.
10	Attention!	The Panther Battalion Color Guard stands at attention at the Annual Spring Awards Ceremony; photo.
10	UNI students march in D. C. peace protest	Larry Orr talks about the experience.
14	Errant pencils make grading tests a tougher job for ACS	Jim Wolf talks about test scoring services; photo.
14	Pieper, Saville to receive Lux	Profiles of Kevin Saville and Mary Pieper.
14	Staff for summer orientation chosen	List of students selected for orientation; a look at their duties.
15	NI Movie Review	Recommends some movies for readers to watch during summer break.
16	UNI Folk Dancers to represent America	Don Allen looks at what the Folk Dancers may be doing on the trip; photo.
17	Theatre UNI will be busy this summer	Old Creamery Theatre will produce three plays.
17	Exposition features industrial technology students work	A look at the program of the 26th annual Industrial Education Exposition.
18	Disease symptoms are given	Symptoms of chlamydia; tips on avoiding it.
18	Taking it easy . . . .	A senior takes advantage of fair weather and watches the baseball game behind the Dome; photo.
20	1987 Panthers in pictures	A collection of photos from UNI's spring sports; photo.
21	Panthers take Iowa to extra-innings twice doubleheader split Tuesday	UNI's baseball season finished with a 26-21 record, tying the school's record for most games won in a season; photo..
22	Mudra inks 14th juco player; wrestler signs	UNI's coaches have signed more players for the upcoming year.
22	Fosbinder no-hits Indiana State in Panthers 1-0 tournament win	UNI entered the Gateway Conference tournament with a 7-11 record.
23	Iowa track meet next for women	UNI's women will probably finish their season with this Hawkeye Outdoor Open.