Northern Iowan — March 8, 1988

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Former UNI professor dies after long illness	Wayne P. Truesdell died February 28, 1988; profile of his achievements.
1	UNI professors urge majors in sciences	Enrollment has declined in sciences and industrial technology; professors see considerable opportunity in the fields.
1	The baseball bog . . . .	Players look at the wet field; photo.
1	Operation HELLP to aid police	Cedar Falls police attempting to decrease alcohol sales to minors.
2	Senate members must be academically responsible	Supports minimum GPA for those involved in student government.
2	The Human Element	A look at the Presidential primaries.
2	Razing decision not hasty	Leland Thomson says that shutting down the old boiler was necessary.
2	Lobby Day set for tomorrow	Wants students to lobby for the passage of a bill that would allow a student on the Board of Regents.
2	Heat of political race brings out immaturity	Believes recent letter was unwarranted.
3	Rial thanks supporters
3	Student government serves real purpose	Thanks those who ran for office.
3	Blake should receive thanks for bookstore	Believes critics should appreciate Blake's hard work.
3	Students must work with new president	Did not like negative campaigning.
4	Writing Competency Exam help sessions available	Will help students prepare for the exam.
4	UNI accounting students help area residents with taxes	Will assist students, the elderly, and low income people.
6	Nominations being accepted for prestigious alumni award	Elly Leslie talks about the Alumni Association awards.
6	Library to install new color copier	Doug Hieber talks about the new copier.
7	What's Up	Meetings and activities.
7	New public policy master's program being developed	Dean Deegan talks about the development and purposes of the new degree; may be offered in 1989.
8	The same old grind	Mike Tovar works on Health Center.
9	Soccer it to 'em..	Dawn Davis and Mary Hansen get ready for a soccer game; photo.
10	Initiative: student creates, teaches his own class	Tim Mousel teaches martial arts class.
10	No soft serve ice cream in residents' near future	Official cites high costs of rental or purchase and higher priorities.
10	Two birds with one stone	Craig Sunken composes music while doing his laundry; photo.
11	Dorm Life--But Not as We Know It	A look at the restrooms.
12	This week in UNI history
13	Many roles, expectations contribute to teacher stress	Charles Dedrick, Donna Raschke, and Richard Hawkes talk about the difficulties that teachers experience.
16	Nurse honored as 1988 American Cancer Society's 'favorite Panther'	Nick Nurse won the American Cancer Society's Favorite Panther award for 1988; photo.
16	Panthers send 7 to Nationals in Ames; UNI wins third consecutive regional title	UNI won their third straight West Regional championship; photo.
16	Tennis team faces fierce opponents over weekend	UNI competed in the Blue Devil Invitational last Friday and Saturday.
17	Swimmers finish strong in weekend competition	UNI men's team competed in the Midwest Independent Tournament from Thursday, March 3, to Saturday, March 5.
17	Plans for golf course demolition, Highway 58 relocation continue	UNI's golf course will be demolished to make room for Highway 58.
18	Roberts ends UNI basketball career as school's all-time scoring leader	UNI women's team ended their season; senior Diane Roberts ends her career at UNI as all-time scoring leader.
19	Scheduling large school opponents becoming trademark for UNI school	UNI has begun to schedule games against higher division schools.
19	Untitled	A play at first base; photo.