Northern Iowan — January 27, 1989

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Faculty approves dead week proposal	No final comprehensive examination should be given within last two weeks of class, though unit tests and papers may be assigned to be due during that period.
1	Studying again	Two students at work; photo.
1	Work study offered as an alternative to loans	Roland Carrillo talks about the advantages of work-study.
2	All Else Aside	Talks about experience of giving blood.
2	Physical plant praised	Appreciates clearing of snow from walks.
3	Date rape seminar planned	Teleconference will be available on campus.
4	What's Up	Meetings and activities.
4	Construction major builds opportunity	Students and faculty talk about the benefits of the program.
4	Library enforces rules	Library will attempt to keep food and drink out of the building.
4	Perkins announces run for presidency	John Perkins will seek UNISA office.
6	Lots made safer by telephones	Telephones have been installed in several parking lots on campus.
6	Keeping up	Student reads the Northern Iowan.
8	Classroom furniture aged by vandalism	UNI spends a lot of money replacing furniture.
8	Fitness is the fad of the future	Tom Davis talks about the benefits of keeping fit and the best ways to go about it.
8	Miller combines music with comedy	Jim Miller appeared recently in the Union.
9	Untitled	Review of movie "Rain Man" with Dustin Hoffman.
11	Voice disorders not always obvious	Carlin Hageman talks about common voice problems.
13	UNI makes Valpo latest victim, travels to Illinois-Chicago next	Team has beaten one opponent and is ready for the next; photo.
13	Swimmers 'sweep' ahead of last season; Hall not surprised	Both teams won over Wisconsin-Stout in a home dual; photo.
14	'True' freshman leads squad	Dale Turner gets the starting point guard position; photo.
15	Untitled	Cheerleaders perform centipede; photo.