Northern Iowan — March 14, 1989

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Enrollment cap may be lifted	Rick Stinchfield says that there will probably be money to hire more faculty, so the university can enroll more students.
1	Spring cleaning	Dean Blake cleans up the Delta Chi front yard.
1	Board of Regents to get new members	Governor Branstad will appoint four new members.
1	Presidential election voided	New election to be held; only Doc Grauberger's name will be printed on ballot; UNISA approves establishment of election ethics committee.
2	Hoing criticized for "blind judgement"	Believes that opposition to affirmative action is not necessarily racist thinking.
2	Wilde Ideas	Offers to run for UNISA president in wake of recent controversy.
2	Curran says commission deliberated several hours	Claims that commission gave each complaint a thorough and unbiased look.
2	Graduate student sees parking survey as a farce	Believes faculty should park far from campus and students should park close to campus.
3	Put green into education	Offers directions for writing to General Assembly about education funding.
3	Ashamed of UNISA	Students do not like what they saw at a recent UNISA meeting.
3	Grapplers deserve coverage	Points out errors in recent coverage; believes achievements deserve more coverage.
3	Revolutionary ideas	Calls for dissolution of UNISA.
3	What does UNISA do?	Not even sure about what UNISA stands for.
3	Athletes shower & crawl on the coach	Ironic comments on work of athletes.
4	Worst injustice of them all	Defends affirmative action.
4	6% biodegradable, 94% pollution	Does not believe that "starch-based" bags go very far in the direction of recycling.
4	Commission's accusations	UNISA Election Commission attempts to put its views on record.
5	What's Up	Meetings and activities.
5	FADS program offers aid to needy business students	Crissie Frye talks about the program.
6	Smoke out activities planned	Alpha Xi Delta outlines anti-smoking program.
7	Credit cards easily obtained by students
7	New accounting head considered	Profile of Gerald Smith.
8	Spring fever	Students enjoy the sun; photo.
10	Spring Break around the corner . . . Tips offered for fun break	Travel tips.
10	Many activities planned: courtesy of Budweiser	Anheuser-Busch plans series of events in spring vacation areas.
10	Package deal helps students take a break	A look at spring break package deals.
10	Disney World offers students lower rates
11	Maze challenges breakers
11	Photo survey	Students tell their dreams and their plans for spring break; photo.
11	Staying in Cedar Falls can still be a fun break	Tips on having fun locally.
12	UNI students tutor juvenile delinquents	Duties of a tutor outlined.
12	SAEs host annual egg hunt	David Douglas talks about the event that SAE has hosted for eight years.
13	KCRS selected to vote for MTV music awards
14	Air bands to rock in Aud	Plans for the contest.
15	More can be found in library than just books	A look at the services and collections of the University Archives and Special Collections of the library.
15	Five Minute Dilemma	A look at skateboarding.
17	Konigsmark predicts correctly: women win first outdoor meet of year	UNI's women's tennis team defeated Graceland, 9-0, and Nebraska-Wesleyan, 6-3; photo.
17	Injuries cited as reason for disappointing year	UNI's women's basketball team finished the season with a 7-18 mark because of injuries; photo.
17	Hockey club looks hopeful	Hockey could join league next fall.
18	Go in!	Cheerleaders at a basketball game; photo.
19	Sport gives health benefits, not competition for Klatt	Profile of UNI Intramural Director Tim Klatt; photo.
20	Long trip for fourth title	Lenny McAbee won the annual Spirit of Sport All-Nighter's pizza eating contest.