Northern Iowan — September 22, 1989

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Board of Regents hears students	Student governments and USI speak to Regents about increased tuition and mandatory health fee.
1	Looks like we might have to operate	Kristen Sievers donates blood; photo.
1	New escort service proposed	Noehren Hall residents talk about providing service on weekends.
2	S.O.B. appropriate acronym	Believes Business Building is ugly.
2	Keep an eye on the communists	Analyzes current political situation.
2	NI praised for coverage	Impressed with recent issues.
2	Professor refutes Holloway's arguments	Professor Roberts presents his point of view on the 1960s and on Mr. Holloway's perceptions.
2	NI sports praised, corrected	Appreciates coverage of rugby.
3	The Insanity Parade	Finds that sidewalks do not take him where he wants to go.
4	Students find jobs at recruiting fair held in the UNI-Dome	120 employers will be represented.
5	Southern colleges recruit more in North	Professor Fryman talks about his research relating to where African-American students go to college.
6	UNI Democrats	Will hold Friday Afternoon Club at Pour Richard's.
6	St. Stephen Catholic Student Center	Will hold reception for students and parents.
6	Lutheran Student Center	Will hold open house for parents; will visit Cattle Congress.
6	Bill introduced to change UNISA bookstore committee	Move would make committee ad hoc rather than standing.
7	Join them now or work for them later	Students talk about the Entrepreneurship Club; membership now about sixty; description of programs.
8	Health Center	Will sponsor eating disorder support group.
8	Baptist Student Union	Meets every Thursday; upcoming topics of discussion.
8	Tomahawk	Will meet.
8	Leestamper named new VP	Robert Leestamper is acting assistant for international affairs; short profile.
9	Debate tourney begins today	Seventy-two teams from forty colleges are expected.
11	Songs from the Campanile: making music is labor of love	Profile of carillonneur Bob Byrnes; photo.
11	Tips for Parents Weekend: students prepare for visitors	Humorous tips on impressing parents when they come for a visit.
11	Former minister creates pottery	Richard Lehman talks about his art.
13	Get Funky!!	Offers dinner to winners of UNI trivia contest.
14	Ethics course being offered at UNI	Professor Clohesy talks about his ethics course.
15	Profile: Reginald Green; Advisor enjoys computers, sports	Profile of UNI academic advisor Reginald Green.
17	Speakers scheduled for Hispanic Heritage Month	Rusty Barcelo and Mike Daniels will speak.
18	UNI faces first-time challenge tomorrow	UNI's football team defeated Kansas State last weekend and will play Fort Hays State this Saturday; photo.
18	Two weekend matches split by tennis team	UNI's women tennis players were defeated by St. Ambrose, 8-1, and swept Grandview, 9-0, at home; photo.
18	Volleyball squad faces competitive weekend	UNI's volleyball team defeated St. Ambrose in three straight games on Tuesday; photo.
20	Panther photo survey	Football players talk about their dream play; photo.
21	Panther of the Week	Profile of UNI's senior linebacker Bryce Paup; photo.
21	Panthers participate in weekend tourney	UNI's softball team defeated Western Illinois, 2-0, and lost to St. Xavier, 7-6, this weekend.
22	Women place in top 12 at Midwest meet	UNI's women's cross country runners placed in the top twelve out of twenty-six teams in the Midwest Collegiate Meet.
23	UNI runners compete at Illinois State	UNI's men cross country runners will run against Illinois State, Iowa, and Western Illinois this weekend in Illinois.