Northern Iowan — April 28, 1992

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Something is very wrong here . . . .	Demonstration of lab safety; photo.
1	Censorship forum tonight: 'Sports Junkies' provides example	Conflicting views over show: censorship vs. lack of professionalism.
1	American Association of University Women: UNI professor receives award	Professor Evelyn Wood honored; profile.
1	Children's author praises educators	Stephen Kellogg speaks at beginning reading conference.
2	Hunter definition goes beyond one who kills	Believes letter writer does not know the facts about hunting.
2	Responses to Jackson's letter demonstrates "poor approach to the problem of racism"
2	"Finals week--you can survive"	Offers strategies for examinations.
3	Support proposed human rights policy	Seeks support of including sexual orientation to non-discrimination policy.
3	Students should write to Congress; Find out facts on hunting	Points out ways in which hunters have helped wildlife populations to grow.
3	Hunters "pleasantly amused" by Vaughn's letter	Points out rules which control hunting.
3	Oakleaf "dazzles" readers with reviews	Appreciates reviews.
4	Dr. Shott offends listeners on both sides of creation issue	Points out shortcomings of both participants in recent debate.
4	Female student calls Nissen's thoughts on rape "asinine"	Believes comments had no basis in law.
4	Hunter responds to issues in Vaughn's letter about hunting
4	Kurtzleben defends himself	Counters recent letter.
4	Student ashamed to be part of UNI community	Acquaintance from Brazil has had difficulty finding friends here.
4	Student activity fees did not fund Smeal	Thanks those who funded speaker.
5	B. A. in social work receives accreditation	Professor Keefe offers reactions.
6	Africa Peace Committee visits UNI campus	Will offer information about South Africa.
6	Campaign 1992; What should we ask?
8	The struggle from socialism to capitalism: Post-U.S.S.R economic intrigues UNI student	Profile of economics student Charles Hawkins.
9	Alpha Delta Pi adopts Total Membership Education Program: Sorority eliminates pledgeship	National organization undergoes major reforms.
9	Business executive addresses campus	Lee Johnson will speak; photo.
10	Jazz scholarship benefit concert Thursday
11	Bell-bottoms and butterfly collars the latest fashions once again	Some students are interested in the fashions of the 1960s and 1970s; photo.
11	Retired business exec resides in Dancer Hall and helps career services	Erle Johnson is consulting on the improvement of services; photo.
11	Because of MRS . . . chivalry is not dead at UNI	Groups re-enacts history.
12	Volunteers and animals bring joy to many: Residents look forward to every visit by P.E.T.P.A.L.S.	Pet therapy is used in local nursing home and care facilities; photo.
14	Music Review	Review of albums by Kevin Hart and Shawn McGovern, Reality Unknown, and Wartoad.
15	Conversation Partners improves many students' culture	UNI students paired with CIEP students.
16	Candidates named for athletic director	Eight applicants are identified as possible candidates for athletic director.
16	Panthers gain first Gateway wins	Panther softball team was 3-1 over the weekend with doubleheaders against Bradley and Western Illinois; photo.
16	Where's my receiver???	Quarterback scrambles; photo.
17	UNI men's track team has 'bittersweet' weekend at Drake Relays	Men's track team performed well but had some disappointing losses at Drake Relays.
17	Women turn in Gateway leading performances	UNI's women's track team did well in the Drake Relays and prepares for outdoor Gateway Conference championships.
18	Warner QBs White to spring victory	Kurt Warner led the White team to victory in this year's spring scrimmage on Friday night; photo.
19	Panther tennis teams wrap up spring season: Women beat Eiu for ninth-place finish	UNI's women's tennis team finished ninth in the Gateway Conference tournament after defeating EIU.
19	Panther tennis teams wrap up spring season: Men end first MVC tournament in ninth	Men's tennis team placed ninth at the Missouri Valley Conference tennis tournament last weekend.
20	Unforced errors give Bluejays sweep over Panthers	UNI's baseball team lost three games to the nineteenth ranked Creighton team.
21	Panthers place 14th in rain-shortened Drake tournament; Rain dampens golfers' enthusiasm	UNI's golf team finished fourteenth out of twenty-five in the Drake Relays Golf Tournament; photo.
22	UNI may lose Oct. 10 football opponent	Western Kentucky football team decided not to join the Gateway Conference and will not play UNI.