Northern Iowan — September 16, 1994

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Page	Title	Summary
1	Letting the sun shine in	Guests enjoy newly-renovated space in Commons.
1	Price Lab School to rebuild gymnasium	Groundbreaking ceremony for fieldhouse replacement; project should take a year; photo.
1	Ex-NISG Senator Mescher sparks controversy as new PR director	Mark Mescher appointed Public Relations director despite opposition; constitutional amendment dealing with contingency funding discussed.
2	UNI enrollment drops	Enrollment drops from fall 1993 total of 12,717 to fall 1994 total of 12,572; all categories of new enrollments rise.
2	Professional Women's Development Series	Continuing Education offers seminar on women working with women.
3	New academic and administrative heads take over	Profiles of Sandra Alper, new head of Department of Special Education; Barbara Hetrick, new head of Department of Biology; and Lewis Harden, new head of Student Health Center.
3	Institute for Decision Making gets national recognition	Staff wins several awards.
5	Wesley Foundation	Will go to Hartman Reserve.
5	Lutheran Campus Minstry and Lutheran Student Center	Activities planned.
5	Lux Service Medallions	To be awarded.
5	Phi Beta Sigma fraternity	Sponsoring a canned good drive
5	PBL	Will meet.
5	Department of Earth Science	Will be open for visits during Homecoming.
5	Donald O. Rod Library	Will change computer password.
5	Foreign language classes	Classes in Russian, Chinese, Spanish, and German will be held for faculty and staff.
5	"Groovin '70s Style" UNI 1994 Homecoming Committee	Theme chosen.
5	Kappa Delta Pi	Will hold FALL BASH.
5	UNI Big Brothers/Big Sisters Club	Will meet.
5	Campus Bible Fellowship	Will meet.
6	Establish policy to make UNI campus even safer	Department of Public Safety should have standard procedure to deal with calls for assistance.
6	Branstad willing to try anything to win	Thinks Governor Branstad's campaign has gone too far in criticizing opponent Bonnie Campbell.
6	Students should eat in Library	Modest proposal to relieve overcrowding in Union.
7	Women's study program only creates hostility; women's issue classes serve feminist agenda of separatism	Believes women's studies is divisive in nature.
8	Vibrant colors and styles cross the ocean as African dress hits UNI	Fashion show of African clothing in Union; photo.
8	Egypt: a land of history and charm; Egyptian students from UNI share culture	Description of culture; photo.
9	Commons becomes uncommonly elegant	Photos of newly-remodeled Commons; photo.
10	Orchesis provides rare chance for students	Program, purposes, and schedule of performances; photo.
10	Classes for all ages held at Hearst Center	Schedule of fall classes.
10	UNI graduates sing with Municipal Band	Stephanie Althof and Clark Duhrkopf will sing at band concert.
11	New disc from Gurus--just don't 'Crank' it up	Review of recording of Hoodoo Gurus' "Crank".
12	'Trial By Jury' guilty of failing to live up to standards of top-notch courtroom saga	Review of movie "Trial by Jury".
13	Golf stunned in Ames	Men's team finishes last of eight teams at Ames; photo.
13	'94 linksters beat heat to finish 12th	Women's team finishes twelfth of seventeen teams at Normal; great improvement over last year.
13	First meet breeds confidence; women's tennis loses matches, but . . . .	Results of meet in Kirksville; team finishes third in triangular; photo.
14	Lack of practice impedes success	Softball team wins two of five games in tournament; photo.
14	'Bear Week' for Panthers; preparing for home opener signals . . . .	Preparing for Southwest Missouri.
15	Untitled	Volleyball team gets a save; photo.
15	Panther of the Week	Receiver Dedric Ward is featured; photo.
15	Panther upset no reason for 'Clones to back out	Critical of Iowa State intention not to renew football series with UNI.