Public Relations News Release — September 19, 1980

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1 Debates broadcast Debates between John Culver and Charles Grassley and also Lynn Cutler and Cooper Evans will be broadcast live by KUNI.
1 Senate explores SIIF A recommendation to look at the handling of the Student Interest Investment Foundation was one of the items covered at the meeting of the UNI Student Association.
1 Fun Day! Tim McCarron gets his daughter, Tricia, a balloon at Funion '80; photo.
1 Old Gold to be improved Several changes in this year's yearbook will be made.
1 Rumors dispelled by business head Robert Waller explained recent changes in the School of Business during the School's first annual convocation.
1 Regents approve new major, negotiating team, other UNI business The Board of Regents approve the major in Therapeutic Recreation, and several other appointees.
1 Computer education expert to speak at math conference at UNI David H. Ahl will be the keynote speaker for the 19th annual Mathematics Conference. He will discuss software and its recent developments in education.
1 UNI physics labs resemble science fiction scene The Department of Physics labs receive new equipment to help study fiber optics.
1 UNI physics lab resemble science fiction scene The Department of Physics labs receive new equipment to help study fiber optics.
1 UNI physics labs resemble science fiction scene The Department of Physics labs receive new equipment to help study fiber optics. Tim Ray is shown working with a laser light pulse.
1 UNI fall enrollment up over 6 percent UNI has largest enrollment yet with 11,020 students. An increase in the students form last academic year by 638.
2 'ERA backer not anti-Christian' States that ERA supporters are not atheists or communists as some people were told at an anti-ERA meeting.
2 Untitled Depicts a person applying for manager of Jimmy Carter's campaign.
2 'A meal should be pleasant, not a hassle' Feels the management and administration at Redeker Dining Center is to blame for the poor food service.
2 Suggests research of remarks Responds to Ms. Gannon's previous letter.
2 Salute USA! Congratulations and welcome to the University Student Alumni (USA), a new group on campus.
2 'Short people' accounted for Responds to Pat Cannon's September 16 article on the Contemporary American Drawings exhibit.
2 Anderson is an alternative, not a threat Presidential third candidate John Anderson represents choice and the will of the people.
2 "Girl watching" healthy Does not like the sarcastic letter that made light of Ms. Koloc's objection regarding the photo of a group of men supposedly looking at women..
3 Don't 'space' this off The Science Building Observatory will be open Wednesday and Thursday nights for public sky viewing.
3 RHA court begins proceedings Students can be charged with offenses from four categories.
4 What's up Meetings and activities; fall workshops for liberal arts students.
4 French Club Will learn about French sign language.
4 Reorganized Conservation Club Will meet.
4 Sky diving Don Briggs will present Museum program.
4 Prof up in 'arms' over govt. lies Alvin Sunseri will lecture on the arms race and show a film on it, every hour on the hour for six hours to show his discouragement at the way that arms are being handled in the presidential elections.
5 Check it out, instead Lockers in the library are now checked out for three weeks at a time.
5 Prof encouraged by England visit Because of his trip to a different country where he learned about cultural differences, Roger Betts believes he will be a better professor to international students..
5 'It's better than p-b sandwiches' Meal contracts have been sold to 387 off-campus students.
6 It's a golden opportunity Campus Gold provides an opportunity for both men and women to work with local scout groups.
6 Panther pep solicited An all-campus picnic and pep rally was held before last week's football game.
7 Veteran Briesath is a pool of diverse talents Jerry Briesath, a professional pool player, came to campus to display his talent and to give pool players some tips; photo.
8 Soccer anyone? Two UNI club members; photo.
11 Turn Table Discusses the new albums of Poco and Kerry Livgren.
11 'Dr. Fu Manchu' is a plot against viewer Review of the movie Dr. Fu Manchu.
12 Up the Creek Quick and easy cooking tips for the outdoors.
12 Eats Review of the Candy Kitchen.
12 Who is going to kiss Kate? List of cast and chorus members have been named for the next production.
12 The sky's the limit An actual sky dive at the museum's parking lot will culminate a program on sky diving.
12 Hometown artist does what he likes first Dale Barth was honored at a reception held for his current art exhibit at the Union; photo.
13 Grad flutist will perform A flute recital will be performed by Deanna Kaenzig.
13 Pianist to perform in Russell Hall David Burge will present a piano recital.
13 In style Jonie Atkins models during the Funion style show Wednesday; photo.
13 Group counseling positions open Openings are still available for the two personal effectiveness groups.
14 Combos jazz up Union A series of jazz concerts will be presented by the UNI School of Music jazz combos.
14 Sunny Side Up goes over easy Review of the band Sunny Side Up.
15 Overtime Former Iowa Hawkeye Ronnie Lester starts his Chicago Bulls career. Kenny McNeail played in UNI's football game Saturday despite being hurt in the previous outing.
15 Soccer club wins two UNI gained two wins over the weekend beating the Cedar Falls soccer club, 3-1, on Saturday and Iowa, 5-0, on Sunday.
15 Field hockey in Dome UNI plays Graceland in the Dome on Saturday.
15 Women's tennis defeats Loras UNI defeated Loras, 8-0, Tuesday; photo.
16 Olympian visits UNI 1972 Olympic gold medallist wrestler Ben Peterson will speak Thursday in the Science Building; photo.
16 UNI hosts golf classic UNI placed second in the Wisconsin-Eau Claire Invitational last weekend with a total of 784.
16 Spikers defeat Iowa UNI defeated Iowa, 15-13, 10-15, 15-11, and 16-15, Tuesday in the West Gym.