UNI Century — June 1, 1973
| Page | Title | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | New semester plan may be one year away | Faculty and students react to plan to end fall semester before Christmas; have three week interim; and end spring semester in mid-May. |
| 1 | Snow belts environmental talks | Heavy snow causes problems for conference; description of sessions and speakers; Paolo Soleri, Leonard Crow-Dog, and Joseph Meeker speak. |
| 1 | 1400 graduate | Hold four separate commencement ceremonies; photo. |
| 2 | Students rate Bunker tops over many public figures; who's more famous? | Television character correctly identified most often in library science classes. |
| 2 | Robert Giertz replaces Slife as president of UNI Foundation | Deere official elected president; T. Wayne Davis is vice president. |
| 3 | Dickinson royalty | 1973 Relays queen and court; photo. |
| 3 | Plans for UNI-Dome are unveiled | Plans revealed in April news conference; 70% of UNI-Dome money pledged; plans for raising more money; Phase II will include a fine arts auditorium; Phase III will involve additions to UNI's academic resources; photo. |
| 3 | Douglas: let people act on ecology | Justice William O. Douglas speaks on environment; photo. |
| 3 | UNI program draws praise | American Association of Teachers of German praise both teaching techniques and cultural emphasis. |
| 4 | Careers at UNI--jobs awaiting the Class of '73 | College-by-college look at job prospects; photo. |
| 6 | Coed housing extended a year | Experiment in Dancer Hall will continue. |
| 6 | New student leaders | New officers of student government; photo. |
| 6 | Of note | James Storey selected to serves social work task force. |
| 6 | Of note | Professor George Poage and G. Michael Conlee elected to national UN board. |
| 6 | EOP seeks to mold reality and ideal | Detailed outline of programs, services, and goals of EOP; photo. |
| 7 | Room, board payment eased | Bills may be paid in four payments. |
| 7 | A new KHKE--100,000 watts | $130,000 grant will allow KHKE to boost power by end of year from 5500 to 100,000 watts. |
| 7 | Students tour capital | Thirteen students and faculty visit Washington, D.C., on trip sponsored by Department of Political Science; photo. |
| 7 | O. R. Latham's grandson was P.O.W. | James D. Latham, missing in action over North Viet Nam, released by North Vietnamese on March 28. |
| 8 | Three records smashed; Roloff voted field's best | Results of 1973 Dickinson Relays; photo. |
| 8 | Berry to lead UNI's cagers | Jim Berry will succeed Zeke Hogeland; brief biographical sketch of Berry; photo. |
| 8 | Panthers sweep three NCC crowns | Spring season wrap-ups. |
| 8 | McCoy drafted by Supersonics | Sixth round choice of Seattle; photo. |