UNI Century — January 1, 1974

Page	Title	Summary
1	C. B. McDonald gives $50,000	UNI alumnus makes donation to UNI-Dome fund.
1	Semester will begin, end earlier next fall	Fall classes will begin in late August and end before Christmas; spring classes will begin in mid-January and end in mid-May.
1	Single star guides Santa	Single light will decorate Christmas tree near Union this year in effort to conserve energy.
1	New industrial arts building plans unveiled	$1.3 million building will provide 50,000 square feet of space; to be built south of University Avenue; photo.
2	New Phoenix Theater springs to life	Former Waterloo church will house new theater project; receives $50,000 federal grant; photo.
2	Nancy Price published	Publishes new novel, "A Natural Death".
2	Heating reduced, lighting is cut	Temperature reduced to 68 degrees in 80% of buildings; lighting reduced in library.
2	Iowans rate taxes top concern	Professor Vajpeyi discusses results of study comparing Iowa and India.
2	Friends of KHKE-FM organize	Volunteer group forms to promote station and raise funds.
3	Goal in sight	$900,000 needed to begin construction on UNI-Dome; hope to break ground this spring; photo.
3	Bright future for grad students	95% of UNI students earning graduate degrees between 1969-1972 found jobs.
3	Students, parents can vacation in Spain	Union sponsors trip during spring break.
3	Finals earn a passing grade	Faculty Senate considers EPC study of final examinations; will continue policy of allowing faculty to make their own decision on administering examinations.
3	Hanson named new department head	Donald L. Hanson named head of Department of School Administration and Personnel Services; will succeed Professor Wray Silvey, who died September 2, 1973; brief biographical sketch; photo.
4	Phase I; Environmental Research Center	Description of facilities in new $650,000 building; plans for further development of building; photo.
5	Phase II; new Education Center	Phase II completes Education Center; description of new facilities; photo.
6	April move set for UNI-CUE	Will move to former food store; outline of plans for new facilities and services.
6	Stock boosts value of Baty memorial	Mrs. E. N. Baty donates gift valued at $6,600 for EOP programs.
6	The talking faces of Terry Vik	UNI student Terry Vik teaches other students about mime; photo.
7	Bogota exchange pact reached	Agreement of UNI with Universidad Pedagogica Nacional extended five years; brief history and description of program; photo.
7	Hockey comes natural to coed	Diane Braun plays in field hockey national competition in Boston.
7	Marketing professor pens consumer column	Professor Denton writes syndicated column available nationally.
7	Part-time fees cut up to 25%; basic rate unchanged	Tuition schedule.
7	More evening classes set	Classes shifted or added to evening to meet needs of part-time students.
8	Rich Twedt: racing to four All-America berths	Profile of cross country runner Rich Twedt; photo.
8	New coach, cagers gain momentum	Team improving.
8	Bright spots lift gridders	Finish 1973 season at 5-5.
8	Woodley is All-American pick	Free safety Mike Woodley is Small College All-American.