UNI Century — June 1, 1983

Page	Title	Summary
1	Six candidates interview to succeed Kamerick	List of candidates; list of search committee members; search committee criteria.
1	Parents, UNI work for student safety	UNIPA committee and campus security officials consult with one another.
2	Student as Critic honors writing excellence	250 students visit campus for conference.
2	Getting fit on the trail	New 1.2 mile fitness trail available near UNI-Dome; photo.
3	Free workshop aids job hunters	Eighty attend evening workshop.
3	Blacks & Women in the Media speak out	Review of speakers' messages during Black Heritage Week; speakers included William Raspberry, Lee Thornton, and Carl Rowan; photo.
3	Robley Wilson	Will receive Guggenheim Fellowship.
3	Ervin A. Dennis	Named teacher-educator of the year.
3	Presidential Scholars	First seven scholars named.
3	Mary Lou McGrew	Wins intellectual freedom award.
3	Mary Louise Peterson and Leland Sage	Receive honorary degrees.
4	Another side of life at UNI	Daily activities of handicapped students; photo.
5	Programs, services create better campus for disabled	Survey of efforts made on campus to accommodate handicapped students.
6	Students say UNI campus most accessible	Students offer reactions to services available to them.
6	Personal attendants--helping disabled students lead full lives	Outline of duties of personal attendants; photo.
7	Alumni, Foundation news	Alumni Association selling souvenirs; criteria established for Dennis Jensen scholarship.
8	UNI delegates visit China	Ten UNI representatives visit five teachers colleges in China.
8	NAR wins again	Wins fiction award.
8	Social work students donate time locally	Students donate 16,000 hours in 1982.
8	Sports information	Outline of duties of sports information personnel; photo.