UNI Century — December 1, 1983

Page	Title	Summary
1	Stinchfield plans for UNI's future	Richard Stinchfield is new Director of Planning and Policy Management; organizes committee (SCUP) to gather information about UNI; outlines aims; biographical sketch; photo.
1	Search for new vice president nearing end	Continue search for successor to Vice President Stansbury.
1	Regents approve tuition increase	Undergraduate resident tuition will rise from $1050 to $1184.
2	Fall events attract crowds	Scenes from Homecoming and Parents Weekend; photo.
3	New majors approved	Regents approve majors in family services, natural interpretation, and counseling.
3	Alumni award winners named	Short biographical sketches of winners; photo.
4	Coping with cutbacks	Effects of 1983 reversion of funds to state.
4	I want to be thin	UNI student dies of anorexia nervosa; accounts of other students who have similar problems.
5	Candidates named for athletic director vacancy	Five candidates named from field of forty-nine.
6	Lott retires	Professor Fred Lott retires after thirty-five years of service to UNI.
6	Robert F. Gish	Invited to seminar of Southwest ethnic minorities under NEH grant.
6	John R. Cole	Gave presentations at national conferences.
6	ROTC scholarships awarded	List of students who received awards.
6	Shortened art gallery season	CAC construction affects program.
6	Albert R. Gilgen	Presents papers in Austria and Ecuador.
6	Nancy Price Thompson	Winner of short story competition.
6	Jo Siddens	Prints will be displayed in Brazil.
6	Joseph M. Ruffo	Print on exhibit in New York City.
6	Charles M. Adelman	Receives grant to publish findings of excavation in Crete.
6	Glenn Hansen	Elected treasurer of regional continuing education group.
6	Keith Anderson	Promoted to major.
6	Eight departments undergo comprehensive review	Parts of Division of Student Services scheduled for review.
6	Record fall enrollment	Fall 1983 enrollment is 11,204.
6	Earth science scholarship established	To honor memory of Charles J. Hearst, who died in 1980.
6	16 year reign ends	Professor Robert Hanson steps down as executive director of Iowa Academy of Sciences.
6	McCollum resigns	Dean McCollum resigns after fifteen years as Dean of CNS.
7	National band competition revived	To be held for first time in forty-three years.
7	USAA begins cake delivery	Will deliver birthday cakes.
8	Wrestlers shoot for top four	Season preview; photo.
8	Basketball team faces tough opponents	Season preview.