Computers

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	Title	Date	Summary
601	New library director ready to inform students Morse--Julie A. (Class of 1988) Northern Iowan 83:19, p.12	10/31/1986	Profile of Barbara Jones; outline of her plans for the library; photo.
602	Student loans delayed Saucer--Caroline Northern Iowan 83:3, p.1	9/5/1986	Yancy Beavers talks about the new procedures and eligibility.
603	UNI-developed software used in research plans Johnson--Diana (Student--1986) Northern Iowan 82:59, p.1	6/27/1986	Professors Beykirch and Smaldino will use sign language software developed by Professor Honary.
604	After Dark program saves students time Buchan--Denise Northern Iowan 82:55, p.15	5/2/1986	Stan Lyle talks about the After Dark online searching service in the Library.
605	Budget cuts hit word processing Bingham--Elizabeth (Class of 1915) Northern Iowan 82:48, p.1	4/8/1986	Professor Albert Gilgen feels that the loss of the word processing center would lessen the productivity of professors on campus; center will probably be continued for one more year to help those whose work is tied up in the Lexitron system.
606	New computer doesn't open doors Eller--Donnelle Louise (Class of 1986) Northern Iowan 82:48, p.5	4/8/1986	UNI purchased a computer from Iowa State University in February for $360,000; installed at UNI February 15; Dale Hilliard talks about its capabilities.
607	Smith to discuss privacy rights Northern Iowan 82:48, p.5	4/8/1986	Journalist Robert Ellis Smith will give a speech discussing the danger that computers can pose to a person's privacy.
608	Journalist Robert Ellis Smith to speak on 'Privacy and Computers' at UNI April 9 Public Relations News Release 1986:336, p.1	4/1/1986	Robert Smith is one of the nation's foremost authorities on the dangers of computers and has been called the "Paul Revere of the Information Age;" he is both a journalist and an attorney; he publishes a monthly journal called "Privacy Journal".
609	Fee to fund computers Wise--Rebecca Northern Iowan 82:45, p.7	3/28/1986	Academic Computing Services hopes to use student computer fee to set up student computer lab, upgrade the current central computer system, and use computers to aid in teacher education programs.
610	Computer fee will provide more opportunities Northern Iowa Today 14:2, p.7	3/1/1986	$20 per semester fee will begin in Fall 1986.
611	Computer policy needed Eller--Donnelle Louise (Class of 1986) Northern Iowan 82:39, p.3	2/28/1986	Union committee says UNISA needs use policy for computers before they can be made available to student organizations.
612	Cabinet considers computer purchase Eller--Donnelle Louise (Class of 1986) Northern Iowan 82:33, p.1	2/7/1986	University considering purchasing new mainframe.
613	Computer fee justified Harken--Traci J. (Student--1985-1986) Northern Iowan 82:32, p.1	2/4/1986	University begins to plan for the use of the computer fee.
614	Student opinion questionnaire--computer facilities at UNI Northern Iowan 82:30, p.12	1/28/1986	Text of student survey of computer facilities.
615	New computers enhance UNISA productivity Morse--Julie A. (Class of 1988) Northern Iowan 82:29, p.1	1/24/1986	Mike Hager maintains that the new computers make work more efficient; photo.
616	Regents approve computer fee, enrollment cap concept Morse--Julie A. (Class of 1988) Northern Iowan 82:28, p.3	1/21/1986	$20 per semester fee approved; gives permission to UNI to consider enrollment cap; ElVon Warner to be acting dean of School of Business; David Walker to be acting head of History; approve tuition rates.
617	More computer experience in UNI's revamped administrative management program Public Relations News Release 1986:188, p.1	12/20/1985	Professors are seeing that office workers need to be able to use technology in their daily lives so the program tries to incorporate more computer work, it also requires a writing course.
618	Senate to buy computers Skinner--Gwynne Northern Iowan 82:25, p.7	12/6/1985	Also asks RHA about last spring's election procedures.
619	UNISA considers purchase Skinner--Gwynne Northern Iowan 82:22, p.1	11/19/1985	Mike Hager talks about the needs and uses for a computer system in the student organization area.
620	Computer fee proposal outlined Skinner--Gwynne Northern Iowan 82:21, p.1	11/15/1985	Fee of $40 per year would bring in over $400,000; half would be used to establish a large general purpose lab; a quarter would be used to improve the Harris computer; and a quarter would be used for an education computer lab; students ask for guarantees.
621	Purchase considered Skinner--Gwynne Northern Iowan 82:21, p.5	11/15/1985	UNISA considers purchasing computer equipment; opposed Governor Branstad's higher education budget; asks for guarantees on spending of proposed student computer fee.
622	Computers' role in manufacturing: seminar to be held Friday Simon--Jeff Northern Iowan 82:16, p.8	10/29/1985	Seminar will look at computers in manufacturing processes.
623	Master's offered in computer applications in education Gevock--Angie Northern Iowan 82:15, p.9	10/25/1985	John Wedman talks about the new course of study.
624	Computer-assisted instruction implemented in School of Music Meier--Jackie Northern Iowan 82:14, p.8	10/22/1985	Lathon Jernigan comments at length on the benefits of computer-assisted instruction.
625	Computerized accounting class to be offered Naftzger--Julie Northern Iowan 82:14, p.9	10/22/1985	Ron Abraham talks about a new course in computerized accounting systems.
626	Regents defer action on student fee Olson--Lynn Northern Iowan 82:14, p.1	10/22/1985	Will be considered at next meeting.
627	Curris proposes $20 per semester fee Aspelmeier--Carla Northern Iowan 82:13, p.1	10/15/1985	The president will make the proposal to the Regents; student leaders object.
628	UNISA Senate opposes special fee Skinner--Gwynne Northern Iowan 82:12, p.9	10/11/1985	Passes resolution against imposition of computer fee.
629	Master's in computer education offered Dunn--Daniel D. Danny (Class of 1985) Northern Iowan 82:9, p.4	10/1/1985	David Duncan and Whitfield East talk about the purposes of and need for the new degree.
630	Waiting for a computer? Kraft--Julie Ann Northern Iowan 81:49, p.3	4/12/1985	Speaks about the difficulties of having only 30 computers for 600 students; also does not like department's grading scales.
631	Untitled Reese--Gregory B. (Classes of 1989 and 2002) Northern Iowan 81:41, p.6	3/8/1985	Brian Walters, Paul Moore, Tom Gorton, and Steve Anyell work with Mind Probe computer; photo.
632	UNI to have Computer Science masters Northern Iowan 81:37, p.6	2/22/1985	Will offer master's degree in computer science education.
633	Computer recruitment has a long way to go Egger--Paul Northern Iowan 81:24, p.14	12/4/1984	Jim Handorf speaks at length about the uses of computers in recruiting workers.
634	New computer class offered McDowell--Lori Northern Iowan 81:19, p.6	11/9/1984	A new course is being offered to acquaint communicative disorders students with software and microcomputers.
635	Computer crimes cause concern Guetzko--Beth Northern Iowan 81:14, p.1	10/23/1984	David Duncan considers the potential for computer crime
636	Computerized food service Aspelmeier--Carla Northern Iowan 81:13, p.9	10/16/1984	Kent Ruby talks about the changes in food service computer programming.
637	Department helps student/computer relations Egger--Paul Northern Iowan 81:11, p.11	10/9/1984	Department of Business Education and Administrative Management becomes Department of Information Management; Linda Gammill talks about the curriculum.
638	Debuggers assist frustrated programmers Hanig--Thomas J. (Class of 1985) Northern Iowan 81:6, p.9	9/21/1984	ACS formerly provided computer help but shortage of funds ended the program; Math and Computer Science Department now offers service.
639	Computer programs go national Northern Iowan 81:2, p.8	9/7/1984	Don Wiederanders talks about the products of the Microcomputer Curriculum Project.
640	UNI's budding Silicon Street Alumnus 68:2, p.13	7/1/1984	Mathematics Learning Center develops software; photo.
641	UNI receives computer programming contract UNI Century 12:3, p.5	6/1/1984	Burroughs awards School of Business $417,000.
642	Computer theft investigation continues Barnes--David T. (Class of 1984) Northern Iowan 80:56, p.8	5/1/1984	Rollin Evers believes that case may be resolved soon.
643	UNI awarded first grant in Burroughs research program Nesheim--Barb Northern Iowan 80:48, p.1	4/3/1984	School of Business will receive $500,000 worth of Burroughs computer equipment; Dean Waller says that the school will develop programs to apply Interpretive Structural Management to Burroughs computers.
644	Stolen equipment recovered Ketels--Denton Northern Iowan 80:47, p.1	3/30/1984	Equipment recovered from series of recent thefts, mostly from the College of Natural Sciences; thieves may have had keys.
645	Gilchrist space revisions underway Eggers--Carolyn Northern Iowan 80:43, p.1	3/9/1984	Leland Thomson talks about the renovations that will affect the Scheduling Office, the Registrar, and the President's Office.
646	Computer telecourse offered Northern Iowan 80:38, p.6	2/21/1984	Telecourse will offer introduction to computers.
647	Computer Aids Health and Counseling Centers are improving services Clayton--Lisa Northern Iowan 80:36, p.3	2/14/1984	Larry Routh talks about the benefits of the new computer.
648	Computers introduced Northern Iowan 80:32, p.4	1/31/1984	35 IMB PCs installed in Blanford Computer Center.
649	Library considering computers Northern Iowan 80:29, p.8	1/20/1984	Mr. Rod talks at length about the prospects for computers in libraries and especially about sharing resources with the University of Iowa and Iowa State University.
650	Library computers mean less search, more research Alumnus 67:4, p.20	1/1/1984	Library offers several kinds of on-line searching

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