Vorman--Julie A. [Class of 1979]

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1 Anti-ROTC demonstration held Tues.; debate cancelled; rally attracts 40 students
Northern Iowan 75:53, p.8 		The anti-ROTC demonstration held Tuesday attracted forty students and two faculty members. The demonstration was led by former UNI student Doyle Crom; photo.
2 Anti-ROTC meet Kamerick
Northern Iowan 75:53, p.8 		Students opposed to the formation of ROTC met with President John J. Kamerick.
3 Title IX letter-writing campaign underway; needed to combat D. C. lobbying
Northern Iowan 75:51, p.1 		A campaign is currently underway to eliminate athletics from Title IX. Sandra Williamson urges people to write letters to Congress to prevent this from happening; photo.
4 UNI professor joins Reverend Jesse Jackson in "PUSH for Excellence"
Northern Iowan 75:51, p.16 		Professor Henry Parker is on leave from the university while working for the Reverend Jesse Jackson; photo.
5 And a new look . . . .
Northern Iowan 75:48, p.1 		The Northern Iowan is sporting some graphic design changes.
6 Third time a charm for UNISA elections?
Northern Iowan 75:48, p.16 		The UNISA presidential elections have been held three times this semester. A fifty percent margin is needed to decide the president.
7 Candidates debate ROTC, SIIF, and other student issues
Northern Iowan 75:47, p.12 		Candidates state views; photo.
8 Cromett: hold senate accountable by holding "gripe sessions"
Northern Iowan 75:47, p.12 		Todd Cromett states views; photo.
9 St. John lost seat as senator
Northern Iowan 75:47, p.1 		Jim St. John lost seat because of absenteeism.
10 1979-80 budget approved; UNISA allocates $115,000
Northern Iowan 75:46, p.3 		Budget request and allocation summary.
11 Archaeology prof files grievance; Schokkenbroek protests termination
Northern Iowan 75:46, p.1
12 Kleen: lack of issues to unite student body
Northern Iowan 75:46, p.12 		David Kleen states views; photo.
13 Mixdorf: advocates UNISA examination
Northern Iowan 75:46, p.12 		David Mixdorf states views; photo.
14 Business majors reassured by head of department
Northern Iowan 75:45, p.1 		Exceptionally high enrollments cause pressure on faculty.
15 Minimum grade requirements may ease business problems
Northern Iowan 75:45, p.6 		Proposal will go to Faculty Senate.
16 Morris: "will not serve if elected"
Northern Iowan 75:45, p.8 		David Morris states views; photo.
17 Caldwell: "We should air UNISA's problems"
Northern Iowan 75:44, p.12 		Roland Caldwell states views; photo.
18 Editor's duties outlined; more than just writing editorials
Northern Iowan 75:44, p.2 		Executive editor of the Northern Iowan explains her duties to the readers.
19 Extra $2500 granted; Leisure Services request more funding
Northern Iowan 75:44, p.6 		Professor Schwarzenbach makes his case.
20 Fenton: government lacks concern for campus
Northern Iowan 75:44, p.12 		Craig Fenton states views; photo.
21 Herrick resigns after arrest
Northern Iowan 75:44, p.1 		UNISA uncertain of how to select a new president.
22 Two students announce candidacy; third elections to be April 10; UNISA presidential race begins
Northern Iowan 75:44, p.12 		Roland Caldwell and Craig Fenton will run.
23 Budget recommendations being considered; UNISA to allocate $115,000; Leisure Services asks for $43,000
Northern Iowan 75:43, p.12 		Summary of budget requests.
24 ROTC unit at UNI under consideration; may begin fall, 1980
Northern Iowan 75:43, p.1 		Surveys of interest and curricular approval would be necessary; would initially be satellite of University of Iowa program.
25 Students continue efforts to retain professor; meet with V-P Martin today
Northern Iowan 75:42, p.1 		Continue protest of termination of Professor Schokkenbroek.
26 Students protest firing of archaeology prof; demonstration at V-P Martin's office
Northern Iowan 75:41, p.1 		Believe evaluation does not warrant termination.
27 Senator apologizes to Kamerick
Northern Iowan 75:39, p.3 		O. J. King takes back allegations relating to President Kamerick's integrity.
28 UNISA considers bill proposing a self-examination
Northern Iowan 75:39, p.1 		O. J. King proposes bill which could result in the dissolution of UNISA.
29 Dautremont wants changes, more entertainment and programming
Northern Iowan 75:37, p.7 		Paul Dautremont presents views.
30 IaPIRG funding through negative check-off system may be halted
Northern Iowan 75:37, p.9 		Similar collection system halted at ISU.
31 Student Association V-P charges lack of action
Northern Iowan 75:37, p.8 		Bruce Wedeking cites areas in which action is needed.
32 Two UNISA presidential candidates profiled; parietal rule, SIIF support, "quiet dorm", Herrick's issues
Northern Iowan 75:37, p.7 		Roger Herrick outlines his views.
33 Help us improve the Northern Iowan; send in your comments, criticism
Northern Iowan 75:30, p.3 		Executive editor of the Northern Iowan asks for more student input for the newspaper.
34 UF retained as union agent in decertification election; AFT vows to continue as the "loyal opposition"; UF calls vote a mandate to improve
Northern Iowan 75:29, p.1 		Faculty vote 282-191 to retain UF.
35 Faculty votes on union agent; results of decertification vote expected today
Northern Iowan 75:28, p.1 		UF needs to receive 50% of the vote.
36 AFT wins right to decertify election; obtained required number of signatures
Northern Iowan 75:24, p.1 		Election will be held in early 1979.
37 Letters, letters, letters: Why do you write them? Why do we print them?
Northern Iowan 75:23, p.3 		Executive editor Julie Vorman explains a little about letters to the Northern Iowan.
38 UF contract
Northern Iowan 75:23, p.9 		Excerpts from the contract proposal.
39 UNI prepares requests; regents meet November 16, 17
Northern Iowan 75:20, p.6 		Seeks to improve conditions of ceramics studios in Quonset huts and to make handicap accessibility modifications around campus.
40 After the vote: an analysis of the program; students, faculty, administrators give reactions
Northern Iowan 75:13, p.3 		Concerns for low voter turnout and little change from previous program.
41 General education passed; faculty approves proposal by 83 to 70 vote
Northern Iowan 75:13, p.1 		Results of five years of research and study; last minute amendments defeated.
42 Another look at the "Register" story
Northern Iowan 75:12, p.2 		Northern Iowan executive editor Julie Vorman examines an article about UNI that appeared in the Des Moines Register.
43 Some thoughts on 'newsworthiness'
Northern Iowan 75:7, p.3 		Northern Iowan Executive Editor Julie Vorman discusses the process used to decide what is newsworthy.
44 Jack Anderson revels 'news behind the headlines'
Northern Iowan 75:4, p.8
45 Survival guide
Northern Iowan 75:1, p.10 		Information given on scheduling, activities, organizations, services, buildings on campus and academic advising.
46 'Station' gets rolling
Northern Iowan 74:62, p.6 		Union Station opens for business; photo.
47 "Indians:" a classy whodunnit; Theatre UNI presents second play
Northern Iowan 74:62, p.4 		Review of play "Ten Little Indians"; photo.
48 Call of the wild lures UNI grad to Alaska
Northern Iowan 74:62, p.5 		Bonnie Bless talks about her experiences of teaching in Alaska; photo.
49 Kamerick relents; students happy; summer grads will get their day in the sun after all
Northern Iowan 74:62, p.1 		Ceremony will be held in Auditorium.
50 Commencement gets go-ahead from Kamerick; ceremony to be in Old Aud
Northern Iowan 74:61, p.1 		Students protest; plans for ceremony to be released soon
51 6,000 UNI students run, jump and throw
UNI Century 6:3, p.7 		Description of intramural program; photo.
52 Major Inflation; a problem for education majors?
Northern Iowan 74:55, p.6 		Detailed look at the difficulties faced by teacher education students as length of major courses of study grows.
53 New UNISA execs take office, make plans--Hesseltine, Davies, and Hippert begin as new v-p's
Northern Iowan 74:49, p.6 		They talk about their plans; photo.
54 Yearbook problems continue: student employee files lawsuit
Northern Iowan 74:49, p.1 		Employee claims she was not paid what had been agreed upon.
55 U.S. economic pressure can restore civil liberties
Northern Iowan 74:46, p.12 		Senator Clark talks about human rights in Africa.
56 Leaders criticize Elmer; lash out at 24-hr. decision
Northern Iowan 74:45, p.6 		Believe Mr. Elmer should have followed residents' wishes on matter.
57 1978 UNI yearbook fails: staff problems, photo problems, poor sales
Northern Iowan 74:44, p.8 		Pam Strong and Buck Whitver talk about the many problems.
58 Hagemann wins--Campbell loses contest for 24-hr. visitation
Northern Iowan 74:44, p.1 		Hagemann Hall gets 24-hour visitation because of its size and location.
59 Fraternity may close--trend in UNI's future?
Northern Iowan 74:43, p.1 		Sigma Tau Gamma withdraws from IFC; membership declining; will lose house; photo.
60 "Campaign letter" from RHA member criticized by leaders
Northern Iowan 74:41, p.1 		Bender Hall president urges residents not to vote for Roland Caldwell.
61 Extended hours for Campbell/Hagemann?
Northern Iowan 74:40, p.3 		A new proposal may bring extended visitation hours for Campbell and Hagemann Halls; results of recent voting.
62 Group support in election race
Northern Iowan 74:39, p.1 		Candidates for RHA, UPB, and UNISA offices voice support for one another.
63 Speaks Monday night
Northern Iowan 74:39, p.3 		Maynard Jackson, the mayor of Atlanta, will be speaking on the UNI campus in honor of Black History Week; other highlights include appearance by Maya Angelou; photo.
64 Friendship between women is portrayed in "Turning Point": NI movie review
Northern Iowan 74:38, p.3
65 United faculty votes to ratify salary agreement
Northern Iowan 74:38, p.4 		United Faculty and Board of Regents will vote on the ratification of the contract.
66 Buying cards here and can be picked up: Discounts available at businesses.
Northern Iowan 74:36, p.4 		The Student Buying Power Cards are available and being distributed by the UNISA members.
67 Investigation of book store underway
Northern Iowan 74:36, p.8 		University Book and Supply is under investigation by UNISA; comparing prices with those of other bookstores..
68 RHA revises its constitution: Students vote on ratifications Feb. 22
Northern Iowan 74:36, p.6 		Will add members to assembly.
69 Towers layering passes in re-vote: Proposal now goes to administration
Northern Iowan 74:35, p.1 		Dancer Hall students pass the second vote on coed housing in the Towers Complex; vote is 68% positive, with 66.7% required to pass.
70 Re-vote called for
Northern Iowan 74:34, p.1 		Bender vote is 88% in favor of layering; Dancer is 59% in favor, but two-thirds positive vote was needed.
71 RHA reaffirms its rejection of unification
Northern Iowan 74:34, p.1 		After questions about validity of recent meeting, RHA meets again in open session and re-affirms its vote against immediate merging with UNISA.
72 RHA rejects student unification plan: UNISA not pleased by decision
Northern Iowan 74:32, p.1 		The plan to unify student government was rejected Sunday night by the Residence Hall Association.
73 Student lobbyists work in UNI students' interests
Northern Iowan 74:30, p.7 		Students start lobbying for rights with the Board of Regents.
74 Fired Food Service employee files grievance
Northern Iowan 74:29, p.1 		Student employee fired because he would not buy a board contract.
75 Speech classes delayed 2 days for new building
Northern Iowan 74:29, p.5 		The first classes in the complex were cancelled this week due to unfinished work on the building; photo.
76 "Oh, God!"--one helluva movie
Northern Iowan 74:28, p.2
77 Are they a flawed instrument?
Northern Iowan 74:28, p.7 		Some believe that the forms are poorly printed and confusing.
78 Proposal to "layer" Towers being considered
Northern Iowan 74:27, p.1 		Considering plan to have alternate floors of men and women in Towers dorms.
79 Kentucky Fried Movie satiric but not successful
Northern Iowan 74:26, p.3 		Review of the movie.
80 Knights hold off roundballers
Northern Iowan 74:25, p.14 		The UNI women's basketball lost its first game this season to Wartburg, 47-44.
81 Regents present budget proposal for 1978-79
Northern Iowan 74:25, p.1 		Will include funds for Hudson Road overpass, upgrading of the School of Business, and enrollment growth.
82 Can you separate the myth from the man?
Northern Iowan 74:23, p.9 		Highlights of an interview with Hunter Thompson.
83 Kenny Loggins gives strong solo performance: NI concert review
Northern Iowan 74:22, p.3
84 Fewer teaching majors from UNI graduating
Northern Iowan 74:19, p.1 		in 1976-1977, non-teaching graduates outnumber teaching graduates for first time; trends in teaching vs. non-teaching graduates over last five years.
85 Sidewalks, parking, bike paths: issues discussed in forum
Northern Iowan 74:19, p.1 		Local mayoral candidates discussed questions from students and faculty; photo.
86 Dr. Hunter S. Thompson speaks here on Nov. 15: Noted gonzo journalist
Northern Iowan 74:18, p.1 		Profile of Hunter Thompson.
87 Faculty resumes negotiations
Northern Iowan 74:18, p.1 		David Crownfield and Larry Pope outline positions.
88 Individual Studies to offer seminars
Northern Iowan 74:18, p.4 		Brief descriptions of the seminars.
89 Small turn-out for discussion of Bottle Bill
Northern Iowan 74:17, p.9 		Two people show up for discussion.
90 Something for everyone planned for Parents' Weekend: Nov. 4, 5, 6
Northern Iowan 74:15, p.1 		Schedule of activities.
91 Programs planned for UNI parents
Northern Iowan 74:14, p.7 		Officials will travel to Davenport.
92 Protest rally at book store
Northern Iowan 74:14, p.1 		About two hundred students and several faculty protest UBS policies; march to store; photo.
93 Large classes, faculty/student alienation concern freshmen
Northern Iowan 74:13, p.1 		Jan Abel talks about the results of a survey of freshmen about their concerns with UNI.
94 Plan now for independent study next semester
Northern Iowan 74:13, p.11 		Professor Amend talks about the procedures and possibilities of independent study.
95 UNI students given registration leniency
Northern Iowan 74:13, p.7 		Slight changes in address will not interfere with voting.
96 Think--don't litter tomorrow
Northern Iowan 74:11, p.10 		Part of campaign to keep Hill clean.
97 Yes, students may vote in city election
Northern Iowan 74:11, p.12 		Low turnout for local elections, but students are eligible to vote.
98 Complaint filed against IGH
Northern Iowan 74:9, p.1 		ISPIRG files complaint against Iowa General Housing over filing of ownership changes.
99 Environment/consumer issues handled by IAPIRG
Northern Iowan 74:9, p.9 		Description of services available from ISPIRG.
100 Mayoral election
Northern Iowan 74:9, p.3 		Peg Anderson and Jon Crews conduct forum on energy conservation.