King--Otis J. [Classes of 1979 and 1983]

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1 The faculty adopts a constitution
A Century of Leadership and Service 2:0, p.415 		Detailed account of the negotiations among faculty, administration, and the Regents over the proposed faculty constitution; photo.
2 'Men's Day column inane, juvenile, pointless'
Northern Iowan 76:49, p.2 		Men's Day material is offensive and therefore needed a written comment.
3 Disagree with NI review of "Friendly Fire"
Northern Iowan 75:52, p.2 		UNI student believes that a review of the TV movie "Friendly Fire", a story about the Vietnam war, was wrong.
4 IaPIRG: administration fixing check-off system
Northern Iowan 75:46, p.1 		Allegations that negative check-off cards will not be included in registration packets.
5 Herrick resigns after arrest
Northern Iowan 75:44, p.1 		UNISA uncertain of how to select a new president.
6 Senator apologizes to Kamerick
Northern Iowan 75:39, p.3 		O. J. King takes back allegations relating to President Kamerick's integrity.
7 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.
8 Scandal in UNISA: dishonesty, unethical behavior
Northern Iowan 75:27, p.3 		Former UNISA president cites instances which he believes call for investigation.
9 UNISA still debating funding for SIIF
Northern Iowan 75:6, p.1 		Considering making contributions mandatory.
10 Education chronicle features UNI lobbyists
Northern Iowan 74:55, p.12 		Text of article from Chronicle of Higher Education.
11 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.
12 Iowan presents Ninny awards
Northern Iowan 73:56, p.2 		The Northern Iowan's Ninny Awards.
13 Salaries: accusations, answers
Northern Iowan 73:54, p.2 		States that the Northern Iowan editorial which called for no increase in the wages of UNISA members contained many mistakes; in fact, the UNISA proposal is proper relative to the salaries of other student organizations.
14 Student coalition to lobby for three Regents schools
Northern Iowan 73:33, p.1 		Iowa Regents Universities Student Coalition formed.
15 UNISA prexy involves new students
UNI Century 4:4, p.1 		Ann Brenden outlines goals for her administration; photo.
16 In consideration of 24-hour visitation
UNI Century 4:3, p.2 		After extended debate, limited 24-hour visitation is adopted in Dancer and Rider Halls; photo.
17 NI-nny award announced; competition stiff
Northern Iowan 72:56, p.2 		The Northern Iowan staff awards the NI-nny "awards."
18 O. J. King recognized
Northern Iowan 72:56, p.2 		Several UNISA members recognize O. J. King's work during the 1975-76 school year.
19 Adm. resistance on rental referral; good student support shown
Northern Iowan 72:55, p.1 		UNISA and ISPIRG want to put together a rental referral office; administration believes that the university should not be involved in off-campus housing.
20 Can rental referral work?
Northern Iowan 72:55, p.2 		Hopes that employment questions can be settled so that system can be fully implemented.
21 Senate considers requests
Northern Iowan 72:47, p.1 		Hears requests from International Students Association, Tae Kwon-Do Club, and others.
22 King requests review
Northern Iowan 72:46, p.1 		O. J. King asks Regents to review 24-hour visitation decision.
23 Administrative Council reaches compromise
Northern Iowan 72:44, p.1 		On 18-7 vote, Council will allow one men's and one women's hall to have 24-hour visitation.
24 Brenden wins Senate race
Northern Iowan 72:43, p.1 		Ann Brenden defeats Craig Bushby and Lynn Johnson, 781-278-136; other UNISA vote tallies.
25 This train's got the disappearin' publication blues
Northern Iowan 72:43, p.2 		Nearing the end for O. J. King and the Northern Iowan staff.
26 UNISA considers lawsuit
Northern Iowan 72:40, p.1 		O. J. King believes students were denied due process in 24-hour visitation matter.
27 No action taken on 24-hour visitation
Northern Iowan 72:38, p.1 		Debate centers on whether or not to allow O. J. King to substitute a motion placed by Vice President Hansmeier; photo.
28 Crawford disagrees
Northern Iowan 72:28, p.2 		Elinor Crawford finds no violation of Title IX in the women's intercollegiate athletics; attempts to refute O. J. King's assertions.
29 Sidewalk project rejected; King bid fails
Northern Iowan 72:26, p.6 		Sidewalk to College Square voted down in Cedar Falls Council meeting; King recounts 1973 death of student along University Avenue.
30 Women's athletics violates Title IX; King notes discrimination
Northern Iowan 72:25, p.1 		UNISA President O. J. King announced there may be possible Title IX violations within the athletic program, including the areas of scholarships, supplies and equipment, travel, housing, and publicity.
31 Questions NI quality
Northern Iowan 72:24, p.2 		Northern Iowan reporting comes under scrutiny.
32 Innuendo technique is "slander"
Northern Iowan 72:23, p.2 		Professor Morgan does not believe horror stories about collective bargaining.
33 Klinge straightens Senate misconceptions
Northern Iowan 72:23, p.2 		Paul Klinge argues that UNISA and O. J. King have accomplished many tasks.
34 NSA conference intelligent method
Northern Iowan 72:22, p.2 		The Northern Iowan staff recognizes the benefits of the National Student Association conference being held.
35 Presidential statement; on collective bargaining confab
Northern Iowan 72:22, p.3 		O.J. King urges students to participate actively in collective bargaining discussion.
36 Welcome to my Module
Northern Iowan 72:22, p.3 		Steven Maravetz comments on current UNI happenings.
37 Question King's campaign platform
Northern Iowan 72:21, p.2 		Mike Hawker points out O. J. King's election platform; wonders if anything at all has been accomplished.
38 Welcome to my Module
Northern Iowan 72:20, p.3 		Steven Maravetz satirizes current UNI events.
39 Special Events Council formed
Northern Iowan 72:19, p.8 		UNISA group will coordinate and implement campus special events.
40 Credit/No credit--issues
Northern Iowan 72:18, p.1 		Background and faculty and student opinions on the matter.
41 Problems are not Iowan's alone
Northern Iowan 72:18, p.2 		Students question the effectiveness of the moratorium.
42 Welcome to my module
Northern Iowan 72:18, p.3 		Steven Maravetz pokes fun at the recent happenings involving O. J. King.
43 United we stand
Northern Iowan 72:17, p.3 		Jack Nelson urges the university to unite.
44 Classes near normal; speakout successful; over thousand gather in Union
Northern Iowan 72:16, p.1 		Class attendance about normal; students and a few faculty speak and listen at speakout; consider pass/fail option, Dome, and residence hall problems; photo.
45 Guhin concerned with current campus problems
Northern Iowan 72:16, p.2 		Former student Dan Guhin expresses concern for faculty and student relations; believes there may be channels in place that are not being used.
46 Iowan criticized
Northern Iowan 72:16, p.2 		O. J. King blames the Northern Iowan for their lack of coverage and student input for the faculty's decision to eliminate the pass/fail option for general education; NI responds.
47 Call for moratorium
Northern Iowan 72:14, p.1 		UNISA and RHA call for moratorium on October 22 to show dissatisfaction with campus decision-making processes.
48 Credit/no credit abolished
Northern Iowan 72:12, p.1 		Faculty Senate votes to eliminate the Pass/Fail option for general education courses.
49 Bothered by campus attitude
Northern Iowan 72:11, p.2 		Believes recent events have shown that the university does not place a high priority on serving students.
50 O. J. explains his reasons for running
Northern Iowan 72:11, p.3 		O. J. King believes he will be an advocate for students on the Cedar Falls City Council.
51 King announces council candidacy
Northern Iowan 72:9, p.5 		Will run for Cedar Falls councilman in Ward 2; photo.
52 Senate discusses minority problems; Crews on community relations
Northern Iowan 72:7, p.1 		Mayor Crews and Dennis Jensen meet with UNISA to consider town-gown relations.
53 Student aid bill upheld
Northern Iowan 72:4, p.1 		O. J. King urges Representative Grassley to override veto of education bill.
54 O .J. relates fantasy
Northern Iowan 72:2, p.2 		Urges students to take a part in important activities this year.
55 King to NSA Congress
Northern Iowan 71:62, p.3 		O. J. King will attend National Student Association meeting.
56 The sound of on hand clapping
Northern Iowan 71:62, p.2 		Believes individuals can make a difference in policymaking.
57 Veto override urged; Letter to Grassley
Northern Iowan 71:62, p.1 		O. J. King urges override of President's veto of energy conservation measure.
58 Campaign promises--what are the results?
Northern Iowan 71:56, p.2 		Believes O. J. King has not delivered on his promises.
59 Controversies headline front page to year's end
Northern Iowan 71:56, p.16 		Paul Kilmer challenges ticket policy; O. J. King promotes confidence vote on Vice President Hansmeier; petition urges naming of Dome for President Nixon; photo.
60 Senate in action
Northern Iowan 71:53, p.4 		O. J. King urges revision of Dome board make-up.
61 Untitled
Northern Iowan 71:52, p.2 		O. J. King asks students to write letters to General Assembly about faculty salaries.
62 Faculty to appear before legislature
Northern Iowan 71:50, p.1 		Representative O'Halloran calls for hearing about salary issues.
63 ISPIRG--the whole story
Northern Iowan 71:50, p.2 		Believes student opinion nearly completely ignored in ISPIRG decision.
64 Regents gives ISPIRG negative check-off
Northern Iowan 71:49, p.1 		Will allow negative check-off at UNI but not at Iowa.
65 King gives thanks, congratulations to helpers and winners
Northern Iowan 71:41, p.3
66 O. J. King wins UNISA presidency
Northern Iowan 71:41, p.1 		King defeats Pritchard, 915-529; photo.
67 Candidates debate; parties square off
Northern Iowan 71:40, p.1 		Thirty attend debate between O. J. King and Alex Pritchard; photo.
68 Letters pro, con Pritchard, King, Campanile
Northern Iowan 71:40, p.3 		O. J. King responds to charges that he is a grandstander and that he has been unable to take a position and stay with it.
69 Presidential candidates discuss the issues
Northern Iowan 71:40, p.5 		Alex Pritchard and O. J. King respond to questions about positions.
70 Tower of Power battle rages on
Northern Iowan 71:40, p.2 		Believes Campanile is the answer.
71 Untitled
Northern Iowan 71:40, p.3 		Believes charges against O. J. King are untrue.
72 Hennessy supports King
Northern Iowan 71:39, p.2 		In upcoming Senate election.
73 Only one choice
Northern Iowan 71:39, p.3 		Does not believe other candidates are appropriate; supports Coalition for Responsible Action party.
74 King announces on Common Sense Party
Northern Iowan 71:38, p.1 		O. J. King outlines positions.
75 Students vote "no confidence"
Northern Iowan 71:35, p.1 		Vote is 1427-200 against Vice President Hansmeier; students and Vice President Hansmeier react; photo.
76 King explains bill's allegations
Northern Iowan 71:34, p.3 		O. J. King elaborates on his allegations.
77 Hansmeier referendum is explained
Northern Iowan 71:33, p.1 		O. J. King explains his intentions for the referendum; cites reasons for bringing the resolution forward; photo.
78 The library features experience in comfort
Northern Iowan 71:30, p.4 		Donald Rod describes the services and facilities of the Library after the completion of Unit II; cost was $4.5 million; capacity of 700,000 volumes; photo.
79 Considers Hansmeier resignation; UNISA debates VP office
Northern Iowan 71:25, p.1 		O. J. King submits bill disapproving of work of Vice President Hansmeier.
80 Students are "monkeys in a cage"
Northern Iowan 71:8, p.2 		Believes many more students need to become involved in important issues.