University of Northern Iowa - Old Gold Yearbook (Cedar Falls, IA)

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On the Prowl continued The United Students of Iowa—a group of students from Iowa State, the University of Iowa, and Northern Iowa—joined ef- forts in lobbying at the capitol against continually rising tuition and increasing cuts in financial aid. As technology continued to improve, Northern Iowa was not to be left behind. The addition of one computer lab in the Library and another in the Towers Com- plex put the new' $20 computer fee to use. A pilgrimmage to the UNI-Dome gives Northern iowa students a break from studies and a chance to view terrific athletics. Mike Rolf and loremy Phillips give thanks for being Panthers. H.CumbnUod D. Wafiwr D. Wagner Firing up the crowd is part of the job of the Pom-Pon squad Amy Laughter is the best medicine. Two members of the women's tennis Hansen Hashes an enthusiastic smile. team share a chuckle after a match. 8 Opraini

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Ol WagBcf Swinging into action arc Mary Beth Ascheman and Aaron Bicknese. The dancer were just part of a fun-filled Homecoming parade. Dedicated fans push Panther teams to victory. Todd Havel. Lance Clausen, and Russ Bossani enjoy some refreshments while cheering on the football team. On the Prowl continued “On the Prowl” describes perfectly many Northern Iowa students who were involved in campus, statewide, and national events. Throughout the year, students were involved with issues such as rising tuition, restrictions on financial aid, and national concerns including apartheid. K. Uobcagayer Opaeiag 7

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Dance, dance, dance. This is the purpose of Orchesis. Amos Hakanson takes a break from rehearsal. D- W »n»r