Peterson--Caitlin Anne (Student--2011)
Displaying 1 - 30 of 30 in reverse chronological order
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1 | Student voices: How do you feel about Valentine's Day? Northern Iowan 110:36, p.4 |
Several students respond to the question, "How do you feel about Valentine's Day?'. | |
2 | Read up and get educated about UNI Northern Iowan 110:24, p.4 |
The editorial staff of the Northern Iowan urge students to educate themselves on current events and legislation regarding UNI. By being active members of the UNI community students will be better able to voice their opinions. | |
3 | Student voices Northern Iowan 110:23, p.4 |
Students answer the question "How do you feel about seeing the 'Big Education, Small University' ads on the internet?" | |
4 | Professor brings history and literature to life Northern Iowan 110:22, p.4 |
Professor Bill Koch performed his, "Walt Whitman, Live!" for the 15th time. Koch's presentation portrays Walt Whitman's life through some of his most notable poetry. Many students attended the performance; photo. | |
5 | UNI couples sidestep curse Northern Iowan 110:14, p.4 |
On the night before the Homecoming game, hundreds of students surrounded the Campanile to participate in the tradition of Campaniling; photo. | |
6 | An 'apology' for the Liberal Arts Core Northern Iowan 110:13, p.4 |
Explains why the Liberal Arts Core is important. Tells where the term came from and why UNI is referred to as a "Liberal Arts School." | |
7 | Goodwin travels through history in UNI lecture Northern Iowan 110:12, p.4 |
UNI hosted Pulitzer prize-winning biographer Doris Kearns Goodwin. Goodwin does research on old presidents and is the author of "Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln". She spoke on differences in politics back then and today; photo. | |
8 | You're never too old to play outside Northern Iowan 110:12, p.3 |
The author recently went on a UNI Outdoors trip. He feels that it would be beneficial for students to spend time relaxing out in nature. College students have especially rigorous schedules and struggle to find time to relax and enjoy nature; photo. | |
9 | Religion becoming prevalent among young adults Northern Iowan 110:10, p.4 |
The young adults across America are identifying as "nones," meaning they are unaffiliated with any religion. The number of unaffiliated Americans has risen from five percent in the 1970s to eight percent in the last decade; photo. | |
10 | UNI professor researches effects of texting in class Northern Iowan 110:7, p.4 |
UNI professor Dennis Clayson, wrote an article based on his research regarding texting entitled "An Introduction to Multitasking and Texting: Prevalence and Impact on Grades and GPA in Marketing Classes." | |
11 | New city and new team for transfer student Northern Iowan 110:5, p.8 |
The author recently transferred to UNI from Texas, and admits that is was a bit of a culture shock. He thinks UNI is very welcoming and encourages students to always offer a helping hand to transfer students to help them to feel more at home; photo. | |
12 | It's the most wonderful time of life Northern Iowan 110:2, p.5 |
The author showcases many different ways to make the most of the college experience at each grade level. She stresses how important it is to get involved and to meet new people. | |
13 | Shop 'til you drop: new businesses pop up on College Hill and Main Street Northern Iowan 110:1, p.6 |
There are many new businesses on College Hill and on Main Street. The article gives a brief description of the new businesses and notes their hours; photo. | |
14 | UNI kicks off Welcome Week Northern Iowan 110:1, p.1 |
There are many activities planned for students to participate in this first week back. Some of these activities include a picnic, sand volleyball, and a Welcome Ball. There will also be various performances by student groups. | |
15 | Possible loan interest rate increase causes concern Northern Iowan 109:57, p.1 |
Interest rates on subsidized Stafford loans could double on July 1 if Congress cannot agree on a solution to stop the increase. The rates could go from 4.4 percent to 6.8 percent overnight. | |
16 | College Hill Arts Festival reaches 35th year at UNI Northern Iowan 109:56, p.1 |
About seventy-five artists displayed their work for people to view and purchase. Five corporate sponsors get together and award $500 cash. Three jurors judge the artists and pick five that are best in show; photo. | |
17 | Renovations planned for Maucker Union: Student Involvement Center, International Services to be updated Northern Iowan 109:55, p.1 |
Construction will soon start on the upper level of Maucker Union. The Student Involvement Center and International Services will face renovations. An LGBT and Military and Veterans Centers will be added. | |
18 | 12. Shows & tunes Northern Iowan 109:54, p. |
Encourages new students to get involved with theatre. Tells when auditions for different performances will be held. It also encourages students to get involved in band and choir. | |
19 | I swear a zombie ate my homework! Northern Iowan 109:18, p.6 |
Rod Library sponsors humans vs. zombies game; rules of the game. | |
20 | All the world's a stage Northern Iowan 108:54, p. |
Theatrical opportunities on campus explored; photo. | |
21 | UNI Museum building closing Northern Iowan 108:45, p.1 |
The artifacts, presently housed in the UNI Museum, will be dispersed across campus and the community after June 30. This will make it more difficult to see the collection in its entirety; photo. | |
22 | Print Services to close by June 30 Northern Iowan 108:42, p.1 |
Print Services is being used less and less. The machinery in use will soon need upgrading. $400,000 is the projected savings to the university with the closing; photo. | |
23 | Infinite access to UNI email now available Northern Iowan 108:27, p.1 |
Those who graduated in December 2010 or later will be allowed to keep their present university E-mail address. This is due to the lower cost of the new Gmail system. | |
24 | UNPLUGGED Northern Iowan 108:27, p.1 |
UNI Wi-Fi system is now complete in all residence halls, except Bartlett. Bartlett Hall is due for renovation. Student reaction is positive; photo. | |
25 | P-Cat dominates at national competition Northern Iowan 108:24, p.8 |
First place for robot performance, first place for graphic poster, the third place for fabrication were won during competition in Cleveland, Ohio. The robot had to collect and sort 36 multicolored ping-pong balls. | |
26 | Robots take over Cleveland Northern Iowan 108:22, p.9 |
UNI Robotics Team attends and competes in the 2011 Annual Association of Technology, Management and Applied Engineering Conference. Robot gathers ping pong balls, sorts by color, and distributes in five minutes; photo. | |
27 | The amazing challenge accepted Northern Iowan 108:12, p.6 |
Alpha Xi Delta sponsors "Day in the Park", featuring food, music, silent auction, and carnival games. Autism Speaks received the proceeds from the event. | |
28 | Chalk one up to the residence halls Northern Iowan 108:12, p.6 |
Five residence hall houses completed their chalk murals for Homecoming. Lily House, Jasmine House, and Galliano House received trophies. The event helped students meet others on their floor; photo. | |
29 | Kindergym tumbles back to UNI Northern Iowan 108:3, p.3 |
Students studying early childhood education; including physical education will be helping/observing during Kindergym. This program is for children ages 2-5 and is held on Saturday mornings from 9:00-9:50 for six consecutive weekends. | |
30 | 'Dancing With the Stars' may feature local band's music Northern Iowan 107:51, p.6 |
Two current students are members of the band, Followed by Ghosts. Their music has been on HBO three times and now the band has been approached by ABC. A song from their most recent album caught the interest of the network; photo. |