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| 1 | A national championship for football Panthers in 1988? | Northern Iowa concluded its spring workouts over the weekend, with coach Darrel Mudra commenting that this year's team should go further than his 1987 club, a team that lost in overtime in last year's national semifinals. |
| 2 | Iowa's Hoover is a pioneer in today's big push for health promotion. | Susan Koch reveals that Iowa native Herbert Hoover championed three major efforts in health promotion, and was truly a pioneer in the field. |
| 3 | Mary, Mary... how does your (butterfly) garden grow? | Leila George says with a few simple additions, you can attract many of Iowa's 130 species of butterflies to your own backyard. |
| 4 | Northern Iowa biologist doesn't want outdoor Iowans getting 'ticked off.' | Nixon Wilson says this is the time of the year when outdoorsmen in the state are at highest risk to be infected by a tiny tick known to transmit Lyme disease. |
| 5 | Northern Iowa to offer two theatre workshops this summer. | "Teen-age Drama Workshop" focus will be on some of Oscar Wilde's most popular tales and a performance of "Broken Hearts." "Summer Drama Club" emphasis on role-play, characterization, dialogue through story dramatization and pantomime. |
| 6 | Northern Iowa's doors won't shut on teaching grads, according to philosophy adopted by professors. | Efforts are being initiated to keep graduates in contact with instructors for advice on issues such as classroom management, or information on new teaching methods. |
| 7 | University of Northern Iowa jazz band take tour to Colorado. | List of Jazz band members. |
| 8 | University of Northern Iowa to offer summer workshop for at teachers in Mason City | "Classroom Strategies for the Comprehensive Art Program" is designed for teacher who want to know more about teaching the new art curriculum which addresses the historical, critical, production and aesthetic components of the curriculum. |
| 9 | What do the Baltimore Orioles and Mexico have in common? | Robert Talbott says today's south of the border fiesta celebrates perhaps the lone triumph in Mexico's history, a winning battle waged against France some 125 years ago today. |