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1	Admist all the junk food, there are nutritious alternatives.	Phyllis Conklin says there are a number of healthy snacks that can be substituted for sweets. The annual candy binge doesn't necessarily have to include junk food.
2	Feeding the hungry and keeping the peace-- major roles of the U.N.	United Nations Day, October 24. Richard Newell says keeping the U.N. has played an important role not only in peace keeping attempts, but in it's efforts to provide famine relief.
3	Financial aid misconceptions-- it is available for college minded.	Recent polls show high school students have misconceptions regading how to pay for college. Judy Decker says there are options available for those who want to attend such as loans, grants, or scholarships.
4	Iowa considered to be one of the first 'divorce mills in the United States says Northern Iowa professor.	Glenda Riley says Iowa was one of the first 'divorce mills' in the 1840s and 1850s because it had such liberal laws on divorce, family and women. People from all over the country came to Iowa to get a divorce.
5	Martians on the march send the nation into a panic!!!	50th anniversary of "War of the Worlds." Remake of the radio program is being made. Carl Jenkins says the radio show was one of the first examples of the power of radio and the orginal broadcast is still popular, and often requested every October 30.
6	Northern Iowa dancers utilize a unique way to learn about countries' cultures.	List of UNI's Folk Dancers.
7	Seventy-six trombones soon will sound brassier than ever.	In a recent visit to UNI, President of the West German Company , Gerhard Meinl says making tubas, trombones and trumpets by hand allows manufacturers to create the 'right sound.'
8	UNI Orchesis dance troupe names new members, prepares for Parents' Weekend.	List of Orchesis dancers, hometowns, class rank and major.