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| 1 | Advancing technology helps make homes more energy efficient, according to University of Northern Iowa industrial technology instructor. | Jere Wheatly says the future home will have its temperature and humidity regulated by a computer "brain." The computer will be capable of turning heat and air conditioning on and off to maintain different temperatures in different rooms. |
| 2 | High school science, math, technology symposium scholarship and award winners at University of Northern Iowa. | Four students are among the five who received scholarships and awards in the physics area. They are: Eric Ware, James M. Anderson, Tim Hurley, and Peter Sauerbrei. |
| 3 | High school science, math, technology symposium scholarship and award winners at University of Northern Iowa. | Five students received four-year full-tuition scholarships in the area of industrial technology. They are: Damon Staker, Brett Fisher, Melinda Hass, Weylon Heiser, and Joel Bakker. |
| 4 | High school science, math, technology symposium scholarship and award winners at University of Northern Iowa. | Four students received four-year full-tuition scholarships to study mathematics and computer science. They are: Jason Sash, Kristi Kremer, Kaufman, and Joel Wolfe. |
| 5 | High school science, math, technology symposium scholarship and award winners named at University of Northern Iowa. | Nine students received scholarships and awards in the biology area. Those students are Bonnie Simons, Stacey Burkhardt, Ben |
| 6 | High school science, math, technology symposium scholarship and award winners named at University of Northern Iowa. | Five of six students who received scholarships and awards in chemistry area. They are Jeff Peterson, Kevin Simmonds, Jodie Harper, Kristen Agena and Elizabeth Agena. |
| 7 | High school science, math, technology symposium scholarship and award winners named at University of Northern Iowa. | Five students received scholarships and awards in the earth science area. They are: Tina Kurtz, Ed Meyer, Jeff DeMoss, Jeff Spain and Chris Honkamp. |
| 8 | High school science/math students receive scholarships, awards at Northern Iowa. | List of winners of the 27th Annual UNI Science, Mathematics and Technology Symposium. Awards include the full-tuition scholarships and several partial scholarships. The Director's Award was presented to David Highland. |
| 9 | Northern Iowa gospel choir to present concert Saturday, Dec. 9. | Charlesetta Dawson, is director of the Northern Iowa Gospel Choir. She says the main focus of the Choir is on contemporary gospel. There are a variety of listeners, so they are able to utilize spirituals, hymns and anthems. |
| 10 | UNI gospel choir to present concert Dec. 9. | Gospel Choir rehearses for their first concert of the year. Charlesetta Dawson of Waterloo is Choir director. The concert is free and open to the public. |