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1 Compromise rejected; students forced to pay more
Putze--Aaron A. (Class of 1993) 		Iowa State Board of Regents approved a 3.8% tuition hike for in-state students.
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2 New tailgating policy a success; "no reports of vandalism¿"
Phipps--David (Student--1990) 		New policy reduced the amount of trash left in the parking lot and eliminated vandalism associated with tailgating.
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3 Student government vice president resigns
Dolgener--Jennifer A. (Class of 1993) 		Brad Hansen resigned his position with NISG at recent meeting. Other business included tuition increase.
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4 And in This Corner . . .
Tuttle--Matthew 		Comments on the issues that separate the candidates in the upcoming election.
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5 Students rebuke letter
Greteman--Paul J. 		Students respond to letter by Ann Flage concerning notices posted in Bartlett Hall on Saddam Hussein.
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6 Autumn and Public Safety and Batman
Bresland--John (Class of 1994) 		Public Safety needs a new image.
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7 Does oil mean death?
Sinclair-Day--Peter 		Student does not support military intervention in the middle east.
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8 AMA set for Illinois road trip; marketers to attend fall conference
Hagerman--Brian (Class of 1992) 		American Marketing Association students will attend the Association's Midwest Regional Conference November 9-11.
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9 Black Hawk Theatre presents Fourth Grade Nothing Black Hawk Children's Theatre will present "Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing" October 18-21.
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10 Delta Chi celebrates 100th anniversary
Huggins--Kelly (Class of 1993) 		Delta Chi celebrated its 100th anniversary October 13 with open house and banquet; photo.
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11 Home economics award two graduate scholarships Carol Gustafson and Vivian Quinn were awarded the Iowa Home Economics Association scholarship.
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12 Tauke campaign trail stops at UNI in race for Senate
Allan--Matt 		Tom Tauke spoke in the CAC Sunday as part of KUNI's series of conversations with political candidates.
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13 Students encouraged to participate in investment simulation game
Adamson--Peter (Student--1990) 		Students can learn about investing by participating in the Third Annual Collegiate Investment Challenge.
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14 UNI expands as others decline
Putze--Aaron A. (Class of 1993) 		UNI's enrollment rose from 11,837 students to 12,638 this year while enrollment at ISU and U of I declined.
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15 Business scholarships offered for "promising minority students" State Farm Companies has awarded UNI $24,000 for scholarships for minority students in business.
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16 Clean-up beautifies the Hill
Heater--Rob (Student--1989-1990) 		College Hill residents participated in Fall Neighborhood Pride Day and cleaned the area.
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17 Humiliation hits when the library buzzer sounds; many students don't realize the impact of the embarrassment
Morgan--Danielle 		Electronic system at the Library exit stops patrons from removing materials from the library without checking them out.
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18 Image of a counseling center beginning to change positively in minds of students
Guthrie--Jennie 		Counseling Center will sponsor series of workshops, S.P.E.C.I.E.S., designed to help all individuals become a whole healthy person.
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19 Rap contest to be held to educate
Kline--Rebecca 		Third Annual State HIV/AIDS Substance Abuse Rap Contest will be held at Electric Park Ballroom tomorrow.
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20 Untitled
Johnston--Krista L. (Class of 1992) 		Number of students going home on weekends has earned UNI name of "suitcase college".
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21 Native Malaysian keeps ISA running
Ruhde--Ellen 		Hamzah Mohammed is president of the International Student Association; photo.
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22 Program offered to provide experience for students
Logan--Mickey 		Students gain work experience through cooperative education internships; photo.
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23 Masters of music; music review
Masters--Brad 		A review of music by "Warrant".
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24 Music department makes several announcements of coming events Randy Hogancamp, David Rachor, Sharon Hansen, David Buch, and Frederick Halgedahl will perform next week and Art Song Concert will be presented October 25.
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25 "Betting on the dogs" offers great stress relief and fun for students
Ebert--Stephanie 		Waterloo Greyhound Park now offers free general admission every Thursday night for college students.
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26 "Bowl For Kid's Sake" underway Night of bowling will benefit Big Brothers/Big Sisters of America.
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27 Hospitalized
Harberts--Chad L. (Class of 1993) 		Basketball player Steve Deering hospitalized for an undisclosed infection; photo.
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28 Panthers upset Southwest Missouri State; win at Drake
Graham--Patricia (Class of 1950) 		UNI claims title at the Jim Garrison Memorial meet.
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29 Swish!
Johnston--Krista L. (Class of 1992) 		Stephanie Davis at practice; photo.
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30 UNI blanks Drake; Panthers perfect in GCAC
Jensen--John R. (Class of 1993) 		Panthers defeated Drake, 3-0, in intrastate volleyball action.
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31 Who¿s deciding games, the athletes or the officials?
Foster--Al 		Officials at athletic events sometimes make a poor call, or no call, that decides the outcome of games.
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32 Panther profile
Bivens--Tami 		Profile of senior volleyball player Bobbie Kreple; photo.
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33 Panthers finish seventh at Wichita State
Bivens--Tami 		Women's team finished seventh out of ten at the Lady Shocker Classic in Kansas last weekend.
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34 Who belongs in the locker rooms after the game?; open interview versus closed locker rooms
Harberts--Chad L. (Class of 1993) 		Current controversy focuses on female reporters being able interview male athletes in their locker room after events.
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35 Gateway meet ends fall tennis season for Northern Iowa
Bivens--Tami 		Women's season ended at Gateway Conference Tournament last weekend.
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36 Baseball team finishes season with thumping of ICCC, Ellsworth
DePew--Rachele 		UNI defeated Iowa Central Community College and Ellsworth Community College last weekend.
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37 UNI on the road against Indiana State; home teams 10-1 in Gateway games this season
Mitchell--Julie A. (Class of 1994) 		The Panthers will face Indiana State Saturday.