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1 255 units collected in Union; SAE continues blood drive tradition
Dolgener--Jennifer A. (Class of 1993) 		UNI blood drive was held Tuesday in Union; UNI is largest and most consistent blood donor in the region.
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2 Dorm residents face strict alcohol policy
Phipps--David (Student--1990) 		Resident assistants will enforce the policy that residents under twenty-one may not have alcohol in their rooms or hallway; students with problems with alcohol will be sent to UNI's OCTAA program.
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3 Labor of Love
Johnston--Krista L. (Class of 1992) 		Tim Heller from KGAN as master of ceremonies for Jerry Lewis Telethon; local portion of telethon held in UNI-Dome; photo.
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4 Stress? Professors help students cope effectively
Lindaman--Tom 		Counseling Center offers programs to help students deal with stress; Ken Jacobsen shares tips.
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5 Student government endorses awakening day to inform students
Wolfe--Jason 		NISG passed resolution to hold Student Awakening Day September 13 on the Union to inform students about budget cuts and make a statement to Regents.
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6 Don't Fight It
Wiethorn--Mike (Class of 1994) 		Student comments on the stresses of getting ready for the fall semester.
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7 Something to think about
Hein--Kristin D. 		Editor encourages students to question University decisions and spending by writing a letter to the Northern Iowan.
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8 UNI implements new crime prevention program
Huebner--Kimberly Jo (Class of 1994) 		UNI hopes to reduce crime with new crime prevention program Campus Watch and escort services.
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9 Leading historian to lecture on free speech and the Bill of Rights Paul L. Murphy will lecture Wednesday as part of the Carl L. Becker Memorial Lecture in History series.
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10 Pep rally near Campanile planned for Friday Event "Bursting with Pride" will kick off the semester with President Curris, Eldon Miller, Terry Allen, and the Marching Band.
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11 UNI business students have chance to gain banking experience Twelve business students will serve one year on Mid America Savings Bank's student board of directors.
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12 "Field of Dreams" to be shown in the Dome; "If you show it, they will come. . ." "Field of Dreams" will be shown on the Dome roof for the Third annual Dome Movie Night Monday.
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13 D'Souza to be guest speaker in U-Hall Dinesh D'Souza will speak Monday about his new best seller "Illiberal Education: The Politics of Race and Sex on Campus".
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14 UNI center co-sponsors waste awards Four Iowa companies were awarded Iowa Governor's Waste Reduction Award co-sponsored by Iowa Waste Reduction Center.
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15 Measles shots offered on campus Measles immunization shots will be given at the Health Center beginning September 9.
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16 College students hooked on Automatic Teller Machines
Swank--Todd 		Norwest ATM on the Hill is one of the most used machines in Iowa; using an ATM card for managing money has many advantages; photo.
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17 Watch your step!
Wagner--David 		Orchesis members Barb Nooney and Angie Mickel practice for auditions; photo.
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18 UNI senior sees NASA first-hand over summer Deborah Honeck completed an organizational communication study on-site at NASA in April, funded by NASA's Summer Undergraduate Research Experience grant.
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19 Sequel to 'The Chaos Affair' in beginning stages on campus
Moore--Scott Alan (Class of 1995) 		Student film "The Cosmic Soup Catastrophe" will be shot this semester.
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20 International students speak out
Shirley--James 		The total of 3% minority students on campus includes international students; each has his or her own story.
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21 Taste testers choose new recipes for the fall
Craig--Tim 		Food service employees taste new food; photo.
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22 Reel to Reel
Hagerman--Brian (Class of 1992) 		Review of the movie "Dead Again" with Branagh, Derek Jacobi, and Emma Thompson.
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23 Allen, Panthers ready for McNeese State
Mitchell--Julie A. (Class of 1994) 		Football team takes on McNeese State this Saturday; photo.
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24 Ticket sales continue at record pace
Mitchell--Julie A. (Class of 1994) 		Tickets sold to students this year have already surpassed last year's total.
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25 UNI defeats Kansas State in three games
McBride--Scott 		Volleyball squad defeated Kansas State on Wednesday night: 15-1, 15-5, 15-8; photo.
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26 Two Out, Bottom of the Ninth
DeHaven--Michelle 		Believes that there is more to life than athletics.
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27 Coach impressed with tennis team's talent: new goals ahead for fall season
Klotzbach--Cindy 		New women's tennis coach Wanda Green says there is enough talent to be competitive.
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28 Mazula feels returnees crucial to fall success
Thorne--Dustin 		Pete Mazula feels that experience is the key to success this season.
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29 Schrage names assistant coach to start Panthers' first season in Missouri Valley
Harberts--Chad L. (Class of 1993) 		Jim Hallman was named assistant coach in charge of pitchers and catchers for the baseball team.
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30 Seven blue ribbons highlight competition; Panther cheerleading and pom pon squads gain national attention
Jensen--John R. (Class of 1993) 		Cheerleading and pom pon squads brought home seven blue ribbons and one red ribbon from the National Cheerleading Association's camp.
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Wagner--David 		Katie Crowley sets ball; photo.
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32 Four Panthers picked as preseason All-Americans
DeHaven--Michelle 		Four Panthers were picked as preseason All-Americans: Brian Mitchell, Kenny Shed, Willie Beamon, and William Freeney; photo.