Issue Contents

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1 Assault cases closed, lack of evidence cited
Yuva--John 		Cannot prove incidents happened.
2 Curris withdraws name from job race
Lovick--Kelli R. 		President Curris decides to stay at UNI; photo.
3 Untitled
Wallendal--Heather M. (Class of 1995) 		Jane Elliot, educator on racism and discrimination, spoke Thursday at UNI; photo.
4 Zoning changes may mean headaches for residence, business owners
Muether--Anthony J. (Class of 1994) 		Would restrict parking and review additions or improvements.
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5 NISG special election, many uncontested seats
Hahn--Jessica J. (Class of 1995) 		Low voter turn-out is typical.
6 UNI's metal Casting Center receives $1.8 million grant
Potter--James Erik (Class of 1994) 		Will use funds to purchase equipment.
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7 Teleconference to promote harmony
Riley--Jim 		Will present ideas on campus unity.
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8 Gang violence assessments differ in communitiy
Riley--Jim 		Local police offer views on gang violence; locally-produced play on "Victim of the Ghetto".
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9 Gift selections announced for Senior Challenge Choices narrowed to five.
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10 Club upset with "NI" coverage
Petruccelli--Vicki 		Believes recent coverage has not depicted true nature of Club.
11 Computer priorities needed at UNI Believes first priority should be computers for general use rather than specialized set-ups.
12 Even a dirty politician should have rights
Kelding--Justine S. (Class of 1995) 		Believes Senator Packwood's diaries should be kept out of public view.
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13 Clinton administration cuts nuclear program
Auxier--Jason 		Believes Clinton made bad decision on nuclear power.
14 Islam neglected in U.S.
Moes--Matthew F. 		People should get true picture of Islam.
15 Judas forced to agree
Judas--Jay Corey (Class of 1994) 		Believes Senator Packwood's diary should be secret.
16 Vote Ware for Board of Student Publications
Patters--Dan 		Supports Eric Ware for office.
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17 Women's issues on the soapbox; research on gender issues discussed at CROW Forums
Torrey--Michelle L. (Class of 1994) 		Schedule of coming programs.
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18 Blue Meanies and the Fab Four; submerge yourself in the Beatles' pre-MTV effort "Yellow Submarine"
Althof--Stephanie 		Review of "Yellow Submarine".
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19 Various Artists; Zappa's Universe
Schlegel--Heather 		A review of various artists, such as the band "Zappa's Universe."
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20 Truth abounds in "Ghetto"
Sharp--Susan 		Review of "Victim of the Ghetto".
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21 Jazz pianist hightlight of concert Schedule of upcoming School of Music events; photo.
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22 Listeners pledge support for KUNI 1239 calls result in over $80,000 in pledges.
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23 UNI spanks Dragons, 48-0; Panthers close in on Gateway title, playoff birth
Etzen--Jason 		Panthers defeat Moorhead State, 48-0; look towards Gateway title and playoffs; photo.
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24 Make exercise a priority
Fellmet--Tracy 		Urges students to keep in shape.
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25 UNI crushes Drake
Lindaman--Matt 		UNI volleyball sweeps Drake in three games.
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26 Panther reserves take command; UNI's future showcased
Gutz--Ryan P. (Class of 1999) 		Reserves concentrate on showing coaches their ability during blowout game against Moorhead State; photo.