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1 | "Let the Games Begin" theme for 1996 Homecoming at University of Northern Iowa October 7-12 | The 1996 Homecoming Committee is working hard on planning the Homecoming celebration; list of committee members. |
2 | Two new staff members have joined the Advancement Division at the University of Northern Iowa | Biographical profiles of John McCarty and Julie Pontasch. John is assistant director of gift planning, and Julie is assistant director of annual giving. |
3 | University of Northern Iowa joins American Mock Trial Association; informational meeting Thursday, October 10 | Mock trial teams consist of six to eight students--three acting as attorneys, three as witnesses, and two alternates if desired. Each case will be tried four times during a tournament. Teams will compete at multiple regional tournament sites in February. |
4 | University of Northern Iowa to host "Building a Learning-Centered Community" conference October 3-5 | Sessions will focus on the three parts of the theme: building, learning, and community. Over 40 conference sessions are organized within nine strands represented in the three parts of the conference theme. |
5 | University of Northern Iowa's CROW Forum Series to open Monday, October 7 | Susan Hill will speak at the CROW Forum. Her paper is titled "Constructing the Alienated (and Emancipated?) Self: The Autobiographical Works of Mary Daly and Paul Monette." The paper explores the author-reader relationship in Daly's and Monette's works. |
6 | Works by Jerome Witkin on display at University of Northern Iowa October 1-24, as part of Martha Ellen Tye Multicultural Fine Arts Festival | Biographical profile of Jerome Witkin. This year's festival is Judiasm. Witkin is best known for his large-scale paintings, some of which are multi-pannelled. |