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1 Hypnotist to mesmerize UNI students
Peterson--Sethanne 		Hypnotist Jim Wand will perform Thursday in the SEC; photo.
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2 Midwest keeps blood supply flowing; Heartland supplies most blood in U.S.
Copley--Jaime R. (Class of 1999) 		Red Cross states that 11% of the people in the Midwest donate blood compared to national average of 5%; SAE blood drive will be today in Union.
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3 Pulitzer Prize winner on campus to discuss African-American journalists
Sprague--Ivy A. (Class of 2000) 		Clarence Page will speak tomorrow night in Curris Business Building as part of Black History Month celebration; photo.
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4 Untitled
Trumpold--Lisa Ann (Class of 1999) 		Senior swimmers; photo.
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5 UNI Museum hosts Ableman photo exhibit New Museum display "From the Good Earth" features the photography of Michael Ableman.
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6 Vallentine named School of Music director John Vallentine will replace Raymond Tymas-Jones as Director.
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7 AA Meetings Will meet on thursdays.
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8 Cafenation Will host a band.
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9 College Hill Lutheran Church & Brammer Memorial Center Invite people to worship.
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10 Corrections Correcting February 5 news article, actual founder of Black History Month is Carter G. Woodson.
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11 Gender Equality Association Will meet.
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12 ITS Training Services Will host free computer training workshops.
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13 Lutheran Center Invites all to worship.
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14 Model United Nations Will meet.
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15 Northern Iowa Democrats Will meet.
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16 Student Association for Middle Level Educators Will meet.
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17 UNI College Republicans Will meet.
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18 UNI Inter-American Studies Committee, NAMES Project Cedar Valley and UNI- LGBTA Will sponsor a film series.
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19 UNI Shotokan Karate Club Will meet.
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20 UNI Ultimate Club Will practice Monday, Thursday, and Sunday.
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21 United Methodist Student Center Invite all to worship.
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22 USABDA (United States Amateur Ballroom Dance Association) Will sponsor a dance.
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23 Wellness & Recreation Center Will host activites on Thursday-Saturday nights.
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24 Former professor dies from Parkinson's
Copley--Jaime R. (Class of 1999) 		Former professor of English and journalism Bernard C. DeHoff died Saturday February 6, 1999; photo.
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25 Black History Month should instead be 'America's Celebration'
Chandler--Nathan 		Believes Black History Month is dividing our country, not bringing the races together.
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26 Journalism students make a difference Journalism students and their professor at Northwestern freed falsely accused Anthony Porter from prison by catching real criminal.
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27 U.S. should pick on someone their own size
Arnold--Nicholas 		Columnist wonders why the US is policing the small country of Iraq.
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28 Black History Month "American history"
Kates--Michael 		Student encourages others to attend events celebrating Black History Month.
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29 Heart filled with thanks
Gorecki--Paul 		Student thanks everyone for what they have done for Austin Kelly.
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30 Liberal does not mean 'communist'
Steele--Brent 		Believes conservatives should discuss the important issues and not think of "liberal" as negative.
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31 'State of the student body'
Close--Matt 		Results of survey show that tuition costs, parking, free lawyer service, and Panther Shuttle bus system are the issues most important to students.
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32 Death penalty evil and wrong
Hermsen--Jason 		Death penalty should not be instituted in Iowa.
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33 Lending a helpful paw
Huyser--Shawn 		Student Leadership Association organized Panther Pals, pairing upper-classman with a freshman to help acclimatize the new student to campus and Cedar Falls.
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34 Students gear up for worldwide experience
Arbuckle--Amanda A. (Class of 2001) 		Students earn credit working with children on American military bases through Camp Adventure; photo.
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35 Untitled "Kaotic Order" will be one of the bands featured at Steb's benefit concert Thursday with benefits going to Student Art Educators Association; photo.
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36 World-renowned instructors teach free Lindy Hop workshops
Greene--Kylie (Classes of 2001 and 2005) 		Instructors will teach swing dances this weekend to the public in the Commons Friday and Price Lab and Waterloo Recreation Center Saturday.
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37 Summer Employment Fair '99 Fair will be February 16-17 in Union.
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38 The Riot Act
Greene--James (Class of 2001) 		Students rush to General Nutrition Center (GNC) to purchase herbal supplements.
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39 WebDorm brings college experience home Students can view everyday lives of several college students and interact through web page.
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40 Home court win keeps title hopes alive
Arbuckle--Amanda A. (Class of 2001) 		Panthers win, 58-52, over Evansville; photo.
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41 Senior swimmers finish home career smiling
Hardin--Brent (Class of 2001) 		Men and women win over Bradley for seniors' last meet; photo.
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42 Wrestlers declaw Tigers
Hardin--Brent (Class of 2001) 		UNI defeats Missouri, 29-12, upgrading this season's record to 7-7.
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43 Cress leads list of Panther departures
Coss--Matthew R. (Class of 2000) 		Basketball player Terry Cress will leave the team, along with other players; photo.
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44 Pauli's second place finish paces Panthers at ISU
Hardin--Brent (Class of 2001) 		UNI faced tough national competition in Ames; host UNI Open Feb. 12.
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45 UNI's frustrations continue in third straight setback
Coss--Matthew R. (Class of 2000) 		Indiana State wins over Panthers, 72-67; Panters now have 0-3 home record; photo.
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46 Missouri Valley men's and women's races heating up
Coss--Matthew R. (Class of 2000) 		Comments on the men's and women's fight for the top in the MVC conference.
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47 Dunbar signs 25 new faces
Coss--Matthew R. (Class of 2000) 		Football coach signs twenty-five new recruits for next season, ten from out-of-state and six transfers.
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48 Men's tennis team has mixed weekend
Redemske--Bryan (Class of 1999) 		Panther men are 3-2 on the season after meets against Eastern Washington, Southern Colorado, and Air Force Academy.
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49 Volleyball signs two Coach Ahrabi-Fard signed Jill Arganbright and Kim Kester for next season; photo.