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1 Campus construction projects on schedule; Performing Arts Center will open April 2000, Lang in January 2001
Scudder--Jeffrey (Class of 2003)
Construction on Lang Hall and Gallagher-Bluedorn Performing Arts Center is continuing. Grand openings are being planned; photo.
2 Despite competition, Iowa retains first in nation caucuses
Melloy--Kate
Iowa presidential caucuses will be January 24, 2000.
3 Public Safety forum Public forum to discuss the arming of Public Safety officers will be held today and tomorrow. Event sponsored by NISG.
4 Tipper Gore at UNI Tipper Gore will speak at UNI today in Union.
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5 Excellence Award given to UNI staff Connie Hansen, Muriel B. Stone, and Diane Wallace received the 1999 Regents Staff Excellence Award.
6 UNI receives funds for teacher program UNI will receive over $1 million to improve the teacher education program from the Title II Partnership for Teacher Quality Grant.
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7 Tattletale colleges cause controversy among students across the nation
Fuller--Cynthia
With amendment to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, many colleges will report students' alcohol or drug violations, plagiarism attempts, and other policy violations to parents.
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8 UNI prepared for the millennium; President Koob: We expect it to be a quiet night
Richardson--Robyn A. (Class of 2003)
The UNI campus is prepared for the coming of the new millennium.
9 Y2K status check at UNI Telephone numbers to receive help and final instructions given for the new year.
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10 Controversy creates intelligent debate
Cremer--Justin A. (Class of 2000)
Columnist comments on students speaking out on campus issues recently.
11 Time change confused football fans Editorial questions Athletic Department's decision to move up the UNI football kick-off Saturday to accommodate Cedar Falls trick-or-treaters.
12 UNI's best weapon: knowledge
Sprague--Ivy A. (Class of 2000)
Columnist advises people to brush up on self-defense skills and automobile safety.
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13 GEA should be an example, show tolerance
Duis--Bernie
Student thought GEA letter on October 29 showed intolerance.
14 NATO involvement in Balkans not entirely beneficial
Zapletina--Elena
Student comments on NATO's decisions to get involved in the Balkan crisis and Kosovo.
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15 Arming of Public Safety will promote aggression
Howard--Heather
Student wants the UNI campus to be gun free.
16 Campus should keep unarmed police
Van Wormer--Katherine S. (Social Work Faculty)
Faculty member gives several reasons why Public Safety officers should not be armed.
17 Guns not needed to keep campus safe
Powell--Ben
Student questions the need for Public Safety to carry guns.
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18 DOR needs to educate others concerning fire safety
Miller--Anne M. (Class of 2000)
Students believe the Department of Residence should train students on the use of fire extinguishers and have smaller extinguishers available.
19 Residences disguise blame for recent fire
Malsam--John R. (Class of 2000)
Current and former RAs point out that the Dancer Hall fire was started by a candle illegally burning in a room.
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20 Faculty, staff make United Way Campaign successful
Edginton--Christopher R. (HPELS Faculty)
Co-chairs of campaign thank faculty and staff.
21 ROTC upholds freedom for all
Stamberg--Allan J. (Cooperative Education Staff)
Staff member supports ROTC programs on campuses.
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22 Backpacks cause big pains
McCurley--Lynn A. (Class of 2001)
Carrying a heavy backpack can cause pains and injuries in the back and neck .
23 New life offers new chance for closeness
Arbuckle--Amanda A. (Class of 2001)
Sisters Erin, Kristi, and Karin Dahle help take care of their sister Jennifer's child while they all attend classes at UNI; photo.
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24 "Twelve Angry Jurors" decide fate of NU play
Alesch--Amy (Class of 1999)
Northern University High School students will present the play this weekend; photo.
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25 UNI fraternity aids Chicago Marathon
Griffin--Michael Lloyd (Student--2000)
Students in the Kappa Sigma fraternity assisted with marathon October 22; photo.
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26 "Bringing Out the Dead" brings on coma
McGregor--Steve
Review of movie "Bringing Out the Dead".
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27 Helming chops down Sycamores; UNI QB throws for 419 yards, breaking school mark set in '86
Arbuckle--Amanda A. (Class of 2001)
UNI defeated Indiana State, 44-21; photo.
28 Men's hoops set for Pella Windows
Hardin--Brent (Class of 2001)
Men's team will host first exhibition game tonight.
29 Panthers have 'other' star receivers
Coss--Matthew R. (Class of 2000)
Seven receivers stepped in at the football game after Mike Furrey was injured.
30 Women harriers finish second at MVC meet
Small--Adam (Class of 2002)
Women's team placed second and men's sixth at the MVC championships. Rita Fiala, Balazs Csillag, and Levi Timar finished in the top ten.
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31 Brandt to miss entire season Guard Nadine Brandt tore a ligament in practice Saturday and will miss the 1999 season.
32 Netters make easy work of UE, SIU
Cota--Clint
UNI defeated Evansville and Southern Illinois, moving overall record to 23-0.
33 Rams fall by three; Warner throws three more touchdowns
Kuker--Kevin Patrick (Class of 2003)
Review of former Northern Iowa football players' performances in pro games over the weekend; photo.
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34 Men's, women's swimming stroke to fourth place finish
Finnegan--David
UNI lost to Southwest Missouri State Friday and did not win any events at Saturday's MVC relays.