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1 NISG helps to rock the vote
Thornburg--Brent 		Katy Swalwell and Adam Briddell are UNI's co-chairs of the Rock the Vote campaign.
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2 Professor, not birds, victim of pesticides on campus
Bryant--Joe 		Several birds have been discovered dead on campus but officials do not link their deaths to the use of pesticides; photo.
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3 Regents vote to increase tuition
Scudder--Jeffrey (Class of 2003) 		Increases in the base tuition, computer fee, and a new mandatory student fee will cause students to pay $310 more next year in tuition and fees.
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4 Graduates honored for CPA exam
Scudder--Jeffrey (Class of 2003) 		Students from UNI received the highest and third highest scores in the state on the May 2000 CPA examination.
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5 "Dealing with Difficult People" Workshop will be held.
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6 "Health Beat" Fitness area located in the East Gym.
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7 Free Marrow Typing Drive Students can sign up to donate bone marrow.
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8 Hispanic/Latino Student Union Invites students to a haunted house.
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9 Student warns against spring break fraud
Campbell--D. Jill 		Students discovered difficulties last year when booking their spring break trip through Sun Splash Tours.
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10 The Cedar Falls Wrestling Alliance Presenting Halloween Hell.
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11 The International Film Festival Will show the movie "Danton".
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12 UNI Inter-American Studies Committee and UNI Student Activities Programming Board Lecture by David J. Padilla.
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13 UNI Rotaract Will meet.
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14 Discrepancies puzzle columnist
Hennings--Kathleen L. 		Comments on U. S. news coverage of the conflict between Israel and Palestine.
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15 New presidential candidate announced
Leonard--Brendan 		Cites the issues he feels would be important in his bid for the presidency.
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16 Personal rights vs. society Discusses what happens when church and state come in conflict with each other.
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17 NISG encourages students to vote. NISG position available as the Director of Public Relations.
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18 Reaction to previous letter supports Bush
Evans--Katie E. (Student--2002) 		Feels that Jon Roelofs did not research the issues that he brought up in his recent letter on George W. Bush.
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19 Seat belt ticket nothing compared to choice of life
Lane--Andrea D. 		Criticizes David J. Kloberdanz for complaining about a seat belt ticket.
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20 Voter registration urged
Sterenchuk--Daniel (Class of 2002) 		Encourages students to take advantage of their voting rights.
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21 Adam Briddell: rocking the vote, UNI
Bryant--Joe 		Profile of junior political science major Adam Briddell; photo.
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22 Alpha Phi, Operation Heartbeat working together for community
Powell--Jessica 		Alpha Phi donates $1400 to Operation Heartbeat in their effort to fight heart disease and stroke.
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23 Student voices Students respond to the question, "What is your favorite thing to do in the fall?"; photo.
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24 UNI mourns loss of former professor
Williams--Coko 		Former speech professor, Dr. M. B. Smith, died October 2, 2000; photo.
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25 Perkins fulfills variety of late night dining needs
Baranowski--Tony 		Review of the Perkins restaurant.
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26 Panthers crush Sycamores, 49-17
Small--Adam (Class of 2002) 		UNI defeats the Indiana State Sycamores; photo.
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27 Schneckloth leads netters to two victories
Nixon--Anne A. (Class of 2002) 		Panthers defeat Wichita State and Southwest Missouri State; photo.
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28 Soccer blanked on road
Hardin--Brent (Class of 2001) 		Panthers lose to Wisconsin-Green Bay and Illinois State.
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29 Women swimmers beat WIU
Freeman--Michael S. (Class of 2002) 		Women swimmers defeat Western Illinois and lose to Northern Illinois; men lost to both Northern and Western Illinois.
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30 Helming earns Panther of the Week honors
Kuker--Kevin Patrick (Class of 2003) 		Profile of senior quarterback Ryan Helming: photo.
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31 Men's tennis competes in 19-team regional
Hale--Kristen S. (Class of 2002) 		Panthers finish fall season with the VITA Mid-American Championships in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
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32 Soccer to play extra home match Friday Panthers to play their last regular season game against Ball State at home.
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33 Lewis, Schuldt win Valley Golfer of Week Honors
Freeman--Michael S. (Class of 2002) 		Mike Lewis and Karla Schuldt are named the Missouri Valley Conference Golfers of the Week.