Issue Contents

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1 Oh, what a night!; Black Hawk County by the numbers Election results are given.
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2 President????; voters, media ask: 'what happened in Florida' The election result between George W. Bush and Al Gore is unresolved; photo.
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3 Redfern, Witt continue to represent UNI in Des Moines
Melloy--Kate
Don Redfern wins senate seat with 59.51% of the votes; while Bill Witt is re-elected with a 59.88% showing.
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4 Downs will present Millennium lecture
Scudder--Jeffrey (Class of 2003)
William Downs will speak on "The Third Millennium: Hearing Women's Voices."
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5 MTV tour attempts to 'Just Eliminate Lies'
Cink--Allison
A teen rally will be held in Waterloo to educate youth on the effects of tobacco.
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6 Rock 108 helps celebrate Union Grand Opening
Taylor--Megan E. (Class of 1999)
A grand opening was held in the Maucker Union for its newest restaurants; photo.
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7 Clinton, Carnahan make history in Senate races
Thornburg--Brent
Mel Carnahan, from Missouri, wins the first ever post-humous United States Senate seat; while Hillary Clinton becomes the first First Lady to win a public office; photo.
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8 Election fiasco frustrates students
Melloy--Kate
Students comment as to whether the current election process needs to reviewed.
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9 G-string divas vs. Dan Rather
Griffin--Michael Lloyd (Student--2000)
Comments on the 2000 general election.
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10 Is election hoopla really worth it?
Gernes--Michael
Believes that the President has only as much power as the people let him have.
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11 Serendipity Safari
Rogness--Jared C. (Class of 2003)
Compares the general election to Christmas.
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12 When I was young . . . . Comments on the historic significance of the 2000 general election.
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13 'Students first' comes under fire
Schmitz--Nich
Upset with the treatment of students by the Department of Public Safety.
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14 Alternative spellings come into question
McConeghey--James Alexander (Class of 2001)
Discusses the lack of diversity in the column, "Kaleidoscope", written by Kathleen L. Hennings.
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15 Summer water mishap leaves student with bill
Kay--Dustin
Upset that the University would not pay for damaged goods.
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16 Camp opens world to students
Powell--Jessica
Interviews are being held for those interested in joining the staff of Camp Adventure.
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17 Van Veldhuizen overcomes and moves ahead
Williams--Coko
Profile of senior Kelly Van Veldhuizen; photo.
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18 WRC to sponsor Silent Witness Project
Gilbleon--Brook
The Silent Witness Project honors the eighty-six women killed in domestic abuse incidents since 1990.
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19 Delta Upsilon invites all to only open initiation
Gregory--Nick
Delta Upsilon will be initiating fourteen new members.
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20 Bagger not always better
McGregor--Steve
Review of the movie "The Legend of Bagger Vance"; photo.
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21 Harriers host Midwest Regional
Hardin--Brent (Class of 2001)
Panthers look forward to hosting the NCAA Midwest Regional Cross Country Championships; photo.
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22 Hartzell issues challenge to fans
Hardin--Brent (Class of 2001)
Athletic director offers free or reduced-priced football tickets to UNI students, faculty, and staff.
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23 Netters enter final homestand looking to sweep Valley foes
Bryant--Joe
Panthers host Evansville and Southern Illinois in their last home games of the season; photo.
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24 Panthers not ready to look past struggling Prairie View A & M
Kuker--Kevin Patrick (Class of 2003)
David Gunn is named the Gateway Conference's Special Teams Player of the Week.
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25 Panthers in the NFL
Freeman--Michael S. (Class of 2002)
Details on the NFL careers of UNI alumni; photo.
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26 Panther men go back to future against Johnson Financial
Nurre--Robin (Class of 2004)
Panthers play first exhibition game against a team made up of a number of UNI alumni.
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27 Gunn earns Panther of the Week honors
Small--Adam (Class of 2002)
Profile of senior cornerback David Gunn; photo.
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28 Three meets, two cities, one state for swimmers
Bryant--Joe
Panthers to participate in meets against Wisconsin-Green Bay, Wisconsin-Milwaukee, and Illinois-Chicago; photo.
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29 Panther men's basketball signs Ames' Miller to letter of intent A top basketball player from Ames High School, Michael Miller, intends to play for UNI next year.