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1 Is College Hill a garbage mound?
Cisco--Laura (Student--2001-2003) 		Public Works Director Doyle Smith says that a small amount of recycling by college students would be a big help; photo.
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2 Muslim students educating others on Islamic faith
Brown--Evelyn (Student--2001) 		Muslim Student Association is sponsoring Islam Awareness Week.
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3 Those 'jerks' are leaving! KGRK gets go ahead from FCC to switch frequencies and call letters
Brown--Evelyn (Student--2001) 		UNI's KGRK, now on 1440 AM, will be switching to KULT, on 94.5 FM, over the winter break; photo.
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Hart--Brian M. (Student--2002) 		Margaret Reed and Aaron Mays battle as a part of an activity through the Society for Creative Anachronism; photo.
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5 Weak economy lengthens time in college
Szeszycki--Emily (Student--2001) 		President Koob claims that the statistics do not necessarily show that students are taking longer to graduate.
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6 On your campus Meetings and activities planned.
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7 Booklets hit campus
Kehoe--Laura 		By Spring 2004 registration booklets will be available only online.
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8 Columnist concerned over anonymous offering
Whitaker--Jeremy 		Confronts the anonymous person who left religious propaganda under his doormat.
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9 Positive aspects of dorm living
Buelow--Katie J. (Student--2002) 		Encourages students to consider living on campus.
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10 Slim Shady business Feels that movies "based on a true story" may not be the entire truth.
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11 Readers respond: letters to the editor
Hight--Dale W. (Student--2002) 		Criticizes Colice Williams for attacking columnist Katie Buelow's statements concerning abstinence.
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Chamberlin--Eric (Student--2001) 		Criticizes and corrects Jeremy Whitaker's commentary on gun control.
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13 Art faculty show off talents
Collins--Elizabeth L. (Student--2002) 		The 2002 Department of Art Faculty Exhibition will open tomorrow in the Gallery of Art after being postponed.
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14 Disney offers college program internship to qualified students
Weiskircher--Heidi B. (Classes of 2005 and 2006) 		Walt Disney World College Program offers internships in a variety of majors and six college-level courses.
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15 Mr. School of Music competition takes the stage
Schmitz--Lisa Marie (Class of 2003) 		Proceeds from the fourth annual Mr. School of Music contest, originally started by Sigma Alpha Iota, will benefit the Cedar Valley Women's Shelter; photo.
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16 Series held to talk about 'tough stuff'
Johnson--Julie (Student--2000) 		Hagemann Hall resident assistants are offering helpful programs for residents about sex, finance, alcohol, and more.
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17 'U2' releases second greatest hits album
Oswald--Nick (Student--2001) 		Review of U2's album, "Best of 1990-2000"; photo.
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18 Leathernecks Gateway champs after defeating Cats in Dome
Ernzen--Kevin M. (Student--2002) 		UNI lost to Western Illinois, 35-12; photo.
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19 Lowe honored for skills
Weiskircher--Heidi B. (Classes of 2005 and 2006) 		Profile of junior physical education major Sarah Lowe; photo.
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20 Netters take lead in MVC polls after nail-biter
Finnegan--David 		Panthers defeated Southwest Missouri State after match scores of 30-25, 27-30, 30-26, 24-30, 15-10; photo.
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21 Panther newcomers looking to spice up women's bball team
Finnegan--David 		Seven freshmen and one redshirt freshman are looking for their own spots on the women's team.
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22 New squad passes first test; men's basketball routes Dominican Republic 73-56 in exhibition
Hart--Brian M. (Student--2002) 		After defeating the Dominican Republic team, Panthers will host another exhibition game against H. P. Minnesota; photo.
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23 O'Brien named Prairie Farms/Valley Scholar-Athletes of the Week