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1 Club owners, police work to ensure patron safety
Bartness--Brooke (Student--2001) 		Steve Cunningham of Tony's and Andy Buelow of Club Evolution are keeping up to code in order to insure against tragedies like those in Chicago and Rhode Island.
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2 Conference on Islam goal: awareness and understanding
Yesis--Charity A. (Student--2003) 		Third Annual Iowa Conference on Islam will be sponsored by the Muslim Student Association March 7 through March 9.
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3 Hearst Lecture welcomes Judy Shepard
Takatsuka--Kai (Student--2003) 		Judy Shepard will speak on March 5 about hate crimes and homophobia; photo.
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4 Untitled
Andrews--Eric A. (Student--2002) 		Woman holds sign at protest against a possible invasion of Iraq; photo.
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5 On your campus Meetings and activities planned.
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6 Cowboy mentality guides Bush's war plans
Humphrey--Benjamin (Student--2003) 		Criticizes President George W. Bush's diplomacy and reasons for action against Iraq.
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7 Hershey's 100th inspires sweet column
Buelow--Katie J. (Student--2002) 		Explores the history of Milton Hershey and his multi-billion dollar Hershey Company.
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8 Toni Smith takes a different stance Claims that basketball player Toni Smith of Manhattanville College has the right to refuse to face the American flag because of the freedom that the flag represents.
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9 Plea for the return of Whitaker
Chamberlin--Eric (Student--2001) 		Criticizes columnist Ben Humphrey and asks that the Northern Iowan to reinstate former columnist Jeremy Whitaker.
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10 Readers feels NI overlooked service people
Guberski--Heather E. (Student--2003) 		Disagrees with statements made in NI article concerning the possible effects of war on the UNI campus.
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11 UNI puts "Money First" in parking issue
Layne--Ben (Student--2001-2002) 		Is disgruntled with the handling of parking during the Farm Show; believes the university is putting money before students.
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12 Cedar River Productions paves the way for E-Media students
Rossman--Nicholas (Student--2003) 		Cedar River Productions provides electronic media majors with experience handling the camera and editing film.
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13 Fair helps students design a future
Wenthold--Rebecca L. (Student--2003) 		Career Fair will take place in Maucker Union Expansion from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. today for possible internships and jobs.
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14 New execs seek students' support
Weiskircher--Heidi B. (Classes of 2005 and 2006) 		President-elect and vice-president-elect consider the upcoming year; photo.
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15 Student voices Students respond to the question: How do you feel about Toni Smith's refusal to face the American flag?; photo.
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16 'Blackwood Farm' sucks more than just blood
Whitaker--Jeremy 		Review of "Blackwood Farm," written by Anne Rice; photo.
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17 Please buy, don't steal "Cucumber Soul's" latest! Review of Cucumber Soul's new album, entitled "Please Don't Steal This Album"; photo.
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18 Holm's sacrifices lead to success
Weiskircher--Heidi B. (Classes of 2005 and 2006) 		Profile of junior 184-pound wrestler Jordan Holm; photo.
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19 The tradition continues; men's track wins fourth consecutive indoor title
Glasnapp--Brandie L. (Student--2002) 		Men took first place at MVC Indoor Track Championships; Kayleen Popp took the only MVC title for Panther women; photo.
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20 Winning ways prevail
Andrews--Eric A. (Student--2002) 		UNI defeated Drake University, 59-48; photo.
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21 Cagers tied for third in MVC
Finnegan--David 		UNI defeated Evansville, 72-66, and Southern Illinois, 74-69; photo.
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22 Ron Crasky's Wide World of Schmorts
Crasky--Ron (Student--2003) 		Comments on the video game "Snood"; photo.