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Issue Contents

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1	'Komen on the Go' tour bus breaks for UNI Keating--Sara N. (Student--2006)	October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. National foundation bus stops at UNI; photo.


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2	Area haunted attraction gets 1 out of 3 screams Donisi--Samantha T. (Student--2006)	Heartland Farms haunted house reviewed. Other haunted houses in the area noted; Rider Hall will offer a haunted house this year; photo.

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3	Former UNI president still contributing to college McCue--Timothy M. (Student--2003)	Upon President Koob's retirement, the Robert and Yvonne Koob Community Endowment Fund was established. The fund is aimed at helping students with experiential learning opportunities; photo.

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4	Sub-zero self-imaging Toppin--Ryan W. (Student--2002)	Clothing for women caters to being freakishly thin.


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5	The science of this 'ology' Churilov--Greg	Comments on previous articles on Scientology from a member of the church.


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6	Votes getting caught in machine Abbott--Tristan E. (Student--2005)	Upcoming off year election discussed.

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7	A vote for education Corbin--Jerad P. (Student--2005)	UNI student expresses support for Doris Kelley in the upcoming election.


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8	Bouncing out of the jungle Thompson--Andrew Frank (Finance Faculty)	Professor Thompson takes issue with the proposed points system for student tickets to basketball games; believes the system runs counter to the educational mission of the university.


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9	Scientology stories Wilkes--B.	Support for scrutiny of scientology.


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10	Tristan Abbott writes: Carlock--Thaddeous	Scientology debate continues.

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11	GPA isn't critical to a job search Schissel--Adam (Student--2005)	Employers take personality, work experience, activities, and GPA into account when looking for employees. GPA may be more important in some companies; such as accounting; photo.


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12	Sex offenders 101 Gathua--Grace M. (Student--2006)	Basics of the sex offender laws presented.


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13	Student Voices Ward--Alexandria J. (Student--2006)	Students respond to the question; "How did you cope with the stress of mid-terms"?


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14	What's going on	Schedule of activities on and off campus through the end of October.

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15	"The Prestige" is movie magic at its best Frazier--James Timothy (Student--2006)	Movie review of "The Prestige"; photo.

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16	Farley challenges players to keep improving Kirkpatrick--Kevin (Class of 2008)	Coach Farley warns football team that constant improvement is needed to achieve team goals; photo.


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17	McLeod Center sneak peak Rolfes--Kate E. (Student--2006)	The first event for the McLeod Center is a volleyball match against Bradley University on November 18, 2006. NI sports staff and photographers share views of the new facility; photo.


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18	Volleyball road trip Schissel--Adam (Student--2005)	Weekend road trip vital to staying on top of the Missouri Valley Conference standings; photo.

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19	Conference championships await cross country teams Molitor--Neal Andrew (Student--2004)	Women's cross country team hopes to improve on last year's fourth place conference finish. Men's team hampered by injuries; photo.


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20	Player of the week	Johnny Gray named offensive player of the week in the Gateway Conference; photo.


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21	Sports would improve if "cheating" was legalized Van Gelder--Jeffrey J. (Student--2006)	Believes that cheating in sports has become "normal"; photo.