Issue Contents

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1 'Winter wakeboard winchfest' lives up to name
Donisi--Samantha T. (Student--2006) 		UNI board riders hold wakeboard event at Prairie Lakes with the help of sponsor, Red Bull; photo.
2 Live richly, spend wisely on Spring Break Cautions given for Spring Break including use of sunscreen, spending alternatives, and leaving the expensive camera at home.
3 Local firefighters add element to saving skills
McCue--Timothy M. (Student--2003) 		UNI lifeguards and Cedar Falls firefighters meet to learn about water rescues in joint meeting; photo.
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4 Eating disorders can affect anyone at any time
Fleming--Rachel M. (Student--2006) 		Dangers of eating disorders examined; photo.
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5 Can't we catch a break?
Roos--Nicholas Alexander (Student--2005) 		Spring break expectations, thoughts on the energy surcharge, and students first.
6 The Bush administration has politicized everything
Abbott--Tristan E. (Student--2005) 		Examples of the Bush administration politicizing many events.
7 The Panthers should be NIT-bound
Kirkpatrick--Kevin (Class of 2008) 		Reasons for a men's basketball team invitation to the National Invitation Tournament; photo.
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8 Write better--seeing stories through eagle eyes
Abbott--Tristan E. (Student--2005) 		Author shares basic principles of writing successful workshop fiction.
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9 'Black Snake Moan' gives good blues
Frazier--James Timothy (Student--2006) 		'Black Snake Moan' reviewed; photo.
10 Student Voices Students respond to the question; "What's the best concert you've ever been to"?
11 West Gym to get 'Wrecked' in March
Cook--Lindsey K. (Student--2005) 		Panther Productions brings 'The Wreckers" to the West Gym for a March concert; photo.
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12 Theatre of objects
Dvorsky--Anne M. (Student--2007) 		Review of "Theatre of Objects" held at the Strayer-Wood Theatre.
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13 March Madness of a another sort
McCue--Timothy M. (Student--2003) 		Ian Beir and Michael Pham will compete in the national debate tournament; photo.
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14 A team player
Molitor--Neal Andrew (Student--2004) 		A look at Cody Eichmeier's impact on the men's track and field team; photo.
15 Seven Panthers qualify for NCAA
Molitor--Neal Andrew (Student--2004) 		Track and field teams will compete in the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships this weekend. UNI has seven qualifiers competing, including two relay teams.
16 UNI-Evansville face off in quarters
Tarasi--Frank P. (Student--2006) 		Women's basketball team to compete in the Missouri Valley Conference Tournament; photo.
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17 Different stage, same preparation
Sulentic--Lucas D. (Student--2006) 		Wrestling team headed for the NCAA championships.
18 Golfers head to Florida
Tarasi--Frank P. (Student--2006) 		Women's golf team will compete in two tournaments in Florida during spring break.
19 Panther Scholar: Chad Rhinehart
Lathrum--Ashley (Student--2005) 		Chad Rhinehart interviewed as Panther Scholar; photo.
20 Senior leadership
Sulentic--Lucas D. (Student--2006) 		Having three seniors on this year's tennis team has led to high expectations. The team takes a 6-0 record into tonight's match with Northern Illinois; photo.
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21 A Cinderella story
Siebring--Owen Thomas (Student--2005) 		NCAA men's basketball tournament always has a Cinderella. Cinderella teams are those that overachieve.
22 Playing softball for the fun of it
Siebring--Owen Thomas (Student--2005) 		Brittany Ruzicka has had to adjust to not playing on a championship contender softball team in college.
23 UNI to play eight games in Florida
Lathrum--Ashley (Student--2005) 		Baseball team to play eight games in nine days over spring break.