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1 No more fliers in dorm halls
Anderson--John Patrick (Student--2008) 		Department of Residence will no longer accept materials to be posted within the residence halls. Postings on MyUniverse News is the alternative; photo.
2 Students flock to Welcome Back BBQ
Spalding--Laura Elizabeth (Student--2009) 		Photo of students relaxing by the panther fountain during the Center for Multicultural Education's event; photo.
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3 Up to $16,000 available for students Federal grants are available to undergraduate and graduate students who plan to teach in a high-need field of study at a low-income school. $4,000 is available per year.
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4 ITS provides computer workshops
French--Larissa A. (Student--2007) 		Information Technology Services hosts free workshops for students, faculty, and staff. Topics include; eLearning, Microsoft Word, Google Tools, OneNote, Excel, and Power Point.
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5 Good Morning America visits Cedar Falls
Davidson--Nicole Jean (Student--2008) 		On July 23, 2009, four remote locations in Cedar Falls main street district were shown on ABC's Good Morning America. The city plugged their designation as a bike-friendly city.
6 Solar Panthers compete in World Championship
Davidson--Nicole Jean (Student--2008) 		A solar electric boat is built from scratch each year by the UNI Solar Electric Team. The team placed third out of eighteen teams in the competition; photo.
7 Special investigation of Price Lab audit uncovers unpaid tuition and fees
Davidson--Nicole Jean (Student--2008) 		$250,262.50 in lost tuition and fee income was discovered at Price Lab. University intends to implement state auditor's recommendations.
8 Storm's severe winds damage 350 trees on UNI campus
Davidson--Nicole Jean (Student--2008) 		A July 10 storm resulted in significant damage to trees, broken windows, punctured roofs, blown down fences, and the destruction of small sheds; photo.
9 UNI Baseball team completes its last season
Davidson--Nicole Jean (Student--2008) 		Budget problems marked the end of the UNI baseball program. The final game was played on May 16, 2009; photo.
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10 Panther Portraits
Spalding--Laura Elizabeth (Student--2009) 		Dancers perform during the Center for Multicultural Education's Welcome Back BBQ; photo.
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11 A close-minded point of view
Hewitt--Lucas James (Student--2009) 		Believes that rules and convictions are not there to harm us, but to help us; believes that absolute truth is the only way to make sense of the world and the only way to true peace and joy.
12 Bathroom stall reading
Dahlke--Lisa Renae (Student--2006) 		Tips for survival at UNI include; be aware of crosswalks; parking in Cedar Falls is very strict; and utilize outside e-mail systems. The fliers, formerly found in restrooms, are no longer allowed by the Department of Residence.
13 Withdrawing the waste from our courses
Aunspach--Chase Steven (Student--2009) 		Questions policy for dropping classes. Believes process is considered too easy for those not doing well in a course; deadline for dropping classes should be earlier in the semester.
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14 Attendance optional
Krueger--Jeffrey Allen (Student--2009) 		Professors urged to stop making attendance part of the student's grade; believes that this penalizes dedicated students and rewards poorer students for merely showing up for class. Time should be spent creating a more pleasing classroom environment.
15 Debates on health care
Wendt--Alyssa Catherine (Student--2009) 		Believes that concerns about socialism are clouding the minds of Americans when they consider the options for universal health care in the United States; photo.
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16 H1N1 vaccine set to appear this fall
Tegeler--Cassie L. (Student--2008) 		Students encouraged to get vaccinated for the H1N1 (swine flu) virus. College age students are at high risk for infection; photo.
17 The College Eye New column examines urban legends. The relationship between a roommate's suicide and the grade point for the semester of the survivor are not related.
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18 Camp Adventure Internships Internship opportunities in Germany, England, Italy, Belgium, and the United States; photo.
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19 Introduction to ITS
Peterson--Thomas C. (Director ITS) 		Information Technology Services supports all aspects of information technology. Computer Centers are located on campus with several being open twenty-four hours a day. Free computer workshops are offered.
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20 "500 Days of Summer": A true love story
Frazier--James Timothy (Student--2006) 		Movie "500 Days of Summer" reviewed; photo.
21 New courses offered for Liberal Arts Core
Zidon--Rachel Margaret (Student--2008) 		"Wind Energy Applications in Iowa" and "Women and Gender Studies: Introduction" have been added to the social science category. Iowa has become a major player in harnessing the wind for energy; photo.
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22 Panther Portraits: Welcome Back BBQ
Spalding--Laura Elizabeth (Student--2009) 		Center for Multicultural Education hosted a Welcome Back BBQ for students; photo.
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23 Improving upon success
Walters--Casey Beaudean (Student--2008) 		Volleyball team hopes to build on the 25-9 record and NCAA Tournament appearance of last season. Team returns seven letter winners, but must replace two first-team all-Missouri Valley Conference players. Schedule; photo.
24 No more beating around the bush
Bardsley--Laura Lee (Student--2008) 		Members of the Panther football team remember the heartbreak of a last second touchdown pass that kept them from the national championship game last year. Returning to that level of competition is this year's goal. Schedule; photo.
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25 Women's soccer tops Coyotes in season opener, 3-0 Women's soccer team defeats South Dakota in the first match of the year. Schedule.
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26 FCS vs. FBS
Eilers--Bradley David (Student--2008) 		Football Championship Subdivision teams play Football Bowl Subdivision teams for money, increased exposure for recruitment, and the possibility of defeating a major program and gaining more publicity for their program.
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27 UNI Football Media Day photo gallery
Bardsley--Laura Lee (Student--2008) 		Photos of members of the UNI football program during media day; photo.