Issue Contents
Page 1
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| 1 | "Soapboxes, Shakespeare and Socialism" samples of civil rights supporter Aunspach--Chase Steven (Student--2009) |
Eric Arnesen, professor of history at George Washington University, was the featured speaker at the annual Carl L. Becker Lecture. He addressed the life of A. Philip Randolph in a personal and detailed manner; photo. |
| 2 | Celebration of International Blasphemy Day offends, raises questions over free speech Anderson--John David (Student--2008) |
Northern Iowa Freethinkers and Inquirers chalked blasphemous messages, including Bible verses, secular quotes, and cartoons. A spontaneous discussion on religion with nearly seventy people participating was held near Maucker Union; photo. |
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| 3 | Green Week encourages environmental awareness Anderson--John David (Student--2008) |
Presentations and discussions during Green Week will allow students to consider the consequences of environmental changes. A campus conversation will be held. Energy efficient light bulbs will be distributed. "King Corn" will be shown; photo. |
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| 4 | Free speech is worth fighting for Boeckmann--Trevor Paul (Student--2007) |
Fallout from the events and chalking of Blasphemy Day included threats, disappointment, and attempts to destroy the chalked messages. Everyone believes in free speech until it starts to offend them. |
| 5 | Stripping down our rights French--Larissa A. (Student--2007) |
Northern Iowan keeps students informed of activities, serves as a watchdog at times, provides students with hands-on experience, and serves as a media outlet for area organizations and business ads. Concerns have been expressed about columns. |
| 6 | Them's fighting words: a debate about freedom of speech at UNI Murphy--Brian Sullivan (Student--2009) |
Theory behind Blasphemy Day respected, but the tactics used to demonstrate were not appropriate. The day promoted making fun of others and not a way to promote free and open discussion. |
| 7 | UNI students solve the religion situation Hanson-Pollock Travis K. (Student--2007) |
Debate between Believers and Atheists was mainly below the belt. Both sides were guilty of showing a lack of respect for the other side. |
Page 6
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| 8 | Blasphemy Day 2009 Bray--Christopher Ryan (Student--2009) |
A Christian supports his atheist friends and their right of free speech. |
| 9 | Cell phones promote antisocial behavior Gitchell--Erin Elizabeth (Student--2008) |
The instant access to friends via texting, the Internet, and Face book make talking to people in person an old art form. |
| 10 | No one seems to notice Day 2009 Puhrmann--Ryan Andrew (Student--2008) |
Reactions to Blasphemy Day. It is merely a matter of free speech. |
Page 8
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| 11 | The joys of adulthood and getting older over freedom of speech at UNI Uhlenkamp--Jessica Ann (Student--2009) |
Age has its benefits, but not the glamour a person expects. Getting along with parents does get better with age and maturity. Parents get smarter. |
Page 9
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| 12 | "Islam: An American Religion" links Middle East to Midwest Aunspach--Chase Steven (Student--2009) |
Ingrid Mattson addressed classes and a sold out audience in Davis Hall. She spoke of the heritage of Muslims and Americans. As Muslims feel more freedom to practice their faith openly, understanding increases; photo. |
| 13 | "What I Did Last Summer" captures plight of adolescence and conflict Anderson--John David (Student--2008) |
The A. R. Gurney play is being performed at the Strayer-Wood Theatre. A well-crafted set created a neat atmosphere of the house and the rugged outdoorsy feel of Anna's residence. |
Page 11
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| 14 | Autumn-matic Wellness Fair hopes to shape-up UNI Aunspach--Chase Steven (Student--2009) |
Wellness Fair to feature exhibits from around campus and the Cedar Valley community. Chair massages, cooking demonstrations, blood pressure and body mass testing, and lots of samples will be available. |
| 15 | Drinking: Facts on tap and what you should know to protect yourself | Unprotected sex is one of the most common consequences of heavy drinking on a college campus. If you choose to drink, avoid drinking games, look out for friends, eat before drinking, one drink per hour, and stick with the same drink. |
Page 13
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| 16 | Brad's Sports Blurb Eilers--Bradley David (Student--2008) |
Boston College football star recovers from Ewing's sarcoma, a cancerous tumor on the knee. Following chemotherapy and radiation treatments, his doctors say there is a ninety percent chance the cancer is gone for good. He may return to football. |
| 17 | Panther volleyball keeps wining streak alive against Bradley Walters--Casey Beaudean (Student--2008) |
Volleyball team defeats Bradley, 3-0. The team has won twelve straight games and has a record of 14-2; plus an impressive 5-0 mark in conference play. |
| 18 | Strathman struts his stuff Getting--Timothy Willis (Student--2009) |
Matt Strathman, redshirt junior running back, put on a show for his coaches, family, and fans with one hundred thirty six yards rushing on sixteen carries; photo. |
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| 19 | Photos Kintzel--Scott Elliott (Student--2009) |
Football highlights from the Indiana State game; photo. |
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| 20 | Photos Kintzel--Scott Elliott (Student--2009) |
More highlights from the Indiana State football game; photo. |
