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1	Camp Adventure Internships	Living stipend, housing and travel paid, and twelve hours of college credit are part of the Camp Adventure internship experience; photo.


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2	Career Fair Employers	Listing of employers attending and if they are offering jobs, internships, or both.


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3	Career Fair Guide	Date, time, and place of this year's Career Fair announced.


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4	Career Fair Tips	Suggested purpose, preparation, appropriate dress, and what to bring for freshman, sophomores, juniors, and seniors.


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5	Internships can provide guidance Snook--Jessica Ann (Student--2010)	Internships are beneficial to both employee and employer. The employee learns about the business and can decide if this is truly what he/she wants. The employer can judge the skills of the intern and determine if a full time job is warranted.


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6	UNI prepares for annual career fair Koolbeck--Alex Elizabeth (Student--2010)	Career Services sponsors the career fair each year. Over one hundred organizations, graduate schools, and professional schools will be discussing internships, full-time jobs, or further education.

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7	CME to host fourth annual book club McCollum--Lauren Renae (Student--2010)	Students, staff, faculty, and community members are welcome to participate in the Center for Multicultural Center's book club. Members will read selected books dealing with expressions/perspectives from different cultures.


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8	Judy Shepard to speak at GBPAC Kresse--William Joseph (Student--2010)	The mother of Matthew Shepard, a victim of a hate crime in 1998, will share her story as part of the Standing on Higher Ground educational events, workshops, and panels; photo.


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9	More students are calling UNI home Funk--Dakota John (Student--2009)	Enrollment is up this fall for the fourth year in a row. 13,201 students are attending classes.

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10	Financial expert to speak at UNI Spory--Karyn Kathleen (Student--2010)	Howard Bunsis will address how the Iowa budget cuts have affected Iowa universities and how these cuts could have been handled better.


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11	UNI School of Music presents "An Evening in Paris" Mabe--Talee F. (Student--2010)	Scholarship benefit concert will feature the UNI Opera Ensemble, Northern Iowa Symphony Orchestra, Northern Iowa Wind Symphony, the Jazz One ensemble, and various other small ensembles.

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12	Office Hours Andersen--Eva Elizabeth (Student--2008)	Kay Weller, geography professor, has traveled to over forty countries. She writes grants allowing teachers to travel to foreign countries. A native of Kansas City, Weller loves to drive fast cars, but not so fast any more; photo.


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13	UNI graduate designs sundial for UNI campus Sandbothe--Alyx Jordan (Student--2010)	Michael and Susan Ward donated the sundial; designed by Beth Nybeck. The sculpture is located in the Memorial Garden; photo.


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14	UNI professor develops guidelines for teaching religion Snook--Jessica Ann (Student--2010)	Betty DeBerg, as a member of the American Academy of Religion, aided in supplying resources to educators, teachers, and parents to help improve the manner in which religion is taught in the schools; photo.

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15	Blood Drive opportunities in the Cedar Valley Snook--Jessica Ann (Student--2010)	The need of blood is constant. September blood drive locations and times noted.


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16	UNI students to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month Au Jong--Catherine (Student--2010)	A music festival September 16 will highlight the celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month; photo.

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17	"Object as Subject" premieres at University Museum Collins--Elizabeth L. (Student--2002)	New art exhibit shows the diversity of art and expression and human culture.


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18	UNI Student Leadership Center develops leadership skills Hawkins--Ariel L. (Student--2010)	Maucker Union sponsors a group to provide students with leadership opportunities. On Volunteer Tuesdays, the group provides transportation to four area service agencies. A rope course event is planned later in September.

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19	Congratulations	Department of Residence recognizes students who earned academic distinction by qualifying for the Dean's list Spring 2010. Students listed.

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20	Student employees in the Department of Residence get the job done.	Employees making the dean's list recognized. Students listed.

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21	Fred Phelps hates homosexuals Jeffries--Leah Kay (Student--2008)	Protests planned by the Westboro Baptist Church in response to events remembering and discussing the death of Matthew Shepard on campus.


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22	Please don't feed the trolls Boeckmann--Trevor Paul (Student--2007)	Campus reaction to the expected protests of Fred Phelps and the Westboro Baptist Church against gay rights. A call for civility from President Allen and the Dean of Students has been made; photo.


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23	Watching our weight? Haselhuhn--Adam J. (Student--2007)	The fast food trend and America's eating habits examined; photo.

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24	Panther volleyball wins Kansas Invitational Jefson--Samuel Kirk (Student--2009)	Volleyball team defeats Arkansas-Little Rock, Kansas, and Winthrop in the Kansas Invitational tournament after losing to eleventh ranked Iowa State 3-0.


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25	Sack Attack Kintzel--Scott Elliott (Student--2009)	Football team defeats North Dakota State 16-9. The defense sacked the Bison eleven times; photo.

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26	Brad's Sports Blurb: Reggie Bush could lose his Heisman Trophy Eilers--Bradley David (Student--2008)	The NCAA's investigation of UCLA's football program may result in the return of a Heisman Trophy; photo.


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27	Ryan's Rants: College athletics are ruining my GPA Friederich--Ryan Leo (Student--2010)	College football games interfere with homework


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28	UNI soccer falls to Green Bay, 4-0	Women's soccer team held Green Bay scoreless until the forty fourth minute. A goal just prior to halftime, followed by a goal early in the second half, and two goals in the last thirty minutes sealed the loss.