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1 Rachel Bearinger drops debut album
Legaspi--Sofia (Class of 2020) 		UNI alum Rachel Bearinger released her debut album on September 20th, 2019, and did an exclusive interview with the Northern Iowan. This is Bearinger's first album and it features herself and many other current and former UNI students. She was inspired by her family and life experience and each song was a collaboration.
2 Women's Gold Place first at MVC Preview
Kiewiet--Brielle (Student--2019) 		Women's golf placed first at the Missouri Valley Conference with a carded total of 942 strokes. Juniors Hannah Bermel and Emily Snelling tied for all-around first place with final scores of 229. The team will be competing in Manoa, HI, for the Rainbow Wahine Invitational.
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3 UNI professor earns Fulbright to Israel
Alldredge--Anna (Student--2019) 		UNI Assistant Professor of Digital Media Philip Hopper will be embarking on his second Fulbright experience in spring 2020. Hopper will be traveling to Israel to collaborate with Professor Boaz LevTov and together, accompanied by a team of students, will expand upon the LevTov Time Travel Tunnel Project. The project is to expand upon the oral history and families that live in an area called the Triangle that includes a population of mostly Palestinians or Israeli Palestinians. Hopper and LevTov hope to explore more of the area and people's history and share it with the outside world and Israeli diaspora; photo.
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4 New Political ideology is needed
Rawwas--Mohammed (Class of 2021) 		Opinion columnist, Mohammed Rawwas, believes that the current political ideology needs to change sometime in the near future. In the author's opinion, current political ideology needs to change quickly; climate change and the actions needed to combat it will not be fully met with the current liberal dogma. Rawwas explores the current political climate and climate change policies currently in place and/or how to make better policies; photo.
5 Observing Jesus as a political figure
Stekl--Caleb (Student--2017) 		Stekl writes about Jesus and the history of violence in the bible, explaining how it disrupts the traditional image of a peaceful Jesus. In the author's opinion, much of what Jesus did was to further a political and religious agenda that was anti-Roman, and explores how Jesus's actions do not work with current conservative and liberal viewpoints; photo.
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6 'Joker' clowns around with message
Friesen--Hunter (Class of 2022) 		Friesen reviews "Joker," 3.5/5; photo.
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7 'Pronoun' explores identity, relationships
Weber--Colby (Class of 2020) 		The UNI Interpreters Theatre will present Evan Placey's "Pronoun" on October 11 and 12 in Lang Hall. "Pronoun" dives into what it means to be a man and the trans experience and is directed by UNI student Ernest Toutant III; photos.
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8 Defensive end earns second MVC Player of the Week
Potter--Jacob (Student--2019), Leitner--Gabrielle (Class of 2020) 		UNI Football player Elerson Smith is a force to be reckoned with so far this football season. To date, he has 7.5 sacks and is a key player on defense for the football team. Author Jacob Potter interviewed Smith and head football coach Mark Farley to get their views on Smith's progression since coming to UNI. Smith also shares who inspired him so far; photo.
9 Panthers represented well in NFL
Potter--Jacob (Student--2019) 		Jacob Potter interviews UNI Head Football Coach Mark Farley and asks him about players that have moved on from UNI to play in the National Football League (NFL), and reports on their recent activities and where they are now; photo.