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1 Clothesline Project Brings awarness
Weber--Colby (Class of 2020), Leitner--Gabrielle (Class of 2020) 		The Clothesline Project has returned to UNI to help spread awareness of violence and abuse in the community during Relationship Violence Awareness Month. It is an opportunity to share the stories of individuals, friends, or family members; photos.
2 Warren holds town hall in West Gym
Alldredge--Anna (Student--2019), Lafoe--Will (Student--2019) 		Presidential candidate Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) came to UNI while on her "Weekend of Action." The rally was held in the West Gym and over 700 UNI students attended. Warren spoke on what led her into politics and how that experience changed her mind about economics. She stated her plans for office and then opened the floor to take questions from the audience; photos
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3 Candidate Tom Steyer visits UNI
Kelsey--Elizabeth (Class of 2021), Leitner--Gabrielle (Class of 2020) 		Presidential Candidate Tom Steyer came to UNI and held a discussion with faculty, UNI students, and community members at Maucker Union. Around 30 people were in attendance, a smaller gathering compared to other rallies at the college. Steyer asked those in attendance to tell him what they were most concerned about and then responded to them all. He shared his plans and ideas for the future; photo.
4 Julian Castro to visit UNI campus
Kelsey--Elizabeth (Class of 2021) 		Presidential candidate Julian Castro, former U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, will visit the Cedar Valley during a meet and Greet in the West Gym Courtyard on October 22. This event will be co-hosted by the Northern Iowa Democrats and UNIdos (UNI Hispanic Latino Student Union).
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5 Bernstaein Bears: an analysis of the Mandela Effect
Slomka--Emerson (Student--2019) 		Slomka describes the Mandela Effect and gives examples. The Mandela Effect is when the human brain replaces truth with a misconception, such as believing that Nelson Mandela died in prison when he did not. The author mentions different theories on what causes the Mandela Effect and what it means for humanity; photo.
6 The value of sports and teamwork
Horning--Colin (Class of 2022), Lafoe--Will (Student--2019) 		Horning writes about the benefits of sports for building teamwork. In the author's opinion, these teamwork skills are valuable for life and can be transitioned to the larger world. Sports both create challenges and teach participants that challenges can be overcome; they also unify people together for a cause; photo.
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7 IJM hosts 'Threads' thrift store
McGuill--Lauren (Student--2019), Leitner--Gabrielle (Class of 2020) 		UNI's International Justice Mission (IJM) hosted a pop-up thrift store called "Threads" at the Maucker Union Ballroom. The goal of this activity was to not only raise funds for human trafficking but also to spread awareness of human trafficking around the world. Iowa especially has a strong human trafficking scene due to the two major interstates that run through the state, with 38 cases reported in 2019 so far; photos.
8 Women's Chorus, Glee Club perform
Legaspi--Sofia (Class of 2020), Fortmann--Toni (Class of 2022) 		The Women's Chorus and Varsity Glee Club performed a Spotlight Series concert at the Gallagher Bluedorn Performing Arts Center (GBPAC). Both sections sang a wide variety of songs with both groups doing a piece in Spanish in celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month. At the end of the performance, John Wiles, director of the Glee Club, invited audience members to join either group; photos.
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9 Panther Portrait: Orchesis & IDT Show
Maas--Emma'le (Student--2019) 		The UNI Dance Program kicked off Family Weekend festivities with its annual fall showcase. The sister dance companies Orchesis and International Dance Theatre (IDT) performed in the Bengtson Auditorium at Russell Hall. The showcase held performances ranging from tap dancing to hip-hop to traditional Russian folk dance. Many of the performances were choreographed by the students themselves.
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10 Bigger than the game- Bryce Paup's passion to coach
Potter--Jacob (Student--2019) 		Bryce Paup is the Panther football defensive line coach in his second season of coaching at UNI. Paup, a UNI alum, played football for the school as well as professionally. He is happy to be back as a coach, and the football team and athletics staff are glad to have him; photo.
11 Panthers drop two away, fall to 5-9 overall
Kiewiet--Brielle (Student--2019), Rublaitus--Lindy (Student--2019) 		The UNI women's soccer team lost to Drake, 2-0, and Missouri State, 2-1. This dropped them to 5-9 overall. In their conference, they are 1-4 with only two match ups left for the season; photo.
12 Panthers take down Loyola, move to 14-9
Horning--Colin (Class of 2022), Fortmann--Toni (Class of 2022) 		Women's volleyball defeated the Loyola-Chicago Ramblers, 3-1, advancing to 14-9 on the season and 8-1 in the Missouri Valley Conference; photo.