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1 Panthers take home conference honors
Hansen--Patrick (Class of 2024), Fortmann--Toni (Class of 2022) 		After day two of the Missouri Valley Conference (MVC) tournament, the women's team finished fifth overall and the men's team won - the first time in eleven years. On the men's team, podium finishers included Darius King, Isaiah Trousil, Tayshaun Cooper, Seb Gearhart, Dan Blocker, Wal Khat, Cam Bauer, Kyler Yodts, Thomas Yezek, Chase Van Sant, Jack Sumners, Thai Thompson, Cameron Cantrall. On the women's team, podium finishers included Hannah Schau, Megan Hudson, Isabelle Holtzen, and Allison Griffin. Darius King's finish made him eligible for the indoor championship; photo.
2 Special election raises issues of PSO
Kelsey--Elizabeth (Class of 2021), Leitner--Gabrielle (Class of 2020) 		In the wake of council member Rob Green's resignation to serve as the mayor of Cedar Falls, the Cedar Falls City Council voted to have Nick Taiber fill the vacated seat. Cedar Falls residents petitioned to fill the at-large seat by special election; the petition was approved and the election will take place on March 24. Those on the ballot include Kelly Dunn, T.J. Frein, Fred Perrymann, Penny Popp, and LeaAnn Saul, but not Taiber. Taiber decided not to run due to controversy about potential implementation of a public safety officer (PSO) program. The PSO program, implemented in 2015, is a paid on-call proram to cross-train staff to assist police and fire safety efforts. Members of the community have argued against or in favor of the program based upon their views of its safety training. Taiber had led the council's decision to eliminate firefighter positions and replace them with PSOs; photo.
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3 SWAG Forum talks women in politics
Stoffer--Emma (Student--2020), Crow--Katie (Student--2020) 		Assistant professor of political science Dr. Jayme Renfro gave the presentation "Jackie and Jill Robinson: Women and the Need to be Better at Politics" on March 2 in the Rod Library ScholarSpace as the kickoff to Women's History Month. The SWAG Forum was hosted by the Women and Genders Studeies (WGS) department. Department director Dr. Wendy Hoofinagle introduced the presentation, which discussed women in politics and the barriers they may face; photo.
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4 'Super Tuesday' leaves uncertainty
Horning--Colin (Class of 2022) 		Horning comments on Super Tuesday, which resulted in a narrower Democratic nominee field: Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, and Tulsi Gabbard are still in the race. In the author's opinion, Donald Trump has strong voter support and a high probability of being re-elected, since Democratic front-runners Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden either can't win over more moderate voters or don't have energy surrounding their campaign; photos.
5 Netflix reality series questions if 'Love is Blind'
Bennethum--Abigail (Class of 2021) 		Bennethum critiques the Netflix show "Love is Blind;" photo.
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6 Friesen: 'The invisible Man' is one to see
Friesen--Hunter (Class of 2022) 		Friesen reviews the movie "The Invisible Man," 3.5/5; photo.
7 UNI Teacher Fair to be held in GBPAC
Witherow--Anthony (Student--2020) 		The annual UNI Teacher Fair will be held on March 7 in the Gallagher Bluedorn Performing Arts Center (GBPAC). Students are invited to attend the free event and discuss employment opportunities with over 70 school districts; photo.
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8 Preview: Burnt City at Interpreters Theatre
Weber--Colby (Class of 2020) 		Professor Josh Hamzehee will present "Burnt City: A One-Persian Show about U.S.-Iran Relations" March 5-7 at the Interpreters Theatre. Hamzehee discusses his background, the development of the performance, and the U.S.-Iran international relations; photo.
9 Women's History Month and Art Expo
Kamp--Erin (Student--2021) 		The Women's History Month Kickoff and Art Expo was held March 3 at the Center for Multicultural Education (CME), and put on by staff from the CME, members of the Women and Gender Studies program, and Northern Iowa Feminists.
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10 Deans List Spring 2019 College of Humanities, Arts, and Sciences Spring 2019 Deans List. Students earning a 3.5 GPA or above while enrolled in a minimum of 12 graded credit hours.
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11 Arch Madness Preview: who will take home the title?
Horning--Colin (Class of 2022) 		Horning speculates on how Arch Madness will play out in the lead-up to the March Madness season, and speculates on the Panthers' odds against their opponents; photo.
12 Panther tennis falls to Hawkeyes in Iowa City
Kiewiet--Brielle (Student--2019) 		UNI women's tennis lost to the Iowa Hawkeyes and are now 2-8 on the season; photo.
13 Panthers honored with all-conference awards
Horning--Colin (Class of 2022), Fortmann--Toni (Class of 2022) 		The Missouri Valley Conference (MVC) announced its all-conference awards for the 2019-20 men's basketball season. AJ Green earned Larry Bird Player of the Year, Isaiah Brown was named Defensive Player of the Year, Green and Austin Phyfe were both named to the all-conference first team, and Trae Berhow was named to the MVC's Most Improved team; photos.