Northern Edition — November 3, 1993

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	One of America's best visits the UNI campus	African-American poet Pinkie Gordon Lane reads works and conducts seminar; photo.
1	A chance to become, a choice to belong	Positive aspects of Greek system.
1	Elliott to address racism	Jane Elliott will speak on prejudice.
2	Chance to make college 'Herstory!'	Gender Equality Association assists in producing handbook of resources for college women.
2	My Side of the Fence	Bill Witt lauds efforts to reduce tuition and fees increase.
3	1993 Panther Marching Band	Descriptions of routines and practices; season schedule of performances.
3	Christian organizations pulling together	Several Christian groups will hold meeting.
3	Behind the band	Kappa Kappa Psi and Tau Beta Sigma assist Marching Band in preparing performances.
3	Editor must resign position	John Hamman recounts difficulties of starting Northern Edition; resigns due to policy of Board of Control of Student Publications.
4	Winner of the Maucker Union Pool Tournament to advance to regional competition in Minnesota	Aaron Hember wins pool tournament.
6	AHSA benefit dance to be at Steb's	American Humanics Student Association will hold benefit dance.
6	Model UN prepares future leaders	Description of activities and program; photo.
6	Theatre's haunted house a success	Four hundred attended haunted house in Strayer-Wood Theater.
8	UNI student and State Representative earn honors	Cristine Mathis and Bill Witt recognized by Black Hawk Partnership for Disability; photo.
10	UNI speech team placed sixth in tournament	Individual events speech team finishes sixth at Mankato.
10	The NAMES project plans benefit art auction	Cedar Valley NAMES Project will hold silent auction.
11	Black Hawks fight for first place Thursday night at McElroy	Will play Des Moines Buccaneers; photo.