Northern Edition — November 2, 1994

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
2	Better do your duty . . . vote!	Urges everyone to vote.
2	IQ as an average factor	Being resolved to the limits of one's own abilities.
2	Boyd's complaints just don't compute	Attempts to refute criticism of computer labs.
2	Promoting hate damages community	Kamyar Enshayan attempts to refute column on hate.
3	Pro sports and the greed factor	Critical of relative value of athletes' contribution to society.
3	Parking problem needs a solution	Recounts problems with parking and supports a permit system.
4	KBBG radio to build a new studio	Groundbreaking ceremony for new facility; photo.
5	Women's Development Series final seminar coming soon	Seminar on language to be offered.
5	Conference on homelessness to be held at UNI November 3	Martha Burt will speak.
5	AHSA to hold open house tomorrow	Will offer information on humanics.
5	Exhibit marks 50th anniversary of WWII	Museum will show photos by Darrell Warner.
5	A taste of international	International Student Association will hold food festival.
6	Royal Flush free shuttle service	Local service will transport people to Tama casino; photo.
7	Institutes Abroad opens up the world	Opportunities to study abroad.
8	Study abroad with NSE	Twenty-three UNI students are studying at other schools.
8	KUNI fund-raiser tops the $84,000 mark	Breakdown of pledge campaign.
10	Noehren's Mocktails and Karaoke Night	Party will highlight fun without alcohol.
12	Examining our rights in Guilty by Suspicion	Review of the movie "Guilty by Suspicion".
15	'Strings Attached' concert to feature world class guitarist	Sharon Isbin will perform with the Waterloo-Cedar Falls Symphony.
15	The best little haunt-house on campus	Description of haunted house set up in Strayer-Wood Theater.
16	A double shot of Interpreter's Theatre	Review of "The Birthmark" and "Heads Above Water, Heartblood in the Sand".
17	'Dance, Dance, Dance'	Lessons will be offered at dance.
17	Jazz Band 1 concert continues the tradition of excellence	Review of recent concert.