Northern Iowan — September 25, 1990

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1	Ex death row prisoner to speak at UNI	Subject of movie "Thin Blue Line", Randall Adams, will speak in the Union Wednesday.
1	Record enrollment figures announced	Enrollment is at all time high of 12,638 and students are better prepared to enter college.
1	Ambassadors attend "beneficial" convention	Six UNI Student Alumni Ambassadors attended the Student Alumni Association/Student Foundation National Convention in Kansas earlier this month.
2	On the Other Hand	Columnist comments on the reunification efforts of Germany.
2	Article incorrectly informs students	Bartlett Hall is not the only residence hall on campus to house international students.
2	Untitled	Off-campus students are invited to Union tonight for group yearbook photograph.
2	Issues for U' n 'I	President of NISG encourages students to mail their campus concerns and problems to her office.
3	UNI graduate is first on CPA exam; number one out of 68,000	Kevin Banwart received nation's top score on the CPA exam and will receive Gold Medal award. Several other UNI graduates also received recognition for their performance on the exam.
3	Legislative assembly candidates profiled	Candidates for the six open Legislative Assembly seats are profiled.
3	UNI department receives gift from CF Police	Cedar Falls Police Protective Association donated Schwin Airdyne exercise bike to Cardiac Rehabilitation Program.
3	Rotaract Club establishes chapter at UNI	Darcie Novotny attended Rotary International Convention in June. Rotaract Club began at UNI last spring.
4	Wildlife presentation	Glendon Brunk will speak on the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Wednesday in the Union.
4	UNI keeps pace with needs of the handicapped	UNI buildings and grounds have been handicapped accessible for the past nine years.
6	Sartori Memorial Hospital offers cholesterol screening	Cholesterol screenings will be held September 25-26 and will test for triglycerides and lipoprotein levels as well.
8	Folk dance highlights cultures	International Folk Ensemble members learn and perform dances from around the world; photo.
8	Ski season in sight	First meeting of Ski Club will be October 9. Club members take four or five trips per season.
8	Brash band in "BOX 10."; popular band plays on the UNI Hill	Review of "Box 10.".
8	Tuba -- or not tuba?	UNI Marching Band and tuba players are an important part of football games; photo.
10	. . . Nowhere Man	Columnist and a freshman student discuss walking across campus at night and his NI column.
14	Panther air attack buries Idaho State	UNI experiences 44-10 victory over Idaho State.
14	Panthers cruise to 11th win; volleyballers blast SLU, UW-M	UNI volleyball team defeated St. Louis University and University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee for 11-0 record; photo.
14	Bowlsby addresses issues of student-athletes, facilities and Northern Iowa	Profile of UNI athletic director Bob Bowlsby.
15	Former Panther finding new niche in New Zealand; Panthers in the pros	Former UNI pitcher Sarah O'Byrne now playing softball in New Zealand. Former player Kim Brunner is her catcher.
16	UNI defeats Wartburg in dual, 8-1	UNI defeated Wartburg, 8-1. They will play Graceland College next Saturday to finish their fall season.
17	Busy weekend for women's tennis team	UNI defeated Loras College and Wisconsin-LaCrosse; however, they lost to St. Ambrose and Southwest State; photo.
18	UNI's season is not even close to over	UNI's football team is 2-2 and has five conference games and two non-league games left. Volleyball coach Iradge Ahrabi-Fard is pleased with the eleven wins his team has scored so far.