Northern Iowan — November 16, 1990

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1	Students faced with possible rise in mandatory health fees	Topics at Board of Regents meeting included raising student health fee to $40, new computer fee at University of Iowa, and new tuition policy.
1	Executive Director of American Humanics Program resigns	Edward Clark resigned from his position as of November 9.
1	Nobody ever promised them a rose garden	Students picking up dead plants in front of Gilchrist Hall; photo.
1	Rapes and sexual assaults are cause for concern for university students	Only 10-15% of all campus sexual assaults are reported to authorities and most are acquaintance assaults.
2	And in This Corner	Columnist suggests getting to know people before judging them on their race, color, or sexual orientation.
2	Interpretations wrong; women not just "possessions"	Student responds to Mark Thompson's column on women printed November 6.
2	Story's photo, reasoning questioned	Student comments on the Northern Iowan's November 9 story on UNI-GLO and other letters from students.
3	Contentions, opinions seen as "disturbing"	Faculty member comments on Angela Bauer's letter of November 9 on UNI-GLO.
3	Values, society being tested as rules are cast aside	Student comments on the lack of morality in society today.
3	Reader presents "truly ugly conclusions"; article brings attention to 'often ignored minority"	Student supports Angela Bauer's view in her November 9 letter.
3	Bauer defended, homosexuality condemned; "receiving¿ due penalty of their error, which is death"	Student comments on the Bible's view of homosexuality.
4	Notice	New street, called Campus Street, is open east of the Art 2 building. Nearby streets and parking lots will be closed for construction.
4	UNI students are given chance to study in Japan	Informational meetings will be held today and December 4 for those interested in studying at Kansai Gaidai in Japan.
4	UNI assistant professor of flute becomes published	Angeleita Floyd will publish her dissertation entitled "The Gilbert Legacy--Methods, Exercises, and Techniques for the Flutist"; photo.
4	KHKE holds fundraiser to compensate for cutbacks	KHKE had positive responses in fundraising campaign this week.
6	Three UNI students "Shock the World"	Warren Wortham, James Howard Shirley, and Jonathan Brown are part of Ice Age Productions.
7	Public Safety keeps university informed	Public Safety updates UNI on parking, safety, and general issues.
8	Jewelry workshop to be held next month	Jewelry and metal casting workshop will be held at UNI for advanced high school students.
10	Christmas lights brighten campus and spirits; tree lighting ceremony part of UNI tradition
10	'Surf'in U.S.A.	Campbell Hall's Rainbow House residents share signs they used in their Surf detergent commercial; photo.
10	Senior leader honored with the Valley Fair scholarship	Jeffery Mitchell awarded $2000 scholarship from Valley Fair in Minnesota; photo.
10	"Holy Cow!"- it's Matt Wagner; Harry Carey says "Cubs win," but at UNI¿	Student Matt Wagner has been working on his imitation of Harry Caray; photo.
11	Masters of music	A review of Wendy and Lisa's new album "Erotica".
13	UNI hosts NAU in regular season finale	Panthers prepare to play Northern Arizona this Saturday; photo.
13	Panthers control own destiny as post-season Gateway tournament starts	Panthers battle for invitation to NCAA tournament this weekend.; photo.
13	Author sees predator problems in the future	Number of hunters and other predators greatly outnumbers the prey.
14	Northern Iowa cross country teams wrap up seasons; men take ninth place at Regionals	Team earned ninth place out of fourteen teams in the NCAA Region Five Championships last weekend in Springfield, Missouri.
14	Northern Iowa cross country teams wrap up seasons; women take 10th; Allen leads squad	Seven members of cross country team traveled to Springfield, Missouri, to compete at the regional cross country meet; team placed tenth.
15	Wrestling team set for Nebraska-Omaha Open	Opening the season on Saturday against a powerful field at the Nebraska-Omaha Open.
15	Swim team falls to WIU, NIU	Both men's and women's swim teams wound up on the losing end in their first two swim meets of the season.
16	Jermier works to keep Panthers in the black	Profile of John "Jersey" Jermier's work as Associate Athletic Director.
17	Panthers falls to Iowa State	UNI lost to Iowa State, 8-6.
17	Panther profile	Profile of volleyball player Chris Less; photo.
18	GCAC disbands; UNI's status uncertain	Gateway Collegiate Athletics Conference will disband its women's sports program in 1992.