Northern Iowan — November 20, 1990

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Rider Hall receives needed changes	Renovations in Rider Hall included new ceilings in hallways, cable TV and computer hook-ups, and several changes to lobby and offices.
1	ISU minors are barred from bars	Students who are nineteen and twenty years old will not be admitted to bars in Ames, Iowa.
1	Student government re-schedules election	NISG special election will be held again November 28.
2	Student addresses the issues; from Public Safety to the Middle East	Student comments on UNI-GLO organization, public safety carrying guns, and the conflict in Saudi Arabia.
2	Issues for U' n 'I	President encourages students to give to charities over the holiday break.
2	The food was fantastic	Food Committee at International Food Fair thanks those who volunteered and cooked the food.
2	UNI shows support for Take Back the Night March; being part of the solution	GEA members thank those who participated in Take Back the Night march.
4	Summer programs receive federal aid	Federal funding will support Early Elementary Science and Mathematics Institute for At-Risk Students this summer.
4	True gentlemen show their true colors	SAE members at UNI football game; photo.
4	Nationally known cartoonist dedicates book to UNI graduate	Cartoonist Mike Peters dedicated his most recent book to former student Todd Williams, who died Memorial Day weekend; photo.
7	UNI joins reunification	Graduate Russ Bossard painted "UNI Panthers" on the Berlin Wall in Germany; photo.
7	Trip Shakespeare piques	Band "Trip Shakespeare" performed at Steb's.
7	Vandalism gives men's dorms a bad rap; Rider Hall on the top of the list this year	Students are reporting more incidents of vandalism in Rider Hall.
7	Business professors are more than associates	Brothers Fred and Ron Abraham are professors in the College of Business Administration; photo.
8	Movie review	Review of "Fantasia" by Disney.
9	Rug show help not just for sales, but education	Ali R. Raisdana held lecture and Oriental rug show in Commons Ballroom. He is the director of Persian Bazaar Oriental Rug Gallery.
10	Panthers crush Northern Arizona; Mitchell sets NCAA record	Ended their regular season last Saturday night with a 36-16 victory over Northern Arizona in the UNI-Dome; photo.
10	Sometimes intimidation is just as good as talent	Columnist comments on the over-coaching and over-refereeing at a recent volleyball game.
10	SMSU stuns UNI; Lady Bears steal NCAA berth with 3-1 victory	UNI defeated Illinois State but lost to Southwest Missouri State in the title match; photo.
11	Untitled	Illinois State University defeated Western Illinois, 3-0, and Southwest Missouri State defeated Wichita State.
12	Pustelnik, Steffensmeier, Powers shine at Nebraska-Omaha Open	Three wrestlers placed first in their weight divisions at the Nebraska-Omaha Open; photo.
13	Mitchell sets three kicking records in Panther victory	Mitchell sets three records and extended a record he broke earlier in the season.
13	Swimming teams split decisions with St. Cloud State	Men's team took first place in eight of twelve events in a 70-43 win over St. Cloud State University. St. Cloud women defeated the UNI women, 59-53.
13	Boise State to host UNI in football playoffs	Boise State, currently ranked third in the nation, will host Northern Iowa on Nov. 24 at 1:30 p.m. CST.
14	Panther profile	Profile of football player Todd Eagen; photo.
14	Bucknam finds athletic success in recruiting, assistant coach at UNI	Chris Bucknam began coaching the UNI track teams in 1984; photo.
15	Cuttell wraps up remarkable career	The last game of the season will also be Denise Cuttell's last game playing at UNI; photo.