Northern Iowan — October 25, 1991

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Thirty students to earn UNI credit in Austria next summer	Will study at University of Klagenfurt.
1	Poetry in person	Mona Van Duyn reads at Hearst Center; photo.
1	Graduation won't fall victim to budget cuts	Ceremonies will be held in December.
1	Woodall reports that work study students may be laid off	Possible lay-off of state employees could affect work/study students.
1	Elementary education majors will be allowed to enroll in needed courses for spring semester	Will enable 180 students who need course to enroll; photo.
2	Panhellenic president upset at Northern Iowan's objectivity	Believes reporter did not cover issues.
2	Don't Fight It	Humorous questions and answers.
2	Greeks start new program; in order to deal with social issues	Local Greeks to set up peer educator system.
3	Lack of student parking creates more than problems of simple inconvenience	Hillside Courts resident believes that there is inadequate parking in the housing area.
3	UNI education is becoming a nightmare for some students	Complains about increased fees and unavailable classes.
3	HEMP states standpoint	Outlines potential uses for hemp.
4	EMSA sponsors "Black is Back" week	Schedule of activities.
5	Alpha Phi Omega sponsors AIDS awareness day in Union Monday
5	Workshop for environmental safety in the classroom set for Saturday	Will deal with safety in the art studio.
5	Snow kidding . . . .	Early snow; photo.
6	Personals add diversity to life; from starting friendships to budding romances¿	Students offer viewpoints on personal ads.
6	Future of Lutheran Center statue currently unknown	Restored elm sculpture is again deteriorating; photo.
6	UNI Gospel Choir enjoys success; sharing good news through music	Brief history of group founded in 1984; current activities; photo.
7	Reel to Reel	Review of movie "Other People's Money" with Danny Devito.
12	Northern Iowa swimmers set to begin 1991-92 campaign	Northern Iowa men and women are about ready to begin their swim seasons.
12	Panthers hit crucial stretch of schedule	Panthers volleyball is looking for a few good fans to cheer them on during the heat of the battle; photo.
12	Panthers meet pass-controlling defense Saturday	UNI's football team will take on a defensive Western Kentucky University this weekend; photo.
12	"Mud Bowl" played in 1975	UNI's first game against Western Kentucky University was played in a sloppy Latham Stadium during the Division II playoffs that year. This was also the last game to be played in Latham Stadium
13	Young Panther cross country team is toughest in school history	UNI has a strong women's cross country team this year.
13	Years of dedication paying off for Panther setter Katie Crowley	Profile of senior setter Katie Crowley; photo.
13	Two Down, Bottom of the Ninth	Speculates on difficult job of Eldon Miller who is serving as both a coach and an administrator; watches World Series game in Union.