Northern Iowan — October 9, 1992

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Police disperse crowd on College Hill; streets blocked off to protect Homecoming crowd	Police disperse crowds outside bars at 2:30 AM without significant incident.
1	Signing for choice	Students sign petitions at abortion rally; photo.
1	Gov, Branstad visits campus; seeks to relate to UNI	Governor tours ICN facilities; photo.
2	Noebleed Seats	Humorous look at escort services.
2	Concern with CFPD techniques	Believes Cedar Falls Police used confrontational tactics and poor communication skills.
2	Challenge to NI editorial board	Believes NI fails to cover important issues.
3	Untitled	Presents views on discovery of New World.
3	Public Safety officers not toy cops; wife of former ISU officer speaks out	Officers are fully trained and deserve respect.
3	GEA urges students to vote	Urges students to support state ERA.
3	ERA not about stereotypes	Support ERA, but avoid stereotypes.
4	Times and values have changed	Attempts to refute views of recent letter regarding homosexuality.
4	Disrespect seen at parade	Believes people should stand when the flag passes.
5	Hill merchants and police meet to discuss problems	Meeting held to discuss recent violence and disturbance on College Hill; police outline actions.
6	Debate duo places first	Nat Carlo and Tyler Conaway finish first.
6	UNI to host industrial tech conference	Outline of program.
8	To the White House	Considers campaign's negative issues.
9	Untitled	Student wins pinball game in contest; photo.
9	UNI's visibility stressed at NISG	Pat Geadelmann speaks to NISG about raising awareness for UNI's needs.
10	The death of Bernard Silas	Short story.
12	Panthers ready to defend top ranking	Prepare for Western Kentucky; photo.
12	Shedd takes conference honors after Homecoming game	Kenny Shedd named Gateway offensive player of week; photo.
12	Volleyball returns home for weekend conference action	Prepares for Bradley and Illinois State; photo.
13	Cross country teams make rare home appearance Saturday	Will meet Drake.
14	Baillos has injury-free record for UNI tennis	Profile of tennis player Phil Baillos; photo.
15	Meyer honored by MVC	Jason Meyer is MVC runner of the week.
16	Bakley: "very confident"; softball team finishes fall at 13-6, looks to spring	Finish 2-4 at Western Illinois.
17	From the Upper Deck	Looks at college bowl possibilities.
18	Undefeated Panthers host tennis meet	Local invitational will close season.
18	Men's golf finishes eighth at Iowa State	Finish eighth of nine teams.
18	Golfers end season struggling; coach cites lack of depth, experience as main problems	Season wrap-up.