Northern Iowan — October 22, 1993

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Regents compromise; pass 4.4 percent increase instead of 5.3	Students leaders generally pleased with efforts; photo.
1	USI reacts to tuition increase	Believes rate of increase is victory.
1	Pelham sentenced; given thirty days for prostitution, contributing to minor	Former marketing instructor will also serve three years of probation.
2	NISG funds microwave	Considers several funding requests including a Halloween dance.
2	No rebuttal necessary; after 16 years forensics director steps down	Bill Henderson talks about his work; photo.
3	Music in Dome; new local promoter may bring concerts	Jam Productions may try to put on shows; difficulties continue with use of Dome for athletic events.
3	Grant to help cut pollution in small businesses	Receives $700,000 cooperative grant from EPA to assist small businesses in dealing with their wastes.
4	Public Safety log	Campus crime report.
6	NI editorial on target	Believes Northern Edition is not living up to its promises.
6	President Clinton's short memory	Scolds Clinton for stand on foreign policy.
6	Another compromise is needed	Believes that there is conflict in policies relating to homosexuals in military service; believes both sides must recognize real world needs.
6	Changing laws may not help kids learn	Believes corporal punishment did considerable good.
7	Fotografias mexicanas; traveling Smithsonian exhibit captures Hispanic culture	Exhibit at EMCEC.
7	His Name is Alive	Review of "Home is in Your Head".
7	How to spend your student loan	Imaginary spending spree.
8	A maze of Muppet mastery	Review of movie "Labyrinth".
9	Gimmicky future demolishes film	Review of "Demolition Man".
10	Indulge in grandma's favorite dessert	Recipe for chess pie.
11	Return concert for violin-piano duo	Shih Sisters will perform.
12	Leathernecks next up for UNI; winner claims sole possession of Gateway Conference	Need win against Western Illinois.
12	Football ref reveals gameplan	Steve Newman talks about his job; photo.
13	Panther netters struggle at Missouri Valley tennis tournament in St. Louis	Come home without win.
14	Walters "kills" opposition	Profile of volleyball player Natalie Walters.
14	Panthers battle cold, ranked teams at ISU	Finish seventh of eleven teams; photo.
15	UNI football in command	UNI is only team left with something to achieve.