Northern Iowan — September 30, 1994

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Area high school students gather in UNI-Dome to get first glance at colleges	Students visit with representatives of eighty colleges.
1	Faculty Senate shoots down guns for Public Safety	Adopts resolution against arming Public Safety officers.
2	Iowa colleges join forces for Career Fair	About two thousand students speak with prospective employers; photo.
3	Stress management	Four session workshop offered by Counseling Center.
3	Student for LIFE	Will meet.
3	Theology Club	Will hold discussion of death penalty.
3	Baptist Campus Ministries	Holding night of praise.
3	Fluid Power Society	Will meet.
3	French Club	Will meet.
3	Kappa Delta Pi	Will meet.
3	Bout with cancer not enough to stop UNI standout	Motivational speaker Pauline Kelly describes ways to meet goals.
4	Native American festival benefits campus	Festival was learning experience.
4	Many reasons for pride	Points out high placement of UNI in recent rankings.
4	Voice opinion at Women's Day rally	Promotes Young Women's Day of Action activities.
4	Personal planners remove responsibility and guilt	Needs help in keeping on track.
5	Believing in equality equals believing in feminism	Defend women's studies as important.
5	Northern Iowan spreads wrong information about NISG	Questions grounds for removal of senators.
6	Bought Again Books has no literary junk food; no Harlequin romances here	Bookstore moves from College Street location to 23rd Street; photo.
6	Steb's holds first Oktoberfest and Homebrew Competition	Schedule of events.
6	'Velocity' slow despite humor, cryptic plots	Review of movie "Velocity".
8	R.E.M. retreats to bold beginnings	Review of R.E.M.'s "Monster".
9	UNI storms back, defeats Iowa	UNI volleyball team defeats Iowa in four games; photo.
9	Sinker defines elimination of Native American slang names in sports coverage	Report on panel discussion; photo.
10	Untitled	Howard Sinker of the "Star Tribune" participates in a round table discussion on campus.
10	Softball drops four at NIC Tournament	Lose four at Rockford; photo.
11	What's up with football?	Defends referees and criticizes hot-dogging.