Northern Iowan — February 24, 1995

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	NISG extends election registration by one week	Deadline extended because of limited numbers of applicants for offices.
1	Committee considers paying members	Organization and Finance Committee considers plan.
1	Wacky hacky sacky	Student plays hacky sack; photo.
1	Students battle lawmakers over performing arts center	Some legislators believe that the center should be built with private funds.
2	Grassley strives for balanced budget by 2002	Speaks on Balanced Budget Amendment.
3	Iowa Lakeside Labs offering summer jobs for students	Outline of classes and opportunities at West Okoboji site.
4	What's Up	Meetings and activities held.
5	Student lobbying works	Outlines recent successes of UNI projects.
5	Generation X does not exist!; twenty-somethings held in check by outdated standards of success	Believes times have changed and measures of success may need to be changed, too.
5	Pepsi driver causes flashback to time spent in trenches; more to driving distribution truck than pulling through in clutch	Recounts experiences of driving a Pepsi truck.
7	Student government calls out for candidates	Concerned that so few apply for positions in student government.
7	Students park cars like idiots, need to act responsibly	Berates bad parking practices.
8	Forensics team captures 10th straight state tittle; "we came, we saw, we forensicated"	Students talk about their experiences in forensics; photo.
9	Honeydogs' debut disc more bland than sweet	A review of the music group "Honeydogs".
10	Rehashed film version "The Brady Bunch" disappointing; even with guest appearances by old cast	A review of the movie "The Brady Bunch" with Gary Cole and Shelly Long.
11	Key to education solved: The Force would motivate, teach, discipline	Likes Star Wars movies.
11	Four Tibetan students bring unique culture to community	Students tell of their culture.
12	Panthers eliminated; conference tourney hopes dashed after 91-76 drubbing by ISU	UNI defeated by Illinois State, 91-76; face Drake on Saturday; photo.
12	Panthers swing into spring; baseball looks "to get results" this season	Panthers ready for season and Southwest Missouri State by relying on thirteen returning players; photo.
12	Panthers swing into spring; softball sets sights on Missouri Valley title	Panthers begin season at Missouri Invitational, have six letterwinners and eight starters returning; photo.
13	Swimmers break seven records; as season comes to a close	Mideast Championship in St. Louis host to UNI's record breaking performance; photo.
14	Panther of the Week	Panther football player Todd Harrington signed to play with Iowa Barnstormers in Arena League; photo.
15	As deadline draws near: bring on scrubs, spectators reap rewards`	Believes baseball dispute is childish.