Northern Iowan — March 14, 1995

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Dove, Olson tangle for top spot in NISG	Prepare for run-off election.
1	"Inner Weather" denied funds from NISG amid controversy	Questions about finances make future of magazine uncertain.
1	Go fly a kite	Students fly kite; photo.
2	State Farm pledges $50,000 to UNI	Donates money to "Leading, Building, Sharing" campaign to support programs relating to insurance.
2	UNI selected as site for GLOBE teacher training workshop	Will offer NASA workshop.
2	Four UNI debaters qualify for national tournament	Finish well in Winona tournament.
2	Substance abuse and dependency data gathered by UNI researchers	Will gather data in five Iowa communities, including Waterloo.
3	What's up	Meetings and activities to be held.
3	Public Safety log	Campus crime report.
6	Olson/Harms reflect students, bring new fresh ideas to NISG	Outlines ways that ticket can improve itself.
6	What's the Colossus of Rhodes compared to Lang Hall?	Lang Hall is a Wonder of the World.
6	Regents tell students to get out	Has reservations about current debate regarding a guarantee of graduation in four years.
7	Fans thank cheerleaders, Pom Pon squad for their work	Appreciates efforts of squads.
7	Stiletto heels in style? Not! Woman should define beauty	Rejects extreme fashions.
7	Louganis didn't speak out on AIDS, afraid of people like Meisenheimer	Believes recent column was on wrong track.
8	Dove/Tuttle present communication goals for NISG	Believes broad communication is essential.
9	Olson/Harms listen to student concerns, urge voter turnout	Thanks voters and asks them to vote again.
9	Meisenheimer good sports columnist	Agrees with viewpoint on many issues.
10	UNI students need to make their convictions heard	Urges people to speak up.
10	Ignorance and bigotry not tolerated in print or on street; "NI" columnist attacks homosexuals for fun	Strongly disagrees with recent column.
11	Meisenheimer's columns lack research; not funding non-spectator sports deprives opportunities to athletes	Believes columnist is misinformed on gender issues in athletics.
12	Retro spring fashion; Mohair Pear brings '60's '70's styles up-to-date	Description of styles available in Mohair Pear, a clothing store on College Hill; photo.
13	Steb's stage turns into retro runway	Mohair Pear puts on fashion show; photo.
13	Fashion tips for frugal shoppers; femininity is in	Surveys recent trend in women's clothing.
14	Play's set, actors, plot equal success	A review of the play "Summer and Smoke" by Tennessee Williams.
16	Suchan fashions indoor dreams into reality; now ready for outdoor success	Panther track star Tim Suchan honored as Male Indoor Field Event Athlete of the Year, qualifies for NCAA meet; photo.
16	Leftridge finishes seventh, earns All-America honor	UNI's Dianna Leftridge finishes seventh at NCAA long jump competition, named All-American; photo.
16	Men suffer through unlucky twists of fate at nationals	Men's track team has hard time at NCAA meet, chalk it up to experience; photo.
17	Men ravage UW-Milwaukee; high expectations, return of Berkey fuel 6-1 victory	Men's tennis team win over University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, 6-1. Start spring break play at Hilton Head this weekend; photo.
18	Baseball takes second in Derby Classic	Panthers defeat Eastern Illinois, 18-13, and Louisville, 2-0. Toledo outscores UNI, 5-1; photo.
19	A March Madness proposal: $88 million ready to be "won"	Offers advice on making money in betting pools.