Northern Iowan — August 29, 1995

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Mime, music and mayhem at Maucker	Tim Settimi performs comedy routine; photo.
1	Cutting Edge Tour plans campus stop	Homecoming Committee sponsors exhibit of latest technologies.
1	Three from UNI head to Beijing; international perspective on women	Two faculty members and one student will attend United Nations Fourth World Conference on Women.
3	Two's company . . . three's a crowd?; de-tripling process has begun at residence halls	There are three hundred rooms with three occupants; few problems occur.
4	Meetings give information on library; much more than books	Library staff offers workshops and tours.
5	NISG president brings big agenda to the table	Paul Olson has plans for developing a mission, election reform, and weekend programming; photo.
6	SAC sponsors free movies in Union's Club Ninety-One	Student Activities Committee will show recent movies in Union.
7	Why go home?	Urges students to grow up and not to go home every weekend.
7	Young and old students alike: welcome to the big leagues	Advice to new students.
7	You think you could write something better than this?	Outlines qualifications for job of writing column.
8	What the heck happened to Sabin Bridge?	Notes changes that occurred over summer.
10	Hindu Rodeo; band ropes in crowd of hideous proportions	Review of Hindu Rodeo at Stebs; photo.
12	Flatlands lives up to name	Review of Larry Myer's "Flatland".
14	Explore your mind, retreat into your private playground	Outlines pleasures of fantasy football.
15	Ready, aim..
15	UNI football players earn pre-season honors	UNI picked to win Gateway; eight players chosen for preseason conference team; photo.
15	Panther netters set for season; both teams counting on returnees for help	Season preview.
18	Waller juggles school and sports	Profile of football player Matt Waller; photo.