Northern Iowan — September 29, 1995

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Committee picks site for arts center; Gilchrist location meets all criteria	Committee selects site southwest of Gilchrist Hall now occupied by parking lot; other parking lots may be developed to make up for lost space.
1	Board of Regents meeting focuses on tuition increase, zero growth	Conflicting demands on Regents.
2	Strategic Planning Workshop to create university "blueprint"	Statewide panelists will provide information to Strategic Planning Committee.
3	What's up	Meetings, activities, depression screening planned.
3	Reports of bicycle theft keep rolling in	Five bikes are stolen each week; tips on protecting bikes from theft.
4	In the job market	Students at Career Fair.
4	Faculty, staff to tour Wellness Center	Group will check on progress in new building.
5	Learning to walk . . . again	Students practice walking with crutches; photo.
5	NISG administration, senate split at meeting	Dispute arises over committee assignments.
5	UNI Social Work Department hosts conference	Will sponsor "Working with Challenging Clients" conference.
5	CROP Walk set for Sunday in Waterloo	Walk seeks to raise money for needy people.
6	Parking problem needs resolution before Performing Arts construction begins	Offers suggestions for improving parking problem.
6	Talk shows trashy but enjoyable	Likes to watch television talks shows.
6	How many weekends of out 17 will someone puke in stairwell?	Humorous look at odds of certain things occurring on campus
7	Don't balance budget by cutting educational funding	Message to students.
8	Another viewpoint on importance of Diversity Week	Believes Diversity Week helps forgotten cultures.
8	Interaction with students from different cultures key to education	Believes students need to broaden their education by learning about other cultures.
8	"Northern Iowan" should choose words more wisely when addressing homosexuality	Advises writer that homosexuals also choose a variety of roles in life.
9	R. E. M. rocks St. Louis	Review of performance.
9	14th annual benefit concert held this weekend	Students and faculty to raise scholarship money.
10	"Jagged Little Pill" proves more like "a jagged little nuisance"	Review of Alanis Morissette recording.
10	Faculty exhibition at Gallery of Art	Many faculty display their current work.
11	Memorial concert honors late faculty member Mary Engen	Storyteller Meghan McKenna will make presentation as memorial to Mary Engen.
11	"Seven" makes even Hannibal Lector look like a saint	Review of "Seven".
11	Dome holds 6th annual arts and crafts festival	Four hundred exhibitors will show wares in Dome.
12	Panther volleyball team seeks to extend streaks; prepares for battle against undefeated Southern Illinois	Team ready for challenge.
12	Galer named MVC player of the week	Wins award for second consecutive week and for fourth time overall; photo.
12	Cross country teams prepare tough meets	Will face challenges.
12	Panther men club their way to fifth place showing	Finish fifth at Butler Invitational.
13	Softball team prepares for season finale	Will finish season in Omaha.
14	Panther gridders seeking ninth straight Missouri Valley win; UNI football hits the road	Will play Western Illinois; photo.
16	Women's rugby team heads to Iowa City	After defeating Luther, team will play Iowa.
16	Everyone makes mistakes, including refs	Unfair to blame game outcome on officials.
16	Panther tennis teams turn it up a notch	Ready for duals.