Northern Iowan — September 17, 1996

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Gov. Arnold?	Comedian Tom Arnold warmed up the crowd at Tom Harkin's 19th Annual Steak and Chop Fry.
1	Clinton comes to Iowa	President Clinton and Tom Arnold spoke at Tom Harkin's 19th Annual Steak and Chop Fry; photo.
2	KGRK introduces programs	Student-run radio station KGRK--The GeRK--broadcasts to the local area.
3	What's Up	Schedule of activities and meetings.
3	UNI program gets second-year funding; playing it safe	National Program for Playground Safety received a second year grant for $550,000.
4	U! makes first live broadcast	Student produced television news show U! made its first live broadcast last Thursday; photo.
4	ROTC cadets honored at ceremony	Thirty students received awards and/or scholarships last Friday; photo.
6	UNI fans rocked Dome at last	Editorial staff commends UNI football team and fans at Saturday's game with Stephen F. Austin.
6	Platonic friendships are possible	Columnist comments on whether or not men and women can be just friends.
6	Listen up girls/guys--maybe you could learn something	Columnists discuss what men and women could learn from each other.
7	Random thoughts on premarital sex	Columnist comments on premarital sex.
9	Pre-election gridlock: sacrificing good of nation	Columnist comments on Bob Dole's latest activities in Washington, D. C.
9	Bad timing for Beer Flood	Staff member says Sharky's bar had bad timing for their fall Beer Flood.
9	UNI Career Fair	UNI Career Fair will be held September 24, 1996, in the Dome.
10	Drawn and Quartered	Disgruntled post office worker feels good.
12	"Blue Mood" at Hearst Center	Twigs and Solvent performed at reception for artist Osie Johnson's latest art exhibit at the Hearst Center; photo.
12	This ain't no disco . . . this is Jazz Band One	UNI's Jazz Band One has received many awards for its jazz recordings; photo.
13	Family Fest: time to call Mom, Dad	Schedule for Family Fest Weekend activities.
14	ACES Escort seeks volunteers	All Campus Escort Services (ACES) is calling for at least twenty-five student volunteers.
14	Do you want competitive edge? Co-op can help	Having a co-op internship can give students the competitive edge in the job market.
15	Bag it with non-traditional students	Non-Traditional Student Association is sponsoring a series of brown bag lunches for non-traditional students.
16	We want your blood	Red Cross blood drive will be today in Maucker Union.
17	Panthers make quick work of weekend foes	Volleyball team defeated Southern Illinois and Evansville; photo.
18	Strong meet for Panther women	Women's cross country team placed fifth at the Bradley Open cross country meet.
19	Tough times in Minnesota	Women's golf team placed tenth at Minnesota meet.
19	Leading after one day	UNI softball team led after the first day of competition at the Husker Fall Classic in Nebraska.
20	Timmmmberrrrrr!!!!; Panthers chop down Lumberjacks for 100th Dome victory	Football team defeated Stephen F. Austin last Saturday; photo.