Northern Iowan — May 1, 1998

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Year remembered for shuttle, shooting	The top events for 1997-98 school year are described; photo.
1	Marlin leaving; Podolefsky named interim provost	Aaron Podolefsky will be Interim Provost after current Provost Nancy Marlin leaves in May; photo.
1	Hit the road, jack	Terry Furlong assists Katy Thomsen in moving out of Noehren Hall; photo.
3	Suspect yet to be named in College Hill shooting	Cedar Falls Investigative Unit asks those with information on the shootings to come forward.
4	What's Up	Schedule of activities and meetings.
4	Public Safety log	Campus crime report.
6	Cable to broadcast UNI commencement	UNI Commencement ceremonies will be broadcast on local cable channels.
6	Tenure: should it guarantee absolute job security?	Faculty with tenure can be fired for "academic misconduct."
6	Hegland named top NI executive	Tracy Hegland is named Executive Editor of the Northern Iowan for next year; photo.
8	Let the dead rest	The Pentagon should not try to find out the identity of the unknown soldier in the Tomb of the Unkowns.
8	Long-term senioritis faces its last stand	Student describes her views on being a fifth-year senior.
8	Good-bye school of apathy, complacence	Columnist comments on apathy in students at UNI.
9	1997-98 intramural champions	List of intramural champions for the past year.
10	Throw up your hands, it's my last ride	Columnist comments on graduation and thanks his friends.
10	Worship with more than just words	Student reacts to comic about Christians in April 28 Northern Iowan.
11	Observatory another victim of golf course plans	Proposed golf course would force the removal of the Hillside Observatory.
11	Opinions lack conservative view	Student comments on liberal views concerning homosexuals printed in newspaper .
12	Many departments to benefit from Lang renovations	Students state that the Communications Department is not the only department to benefit from Lang Hall renovations.
12	Mandatory minimum drug sentencing not working	Student believes mandatory minimum drug sentencing is not working.
13	The Riot Act	James Greene thanks everyone for reading his cartoon.
13	Artists Series caters to students' interests	Artists Series will bring a variety of performers, lower ticket prices, and a 7:30 curtain time to the 1998-99 season.
13	Carnival of Life to celebrate springtime	"Carnival of Life" celebration will be held at Overman Park in Cedar Falls May 1.
13	Mango Jam set to satisfy Cedar Falls crowd	"Mango Jam" will perform at Steb's May 6; photo.
13	Humanities II goes to Europe	Thirteen students will earn six credits each for studying Humanities II and the Holocaust in Cracow, Poland, this summer.
17	"The Big Hit" packs small punch	Review of the movie "The Big Hit" about hitmen.
17	Fall down and worship, everyone!	Northern Iowan staff member Ivy Sprague describes her fitness success from the semester; photo.
19	Panthers down 'Hawks, Rima breaks hits records	UNI beat the University of Iowa Tuesday, 6-3, and Todd Rima broke the record of all-time hits; Wednesday UNI lost, 3-1, to Iowa State.
19	Hard work makes Rima one of UNI's greatest	Todd Rima describes his life in baseball and breaking the all-time hits record; photo.
20	Streak ends at seven	Review of Panther football's 1997-98 season; photo.
20	Panther women's golf team notches breakthrough season	Review of women's golf season for 1997-98; photo.
20	UNI keeps on winning	Review of women's volleyball for the 1997-98 season; photo.
21	The Missouri Valley Conference	Final standings and championship results for the Missouri Valley Conference, 1997-98.
21	Women break records	Overview of women's basketball season for 1997-98; photo.
21	UNI sends five to NCAA Championships	Overview of 1997-98 Panther wrestling; photo.
21	Men's team flounders, Miller steps down	Overview of men's basketball for the 1997-98 season; photo.
22	Mavs give two wins to UNI	UNI softball received two forfeits from Mankato State; they will play Bradley this weekend.
22	Swimmers finish up season on strong note	UNI placed third at Mid-East Championships; photo.
24	Another year over	Columnist summarizes the major sporting events of 1997-98.
25	UNI rises to occasion	Men's golf team placed fourth at MVC meet to end the season.
26	UNI men take title	UNI men's cross country won the conference title this year; women hope for success next year; photo.
26	Time to say good-bye	Sports editors say goodbye and thanks to everyone.