Northern Iowan — September 29, 1998

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1 Fire sends residents dancing out of dorms Dancer Hall was evacuated Friday morning when a fire broke out in a seventh floor room.
1 Chasing careers at the fair Dacia Burns talks to a John Hancock representative at the UNI Career Fair; photo.
1 Technology trudges on through time; new e-mail system undergoing fine tuning New e-mail system PINE slowed system initially but is performing faster now.
2 Norwest receives Y2K certification Norwest Bank has received Year 2000 certification.
2 Northern Iowa Correction Kyrgyztan was incorrectly identified as being a part of Russia in the September 22 issue; it was a country in the former Soviet Union.
2 Norwest Bank's College Hill branch to close its doors Norwest Bank branch on College Hill will close October 15, 1998; photo.
3 Hetrick named Exec. Secretary of Student Publications Board Professor and Head of Biology Department Barbara Hetrick is named Executive Secretary of Board of Student Publications; photo.
4 Georges brings destruction to southern U.S. Hurricane Georges hit the Caribbean and Gulf Coast recently.
5 Power Start Will meet.
5 UNI Tae Kwon-Do Club Will hold classes.
5 UNI College Republicans Will meet.
5 Northern Iowa Democrats Will meet.
5 Personality Disorders/"Making Peace with My Past" Support group will meet.
5 Political Science Department Will host Dave Osterberg.
5 UNI Career Fair Held today.
5 UNI Federation of Teachers and AFSCME Sponsoring film series.
5 American Marketing Association Will host Rod Pritchard at meeting.
5 Crop Walk '98 Being held.
5 Hearst Center for the Arts Classes being held.
5 Sigma Iota Will meet.
5 Psychology Club Will meet.
5 International Services Will hold coffee hour.
5 Lutheran Center Activities held.
5 Public Relations Student Society of America Holding fundraiser.
5 United Methodist Student Center Activities held.
6 Tuition hike: latest case of cracked number crunching Editorial comments on the 5.2% tuition increase for next year and suggests "quality improvements."
6 Loving, hating Iowa in same breath Columnist describes why he loves and hates Iowa, and comments on staying in the state after graduation.
6 Screw Career Fair; #1 resource for jobs isn't there!!! Columnist comments on first impressions and landing a job.
7 America, don't mourn my retirement Columnist comments on his distaste for softball.
7 Silent scandal victim deserves notice Emeritus professor thanks editorial staff for writing about the silent victim in the White House sex scandal, Chelsea Clinton, in the September 15 editorial.
8 U.N.I. Tae Kwon-Do Club Public can observe the UNI Tai Kwon-Do Club's October promotional testing October 3.
8 We need more, not less, sex ed Faculty member responds to September 22 editorial; believes more sex education is needed.
8 Democrats express disappointment with Nussle Northern Iowa Democrats ask Jim Nussle for explanation on his actions concerning funding for college students.
10 ResNet: New wave for net surfers New ResNet, Residential Network, allows students in the dorms to access the Internet; photo.
10 Main event brings students face-to-face with faith UNI will host Main Event, a Christian retreat for college students, October 9-11; event will be sponsored by the Navigators.
10 Poetry reading in tune with seasons Wayne Lanter will present his poetry about the Midwest, "Corn Husking Vacation," Sunday at the Hearst Center.
12 Everyone feels at home with "House of Large Sizes" Review of group "House of Large Sizes"; photo.
14 UNI chops down SFA Lumberjacks, 14-10 UNI defeated Stephen F. Austin, 14-10, Saturday; Randy Hall named Special Teams Player of the Week; photo.
14 Running Club blazes a new trail, hosts Homecoming race October 17 Panther Pacers Running Club is in its third successful year; Club will host a 5K cross country race at Homecoming; photo.
14 Volleyball team continues winning ways in West Gym UNI defeated Creighton and Drake in three matches last weekend; photo.
16 Cross country teams return from tough competitions; runners rest up for Pre-National meet October 10 Women's team placed fifth at University of Illinois meet with several strong finishes; men's team placed seventeenth at Roy Griak Invitational; photo.
16 Tennis squads open with a slam in season opener Men's and women's teams defeated Western Illinois last weekend.