Northern Iowan — November 3, 1998

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	NISG passes parking resolution; addresses paving, reclassification of lots	NISG passed resolution calling for paving of "Siberia" and "Dike" parking lots and reclassification of South Dome lot.
1	Night of comedy will benefit local food bank	TCI, Comedy Central and UNI will sponsor screenings of "South Park" and "Upright Citizen's Brigade" and comedian Ted Alexandro in Union Friday; admission is non-perishable food items.
1	The man with the plan	Matt Bunker picking up his spring 1999 schedule book; photo.
2	SAE construction at standstill	Construction on the new Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity house is on hold until funding comes through; photo.
2	SPJ members learn in Los Angeles	Eight students and their advisor from the Society of Professional Journalists attended national conference in Los Angeles last week.
3	UNI Tae Kwon-Do Club	Will hold classes.
3	UNI Ultimate Frisbee Club	Will meet.
3	Northern Iowa Democrats	Will meet.
3	Student Association of Middle Level Educators	Will meet.
3	UNI College Republicans	Will meet.
3	UNI Fencing Club	Will meet.
3	UNI Inter-American Studies Committee	Will present Canadian Film Series.
3	Bipolar Disorder/Communicating Assertively	Support group to meet.
3	Hearst Center	Blues workshop to be held.
3	Iowa State Education Association	Will meet.
3	Criminology Club	Will meet.
3	Campus Scouts	Hold cookie sale.
3	Bought Again Books	Dr. Mark Grey will speak.
4	Public Safety log	Campus crime report.
5	Mudslinging unnecessary	Editorial comments on negative campaigning strategies.
5	Ziplines: all we really need for fall	Campus should install ziplines between buildings to make fall more interesting.
5	Seeing future, "Pearl Jam" in Wisconsin	Columnist comments on seeing "Pearl Jam" in concert.
6	Beg, borrow or steal your way through college	Columnist comments on earning a living in and out of college.
7	American culture must allow for different expression	Students respond to Sandra Stone Bush's letter about the American melting pot and diversity.
7	Tae Kwon-Do Club member asks for disrespect, threats to stop	Tae Kwon-Do Club member asks for respect and understanding of its club.
8	Office brings relief for semester stress	Academic Advising Office provides tutoring and advising assistance to students who need help in classes.
8	Love crusade takes Waterloo	Christian rock artists Jennifer Knapp, "Satellite Soul" and "Big Tent Revival" will perform Thursday at McElroy Auditorium.
8	Frigid air brings increased car care	Tips for winterizing your car and creating survival kit; photo.
9	The Riot Act	Shows students attempt to raise money for a fraternity house.
9	Student Alumni Association: connecting students with campus, future	Student Alumni Association has over 1100 members in its third year.
10	"Six by Seven" puts "mope rock" in whole new perspective	Review of mope rock group "Six by Seven" from England.
12	Panthers erase 21-point hole, take 31-28 win	UNI football team defeated Indiana State, 31-28, after half-time comeback; photo.
12	Panther women place fifth in MVC	Women's cross country team placed fifth at the MVC Championships last weekend; men's team placed sixth; photo.
12	Volleyball team survives 3-2 scare; Panthers win 18th straight match	UNI defeated Evansville Friday in three matches and Southern Illinois, 3-2; photo.
13	UNI swim teams fall to Leathernecks	UNI men's and women's swim teams lost to Western Illinois last weekend.
13	Men's rugby team drop two at Regionals	UNI lost to Ohio State and Wisconsin-Eau Claire to end fall season; will begin preparing for spring season.
13	UNI Hockey Club	Hockey team opened season with 5-2 loss to Drake last Saturday; next game is November 6 against Iowa State.
14	Panthers right in middle of tight Valley pack; MVC women's basketball preview	Preview of women's basketball team and competitors in the MVC.