Northern Iowan — November 10, 1998

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Virus infects computers	ITS shut down campus computer labs to deal with CIH virus infection.
1	Branstad, Koob to dedicate new Wellness Center today	Wellness/Recreation Center will be dedicated today; photo.
1	Untitled	Tyson Lasley performing at Pow-Wow Performance Repertoire; photo.
1	'Winston Man' looks to put out smoking	Former "Winston Man" Alan Landers will speak on the dangers of smoking in Schindler Education Center tonight; photo.
1	Koob: Follon's replacement will come from outside UNI	UNI hopes to hire a replacement for Sue Follon who was Vice President of Educational and Student Services by end of November.
2	Professor discusses Iowa geology	Wayne Anderson will present "Iowa Geology: Three Billion Years of Earth" Sunday in the Museum.
2	Columbus Library directory at UNI	OAS' Columbus Memorial Library director Virginia Newton will speak about her work tonight in Sabin.
2	ETS receives grant	Educational Talent Search program received $303,123 grant for funding over the next four years.
3	Tae Kwon-Do Club	Will hold classes.
3	Ultimate Frisbee	Club meets.
3	Theatre UNI	Presents "Black Ey'd Susan or All in the Downs".
3	UNI College Republicans	Will meet.
3	Office of International Programs	Will host a speaker.
3	Humanities in Europe	Informational meeting will be held.
3	Hearst Center for the Arts	Presents the Arthur Mooney collection.
3	Northern Iowa Democrats	Will meet.
3	Power Start	Will meet.
3	Schizophrenia	Support group will meet.
3	Cafenation	Will hold an reception.
3	Three UNI staff members win award	Kathleen Gulick, Winston Burt, and C. George Pavelonis received Regents Staff Excellence Award; photo.
4	Grades to be easier for students to access	Students will be able to access grades over Internet through Access UNI and Voice FX Company.
5	Meth equals death	Editorial cautions students against using methamphetamines to lose weight or stay awake.
5	Look out Matt and Ben, here we come	Columnist comments on being cast as alcoholic ex-husband in play.
5	Campfires, ladybugs, hammocks and "Pearl Jam"	Comments on camping trip and life after graduation.
7	Discussion with religious icons answers burning questions	Columnist has "discussion" with religious figures.
7	Smile a little smile, feed a meter	Students need to learn basic manners.
8	Diversity is spice of life	Believes we need to celebrate differences; we are divided due to lack of acceptance of diversity.
8	Reader says thank you for honesty	Student thanks person who returned his lost checkbook.
9	The Riot Act	Comments on the stereotyping of students who belong to a fraternity.
9	Actors set sail in "Black Ey'd Susan"	Theatre UNI will present "Black Ey'd Susan" this weekend and next weekend; photo.
9	Follon remembered for commitment to excellence	Vice President for Educational and Student Services Sue Follon is remembered; photo.
10	People to know: Chris Ogbondah; sharing experience in and out of classrooms	Profile of communication studies professor Chris Ogbondah; photo.
11	Alan Landers	Alan Landers, the "Winston Man", will speak tonight in Schindler; photo.
12	Health Center: Dedicated to quality care	UNI Health Center provides many services to students; photo.
13	UNI roars into season, 102-73	UNI defeated B. C. Haaglanden Cobras of Holland, 102-73, in exhibition opener last Thursday; photo.
13	Swimmers rebound in Illinois	Men's team finished first and women's second at Eastern Illinois Invitational last weekend.
13	Winning streak hits 20	UNI defeated Indiana State and Illinois State last weekend to secure first conference championship since 1995; photo.
13	Panthers bomb defending champions	UNI defeated Youngstown State, 42-14, Saturday; photo.
16	Several vying for All-American status	Mike Furrey, Brad Meester, Erik Nelson, and Matt Pedersen are vying for All-American status.
16	Wrestle-offs decide starting Panthers	Wrestle-offs were held Thursday and Saturday to decide starters; photo.