Northern Iowan — March 9, 1999

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Public Safety ends another safe year	No reported sexual assaults, increase in OWI and drug violations, parking permit changes, and Web page are some of the events marking 1998; several goals have been set for 1999.
1	Untitled	Student Alumni Ambassadors painting a room for the new Montessori School in Cedar Falls; photo.
1	Simon stresses importance of foreign language in society	Former Senator Paul Simon spoke on language in society yesterday in the Union as part of the Meryl Norton Hearst Lecture Series; photo.
1	'Awful act' in Jasper brings races together	John William King was sentenced to death last week for the killing of James Byrd, Jr.; King will be the first white man put to death for killing an African-American.
3	What's Up	Activities and meetings.
4	Self-employment exciting option for students, recent grads	Small Business Development Center has helped several students and graduates start their own businesses.
7	Time for a break, Hillary	Suggestions on what Hillary Clinton should do instead of running for the US Senate from New York.
7	Clinton's personal life really does affect us	Believes President Clinton's personal life has ruined the legal system and hurt feminism.
7	Calling all of those in need of a free beer	Columnist offers free beer to readers who will drive to New Orleans.
8	Services offered to the women of America	Student offers his sperm to couples in need after seeing an ad requesting an egg donor for a childless couple.
9	Hermsen's remarks irresponsible	Student states that Jason Hermsen's remarks about education majors, physical education majors, and cosmetologists are irresponsible and derogatory.
10	Hermsen displays blatant ignorance	Believes Jason Hermsen's comments about education majors on February 23 were made out of ignorance.
11	Untitled	Orchesis members performing during their Spring show; photo.
11	People to know: Nick Arnold, Andrea Nechanicky; exclusive inside look at UNI's top leaders	A look at the personal lives of the new NISG president Nick Arnold and vice-president Andrea Nechanicky; photo.
11	Fine arts festival focuses on African-American cultures	This year's Martha Ellen Tye Multicultural Fine Arts Festival will focus on African-American arts and culture; photo.
11	Model U.N. offers glimpse of global issues	UNI students mentor high school students by participating in the Model United Nations.
12	UNISTA develops students' talents	UNISTA allows students to direct their own dramatic performances; "The Life and Death of Almost Everybody" will show through Thursday.
13	Untitled	Programming and Activities Board members hosted "Luau at the WRC" Saturday; photo.
15	UNI takes three on road trip	UNI won three and lost one against Tennessee-Martin last weekend; team will spend spring break in Florida before playing Evansville.
15	Pauli earns all-American status at NCAAs	Jake Pauli finished eighth, earning All-American status, Jason Boness fourteenth, and Devon Davis sixteenth at NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championships last weekend; photo.
15	Six Panthers qualify for nationals; wrestlers claim East Regionals with 185.5 points	UNI won its fourteenth consecutive East Regional title and will send six wrestlers to the NCAA Wrestling Tournament; Tony Davis named Most Outstanding Wrestler; photo.
17	UNI softball takes two out of three	UNI defeated Southeast Missouri State and Western Illinois but lost to Harvard; photo.
18	NIT, do you really know basketball?	Columnist is disappointed that the women's basketball team was not chosen for the National Invitational Tournament (NIT).
20	Men fall, women's tennis 1-1	Men's team lost to University of Iowa; women's team defeated Luther but lost to DePaul.
20	Overtime loss to ISU ends Panthers' season	UNI lost to Indiana State, 61-58, in overtime to end their 19-8 season; team was not chosen for the National Invitational Tournament; photo.