Northern Iowan — March 26, 1999

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	UNI students to publish national PR newsletter	UNI's chapter of PRSSA will produce national newsletter FORUM; Ivy Sprague will be editor in chief.
1	Untitled	Justin Trulson observes artwork at the Annual Juried Student Art Exhibition in the Gallery of Art; photo.
1	UNI not immune to 'smoking trend'	More students than ever are coming to college as smokers; WRC will offer series of classes to help people stop smoking; photo.
1	Senior class gift will accent new Performing Arts Center	1999 senior class chose to provide the landscaping for the new Performing Arts Center as their class gift; photo.
2	WRC sponsors health screening information day for students, staff	WRC will take blood chemistry profiles, screen blood pressure, provide health risk appraisals, and present other information April 9.
2	First Asian series lecture Wednesday	Charles Hayford will speak on US-China relations in first lecture of Asian Studies Symposium.
3	What's Up	Activites and meetings.
3	NISG: Organizations should attend reading	Organization and Finance Committee is currently allocating funding to student groups on campus; second reading of budget will be Wednesday.
5	Public Safety log	Campus crime report.
5	Rebecca Walker	UNI Speakers Committee announces Rebecca Walker will speak on feminism and activism March 30; photo.
5	Celebrate Asian Awareness Month	Asian-American Comedy Troupe will perform in Union March 26 and Asian dinner will be held in Lutheran Student Center March 27.
7	Carlos Fuentes to lecture on language and society	Will speak March 29 as part of Meryl Norton Hearst Lecture Series; he will have reception, book signing, and will read his works March 30.
8	Who's responsibility is it, anyway?	On one-year anniversary of Jonesboro, Arkansas, shootings, editorial questions who is responsible when a young child purposefully kills others with a gun.
8	Imagination, participation remedy to monotony	Columnist wants more students to stay on campus on the weekends and make campus more fun.
8	Re-thinking gangs	Column questions " . . . what constitutes a gang member" and gang activity.
9	UNI spring breakers discover ways to create jobs	Students enjoyed their spring break in Mexico.
9	Usage in ad all wrong	Faculty member points out spelling error in advertisement for Seramed Plasma/Serological Company; "phlebotomist" was incorrectly spelled as "flabotimist".
11	Pot possesses medicinal values	Believes marijuana has medicinal uses.
12	Evolution of College Hill	Business atmosphere and customers have changed on the Hill over the years; photo.
13	College Hill history	Brief notes on College Hill history.
15	Treasure hunt of UNI women opens mind	Central Intermediate and Logan Middle School 6th grade students will attend Women's Studies', "A Treasure Hunt for Sixth Grade Girls: Discovering the Tradition of Great Women at UNI" today; this is the first year boys have been invited.
15	"Forces of Nature" takes a beating	Review of movie "Forces of Nature".
16	Panthers will thriller in ninth against Wartburg	UNI defeated Wartburg, 4-3, Wednesday; UNI will play in four game set with Southern Illinois beginning today.
16	Northern Iowa baseball goes 7-3 on southern swing; Panthers play 10 games in 12 days	Day by day, game by game, account of the Panther baseball team's spring break road trip to Florida; UNI lost only to Bradley and Evansville; photo.
17	Twelve days on the road: A life in college baseball	Columnist gives day by day account of his spring break trip to Florida with the UNI baseball team; photo.
18	Davis and Keller crowned All-Americans; Panthers finish 17th at National Championships	Tony Davis finished second at 149 and Eric Keller sixth at 133 at the NCAA National Wrestling Championships; photo.
19	Panther softball keeping busy	UNI will play Eastern and Southern Illinois, Southeast Missouri State, and St. Louis University this weekend at the Southern Illinois Invite; photo.
19	Untitled	Catcher Kevin Ciarrachi tagging Evansville runner; photo.
21	Free computer training workshops	Workshop schedule for free computer training.
22	Tough road trip for tennis squads	Men's team went 0-5 over break and women 2-4; results of men's dual meets given.
22	Mixed feelings about weekend results	Men's team split to compete at Stevinson Ranch Invitational and Southwest Missouri State Invite and lost in both.