Northern Iowan — March 30, 1999

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1	Hot shots: a dangerous game	At least three people on campus have received facial burns from trying to consume "Hot Shots", an alcoholic drink set on fire and served in a shot glass; photo.
1	Sole Power kickoff set to roll Thursday	Sole Power kickoff will be Thursday by the Union from 10-2.
1	Search continues to fill Follon's place	Committee searching for new Vice President for Educational and Student Services will be conducting phone interviews of candidates Friday and hopes to hire someone before summer.
1	Untitled	UNI Rugby Club defeated Gopher College of Algona Saturday and will compete at College Cup Tournament April 10; photo.
2	Conference to focus on minority health	Center for Multicultural Education will present Minority Health Conference April 9 and 10 with keynote speaker Faye Wattleton.
2	Beginning reading conference features Latina author	Thirty-first Annual Beginning Reading Conference will be held April 16 with keynote speaker Pat Mora.
3	What's Up	Activities and meetings.
5	Author/activist to address 'third wave' of feminism	Rebecca Walker will speak on "Being Real: Young Women and Men Changing the Face of Feminism" tonight; Walker is co-founder of Third Wave Direct Action group; photo.
6	Conflict may be bigger problem than we think	Current events in Yugoslavia closely mirror the beginning of World War I.
6	Capitol Hill should be moved to Midwest	"Moving the seat of government to the Midwest would breathe new life into our political system."
6	Be careful what little voices you listen to	People can get into trouble listening to their "Silly Voice" about alcohol and drugs.
7	Thoughts of KKK nothing but a crime	Columnist comments on the history of the Ku Klux Klan.
8	Hermsen challenged to enroll in class	Faculty member in education challenges Jason Hermsen to enroll in "Schools in American Society" course next fall in response to Hermsen's February 23 column on Teacher Education.
9	Stein, greatest bar in the universe	Students respond to March 5 column on the unidentified man keeping vigil outside the Stein.
9	Clinton's personal life is our business	Student comments that Juanita Broaddrick's allegation of being raped by President Clinton should not be considered his personal life.
10	Foreign language more important than we think	Student on international exchange in Puerto Rico expresses views on bilingual education and studying abroad.
11	The Riot Act	Students react to the NATO air strikes in Yogoslovia.
11	Gambling benefits good cause	Dancer Hall Programming Board is sponsoring Casino Night in the Union tonight; each person bringing one canned food item for the Food Bank will receive $1000 of fake money for gambling.
11	Sculpture exhibit aims to elicit reactions	Chris Wubbena will exhibit his sculpture at the Waterloo Art Museum from March 1-May 1; accompanying slide show presentation will be given April 1 at the Museum.
11	Agricultural issues central theme of author's discussion	Michael Ableman will present a slide show and speak on farming and agricultural issues tonight in Sabin Hall; his photographs are currently on display at the UNI Museum; photo.
14	Center offers 'plethora of opportunities'	ITS Production Services and Training Services, located in the Center for Educational Technology, provide valuable services to the UNI community; photo.
16	Quest for repeat underway	Preview of men's outdoor track and field season; next meet will be the All-Sport Relays in Missouri April 3; photo.
16	Football team starts spring drills today	Team is excited about the 1999 football season; has 31 of 49 lettermen returning; annual spring game will be April 23; photo.
16	Panthers win three of four at Saluki Invitational	UNI defeated Eastern Illinois, Southeast Missouri State, and St. Louis but lost to Southern Illinois; photo.
17	M. J. and Phil together once again?	Former NBA star Michael Jordan is considering purchasing 50% of the Charlotte Hornet basketball team.
18	UNI swept by Salukis, will host MSU today	Recent defeat by Southern Illinois left UNI at 16-8 overall and 2-6 in the MVC; photo.
20	UNI women rally to beat Purple Aces	Women lost to Indiana State, 7-2, Friday but defeated Evansville, 5-4, Saturday; men defeated Eastern Illinois and Western Illinois; photo.