Northern Iowan — April 6, 1999

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Gore in Waterloo tomorrow	Al Gore and wife Tipper will visit Waterloo tomorrow as part of a campaign tour through Iowa.
1	Job satisfaction outranks salary in student's criteria; love outweighs money for '99 grads	Survey reports 84% of Class of '99 said salary was at top of their employment considerations; average job search lasts four months.
1	Untitled	Opening ceremony for "The Silent Witnesses" display will be Thursday; photo.
1	Student government requests funding to keep Shuttle rolling	NISG is requesting $88,000 to fund Panther Shuttle service from August 1999 through May 2000.
2	Multicultural Fine Arts Festival on campus for weekend	Panel discussion with Nellie McKay, "The Whitfield Company" gospel choir, and jazz concert with Benny Golson are events taking place this weekend for the Martha Ellen Tye Multicultural Fine Arts Festival.
2	Scholarship money available for health conference, address	Scholarships are available for students to attend Faye Wattleton's address April 9 and the entire conference on minority health services.
3	What's Up	Activities and meetings.
4	UNI's National Alcohol Screening Day marks first	Results of individual alcohol surveys will be reviewed with a mental health professional April 8 in the Union.
5	Writing conference offers creative learning	Celebrating Critical Writing Conference will be held April 9 for Iowa college and high school students; Leonard Pitts, Jr., will be featured speaker.
6	'Greek Lightning' strikes UNI	Fundraisers for Austin Kelly and Brittney Jungin, variety show, and other activities are scheduled for Greek Week 1999 this week.
7	Reporting a rape is the first step of the healing process	876,000 rapes are committed each year in America with 54% before the age of 18.
7	Legalize drugs, at least to save the music industry	Legalization of drugs would cut down on overdoses and save Aerosmith.
7	Definition of spring is in the eye of the beholder	People have set their own dates for the beginning of spring.
8	Herbicides cause numerous problems	Believes herbicides used on campus have many negative effects on the human body.
9	Residence halls: top-secret government experiments	Columnist comments on why the Department of Residence wants students to live in the dormitories.
10	South should not be stereotyped	Nicholas Arnold focused on stereotypes of the South in his column on the KKK.
10	Not all Southerners are ignorant	Nicholas Arnold stereotyped Southerners as ignorant in his article on KKK.
11	Repertoire tells tales of relationships; UNI Theatre presents "Othello" and "Desdemona"	Theatre UNI will perform "Othello" and "Desdemona" April 9-25; photo.
11	Literary prizes honor former professor	Deadline for entries into the Erlene Hubly Literary Prize Contest is April 14.
11	Fraternity sleep-out to spark awareness	Members of Phi Beta Sigma will host Sleep-out for the Homeless Thursday and Friday.
11	College community welcomes prominent composer	Composer George Walker will lecture at the Hearst Center tonight, followed by Joy Harrell, Robin Guy, and John Holstad performing his work; students and faculty will give a concert of his works Wednesday; photo.
12	"Tina and the B-Sides" bring rock back into spotlight	Review of the album "It's All Just the Same" by "Tina & the B-Sides".
13	Marketing Services offers student employment	Strategic Marketing Services will have six openings this fall for students of all majors.
14	The Riot Act	Student is recruited by a white supremacist group.
15	'Bittersweet' four game set for UNI softball; Sloan and Wood lead Panthers to two weekend victories	UNI lost to Wichita State but defeated Southwest Missouri State; photo.
15	Fourteen-inning marathon leads Panthers to split	Split doubleheader with Bradley last weekend and will play Minnesota this afternoon; photo.
16	What can we expect heading into 1999?	Expectations for the 1999 pro baseball season.
17	1999 University of Northern Iowa intramural results and upcoming events	Results of 5 on 5 basketball, 4 on 4 volleyball, and 3-point contest; schedule of upcoming events given.
17	Men's tennis gets first conference win	UNI defeated Bradley but lost to Illinois State and Indiana State; women's team defeated Creighton.
18	UNI softball stats	Softball statistics through April 4.
20	UNI baseball stats	Baseball stats through April 4.