Northern Iowan — April 23, 1999

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Tales of generosity mark Kosovo relief efforts	UNI community has supported the Kosovo relief effort in donating over $2500 and other items for the refugees thus far. NISG passed a resolution supporting the Kits for Kosovo project; photo.
1	Untitled	President Koob and Jessica Weigel cooked omelets for seniors last Tuesday; photo.
1	Nation mourns 15 dead in Colorado school shooting	Two students shot and killed twelve fellow students and one teacher at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado, on Tuesday.
1	Podolefsky named UNI's provost and vice president of academic affairs	Aaron Podolefsky will oversee the operation of the five undergraduate colleges and graduate college in new position; photo.
2	Biology Series to feature orchid growing in the home	Frank H. Keis will conduct Biology Seminar Series workshop May 22.
2	Social Science research conference scheduled Saturday	Sixth Annual Undergraduate Social Science Research Conference will be held April 24 and feature speakers Diane T. Feldman and Michael J. Leiber.
3	Liz Dole brings presidential campaign to Waterloo	Elizabeth Dole will host town hall meeting in Waterloo this morning focusing on recent events in Kosovo.
3	Assaults on College Hill probed	Cedar Falls Police Department are investigating assaults that occurred on the Hill after the bars closed Friday morning.
3	Changes in Redeker to come in 2000	Redeker Center dining area will be renovated for the 2000 academic year. Towers Center dining area will offer pizza at meals and after hours. Dining dollars will be increased and selection at 23rd Street Market will be expanded.
4	Vonnegut speaks on poetry, importance of language	Kurt Vonnegut commented on the importance of language in our world and NATO's involvement in Kosovo at his Monday and Tuesday lectures.
5	Sigma Delta Pi Spanish Honor Society	List of spring 1999 inductees announced.
5	Critical writing conference honors high school/college students' talent	Twenty-five students received a total of $10,200 in cash and tuition waivers at 1999 Celebrating Critical Writing Conference. Award winners listed.
6	What do you do?	UNI students may respond to the shootings at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado, in many ways.
6	Exciting breakthroughs for the family vehicle	Americans are driving larger vehicles than ever before.
6	Congrats to NI, they have a long road ahead of them, though	Northern Iowan should report more national and world news.
8	So many questions, no answers	Student comments on the Columbine High School shootings in Littleton, Colorado, April 20.
9	Plea for UNI students to open minds, heart	Gay Pride Week is opportunity for students to show pride in themselves.
10	DMB soon to be legendary	"Dave Matthews Band" has influenced our culture and music.
11	Bands to rock WRC	WRC will host four live bands Saturday, including "Jimrobbie,Porcelain Frogs,The Outside", and "Oceans".
11	UNI organizations 'lighting the way' for service	American Humanics, Rotaract, and Alpha Phi Omega are highlighted for National Volunteer Week.
11	Untitled	Mike Roling receives a pie in the face from Crystal Glander during Bender, Dancer, and Campbell Hall annual block party; photo.
11	Defining commitment, "true love" in college relationships	Students' views of relationships change from the freshman year to the senior year. Most students do not come to college to find a mate; photo.
15	Rushmore gives more for the money	Review of the movie "Rushmore" with Jason Schwartzman and Bill Murray.
16	Hot sticks to host Panthers	Game with Iowa State was rained out Wednesday; UNI prepares to play Iowa, Southwest Missouri State, and Wichita State.
16	Larson drives UNI to third-place finish	Women's team finished third in the Missouri Valley Conference Tournament with Laura Larson finishing second; photo.
16	Final home game ahead for Panther seniors	UNI will host Bradley and Western Illinois this weekend in their last home games. Seniors will be honored between games; photo.
16	Optimism abounds for MVC Tournament	Men's team finished in eighth place in the Drake Relays/Jack D. Wallace Memorial Tournament.
17	Spring scrimmage	UNI's football team will finish their spring workouts with a scrimmage tonight in the UNI-Dome.
17	Panthers looking to shine at Drake Relays, despite injuries	UNI will be represented in fourteen different men's events and nine women's events at this weekend's Drake Relays in Des Moines.
18	Panthers to host Valley Tournament	UNI's tennis teams will be playing in the Missouri Valley Tournaments this weekend, the women in Waterloo and the men in Indiana.
20	Gretzky's gone; who's next?	Wayne Gretzky played his final game of pro hockey Sunday.