Northern Iowan — June 18, 1999

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1	Girls State: a tradition at UNI	Young women learn how politics works at state, county, and city levels during annual Girls State Conference; photo.
1	Cedar Falls enforces minimum occupancy	Cedar Falls Fire Rescue employees are doing routine checks for fire safety and occupancy to make sure new city code is being followed.
1	Untitled	Jill Lerdal speaks with incoming freshman Jocelyn Hays and her parents at Summer Orientation Information Fair in Union; photo.
3	Marriage, money go hand in hand	Many engaged couples fail to discuss handling their money before they are married.
3	Untitled	Girls State campaign posters line the Dancer Hall elevator; photo.
4	Al: no longer Clinton's pal	Vice President Gore denounced President Clinton when he announced his candidacy for president Wednesday.
4	Generation X searches for identity	People in their 20s look to previous decades for fashion and entertainment trends.
4	U.S. continues to play 'global police'	Iraq seems to be the chosen national enemy of the United States.
5	NI gears up for summer	Executive editor welcomes letters or story ideas for summer issues of Northern Iowan.
6	Local attractions offer rain distractions	The Ice House Museum, Hearst Center for the Arts, Music in the Park, and University Museum offer enjoyment on rainy days; photo.
6	Summer Orientation Staff puts new students at ease	Incoming freshmen spend two days on campus for Summer Orientation.
6	UNI Outdoors: in the great white North	Canoeing trip down Upper Iowa River is scheduled for July 10-11 and a camping trip to Maine is also being planned.
6	Untitled	Construction projects this summer include Lawther and Bartlett Halls; photo.
7	Shagadelic spy stimulates smiles	Review of movie "Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me".
8	Blast from the Past	Headlines from the second week of summer school in 1942, 1964, and 1980.