Northern Iowan — September 3, 1999

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Dining services suffering from employee shortage	Shortage of student workers has caused long lines and slow service.
1	Students frustrated with new Public Safety parking plans	New parking policies and additional meters cause confusion and controversy.
1	Sole Power	Europa Cycle & Ski tunes up student bikes at Sole Power kickoff; information on UNI Outdoor distributed; photo.
1	Renee Romano returns with fresh perspectives; Former Union director, now vice president	C. Renee Romano returns to UNI as Vice President for Educational and Student Services; profile; photo.
3	FUNION abounds with activities, information	FUNION will provide opportunity Wednesday for student organizations to disseminate information; Andrew Chorkey will draw free caricatures; Books Are Fun will hold book fair.
4	Get ready for the "S-Files"	S-Files program allows students to meet Public Safety officers and staff, have belongings marked or engraved, and register bikes; activities will be held at all residence halls and ROTH.
4	Program provides easy online access	First phase of Program of Study has made degree audits available online. Phase two will help freshmen to create four-year plan online.
5	What's new on College Hill?	Changes over the summer in businesses on the Hill.
5	UNI Online service eases mail overload for faculty	E-mail newsletter gives headline-style announcements twice weekly; hot links to more information are provided.
8	Bottom 10 list	Humorous comments about famous people whom writer would not like to see in office.
8	Ventura makes mountain out of molehill	Editorial states that Jesse Ventura should learn to handle mud-slinging that public officials experience.
8	Britney Spears: are they real?	States that the music industry and the American public value physical appearance over talent.
8	Gore runs for best 'bumbling idiot'	Examines strengths and weaknesses of Al Gore as next election approaches.
10	Journalism professor offers professional experience	Professor Dimitrova has developed local television program on Cedar Falls cable to give students broadcast journalism experience; photo.
10	Zydeco artist to wow UNI students	Geno Delafose will perform at Russell Hall on September 10, 1999.
10	Families of the Year make UNI history	Families of Robert Dittmer and Keesha Thomas win Family of the Year awards; President Koob will present plaques at halftime of September 25 football game; profile; photo.
10	Untitled	Students participating in the AMA cookout, photo.
12	Success UNI: helping you succeed	Program helps students gain familiarity with UNI and skills for success in college and beyond.
13	Constellations, planets: new Thursday alternative	McCollum Hall Observatory will be open for public viewing Thursday nights.
14	Diversions	Area entertainment.
15	There's nothing unlucky about The 13th Warrior	Review of movie "The 13th Warrior".
15	My Scarlet Life delivers their most crystallized effort yet with Infrared	Review of album "InfraRed" by "My Scarlet Life".
16	No. 16 Panthers set to lasso fifth-ranked Cowboys	Panthers make plans for September 4 game against McNeese State; photo.
16	Northern Iowa spikes down Utah; volleyball wins opener in three tight games	Panthers defeat Utes in three games, 16-14, 17-15, and 15-10; upcoming games discussed; photo.
17	Golfers tee off with high hopes	Returning members bring optimism and hope; 1999 roster and fall schedule; photo.
18	Zimmer shines in Northwood League	Panther infielder Jesse Zimmer continues success in Northwood League; voted to Baseball America's All-American squad; Nic Ungs also received Northwood League honors as a pitcher; photo.
18	Runners anxious to start year on track	Hopeful men and women travel to Western Illinois Early Bird Invitational on Saturday; men's and women's teams each return four runners from last year.
20	Football terms bring multiple meanings	Glossary of football terms, including humorous definitions.
21	Walk-on Reis gets scholarship	Fran Reis wins scholarship; biographical profile; photo.