Northern Iowan — September 14, 1999

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Cedar Falls physician speaks of experiences in East Timor	Dan Murphy will speak about experiences providing medical assistance to refugees in East Timor.
1	Underage alcohol laws face changes in Iowa	Recent changes in Iowa law may affect students who drink alcohol; photo.
1	UNI student patrol continues to succeed	Student Patrol assists Public Safety; does building checks, offers vehicle escorts, increases safety awareness.
1	Untitled	Children watch clown make balloon figures at President's picnic; photo.
2	Former UNI English professor dies	Thomas J. Remington, former UNI English professor, died September 4, 1999, of cancer.
2	Local United Way announces Fellows	Cedar Valley United Way announced 1999 Loaned Fellows: Melissa Gearhart, Beth Soltys, and Steph Thoma.
4	Bradley announces a new kind of campaign	Bill Bradley hopes to bring Midwestern values and common sense to the Presidency; democrats on campus feel out of touch with Bradley and favor Gore; photo.
5	Publishers Clearing House settles class action lawsuit	Publisher's Clearing House has reached a settlement in the nationwide class action suit against it.
6	Student injured in collision	Neil Francois is still in critical condition; his car was hit by a train east of Masonville on September 4
8	Opportunity abounds in food service employment	Editorial urges students to consider working in the dining centers or the Maucker Union food establishments.
8	NI, community reaches out for UNIted Way 2000	Drake Martin thanks the Northern Iowan for helping to promote UNIted Way 2000 campaign this fall.
8	Where have all my cowboys gone?	Writer seeks mate who is intellectually and spiritually compatible.
9	Rawe's article lacked responsible journalism	Letter criticizes columnist for printing unverified quotes.
9	Student voices classroom concerns	Letter from UNI freshman to professor expresses concerns over confusing assignments and classes that run late.
12	Non-traditional students find niche	Number of non-traditional students at UNI has increased in recent years; Non-Traditional Student Association helps non-trads get acclimated to UNI; Panther Cub Club events bring UNI students and their families together; schedule of upcoming events.
12	Untitled	Students of all ages listen to Cajun band during Diversity Week; photo.
12	Best kept secret: UNI's Game Room	Game room offers wide variety of games and activities; weekly schedule; photo.
12	Youth theater creates hands-on opportunities	UNI and the Hearst Center for the Arts offer UNI students and community members a variety of theater classes this fall; "Teaching through Storytelling" will be first workshop.
13	Counseling Center offers variety of resources	Individual and group therapy, workshops, and screening days are offered; photo.
14	Fun at the President's Picnic	Fourth annual UNI Saturday Celebration Picnic includes campus tours, food, music, and other entertainment; photo.
17	New additions to Hill offer staples of college experience	Dad and Ma's General Store and Co-Op Records open on College Hill; photo.
19	Netters sweep conference rival Redbirds, Sycamores in straight sets	Panthers sweep matches against Illinois State and Indiana State; new floor and bleachers in West Gym; photo.
19	Football, volleyball enjoy perfect weekend	Panthers beat Ohio Bobcats, 36-21, on Saturday; photo.
20	Csillag, Thilges pace harriers; Five Panther women finish top 20 at Iowa State Invite	Panthers faced tough competition at Ames meet last Friday; photo.
21	UNI comes home to remodeled West Gym	Panthers host Iowa State on new floor, with new bleachers; photo.
22	Intramural golf signups end tomorrow	Annual intramural golf tournament takes place September 18, 1999 at Pheasant Ridge Golf Course.
22	Rugby men tackle their way to title	Men's team sweeps three opponents in Wichita State Tournament; women's rugby schedule.
23	Warner's week one showing leads list of ex-Panthers in NFL	Performance of six former Panther football standouts in first week of NFL season; photo.
24	Softball 2-2 over weekend	Panthers win two out of four games at UNI Invitational at Burlington last weekend; loses to Indiana Hills Community College, 2-1, and Western Illinois 3-1; wins over Kirkwood Community College, 9-0, and Southeastern Community College of Burlington, 5-0.
25	Lowe places seventh at Iowa	Women finish fifth out of eleven teams at Minnesota Invitational; men place twelfth out of seventeen teams at Hawkeye Intercollegiate; photo.
26	Student tickets $3.00 for Saturday's game	Normal ticket price of $8 will be reduced to $3 for game against Central Washington September 18; other ticket options will be available.
28	Heller attempts to lead Panther baseball forward	Rick Heller replaces Dave Schrage as coach; biographical profile; photo.