Northern Iowan — October 1, 1999

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Page	Title	Summary
1	Gov. Tom Vilsack to visit UNI campus on Tuesday	The governor will make a short speech followed by a question and answer session.
1	NISG special election results	Summary of special election including list of those elected. [See correction in Northern Iowan, 10/5/99, p. 2.]
1	East Timor violence returns to UNI in panel	A panel entitled "East Timor: What's Really Going On", was held on Wednesday and featured Professor Bob Krueger, Professor Dhirendra Vajpeyi, and humanitarian Joy Sadler; photo.
1	Romanian Adventure Corps educates adults, children	The College of Education and Pioneer Seeds have developed a program called Romanian Adventure Corps; modeled on Camp Adventure, the program will aid impoverished Romanian children; photo.
2	The Wright challenge #2	Mathematical puzzle; solutions can be dropped off at the Math office or submitted by electronic mail; cash prizes and certificates will be awarded.
2	Business workshops at UNI next week	Small Business Environmental Compliance Workshops will be held in the Curris Business Building at UNI, one of four sites around the state.
2	Pennies wanted for local charities	"Millennium of Change", to be outside Maucker Union during Homecoming Week, will seek donations for local charities.
2	Local MDA seeks UNI volunteers	Muscular Dystrophy Association needs student volunteers to help plan a Super Dance to be held on campus in April.
2	Jamie and Jim's Kids coming to UNI	UNI Greek system will have a bottle and can drop-off next week to benefit terminally ill children from the Cedar Valley.
3	Career Fair draws 1,800 job seekers	Chris Doyle talks to FBI Special Agent Larry D. Holmquist at 1999 Career Fair; 177 organizations participated in the Fair, sponsored by Placement and Career Services; photo.
4	Max the Money Man encourages safe drinking	4Max campaign encourages moderation and responsibility in drinking rather than abstinence and provides opportunities for participants to win cash prizes.
5	Sportsmanship lost in a sea of money	Editorial calls for better sportsmanship and cites recent examples of inadequate sportsmanship.
5	Cynics: 'Enemies of stupidity'	Column says both the disillusioned and the dreamer are necessary to make a better world; apathy prevents the accomplishment of anything good.
5	Buchanan opens mouth, inserts foot	Column examines and disagrees with controversial opinions of Pat Buchanan.
6	Whole new world opens for Ella Sweigert	Profile of new Study Abroad Coordinator Ella Sweigert; overview of Study Abroad program; photo.
6	Corky Siegel brings classical, blues blend to UNI	In anticipation of tomorrow night's Artists Series concert, Tom Brazelton interviews musician Corky Siegel; photo.
6	Controversial issue comes under audience scrutiny	UNISTA will present David Mamet's play "Oleanna" on Saturday and Sunday; discussion of the plot; photo.
7	'Steel Magnolias' brings tears, laughter to theatre	Cedar Falls Community Theatre cast for "Steel Magnolias" will include seven members of the UNI community, including Linda Wiges, Carla Greer, and Tim Kruse; performances will run October 1-3 and 8-10, 1999; photo.
8	Millennium of memories	Advertisement gives schedule of activities for 1999 Homecoming Week.
8	Double Jeopardy: better with Alex Tribec	Review of the movie "Double Jeopardy". [See correction regarding Annabeth Gish in Northern Iowan, 10/12/99, p. 2.]
9	Diversions	Area entertainment.
10	Showdown in Normal: #5 UNI vs. #10 ISU	Tomorrow Panthers will face toughest team yet, Illinois State; photo.
10	Defense realizes importance of containing ISU's Glenn	One of the greatest challenges in tomorrow's game against Illinois State will be containing ISU quarterback Kevin Glenn.
11	Volleyball is ranked 24th in new polls	As one of the five undefeated teams in the nation, Panthers hit the top 25 mark for the third time in school history.
11	Panther of the Week helps solidify UNI defense	Former ISU student finds victory in Northern Iowa; profile; photo.
11	Northern Iowa tries for record start; two weekend victories give netters best start in school history	Volleyball team will attempt to continue winning streak as they face Southern Illinois and Evansville; photo.
12	Harriers back in action after week off	After mixed performances in the Woody Greeno Invitational on September 18, both men and women look forward to this weekend's Pre-Region V Championships in Champaign, IL; photo.
12	Men, women's golf will try to get back on winning track	After disappointing performances in recent meets, men hope to do better at Big Four Meet on Saturday and women look forward to the 15th Annual Huskie Invitational; photo.
13	The American premier of Memoirs of the Warsaw Uprising	Advertisement for American premier of the play "Memoirs of the Warsaw Uprising", adapted and translated by Wieslaw Gorski from the work of Miron Bialoszewski; performances October 7-10, 14-17; discussion with playwright after performances October 7 & 10.
13	Hispanic awareness month	Advertisement gives schedule of Hispanic Awareness Month activities beginning October 5, 1999.
13	Rugby brings smiles to faces of students	Column gives Brent Hardin's impressions of a women's rugby game he attended.
13	Positive strides being made for UNI tennis program	Overview of team; photo.
14	Stackhouse found guilty in drug case	UNI basketball player Sean Stackhouse was convicted of felony drug charges on Wednesday; sentencing is scheduled for December 1, 1999.
14	Panther Pacers fare well at Peak 5K, QC marathon	Details of recent races; Pacers will host a 5K Homecoming race on October 9. [See correction in 10/5/99 Northern Iowan, p. 16.]
14	Softball team ends fall season in Dome	Team hosts five games in UNI-Dome Invitational this weekend.