Northern Iowan — October 8, 1999

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1 Inflatable fun night Students shown in recreational activities, such as boxing with giant inflated gloves; photo.
1 Vilsack plans to lead more talent, prosperity to Iowa Governor Tom Vilsack discussed employment, population growth, education, family farms, diversity, and other issues in Maucker Union October 5, 1999; photo.
1 Student activists help promote social concerns The Spitfire Tour will stop at UNI October 16, 1999, to speak about a variety of social issues; labor rights activist Charles Kernaghan will speak October 13, 1999.
1 Fire procedures save lives, reduce losses in emergencies Dorm residents are reminded of fire alarm procedures and encouraged to check their insurance policies for coverage of losses in dormitory fires.
2 UNI student child care grants available The UNI Child Care Committee is making grants available to student parents to assist with off campus care costs.
3 Acquaintance rape drugs cause concern on college campuses Article examines the dangers of date rape or acquaintance rape drugs and the laws against their use; offers strategies for preventing date rape and advice on getting help if a sexual assault occurs.
5 Where's your purple and gold? Editorial calls for more student participation in Homecoming activities and greater demonstration of school spirit.
5 Upbringing impacts political views Column questions how well American political parties serve their members.
5 Unusual does not always equal ugly Column suggests that society values conformity too much, and that truth and beauty sometimes lie in diversity and variety.
6 Show Panther support by knowing when to sit down Letter responds to letter in 10/8/99 Northern Iowan with reminder that fans who stand throughout a game block the view of other fans; fans don't have to stand to show school spirit.
6 Tom Remington: a brave heart passes Tribute to Professor Remington by alumnus and former student Jean Jespersen Bartholomew.
9 ROTC rocks at fall training weekend Students spent last weekend learning survival skills in ROTC Fall Field Training Exercise at Camp Dodge; photo.
9 UNI student remembered for smile, loyalty Erin Hallberg, 22, a senior double elementary and early childhood education major, died October 3, 1999 in an automobile accident; photo.
9 Untitled Brandi Diehm is shown painting the Kappa Kappa Psi and Tau Beta Sigma Homecoming window; photo.
12 UNI Greeks help 'Jamie and Jim's Kids' As a Homecoming philanthropy project, UNI Greeks have been collecting cans and bottles to benefit Jamie and Jim's Kids, a program which sends terminally and chronically ill children to Disney World.
12 Diversions Area entertainment.
14 Top two in Valley tangle tonight; unbeaten Northern Iowa meets 7-1 Bradley in West Gym Panthers improved record to 16-0 with victories over Western Illinois, 15-4, 15-7, and 15-6; face the Bradley Braves tonight; photo.
14 Panthers vie for fifth straight Homecoming win Panthers lost, 47-28, to Illinois State last Saturday and hope for fifth straight Homecoming victory when they play the Cal Poly Mustangs October 9, 1999; photo.
14 Hartzell glad to be back New Athletic Director Rick Hartzell talks about his goals and strategies; profile; photo. [First of two parts; part 2 in Northern Iowan, 10/12/99, p. 18.]
15 Lewis earns medalist honors at Big 4 meet Men won state title at Big Four Men's Golf Championship and will play in the Oral Roberts Invitational next week; women placed second at Huskie Classic.
15 Smiles surround volleyball team Column describes the experience of attending UNI volleyball matches.
16 Panther women's tennis heads to SMS The UNI women's tennis team will play in the Individual Fall Missouri Valley Conference Championships this weekend.
17 Thompson joins staff Tolly Thompson joins staff as a volunteer assistant coach for wrestling.
18 Former Panther DB has a new NFL home Alumnus Ty Talton becomes an Oakland Raider.
18 UNI starts year with Midnight Hoops Men's and women's basketball start off the season at Midnight Hoops, October 15, with contests for fans, cheerleading and dance squad performances, and a scrimmage, sponsored by radio station MIX-96.
18 Panther of the week Balasz Csillag is named Panther of the week for his participation in men's cross country; profile; photo.