Northern Iowan — October 22, 1999

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	History of ROTC at UNI	Timeline showing development of ROTC on campus.
1	Professor's letter ignites firestorm	Examines the controversy surrounding Professor van Wormer's letter to U. S. News and World Report protesting the presence of ROTC on college campuses; photo.
1	U.S. News and World Report, Oct. 4, 1999	Reprint of letter by Professor van Wormer to U. S. News and World Report protesting the presence of ROTC on college campuses.
1	UNI faculty debates ROTC	September 27 Faculty Senate meeting included a debate over the presence of ROTC on campus; debate continues following Professor van Wormer's letter against ROTC in 10/4/99 issue of U. S. News and World Report; profile of Professor van Wormer.
2	Katz speaks about gender violence	Anti-sexist male activist Jackson Katz will speak on American manhood and violence against women on Monday.
2	Campus assault	An acquaintance assault in Bender Hall on October 17 is under investigation.
3	Iowa 2010: predicting Iowa's future	Governor Vilsack has selected a council to hold a series of town meetings across Iowa and gather information for strategic planning.
4	Shriek Week rises again to frighten the masses at UNI	Halloween week festivities include a presentation on movie special effects by K.N.B. EFX, a talk by John Alan Schwartz on the Faces of Death series, horror films, dances, the Panther Cub Club Halloween Bash for Kids, and more.
4	Minorities explore Iowa teaching opportunities	Second annual Minorities in Teaching Career Expo will be held on Tuesday; personnel from nine Iowa school districts will be present to chat with interested minority students.
6	Van Wormer's letter brings UNI into spotlight	Editorial reminds readers to respect the rights of others to express opinions which differ from their own.
6	Resignation of Dole affects other Republicans	Column ponders the effect of Elizabeth Dole's withdrawal from candidacy upon the campaigns of George W. Bush and John McCain.
6	Tall Paul Westphal's not all that bad	In letter, Paul Westphal objects to use of his name in 10/15/99 article "Vintage clothing: a symbol of Generation Y" by Patrick Parker. last Friday.
6	Childrens' futures at risk due to education of nation	Column suggests that the problem with education in the U. S. is that students no longer value it.
7	Cremer's column brings Christians' actions to light	Letter discusses comments made by Justin Cremer in 10/19/99 article "Drugs, religion and Jesse Ventura".
10	UNI dance professor waltzes through life	Profile of Professor Kathleen Kerr; photo.
10	Untitled	The AIDS Quilt was displayed on campus Tuesday and Wednesday; photo.
10	Safety precautions emphasized after assault	Discussion of safety precautions including use of escort services, enrollment in self-defense classes, and avoiding dangerous situations; list of "10 tips to protect yourself"; photo.
11	Sigma Phi Epsilon aids 'Project America Day'	Sigma Phi Epsilon members took part in a neighborhood clean-up in Waterloo on October 16, 1999, as a part of Project America Day.
12	Diversions	Area entertainment.
13	Fight Club will knock you out	Review of movie "Fight Club"; photo.
15	No. 7 UNI collides with 9th-ranked YSU; Youngstown State coach: Northern Iowa fans not as supportive as in past years	Panthers must beat Youngstown State tomorrow or lose their chance at the title; student tickets will be $3.00 once again; photo.
15	Netters host Bears, Shockers in West Gym this weekend	Team is one of only two unbeaten teams left in country; face Wichita State tonight and Southwest Missouri State tomorrow.
15	UNI, YSU reflect football tradition	History and background on UNI and Youngstown State, key teams in Division I-AA.
16	UNI swimmers open season under May	Sixth annual Panther Co-Ed Relays today kick off the season before Saturday's 16-Event Invitational; profiles of men's and women's teams.
17	Panther of the week	Profile of Matt "Bob" Pedersen; photo.
18	Flag football team has turn in spotlight	Summary of season for Demeter 2.
20	Rugby duo earns national recognition	Libby Caplan and Jen Sinkler were among twenty-seven women chosen to play on the national under-23 rugby team; photo.