Northern Iowan — October 26, 1999

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Public Safety: give us guns; NISG administration supports officers' request	NISG will support Public Safety's request to carry firearms on campus.
1	Regents approve 4.3% tuition hike	NISG supported the Regent's recommendation to raise tuition 4.3%.
1	Questions flare concerning fire extinguishers	Residents believed October 2 fire damage could have been minimized if they knew the location of a fire extinguisher; photo.
2	Alper joins Iowa Education Academy	Sandra Alper, UNI professor and head of Department of Special Education, will be inducted into the Iowa Academy of Education.
2	Junior high students visit UNI pen pals	UNI students in the Reading and Language Arts course began a pen pal relationship with students from Anson Middle School. The junior high students visited UNI, spending the day with their pen pals.
3	Conference debated gun control issues	Conference "The War at Home: Guns, Society and the Family" will be held November 9 in the Union.
5	Bauer stresses family values	Presidential candidate Gary Bauer's platform; photo.
6	Our litigious society	Columbine High School shooting and smoking controversy shows that our society tends to lay blame on others and then takes them to court.
6	Opportunities of cluster course revealed in article	Faculty members thank Northern Iowan for their article on their cluster course and acknowledge Karen Tracey's role in the project.
6	Better society starts with embracing diversity	Leslie Feinberg spoke on sexuality and change in society at the Women and Spirituality Conference.
7	University ensures right, left wing ideas are heard	Faculty member comments on the university community's response to Katherine van Wormer's letter about ROTC.
7	ROTC teaches life skills, not intolerance	ROTC students write they have learned many important skills through the program.
7	Van Wormer's statements disregard positive aspects of military science	Instructor supports the existence of ROTC programs on college campuses and responds to Katherine van Wormer's statements on the topic.
8	Hartman not trying to attack, just open for opinion	Student was sharing her opinions about the use of the title "kid", not asking for others to stop using the term.
9	Rowing team returns to UNI campus	An old tradition is revived by bringing back the UNI Rowing Club; photo.
9	Larry Meyer and the Panther Shuttle: service with a smile	Profile of Panther Shuttle bus driver Larry Meyer; photo.
9	Untitled	The UNI mascot kept spirits high at a football game; photo.
11	New pastor graces Lutheran Center	Diane Dardone will be the new pastor at the Lutheran Student Center.
12	Primus is the "Antipop"	Review of album "Antipop" by Primus; photo.
14	Netters extend streak to 21 straight; Panthers drop sets for first time in more than a month to SMSU, WSU	UNI defeated SMS and SWU in three sets each, moving their record to 21-0; photo.
14	Penguins destroy Panthers' title hopes	UNI football lost, 29-20, to Youngstown State.
14	YSU controls tempo in 29-20 victory; Benge rushes for more than 100 yards for third time this season in loss	UNI lost to Youngstown State and Adam Benge had six receptions; photo.
15	Swimmers finish second in Panther 16-event invite	Men placed first and women third at 16 Event Invite and placed second overall at Co-ed Relay Meet; photo.
16	Warner tosses three touchdowns in win	Review of performances of former UNI football players in professional football games Sunday; photo.
18	Rugby squads make Sweet 16 with wins	Both men's and women's rugby teams defeated their opponents at the Midwest Regional to advance to the next round.