Northern Iowan — September 29, 2000

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Gaston markets UNI's strengths	Cheryl Gaston has been appointed Vice-President of Marketing and Public Relations, a new position; Vice-President Gaston talks about her goals.
1	Carver Grant gives UNI Science Department a chance to evolve	The Roy J. Carver Charitable Trust has given $1 million for the purchase of new scientific instruments for McCollum Science Hall; photo.
1	CONNECT prepares to make Cedar Falls a more 'student-friendly' town	The first organizational meeting was held of the Community Organization Networking Neighborhoods to Encourage Cooperative Teamwork; photo.
2	UNI Public Safety to issue annual report	UNI's 1999 annual security report will be available by October 1, 2000.
2	Hanson named this year's Sahai professor	The 2000-2001 Prem Sahai Distinguished Professor is Curtiss Hanson of the College of Natural Sciences.
2	Scholarship benefit concert tonight	The nineteenth annual scholarship benefit concert will include a performance by Nick Lane.
3	Public Safety log	Campus crime report.
3	Breakfast new event at UNI	Panther Midnight Breakfast will be held Saturdays from midnight to 2 a.m.
4	Department of Residence announces summer plans	Projects are being considered for improvements in the residence halls for the summer of 2001.
5	NISG changes the rules of 2001 Summer Senate	Senators pass a resolution that stipulates that the senate would meet in the summer only if deemed necessary by the speaker or the president.
7	Believe it or not, your brain may not be fully developed	Encourages students to think before they act.
7	Serendipity Safari	Kids complain about the government.
7	Time to try new things	Encourages students to take part in activities during the year.
7	Columnist's run-in with the law	Describes an encounter with a Cedar Falls policeman.
8	Student voices heard by Governor Vilsack	Thanks students for attending Governor Vilsack's student forum.
8	Thanks for work on Homecoming week	Thanks the Student Activities Staff for their work in making Homecoming Week a success.
8	Convocation column questioned	Believes political correctness has been carried too far.
8	Special thanks to Guy Sims, Student Life Team	Amy McCabe thanks Guy Sims and the Student Life Team for sponsoring a concert by the Youngblood Brass Band.
9	My Right Wing Cousin Vinnie	Discusses the political differences between family members.
11	Kiss not just a kiss at UNI's Campaniling	Campaniling has been a stronger tradition since 1982 when the Homecoming Committee began offering buttons for those attending; photo.
11	Variety Show, Royalty forgotten UNI traditions	There has not been a Homecoming queen since 1971 nor a Homecoming variety show since 1993; photos.
11	Justices balance out NISG	The members of the Northern Iowa Student Government's Supreme Court are looking at ways to make the court better known; photo.
17	Soccer ready to shake off Belmont Sunday	Panthers hope to get second win against the Western Illinois Leathernecks; photo
17	Netters set to make opponents feel blue in two home matches	UNI defeats the Iowa Hawkeyes; photo.
17	Football ready to continue winning ways against Illinois State in Homecoming bout	Panthers need to hold back a strong Illinois State offense to win Homecoming game.
18	Women golfers head north to Minnesota	Panthers look forward to the Lady Northern Invitational at the University of Minnesota; photo.
19	Softball team splits games over weekend	UNI defeats Northwestern but loses to Wisconsin-Green Bay.
20	Lewis, Bair pace Panthers to second place at Hawkeye Invite	Panthers place second in the Hawkeye Invitational, but tenth in the Kansas Invitational.
21	Pre-regional home meet next obstacle for Panther runners	Panthers host first home meet in several years.
22	Panthers in the NFL	Gives details on the NFL careers of UNI alumni; photo.
23	Cheating becoming popular in world of sports	Discusses the problem of cheating in sports.
24	Rugby teams ready for home matches	Rugby teams look forward to Homecoming weekend matches; photo.