Northern Iowan — October 27, 2000

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Million dollar gift helps program become ready, willing and ABIL	This year's appropriation of $350,000, along with a $750,000 grant from the U. S. Department of Agriculture, will enable continued research with soy-based lubricants; photo.
1	McLeod comes to campus	McLeodUSA Day will allow students to talk to representatives from McLeodUSA on possible employment.
1	Students line up for marrow typing	Students participate in the first UNI Bone Marrow Drive; photo.
2	"Gathering Tribe" conference continues	The "Gathering the Tribe" conference is sponsored by the UNI Creative Writing Program
3	Public Safety log	Campus crime report.
3	Gore campaign hopes to 'lock-box' Nader	Ralph Nader will be an influence on this year's presidential campaign.
5	Who let the bugs out?	Ladybird beetles (commonly known as lady bugs) are abundant on campus because of the warm fall season; photo.
5	Student's thesis postponed	Katie Frederick-Schector's play has been "indefinitely postponed" because of regard for another student's privacy.
6	Film sparks cry for attention	Encourages students to perform acts of kindness as they have been from the movie "Pay It Forward."
6	Serendipity Safari	Gives opinion of pop music.
6	Griffin's creates annual awards	Develops his own awards for school spirit.
6	Midwestern attitudes examined	Discusses the Midwestern attitude toward homosexuality.
7	Student urges thoughtful understanding	Provides a Palestinian view on the conflict between Israel and Palestine in the Middle East.
9	Writer praises bench	Believes there is a need for more variety of seating around campus so that a person can sit down and enjoy the surroundings.
11	Halloween spirit hits Greek community	The UNI Greek community will sponsor a haunted house to raise money for Jamie and Jim's Kids.
11	Junior Block educates through ISEA	Kearston Block is serving as chair-elect at the state level of the Iowa State Education Association; photo.
11	President Koob to host Halloween party	After the Halloween party, the play "Wiley and the Hairy Man" will be performed free of charge.
11	Mane Connection attracts students with variety	A new business, Mane Connection, has opened on College Hill; photo.
12	"Pay It Forward" a must see for movie-goers	Review of the movie "Pay It Forward"; photo.
17	Lewis fires five-under par for tourney	Panthers finish fifth at the Pepsi/SMS Challenge at Southwest Missouri State.
17	Panthers host BSU for final home game	Panthers host the Ball State Cardinals in their final game of the season.
17	Football set to go Bear hunting in Dome	UNI looks forward to their game against the Southwest Missouri State Bears.
17	UNI volleyball looks to extend streaks against MVC foes	Panthers hope to extend their winning streak with wins against Creighton and Drake; photo.
19	UNI athletics become family affair when siblings reunite	Maya and Erin Hirsch and Eddie and Tom Berlin all participate in UNI athletics; photo.
20	Panthers in the NFL	Details on the NFL careers of UNI alumni; photo.
21	Purple-Gold scrimmage Saturday	Panthers to scrimmage in first public game of the season.
21	Harriers prepare for important conference meet in Terre Haute	Panthers to participate in the Missouri Valley Conference championships.
22	Flag football title games Monday night	Intramural flag football game to be played in the UNI-Dome.