Northern Iowan — November 3, 2000

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Four more days: Tuesday marks the first general election of twenty-first Century	The two major political party candidates are in a dead heat going into the upcoming election; photo.
1	Senate candidates target UNI student voters	Both candidates, Donald Redfern and John Padget, feel teacher pay needs to be increased.
2	Chile ensemble comes to GBPAC	The ensemble, "Inti-Illimani", will perform.
3	UNI's women's rugby club	Practices Tuesdays and Thursdays.
3	Panther Pacers	Meets Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays.
3	L. G. B. T. A.	Meets Thursdays.
3	The Amnesty International	Will meet.
3	Women's Study Program	Having annual "Fall Get Together."
3	Public Safety log	Campus crime report.
3	UNI study abroad program	Presenting "Been There, Done That."
3	Teaching masculinities as superordinate studies	Forum will be held.
5	Wheel of apathy keeps on turnin'	Feels that the addition of a student section to the UNI-Dome would be beneficial to both athletes and fans.
5	Vote Nader: 'a no ho-hum vote'	Encourages students to vote for Ralph Nader in the upcoming general election.
5	Campus night life lacking for columnist	Feels the University would benefit from students staying on campus during the weekends.
5	Serendipity Safari	Portrays IRS agents as monsters.
6	NISG votes on funding	Twelve new senators were sworn in to the NISG Senate.
6	Combat voter apathy before it's too late	Encourages students to vote in the 2000 election.
7	Global warming concerns lead writer to support Gore	David Osterberg encourages supporters of Ralph Nader to vote for Al Gore in the 2000 general election.
7	Mom lends support	Asks students to vote for Don Findlay in the 2000 election.
8	Northern Iowa Intramural Sports: September/October Intramural Champs	Lists the winners in September/October Intramural season.
9	The candidates, where do they stand?	A table lists the candidates and their stand on several issues.
9	Gore wins in student poll	A student poll held three weeks ago showed 34.1% of the students would vote for George Bush and 50.5% would select Al Gore.
10	Local candidates speak out	Statements were received from the following candidates: Don Findlay, Bill Witt, Donna Smith, and John Padgett.
12	And now a word from our president	Feels that this presidential election is so close that students may be casting one of the most important votes of their lives.
13	Writers' outlet in 'innerweather'	"Innerweather" receives submissions from not only UNI students but NU High School students as well; photo.
13	Renovation hinders NU High production	Seven thousand feet of 30-year-old rope had to be replaced before rehearsals could take place on stage again; photo.
13	'Dracula' big crowd pleaser	The Royal Winnipeg Ballet performed "Dracula" at the Gallagher-Bluedorn Performing Arts Center; photo.
15	"Blair Witch 2": twice as bad	Review of the movie "Blair Witch 2"; photo.
16	Panthers ready to tame Mustangs in California	Panthers take third place in the Gateway Conference after a win against Southwest Missouri State; photo.
16	Netters enter final stage of MVC action with 13-0 mark	Panthers hope to continue their winning streak with a win against Bradley; photo.
17	Inaugural women's soccer season a success	Panthers' inaugural season turned out better than expected; photo.
18	Hill climbs mountain to success	Describes how senior Rob Hill became a student football coach.
20	Women hoopsters hit court tonight	Panthers to play Iowa's Best in an exhibition game.