Northern Iowan — January 30, 2001

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	NISG 01-02 election packets now available	Describes the application process for students wishing to run for student government.
1	Future student teachers undergo background checks	State and FBI background checks are now a requirement for prospective teachers; photo.
1	PAC begins search for new executive director	The search committee for PAC executive director includes students, faculty, community members, and members of the Waterloo-Cedar Falls Symphony Orchestra.
2	UNI students to host 'Dance, Dance, Dance'	Kappa Kappa Psi and Tau Beta Sigma hold their annual fundraiser.
2	Former Iowa Lt. Gov. Joy Corning donates $1 million to UNI	Gift establishes the Joy Cole Corning Distinguished Leadership Lecture Series.
3	'Leaders on Leadership' series kicks off for 2001	Speakers will cover topics such as leadership in government, leadership in media, and leadership in business.
4	What's up	Activities and meetings; surviving college workshop; Panther's master swimming class; Beth Kirkpatrick will speak at the WRC; National Alliance for the Mentally Ill will meet.
5	Students react to Lang Hall renovations	Students enjoy the new technology added to Lang Hall.
8	A call for respect: student, advisor conflict	Discusses problems that students have when trying to meet with their advisors.
8	Subservience isn't key to happy marriage	Comments on the best selling book "The Surrendered Wife".
8	Serendipity Safari	Comments on the way that technology can be used to distort the truth.
8	Cedar Falls not brightest crayon	Comments on discrimination in Cedar Falls.
9	Being "hip" a capitalist thing	Describes what it is to be "cool" in America.
10	NISG senator rebuts accusations	Responds to a letter written by Kate Timmermans in the January 26 issue of the Northern Iowan concerning his position as an NISG senator.
10	Student disagrees with ordinance	Discusses problems with the non-discrimination bill that would add sexual orientation to the Cedar Falls non-discrimination code.
11	NAR: oldest literary magazine in nation, published at UNI	Describes history of North American Review; photo.
11	UNICORN is no make-believe	UNICORN works to help organizations to succeed on campus.
11	More to UNI than just teachers and students	Discusses experiences that staff workers have had working on the UNI campus; photo.
12	Surveys give students a voice	College Student Experiences Questionnaire gives administrators an idea of how students feel about UNI.
12	Female hockey team could make you a Star	Girls of all ages from around the Cedar Valley play on a women's hockey team, the Stars.
13	Dido releases debut CD	Review of the CD "No Angel" by Dido; photo.
13	Montage: best in town	Comments on the food and the atmosphere at the restaurant Montage; photo.
16	Weekend split knocks Panthers off first-place perch	Panthers defeat Creighton, but lose to Drake; photo.
16	Men fall short against stingy Bear defense in Dome, 64-53	Panthers lose to Southwest Missouri State; photo.
16	Pauli sets new Dome record at weekend track meet	Panthers to host the Firstar Invitational; photo.
17	Tennis starts off new spring season with mixed results	Panthers win some and lose some at the Missouri Valley Conference Tennis Individual Championships.
18	Head of the Program: Coach Tony DiCecco	Profile of women's basketball coach Tony DiCecco; photo.
19	Brown's pin highlight of 31-9 loss to #2 Cowboys	Panthers had only two wins in their match against Oklahoma State; photo.
21	Grothus, Wesson named MVC Scholar-Athletes	Teresa Grothus and Grant Wesson are honored for their academic and athletic abilities.
22	News and Notes	Gives details on Super Bowl XXXV.
22	Panthers fall in two road meets	Men swimmers lose to Bradley and St. Louis, but the women defeat Illinois State.