Northern Iowan — April 6, 2001

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Religious demonstration	Wisconsin based group, Missionaries to the Pre-Born and Unashamed & Associates, spreads pro-life message to students; photo.
1	Students upset by professor's dismissal	Dennis Damon, political science instructor, will be let go at the end of the 2000-2001 school year; photo.
2	UNI co-sponsoring electrathon trials	Iowa high schools have the opportunity to practice with their electrathon cars at the Iowa Electrathon Rail Trail in Waverly.
2	UNI will hold annual scholarship day	UNI Art Scholarship Competition Day will include lectures, demonstrations, and a student art exhibit.
3	Concert controversy leads to changes in Dome events	3 Doors Down concert provides Dome and Panther Productions staff with the opportunity to correct mistakes before upcoming concerts; photo.
5	Pioneer establishes UNI professorship	Professor Lou Honary has received the Pioneer Hi-Bred International professorship.
6	Concert woes hit Dome	Comments on the recent 3 Doors Down concert at the Dome.
6	Serendipity Safari	Describes what a narc is.
6	Masturbation, abortion recent hot topics	Comments on a recent visit by the Missionaries to the Preborn, a religious group based in Wisconsin, to the UNI campus
6	International space station in the works	Discusses the history and future of the United States space program.
8	Bush ignores Mother Nature in favor of defense spending	Believes that President Bush should spend more time and money on the environment than he does on building up the military.
8	Taking action against hate speech not such a crime	Feels that speakers should not be allowed to attack the beliefs of others.
9	UNI dance theatre kicks off 12th year	International Dance Theatre performs dances from all over the world; photo.
9	Bionic Jive off the program: Ja Rule rumors prove to be false	Nelly concert will feature only one opening act, Alley Life, rather than two as was originally announced; photo.
9	Saving the life of a child: Up 'til Dawn project raises funds	Up 'til Dawn helps to raise money for the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee.
10	Old, fat Seagal should make own exit	Review of the movie "Exit Wounds"; photo.
11	Students recognized for work	Andrew Drenner, Heather Johnson, Christy Lauer, and Allison Sieren are the 2000-2001 Student Employees of the Year.
13	Farley, McDermott tabbed for head posts	Profile of the new head football and men's basketball coaches and UNI alumni, Mark Farley and Greg McDermott; photo.
13	Schuldt wins SMS tournament by five strokes	Panthers take second place at the Southwest Missouri State Spring Fling; photo.
15	UNI welcomes Sycamores for four-game series	Panthers lose to the Minnesota Golden Gophers; photo.
15	Tennis teams square off against MVC foes	Panther men will host Illinois State, Bradley, and Indiana State, while the women will go on the road for meets against Bradley, Illinois State, and Indiana State.
16	Softball team looks to rebound tomorrow from home loss	Panthers lose two games to the Iowa Hawkeyes; photo.
17	Men's golf fades to eighth in Arkansas State Invitational	Panthers hope to improve record with a win against Wichita State.
17	Salmon hired by Farley as new Panther offensive coordinator	UNI alumnus Bill Salmon joins the Panther athletic staff.
20	Ungs earns Panther of the Week honors	Profile of junior pitcher Nic Ungs; photo.