Northern Iowan — March 1, 2002

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	NU closing amidst anger and confusion; parents and teachers were the last to know	The process of converting to a Professional Development School and closing NU High is still in the discussion stages, according to some administrators.
1	Former Senator responds to accusations of abuse of power	Former NISG Senator Louis Engelhart claims that he had never used class lists to send emails containing political opinions.
1	Correction	The Department of Public Safety corrects an error in a previous Public Safety Log.
1	Scudder, Lerda sweep NISG election; president-elect and vice president-elect 'shocked' and 'thrilled'	Jeff Scudder and Emiliano Lerda won the NISG presidential election with 55% of the votes; photo.
2	Award helps science students do research	UNI's College of Natural Sciences received a grant for a program that will encourage undergraduate students to participate in research projects.
4	Public Safety log	Campus crime report.
5	Increased vote turnout still disappointing	Comments that the highest voter turn-out rate UNI has seen in years is still not high enough.
5	Serendipity Safari	Depicts the recent Enron controversy.
5	Great jobs available on campus	Comments on the jobs he has had on campus in the past three years.
5	Your life can't suck as bad as this guy's	Discusses his long week that involved a broken computer, a new job, and worrying about his future with his girlfriend.
6	UNI Museum visit memorable, educational	Praises the UNI Museum's "Thirty Years of Rock and Roll" exhibit.
6	Student responds to column on Earle/Hutch	Defends Joe Earle and Jason Hutcheson after Tony Baranowski's comments.
7	Student responds to letter on V-Day	Responds to comments made by Andrew Kuennen and Charity Crawford concerning "The Vagina Monologues."
7	Baranowski's Say Anything column just taking up space	Claims that Joseph Earle and Jason Hutcheson's Republican views never played a part in their NISG decisions and responsibilities.
8	Response to V-Day concerns	Claims that Andrew Kuennen and Charity Crawford needed to see "The Vagina Monologues" before they passed judgment on it.
8	Keep politics out of NISG election	Claims that Joseph Earle and Jason Hutcheson did not disclose their political beliefs because NISG elections are supposed to be politically neutral.
9	On the quest for movers and shakers	Phi Upsilon Omicron is a national honor society that promotes leadership.
9	Setting the standards	Susan Koch, HPELS professor, Associate Provost and associate vice president for Academic Affairs, finds her job challenging and satisfying; photo.
9	Love for music lives on for local musician	Karla Ruth, a local musician, wants to expose her music to as many people as she can.
9	Pack your bags now	The UNI Overseas Recruiting Fair will be held in Waterloo on March 3.
11	Do not wait '40 days' to see this movie	Review of "40 Days and 40 Nights," directed by Michael Lehmann.
13	College of Social and Behavioral Sciences Dean's List Fall 2001
14	'Arch Madness' begins; Panthers, Aces battle in tonight's play-in round	UNI will travel to St. Louis to compete against the Evansville Aces; photo.
14	Panther women fight for higher MVC seed	UNI will host Southwest Missouri State; photo.
14	Softball team tries to come home from Louisville untouched	UNI will compete in the Louisville Cardinal Invitational; photo.
15	UNI swimming and diving teams reach new heights	UNI broke sixteen school records at the Missouri Valley Conference Championships; photo.
16	UNI nine looks to build on 2-1 start	UNI will face the Indians of Southeast Missouri State; photo.
17	Sieverding makes MVC first team; UNI's Gruber, Foster also honored	Robbie Sieverding, David Gruber, and Chris Foster received MVC honors; photo.
20	Freshman phenom Kroneraff blazes into record books	Profile of freshman track team member Agnes Kroneraff; photo.