Northern Iowan — April 12, 2002

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1 One man's true tale of self-injury Ken Jacobsen claims that the number of UNI students with self-mutilation disorders is slowly on the rise.
1 Catholic priest speaks of scandals; Father Haugen discusses recent Catholic church sex controversy with NI Father John Haugen supports reform in the Catholic Church, and discusses the recent sexual scandals within the Catholic Church.
1 Dome saga persists Construction crews will be working over the summer to repair the leaky UNI-Dome roof, and UNI is expected to go to trial against the contractors who built the roof; photo.
1 Threats, attacks plague bin Laden interviewer Robert Fisk spoke on "911: Ask Who Did It, But For Heaven's Sake Don't Ask Why" at UNI on Monday evening.
2 UNI board to discuss stem cell research The College of Natural Sciences will sponsor a panel discussion on cloning and stem cell research.
2 UNI honors Lang Hall artists Artists who have their works displayed in Lang Hall will be honored at a reception as a part of the "Arts in April" celebration.
8 Laughter, the best medicine? Encourages students to stop worrying about finals, graduation, and the future; to focus on the positive things happening right now in their lives.
8 Serendipity Safari Features the members of the musical group 'N'Sync' in Star Wars: Episode 2.
8 Give the unexpected gift Talks about the baseball memorabilia video he received.
8 With spring here, it's time to hit the courses Discusses his love for golf and talks about the upcoming Masters tournament at Augusta National.
9 Student witnesses violence on the WRC indoor track Criticizes WRC employees for not acting on an assault that took place on the indoor track.
10 Why one student joined the Schwarzkopf protests Participated in Amnesty International's protest because he felt he needed to inform people about injustices occurring in the world.
11 Do your part: recycle Encourages readers to recycle and help reduce the amount of solid waste in the landfills.
13 Doin' their thing on the catwalk UNI's Textiles and Apparel Association will host its 10th annual style show in Lang Auditorium; photo.
13 It's time to 'Get groovin' with the Greeks' Activities are scheduled for the annual Greek Week; photo.
13 Student voices Students respond to the question: "What do you think the solution is to the issue of the Catholic priest scandal?"; photo.
13 Global Health Corps hosts annual symposium at UNI The Global Health Corps will host their Annual Symposium on International Health in the Maucker Union Expansion; photo.
16 Everything you know and trust may be a lie Review of the movie, "High Crimes," starring Morgan Freeman and Ashley Judd; photo.
18 Another big weekend for UNI; Panthers welcome Creighton for four games at Riverfront UNI defeated Nebraska, 8-3; Panthers will host the Creighton Bluejays in a four-game series; photo.
18 Grand View's miscues help UNI escape, 11-5 UNI defeated Grand View, 11-5; Panthers defeated by SMS.
18 UNI softballers make return to home field; Panthers ready to pounce on struggling Drake UNI will host Drake University; photo.
18 Men golfers take sixth; Calahan ties for fourth UNI took sixth place out of 13 teams at the Branson Creek Invitational; photo.
18 Northern Iowa track and field teams diverge UNI will divide its teams to participate in the John McDonnell Invite in Arkansas and the Jim Duncan Invite in Des Moines; photo.
19 Tennis men at home, women away Panther men will host Evansville and Southern Illinois this weekend; photo.
19 Panther football team scrimmages tomorrow Coach Mark Farley says he feels good about his team's ability and will soon be increasing the intensity at practices; photo.
20 Panthers by the numbers Lists the accomplishments UNI athletes have made this season; photo.