Northern Iowan — July 18, 2003

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	College Hill Arts Festival begins today	Prizes and gift certificates will be awarded in honor of the 25th Festival; seventy-five artists from fourteen states will display their work; a variety of bands will perform; photo.
1	Women's Health on College Hill provides confidential care for women	Allen Hospital has expanded women's health services to include a clinic located conveniently near campus; photo.
1	IYC brings children of NATO to UNI	Camp Adventure brings International Youth Camp to the United States for the first time in the camp's thirty-two year history; children will spend two weeks at UNI and experience a typical Iowa summer including a trip to the Dubuque County Fair.
1	Follow the yellow brick road to the Oster Regent	The Sturgis Youth Theatre will present "The Wizard of Oz"; history of the Cedar Falls Community Theatre given; theatre celebrating twenty-five years of service to community; photo.
4	Between Iraq and a hard place	Wants President Bush to be more honest with American public; encourages asking for international support.
4	Sage-like advice for incoming freshmen	Tips from experience for the inexperienced.
4	Fond memories of the Clinton years	Recounts years spent under President Clinton's leadership; compares them to current economic situation.
6	Gambling and crime go hand in hand	Ed Fallon, state representative, encourages preservation of Iowa's moratorium on gambling expansion; says communities with casinos have 84% higher crime rates than the national average.
6	Convention fills need in Iowa business, technology	Des Moines-based technology company Lockergnome holds annual convention to show what Iowa has to offer.
7	College Hill Arts Fest to brighten up UNI campus during weekend	Major UNI summer event is a taste of artistic culture; photo.
7	WRC riding new wave of fitness trends	Cardio cycling classes are being offered; caters to all fitness levels.