Northern Iowan — July 25, 2003

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Untitled	Cedar Falls residents enjoy the College Hill Arts Festival.
1	UNI health center receives award for lab excellence	COLA honors Mary Byggere for her excellent performance in the clinical lab at the UNI Health Center; photo.
1	Iowa introduces new BAC level at .08	As of July 1, Iowa's legal blood alcohol content level is reduced from .10 to .08; photo.
1	Board of Regents rule in favor of UNI plans	Budget was approved; focus is to rebalance based on ratio of students to available services; President Koob doesn't foresee any major cuts in the near future; concept and location of McLeodUSA Center approved.
1	DOR not associated with off-campus meal plan	Panther Meal Plan works similarly to on-campus meal plans, but is not affiliated with it; parents or students can purchase dollar amounts of credit on a card from area restaurants and use it over the course of the semester.
4	Untitled	Students from fourteen countries are attending UNI's International Youth Camp.
5	An annotated look at 2003-2004	Editors speculate that dominant upcoming issues in the next year will be the budget, construction, Campaign 2004, and NISG reforms.
5	Columnist's very, very lengthy goodbye	Vacation experiences end in poison ivy.
5	Unsettling Internet discoveries	Recounts search on the Internet for Ari Fleischer.
7	Look where they are now; UNI baseball players in minors	Former UNI baseball players in minor leagues.
7	Festival promotes beauty of trails in Cedar Valley	Events are listed for this year's Cedar Trails Festival to be held August 9 and 10.
7	Summer camps benefit UNI employment, academics, athletics and community with diverse, unique options	Keeps UNI dorms, dining centers, and WRC open with full activity throughout the summer; new camps this year include UCA Elite Camp and the Athletic Training Camp; photo.