Northern Iowan — September 12, 2003

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Page	Title	Summary
1	Virus rocks ResNet	Blaster virus affected computers with Windows 2000 and XP on campus and forced residence hall Internet service to be shut down for the first three weeks of school.
1	Cracking down on an old-fashioned crime; bootlegging isn't just a thing of the past	The Bootlegging Task Force, composed of both Cedar Falls and Northern Iowa Police, will be stinging area parties to ensure that bootlegging laws are upheld; photo.
1	9/11 remembered	Students gathered around the Campanile at 9:11 a. m. to remember the terrorist attacks of 2001; photo.
1	Co-curricular transcript?	Students and instructors are developing a resume and a verified record of co-curricular activities online for students to release with their transcript.
2	On your campus	Meetings and activities planned.
4	CP parking offers needed benefit to on-campus residents	Students who have lived in residence halls for at least one semester have the option of purchasing a "C Preferred" permit for closer and more convenient parking.
6	NISG questions $5,000 service over free options	Senator Andrew Lietzow encouraged the endorsement of a free Internet service to rate professors, but President Lerda believes a free service does not need NISG backing and offered the idea of receiving the same type of service through the university.
7	Has a lesson been forgotten?	Believes Americans should remember the lessons of the terrorist attaches of 2001 and look past differences.
7	You think you know UNI, but . . .	Attempts to dispel campus beliefs about budgets, sculpture, the Capstone Course, admissions standards, and parking..
7	Political conversation goes up in smoke	Considers differences between Great Britain and the United States.
8	Letters to the Editor	Does not believe ResNet should have been shut down in an attempt to fix the Blaster virus.
11	Student voices	Students respond to the question: "Did you help contribute to Tony's world record attempt? If they were to try again, would you participate?"
11	615 cases of beer on the wall; Tony's on the Hill attempts to break world record of cases sold in one day	The previous record is 614; Tony's sold about four hundred cases; photo.
11	Clubs offer something for everyone	Students meet others with common interests in clubs; UNI has eighteen sports clubs.
13	Calling all Panthers!	Bungee jumper; photo.
13	Fill your weekend with a little FAME	Musical comes to GBPAC this weekend coupled with a vocal talent contest for youth; one cast member will help pick the winner; photo.
13	Robinson still smokin' after 40 years	Smokey Robinson's show was accompanied by performers from the Waterloo/Cedar Falls Symphony Orchestra; photo.
13	"OffHudson" right on track	"Our Lady of 121st Street" to be first performance for this season.
14	Lobster Alice more than food and fiction	Seven student actors will be performing in this production.
14	One, two, three . . . BUNGEE!!!	Students will have opportunity to bungee jump at Cattle Congress this weekend.
15	Seniors kick through good, bad & ugly; the soccer record has improved every season, with three, then four and five games won since its inception in 20	Soccer team record currently stands at 4-0; photo.
15	Panthers muster 3-1 win over Cyclones; O'Brien tops record book in blocks	Home winning streak at sixty-one games; longest active streak in nation; photo.
15	Point leaders on and off field	Fifteen students participating in athletics were honored for receiving 4.0 GPAs last semester.
17	NI Sports Guru 2.0	Does not expect the Iowa-Iowa State game to be exciting.
18	Have injuries plagued your roster? Our fantasy football master gives options for fast recovery	Fantasy football tips.
18	Windy City watch out	Softball team to play in Chicago Land Classic in first tournament against NCAA opponents.