Northern Iowan — March 1, 2005

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1	Spring career fair tomorrow in union	The Spring Career Fair is Wednesday, March 2; more than eighty organizations will be participating.
1	Panther Shuttle budget falls short; students take longer walks after spring break	Due to a budget cut of $29,000, the Panther Shuttle will cease operation on March 11 for the remainder of the school year; photo.
1	City council threatens not to renew liquor license	Tony's La Pizzeria's liquor license may not being renewed by Cedar Falls; owner must now plead his case to the State Alcoholic Beverages Division.
1	Women take charge; defense class promotes protection and self-reliance	The Department of Public Safety is offering the Rape Aggression Defense (RAD) program to women on campus; photo.
2	Spiritual, religious leadership discussed	"Spiritual and Religious Leadership" will be the next topic for the Leaders on Leadership series.
2	Electrathon offers scholarship	Participants in the Electrathon Race can apply for a scholarship.
2	Hanish promoted to assistant VP	Janice Hanish has been named assistant vice-president for event management.
2	Senators elected for 2005-06 school year	Senate roster.
2	Monologues given for Women's History Month	"The Rib Speaks Out" will be presented March 3, 2005.
2	Psychologist speaks on flow and creativity	Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi will present two lectures.
2	Registration starts for Relay for Life	The Relay for Life Committee is accepting team registrations.
3	Alumni Association offers graduates help with loans	The UNI Alumni Association is offering a student loan consolidation program.
5	Chinese New Year festival emphasizes history, culture	The event was coordinated by the Introduction to Leadership class and the Chinese Student and Scholar Association.
6	Scholarship recognizes open, active involvement in community	Michael Bowser received the Matthew Shepard Scholarship in 2002.
7	Seen a germ lately?	Encourages students to wash their hands more often due to reduce the potential for infection.
7	Overzealous attack on gummies	Feels there are more important issues to be dealt with than the Kraft gummy snack scandal.
7	Stop the obsession: celebrities are human, too	Thinks that people should not care so much about the lives of celebrities.
8	Congratulations to Murphy-Fahmy	Believes the students of UNI made a good decision in electing Joe Murphy and Tarek Fahmy.
9	Student Voices	Students respond to the question, "Do you currently volunteer? If not, have you in the past or do you plan to in the future?"; photo.
9	Big Brother Big Sister leaves an impression	Big Brothers and Big Sisters has made an impact on Cory Henke's life.
9	World's Window operates on volunteerism	World's Window, a retail store in Cedar Falls, relies upon volunteers to help with stocking shelves and sorting merchandise; photo.
9	Coaches on campus; Geopfert takes cue from brother coaching track on campus	Senior communications major Tyler Geopfert is an assistant coach for the UNI men's track and field team; photo.
10	Reverb hosts J Trey	J Trey, consisting of three former UNI students, will perform at the Reverb; photo.
12	Forty Watt Bulb doesn't fall short with bright new album	Review of Forty Watt Bulb's new album, "A Shovel Length Short"; photo.
13	Hard-working Baima won't quit	Sophomore Nick Baima hopes to win a national championship in wrestling; photo.
13	Panthers avenge loss, feast on 'Jays	Senior Alex Cook surpassed 1000 rebounds for her career during the Panther's win against Creighton, 65-58; Emily Berry and Alex Cook played their last games in the West Gymnasium; photo.
13	Men's track wins MVC Indoor Championship	Dirk Homewood was named Missouri Valley Conference MVP; coach Chris Bucknam was named Missouri Valley Conference Coach of the Year; Ivana Barsic broke her school record; the men's team won the Indoor Championship; photo.
13	Cagers see 20-20; UNI beat Bradley Saturday to reach 20-win mark for second straight season	In the last home game of the season, the men's basketball team defeated Bradley, 81-72; photo.
15	Sideline Sports	NI sportswriters discuss which Missouri Valley Conference teams have the best chance to capture the NCAA Tournament bid.
16	MVC baseball standings	Standings for Missouri Valley Conference baseball teams.
16	Team results at 2005 MVC Indoor Track Championships	Results given.
16	Demons and Wildcats shut down Panthers	The UNI baseball team went 1-3, losing to Northwestern State and Kansas State, but winning against Eastern Michigan.
17	Shatnaya gains honorable mention, Robnett to scholar-athlete team	Lena Shatnaya was named to the Missouri Valley Conference honorable mention team and Rachael Robnett was named a member of the 2005 scholar-athlete team; photo.
17	Tennis reaches lucky no. 7	Team results for the matches against Western Illinois and Southeast Missouri State; conference standings also provided.