Northern Iowan — June 24, 2005

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	UNI breaks ground on new business building; east campus structure will be completed by fall 2006	Newest addition to UNI campus will be Business and Community Services Building (BCS); cost will be about $4.6 million; should be completed by fall of 2006.
1	Enrollment down but students still like summer classes	Summer school is a good way to stay on track to graduate or to raise GPA, but fewer students enroll every summer.
1	Let us in!; students lament reduced hours at campus labs	With only three labs on campus open during the summer session, some students are upset over shorter hours; photo.
2	Panther recognition	Recognizes recent achievements of UNI staff and students.
3	Gov. conference at CEEE	Governor's Conference on Environmental Education makes stop at UNI.
3	You don't know UNI until you know: Assistant Director of International Services Kristi Marchesani	Profile of Kristi Marchesani, assistant director of admissions.
4	New owners for Hidden Valley	Group of new owners hopes to make improvements to student apartments.
5	Don't get eaten by a bear	Believe outdoors should be enjoyed, but precautions should be taken to ensure safety.
5	Is it ever too late to fight for justice?	Believes that while old crimes deserve justice, so do the ones that happen every day.
5	Taxing cigarettes bad for your health	Believes taxing cigarettes has gone too far.
6	'Cool week' in hot Washington; tour of Pentagon among attractions	Tim McCue, an intern for Senator Charles Grassley, reports on his work for the week, including attending a Finance Committee hearing and touring the Pentagon.
7	Fun in the Summer Sun can have deadly effects	People should protect themselves from the sun; cases of skin cancer on the rise; photo.
7	Capitol M: hard rock, funk, a message	Local band plays a variety of music; will present a concert at the Reverb on July 2; photo.