Northern Iowan — September 23, 2005

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1	Students fighting AIDS asked to use voice	On Wednesday, speakers talked to students about AIDS and how it is affecting the world, especially poor and underdeveloped countries; photo.
1	Electrathon to spark interest in energy, science	Electric cars will compete this weekend at UNI; project teaches students teamwork and showcases alternative energy sources; photo.
1	Target donates $3500 to student activities	Target Corporation made a donation to the Student Involvement and Activities Center; photo.
3	Student finds solace despite stigma of mental illness	UNI student Rachel Dray uses her story of handling depression and anxiety to inspire others; photo.
6	This week at UNI	Calendar of upcoming events at UNI.
7	Education is the cure	With new vaccine for human papilloma virus ready for the market, writers believe education must also play large role to prevent young adults from being infected.
7	Gas prices increase a positive change	Writer praises people who have made changes in their modes of transportation, such as riding their bikes or taking public transportation, due to high cost of gasoline.
7	Entertainers overpaid, for what?	Writer thinks that Americans place too much value on entertainers and not enough on jobs that are more important, such as doctors and teachers.
8	One nation under God	Student Adam Rinkleff notes that the words "under God" were added to the Pledge of Allegiance in 1954, and believes it should be removed.
11	KUNI hosts musicians, song writers at UNI	Schedule of performers for KUNI's "Live from Studio One"; photo.
11	Student Voices	Students respond to the question," What is your opinion on giving vaccines to 11 year-old children for STD's?"
11	Tim Boucher recovers from coma, re-learns guitar	Former UNI student and local musician Tim Boucher is taking a semester off to finish recovering from a summer accident that resulted in a coma; photo.
13	Sports shorts	Brief updates of recent happenings in UNI sports; photo.
13	Beware of The Cat	UNI's mascot, T. C., takes his job seriously, even attending mascot camp this past summer; also features a history of how T. C. came to be; photo.
13	Two-sport star shining on volleyball court	Patricia Dietz stays active at UNI by participating in two collegiate sports, volleyball and track and field; photo.
14	'Swiss Ace' sneaks by Agassi; It's been a long time since the young tennis star has lost in a final	Roger Federer is the best player in professional tennis right now and will continue to sweep the sport until a harder challenge comes along; photo.