Northern Iowan — October 27, 2006

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	'Komen on the Go' tour bus breaks for UNI	October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. National foundation bus stops at UNI; photo.
1	Area haunted attraction gets 1 out of 3 screams	Heartland Farms haunted house reviewed. Other haunted houses in the area noted; Rider Hall will offer a haunted house this year; photo.
5	Former UNI president still contributing to college	Upon President Koob's retirement, the Robert and Yvonne Koob Community Endowment Fund was established. The fund is aimed at helping students with experiential learning opportunities; photo.
7	Sub-zero self-imaging	Clothing for women caters to being freakishly thin.
7	Votes getting caught in machine	Upcoming off year election discussed.
7	The science of this 'ology'	Comments on previous articles on Scientology from a member of the church.
8	Scientology stories	Support for scrutiny of scientology.
8	Bouncing out of the jungle	Professor Thompson takes issue with the proposed points system for student tickets to basketball games; believes the system runs counter to the educational mission of the university.
8	Tristan Abbott writes:	Scientology debate continues.
8	A vote for education	UNI student expresses support for Doris Kelley in the upcoming election.
9	What's going on	Schedule of activities on and off campus through the end of October.
9	GPA isn't critical to a job search	Employers take personality, work experience, activities, and GPA into account when looking for employees. GPA may be more important in some companies; such as accounting; photo.
9	Sex offenders 101	Basics of the sex offender laws presented.
9	Student Voices	Students respond to the question; "How did you cope with the stress of mid-terms"?
12	"The Prestige" is movie magic at its best	Movie review of "The Prestige"; photo.
17	McLeod Center sneak peak	The first event for the McLeod Center is a volleyball match against Bradley University on November 18, 2006. NI sports staff and photographers share views of the new facility; photo.
17	Farley challenges players to keep improving	Coach Farley warns football team that constant improvement is needed to achieve team goals; photo.
17	Volleyball road trip	Weekend road trip vital to staying on top of the Missouri Valley Conference standings; photo.
18	Player of the week	Johnny Gray named offensive player of the week in the Gateway Conference; photo.
18	Sports would improve if "cheating" was legalized	Believes that cheating in sports has become "normal"; photo.
18	Conference championships await cross country teams	Women's cross country team hopes to improve on last year's fourth place conference finish. Men's team hampered by injuries; photo.