Northern Iowan — May 2, 2008

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Sturgis Falls Celebration turns 33	Sturgis Falls Celebration has its roots in the Bicentennial; photo.
1	Program promotes, enhances Price Lab	Price Laboratory School named the state's research and development school for pre-kindergarten to twelfth grade; photo.
1	Tau Beta Sigma, Kappa Kappa Psi sing their own tune	Tau Beta Sigma and Kappa Kappa Psi host three hundred people from thirteen states and twenty-seven universities for a Blues Brothers themed convention; photo.
3	Correction	Ashley Nunn was misidentified in a previous article. She drafted and sent out the invitations to groups across campus involved with diversity.
4	Farewell UNI	Northern Iowan Executive Editor remembers his days with the paper and says good-bye.
5	Big inning pushes Hawkeyes past Panthers in Corridor Classic	Panther baseball team loses to University of Iowa: photo.
7	Culture Corner: the age of misinformation	Differences in people noted. Students and the public urged to educate themselves on issues; sort out the true information.
9	Edgy new club Lucid to open Saturday	Lucid is a big city night club that has been Iowanized. Club will feature the newest music and trends; photo.
9	Your Health and Sexuality questions answered	Response to the question of the week.
10	Ford's adventures before being Dr. Jones	"Blade Runner" is reviewed; photo.
11	Panther Portraits	Relaxing in Maucker Union; photo.
13	UNI director of athletics search narrows to five	Five finalists named for the position of athletic director.
13	Sanders, D. Williams invited to NFL free agent workouts	Eric Sanders will work out for the Detroit Lions and Darian Williams will be working out with the Minnesota Vikings; photo.
13	Revving up on the oval and in the grass	Panther track and field squads rapidly approach championship form; look to build momentum in weekend meet in Iowa City.
13	A pro in our midst	Bryan Crosser ranked 47th on the International Racquetball Tour circuit; photo.
14	Never say goodbye	Thoughts of a graduating senior; columnist.
14	Features unlimited	Thoughts on fantasy baseball.
15	You may know our names but not our faces	Northern Iowan employees; photo.
sup 4	Greetings from NISG president and vice president	Explanation of the Northern Iowa Student Government and projects update; photo.
sup 5	A presidential greeting	President Allen shares ways students can get involved at UNI and states the commitment of "Students First"; photo.
sup 6	College deans welcome new students	Dean Bubser explains the diversity of the College of Humanities and Fine Arts.
sup 7	Academic Services--it's for everyone	Help is available to students at centers dealing with reading, learning, math, and writing; photo.
sup 8	Get involved, go Greek	Joining sororities or fraternities helps students get involved and meet new friends.
sup 12	Musicals, athletics and movies Oh my!	Activities available to students and the public.
sup 18	Greek Profiles	Presidents of two fraternities and one sorority are interviewed; photo.
sup 19	UNI Panthers	A look at athletic teams and their recent completed seasons; photo.
sup 26	Spotlight: dorm life	Students relax in the dorms; photo.
sup 28	Spotlight: study spots	Innovative Teaching and Technology Center is a quiet spot for productive study; photo.
sup 30	A welcome from your student newspaper	Northern Iowan staff summarizes a year of change; photo.
	Finding your faith is as easy as looking at a map	Map of area churches.
	Where the heck is that?	Map of area businesses.
	Panther Portrait	Panther Bash is held every year; photo.
	UNI searches for athletic director	Five finalists named for the athletic director position.
	Gallagher Bluedorn Your Center for the Arts	2008-2009 schedule of events
	Wellness and Recreation Services	Wellness and Recreation Center offers classes, pickup games, and individual exercise areas; photo.
	College deans welcome new students	Discovery is at the heart of the College of Natural Sciences.
	College deans welcome new students	Seven departments make up the College of Social & Behavioral Sciences. Twenty-two majors and several interdisciplinary and certificate programs are available.
	College deans welcome new students	College of Business Administration known for excellence; ranked in the top 15% of business schools in the nation.
	College deans welcome new students	Out of State/International Teaching Center opens 33 new student teaching sites. Price Lab School, Freeburg Center for Early Education, and many research and service programs available.