Northern Iowan — October 31, 2008

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Police search for costumed man Wednesday	A Halloween party in Maucker Union resulted in a call to Public Safety regarding an person dressed in camouflage and appearing to have a weapon. Police paid special attention to the area, but it was thought that the weapon was plastic.
1	Construction Management Club returns victorious	Club members compete in commercial building at the Associated Schools of Construction Region Four competition in Nebraska. UNI team places first among the twelve teams competing.
1	Former governor speaks on education reform	Roy Romer, former governor of Colorado, addressed students on "The Dire Need for Education Reform". He said that expectations about education must be raised uniformly among the states; photo.
1	Students removed from McCain rally	Visit to West Gym by John McCain attended by 2000 people. At least four students were removed for unknown reasons; photo.
2	Let's Talk: students get a unique opportunity	Panel members from various ethnic and cultural groups shared stories of their beliefs and struggles in life.
5	Barely-there scares	Trend toward sexy Halloween costumes noted.
5	Can't we all just get along?	The labeling of political parties and individuals challenged. Readers urged to vote.
5	Why I won't vote for Obama	Writer shares four clear points on his choice for president, John McCain.
5	Graduate Student Highlight	Brief biographical sketch of Tiesha Walker, a graduate student in communication studies, organizational communication.
6	Students should use the Internet to make life easier	Google products recommended for helping students organize their time and keep track of assignments.
6	The history of Halloween includes many traditions	Pumpkin carving, costumes, and trick or treating are all part of Halloween. The origins of Halloween and some other traditions mentioned.
7	The fun side of chemistry	Halloween falls during National Chemistry Week. The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry hosts an annual party.
7	Halloween facts	Candy sales, huge pumpkins, films, and costumes for Halloween.
7	Family events for graduate students	Graduate students are unaware of the opportunities for them on campus, including pumpkin carving and participating in the "Conversation with President Allen".
10	Go Red for Women goes to Coldstone	Public relations class created a program with Coldstone to raise money and awareness for the American Heart Association. The Other Place on College Hill will host the next event November 12; photo.
10	Archaeology Students Present Artifacts in Milwaukee	A field trip to Hartman Reserve results in five students presenting their findings at the Midwest Archaeological Conference in Milwaukee.
10	Composer to conduct at Gallagher-Bluedorn	Samuel Adler will celebrate his eightieth birthday by conducting the Waterloo-Cedar Falls Symphony in his latest composition. He will also conduct "Beyond the Pale" with a clarinet solo by Jason Weinberger; photo.
11	Women fifth, men sixth in preseason polls	Basketball teams picked near the middle of the conference race; photo.
11	Stelken, Blankenship honored	Ashten Stelken and Ellie Blankenship selected as Missouri Valley Conference Player of the Week and Defensive Player of Week; photo.
12	Football preps for Leathernecks	Football team will play Western Illinois at Macomb.
12	Pep band members are joined by T. C.	T. C. and the pep band get together at the "dig pink" volleyball game; photo.
14	Panther Portraits	Photos from Campbell Hall, Schindler Education Center, and Maucker Union ballroom; photo.