Northern Iowan — April 10, 2009

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Students lobby state capitol for Students' Day	Forty-eight students travel to Des Moines to meet with legislators concerning the future of funding; photo.
1	Professor presented research on philosopher John Dewey	Richard Bernstein shares his views on the thinking of John Dewey, as part of the Hearst Lecture Series; photo.
2	Panther Portraits	Scenes from Kamerick Art Building and construction of 23rd Street parking facility; photo.
3	Business plan competition deadline approaching	May 1 is the deadline for submission of entry forms and outlines for the John Pappajohn Iowa Business Plan Competition. Businesses open fewer than six years are eligible to apply for the chance to win up to $25,000.
3	Trifecta for marketing student organization	Outstanding membership, fundraising, and communications, Top Gold PSE Chapter in the U.S.A., and second place in Free Enterprise Chapter were the awards won by marketing students in recent competition.
4	This week at UNI	Dates, times, and locations of upcoming events on campus.
5	Iowa continues to be progressive	Admitting women on an equal basis to college, first female school district superintendent, allowing women to vote on bond issues forty years prior to the 19th amendment, Tinker vs. Des Moines, and allowing gay marriage are examples of progressive Iowa.
5	Learning responsibility	Believes that cleaning up after yourself makes for neater dining areas, parks, and work areas. This simple act also appears to make those around you happier.
7	James tackles the dreaded movie question	Discussion of favorite movies; photo.
7	Real life Indiana Jones class offered at UNI this summer	Hartman Reserve Center to host archaeological field school for the second time. Last summer's class discovered a campsite about 1500 years old; photo.
8	Astronauts of Antiquity create new sound	Group a rare mixture of genres. The group tries hard to create their own distinctive sound; photo.
9	Bluejays sweep Panthers, widen MVC lead	Softball team loses two to Creighton, following sweeping a series with Evansville; photo.
10	Clark earns weekly honor	Matt Clark named Missouri Valley Conference Men's Field Athlete of the Week.
10	Baseball stalks Jays and Rabbits	Game with South Dakota State concludes a four game home stand. Baseball team heads to Creighton for a three game series.
10	Leading off	Deric Manrique is new career stolen base leader. Baseball team defeats Minnesota, 9-7. Panther basketball player Lucas O'Rear made baseball debut; pitching one and a third innings.
10	Six wrestlers score academic honors	Andrew Anderson and Charlie Ettelson named to the Western Wrestling Conference All-Academic team with 3.2 grade point averages. Four other wrestling team members named to the Honor Roll.