Northern Iowan — October 30, 2009

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1	Self-defense seminar kicks sexual violence	Scene from the UNI SAVE sponsored self-defense seminar; photo.
1	City candidates confront issues	Conversation among municipal candidates covered little dealing with the university or students. Some candidates did support a student liaison sitting at the table; without voting privileges.
1	Multimodal transportation center to open	November 2 five hundred eighty seven parking spaces will be open. A, B, and G permits will be allowed plus metered parking at $.50 per hour.
1	Students speak about budget situation	Baker Hall demolition, shorter semesters, tuition surcharge, and layoffs draw the attention of students. Opinions vary and emotions run high.
2	News Briefs: abandoned student bikes, UNI Web site	Bicycles collected by Public Safety since last July will be auctioned prior to Thanksgiving. DeWayne Purdy announced upcoming changes in the UNI Web site. Plans for completion prior to next semester may not be attained.
5	H1N1 to Z-day: always be prepared	Tips on where best to survive the dreaded flu or zombie day. The dorms, Campanile, McCollum Hall, Rialto, and Rod Library all have pluses and minuses; photo.
5	Letter to the UNI community	Jon Crews reminds students, faculty, and staff of the accomplishments of his administration over the years. Hiring of graduates, street improvement, and support of McLeod Center mentioned as Cedar Falls support for the university.
5	That costume trap	Suggestions for Halloween costumes that are cost effective; photo.
7	Rider Hall set to host haunted house	Admission to Rider Hall's haunted house is $5.00 or $4.00 with a canned food item. Food will be donated to the Northeast Iowa Food Bank. Students have worked to make this year's event the biggest and best; photo.
7	"Let's Talk" diversity program hopes to shed light on diversity	Department of Residence to sponsor diversity program in Lang Hall. A safe conversational forum will be provided to ask potentially awkward questions.
8	"Mindbounce.com" gives students a second opinion about their papers	Professional editors are available to critique papers online. A ten dollar fee will provide the student with three of four pieces of advice; photo.
9	Doug Lindseth	Remembrance of Doug's birthday; photo.
10	Great expectations	Men's basketball team returns nine of the top ten players from last season's conference championship and NCAA tournament appearance; photo.
10	Brad's Sports Blurb	University of Connecticut football player stabbed at a university sanctioned dance. Jasper Howard died from his wounds; photo.
11	Photo	The Heisman Trophy will on display at John Deery Automotive November 3; photo.