Northern Iowan — October 15, 2010

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1	Extending the school year: an ongoing debate	Opinions vary on President Obama's proposal to extend the school year. Some say other changes are needed in teaching methods. Dwight Watson, Dean of the College of Education is supportive of the extension; photo.
1	Depression screenings hope to give comfort to students	Counseling Center offered free, anonymous depression screening for students. The screenings may determine early indicators of depression. Steps can then be taken to aid the student.
1	Panthers seek recovery at South Dakota	Football team plays its last non-conference foe, when it travels to play South Dakota. The team is hoping to rebound from last week's loss at Southern Illinois; photo.
3	Chet Culver visits UNI	Governor Chet Culver spent time with students during his re-election campaign; photo.
4	"Life As We Know It" follows typical romantic comedy formula	Review of the romantic comedy "Life As We Know It"; photo.
4	From lipstick to law: "Legally Blonde" delivers	The musical "Legally Blonde" receives a very good review; photo.
4	UNI economics major wins elevator pitch competition	Adam O'Leary won the local elevator pitch competition. A ninety second speech is given to get the attention of possible investors and set up a formal meeting with those interested.
5	He said, she said: relationship advice	Men's and women's perspectives on dating and relationship questions; photo.
5	"The HeART Project" to raise money for Haiti	Art work from Haiti and the Cedar Valley will be on display November 30 at Orchard Hill Church. The art work will be available for sale with the proceeds going to United Christians International for the funding of a school in Haiti.
6	Welcome to another edition of the Northern Iowa Student Government Newsletter	Opportunities for involvement with student government announced. Students reminded of the new Panther Shuttle schedule. Chalking policy highlights listed.
8	Don't 'just' vote	Students urged to make informed decisions when voting in November. Elected officials will determine the direction of the state. Listen, read, and examine their positions before you vote.
8	Take online classes with Professor Google	Students urged to help educate themselves by exploring things of interest, using the electronic resources available today. Education needs to continue throughout life.
8	Greek life must challenge stereotypes	The Greek community at UNI contributed $45,000 to charities and performed more than five thousand hours of public service during the past year. Members must continue to publicize the good things done to combat stereotypes.
9	Save our justices	Iowa Supreme Court justices are appointed, not elected. This system avoids the politics of elections. Support shown for the present system. Warnings against the campaign to unseat three current justices.
9	In response to "The damage of Wal-mart"	Facts presented in a previous article challenged.
10	Ellie Blankenship selected as finalist for Lowe's Senior CLASS Award	Students selected must be seniors in a Division I volleyball program. They must show excellence in the community, classroom, character, and competition.
10	Senior golfer Doerfler hopes to lead young Panthers to winning ways	Jared Doerfler is one of two seniors on the Panther golf team. He has enjoyed success since high school. His team won two state championships and he was named all conference four times; photo.
10	Athletes are human too	Professional athletes make mistakes. Brooks Conrad made three errors in one game of the National League Divisional Series; photo.
11	Allison joins women's basketball coaching staff	Sami Allison has joined Tanya Warren's women's basketball staff. Sami comes with seven years of experience as an assistant at the Division I level. Her strengths are in the areas of recruiting and knowledge of the game.