Northern Iowan — April 29, 2011

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1 UNI student named Iowa Student Employee of the Year Darion Watson, a senior communication major, is the first UNI student to be so honored. Mr. Watson is a resident assistant in Dancer Hall. Amy Mesirow, Dancer Hall RLC, says Watson's personal integrity and drive are unparalleled; photo.
1 I Spy at UNI Mystery photo challenges faculty, staff, and students to identify it and its location; photo.
1 Keeping your credit in check The end of the school year also marks the end of Financial Literacy Month. Students are reminded that what they do with their finances now will follow them for a lifetime. Be aware of your credit score.
3 Kira Sabin offers life and dating advice "Five Easy Ways to Get Off the Crazy Train" was the title of Ms. Sabin's presentation. The steps include: loving technology, but not using it for love; building a love-life support team; and respecting yourself; photo.
3 'Water for Elephants' combines love, history and drama The movie 'Water for Elephants' is reviewed; photo.
7 We got him Satirical look at the supposed capture of a man accused of releasing dogs nearly ten years ago. This solves the question posed by the 2000 song by the same name; photo.
8 Thank you Executive editor of the Northern Iowan reflects on the changes in the paper over the past year. Thank yous are shared with his editors, NISG officers, and the administration. Improvements noted.
8 Don't stop now Notes improvements in Northern Iowa Student Government noted; believes there is work still to be done: improve the election commission, find a new way to promote the election process, and make it easier to run for office.
8 This area is designated Seeks the safe and welcoming feeling of Rod Library for other areas on campus. Humans tend to stay within their comfort zones. Believes that our lives would be better served by talking to and getting to know those of other cultures and beliefs.
9 Royal families and royal pains A look at the next generation of royalty in England; Prince William and Prince Harry. Does America have someone to look up to other than old actors?
10 Davis looks back on strange career Zach Davis, quarterback, will not return for his final year. He has decided to concentrate on his studies and not be a backup quarterback for the fourth year in a row; photo.
10 It's been real UNI Writer recalls the good times in UNI sports during his college days: the win over Kansas in the NCAA tournament, the winning volleyball teams, and the excitement of the McLeod Center; photo.
10 Revise Title IX Reports of misrepresentation on athletic teams to comply with Title IX rules causes concern. The elimination of Title IX or at least a reform is needed. Colleges should be able to make their own decisions; photo.
sup 20 Rod Library provides information and convenience for students The services provided by Rod Library are explained. Students have access to study rooms, computers, and library assistance; photo.
supp 2 Welcome Students Spencer Walrath and Ian Goldsmith, president and vice president of Northern Iowa Student Government, send a personal greeting to students. Suggestions for activities and information on NISG.
supp 2 Letter from the President President Ben Allen addresses students attending the University of Northern Iowa; photo.
supp 5 Traditions Challenge: making your own history at UNI Students urged to take advantage of Traditions Challenge. The book is similar to a scrapbook to help keep track of your experiences at UNI. There are a list of nearly fifty traditions to experience; photo.
supp 7 Student organizations offer endless opportunities Students urged to join student-based organizations. There are procedures to follow in forming a new student organization. There is an online form available.
supp 10 Find your hot study spot Several study areas on campus are noted. Rod Library is one of the best spots. Help is available.
supp 15 UNI athletics at an all-time high Football, both men's and women's basketball teams, volleyball, and men's and women's track and field have captured championships in the last few years. The Panthers are competitive in golf, swimming, tennis, soccer, and cross country; photo.
supp 16 Indulge yourself in local eateries Zippy's BBQ Shack, Pump Haus Pub and Grill, Toads Bar and Grill, The Other Place, 4 Queens, J's Homestyle, and Scratch Cupcakery are some of the local dining establishments; photo.
supp 17 UNI transportation offers multitude of services Panther Shuttle, Metropolitan Transit Authority, and the weekend SafeRide are bus alternatives to driving on or near campus. Parking passes for cars are available from the Department of Public Safety; photo.
supp 18 WRC offers something for everyone Wellness Recreation Center has a fitness area, free weight room, basketball courts, racquetball courts, competitive pool, leisure pool, climbing wall, aerobics/dance studios, and other recreation areas; photo.
supp 21 Executive Editor of the Northern Iowa welcomes students John Anderson challenges students to embrace the changes in their lives as they begin college. Immerse yourselves in the traditions of the university. Open your minds by attending concerts, athletic events, and speakers; photo.
Be prepared: UNI Student Health Clinic Student Health Clinic offers many services to students. The clinic is open Monday thru Friday with board-certified family practice physicians and physician assistants on duty.
What are your summer plans? Students respond to the question about their plans for summer vacation; photo.
Meet your student representatives Northern Iowa Student Government representatives, their offices, and areas of representation; photo.
College of Social and Behavioral Sciences Philip Mauceri encourages students to learn from the innovative techniques used by professors in the college. Expresses commitment to the idea of a quality undergraduate experience.
Graduate College Michael Licari, Dean of the Graduate College, welcomes new graduate students to campus. Urges students to take advantage of life-changing opportunities and the challenges ahead.
Living in the dorms? What to bring (and not to bring) Advice on dorm life. Contact your roommate ahead of moving in and let them know what you are planning to bring. Things you will need and things better left at home.
Introduction to ITS Information Technology Services is responsible for all aspects of information support on campus. Computer Centers are located throughout campus with several open twenty-four hours a day.
Welcome to UNI Farzad Moussavi, Dean of the College of Business Administration, shares the pride of the college's national ranking. The career preparation of the college combines class work and educational enhancements.