Northern Iowan — March 8, 2013

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	UNI announces $15 million gift for teacher education	Richard Jacobson donated fifteen million dollars to the College of Education. The gift will benefit many students in the future. Mr. Jacobson's contributions to UNI total thirty million dollars; photo.
1	Madsen and Findley elected student body president and vice president	Tom Madsen and Blake Findley will be the next student body president and vice president. They beat KaLeigh White and Alicia Jessip by a mere fourteen votes; photo.
3	Stressed? Don't get busy - sit back and relax	Says that stress causes illnesses. Take time to relax and recuperate; photo.
3	Sparknotes are killing the classics	Says that Sparknotes.com makes reading easier. Instead of spending hours reading a book, a student can just read the summary online. However, this is killing the classics.
4	Password requirements set to change for UNI students and staff	The password requirements for logging into UNI accounts will change in April. They will make things easier and more efficient; photo.
4	He said, she said: relationship advice	Gives creative date ideas for those who are bored with going to the movies.
5	James Loewen gives lecture on diversity	Mr. Loewen discussed sundown towns. Sundown towns are intentionally made up of white people and sometimes require all minorities to leave town by sundown.
6	McDowell does it again, leads Panthers over Salukis, 74-60	The women's basketball team beat Southern Illinois University. Jess McDowell led the team to victory; photo.
6	NIT chances good only with ISU win	Says that the men's basketball team must win the first game of the conference tournament to make it to the National Invitation Tournament, the second-best postseason tournament.
6	Panthers go 2-3 in Woo Pig Classic	The softball team went 2-3 in Arkansas during the Woo Pig Classic. Their next tournament is the Mizuno Classic in Oklahoma.
6	James, Bohannon named to All-MVC teams	Two members of the men's basketball team were named to All-MVC teams. Anthony James was named to the second team All-MVC. Matt Bohannon was named to the MVC All-Bench team.