Northern Iowan — February 6, 2014

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1	UNI student arrested for alleged extortion	Bradley Williams was arrested on February 4 on charges of extortion. Williams filmed a sex tape and took nude photos of a woman. He later blackmailed the woman into giving him money and sexual acts. Bond is set at $10,000.
1	Sen. Hatch starts new campaign	As re-election season comes closer, Senator Jack Hatch has joined the race for governor. He believes that there needs to be more focus on funding for higher education. He supports Branstad's initiatives to help veterans, and wants to expand them.
1	Revised student assessment instrument will come in spring	A committee has been formed to revise the assessment form that allows students to evaluate their professors each semester. The pilot of the new assessment will be tested this semester. It is important for professors to receive student feedback.
3	All-staff opinion column: What is a critical issue that needs to be addressed at UNI and why?	Members of the editorial staff answered the question: class scheduling, meal options, enrollment, diversity, and technology were some of the topics discussed.
4	'Before Summer' illustrates growing up gay in Iowa	Review of the book "Before Summer" written by Harry Arlo Nimmo, a UNI alumnus; reflects on his experience at UNI as both enjoyable and educational. The book deals with the pressure and fears of being homosexual in the 1950's.
4	Student Voices: What was your reaction to the Coca-Cola Super Bowl ad?	Several students respond to the question, "What was your reaction to the Coca-Cola Super Bowl ad?".
5	Fraternity and sorority life Dean's List Fall 2013	A list of all of the fraternity and sorority members on the dean's list for Fall 2013.
6	Panthers lose on late 3 to Drake	UNI women's basketball lost to Drake University, 66-64. Drake scored in the last seconds of the game with a 3-pointer. The Panthers failed to get the defensive rebound resulting in the Bulldog win. UNI takes on Southern Illinois University next; photo.
6	Politics put a black eye on Olympics	This year's Winter Olympics features a lot of controversy over Russian laws on homosexual rights. Safety is a top concern for athletes. Participants are cautioned about wearing team colors outside of events due to potential terrorist attacks.