Northern Iowan — October 9, 2014

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Admissions respond to editorial	Inaccuracies were pointed out to the editor in regards to the "Panther Fridays" editorial.
1	"We're not talking about lollipops"	Evangelists came to campus to spread their religious opinion; photo.
1	Boosting for climate change	Representatives from Next Gen boosted awareness for climate change at UNI to try and get students involved; photo.
2	UNI recognized as military-friendly	UNI has been selected as a military-friendly university by G.I. Jobs magazine for the fifth year.
3	A call for reducing college cost	Student Eric Boisen shares his opinion on college cost and why it should be lowered; photo.
4	Scavenging for a better world with PAWWSH	GISHWHES, (The Greatest International Scavenger Hunt the World Has Ever Seen), sparked creation of PAWWSH, (Panther's Annual World Wide Scavenger Hunt), on campus
4	"Squabbles" brings laughter to stage	Cedar Falls Community Theater brings humor and family fueds to the stage of the Oster Regent Theater with the production of "Squabbles"; photo.
6	UNI has to get back into post-season	Student Sean Dengler believes that if the UNI football team does not win the Valley Conference this year, they will be a failure; photo.
6	Panthers look for first road win of 2014 season	The UNI football team heads to Vermillion, South Dakota, to take on the University of South Dakota for their second road game to start MVFC play; photo.