Northern Iowan — October 8, 2015

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1	Organization offers LiNK to those fleeing North Korea	As part of Refugee and Immigrant Support and Empowerment (RISE) Week, non-profit organization Liberty in North Korea presented about their mission to assist North Korean refugees on October 6 in Maucker Union. Other events included "Be in the Know: The Refugee Crisis in Europe," "Every DREAMer Has a Story," "Personal Accounts from Burma," and "How Can We Help Our Neighbors?"
1	Trump stumps in Cedar Valley	Presidential candidate Donald Trump spoke at the Waterloo Electric Park Ballroom on October 7; photos.
2	Social work in progress	The Continuing and Distance Education Program now offers a master's degree in social work.
3	Corrections	The Northern Iowan corrects mistakes made in the October 5 edition article "Cookie 5K-ing against cancer."
3	Corporations, not people: the Citizen's United disaster	In the author's opinion, the United States Supreme Court's 2010 Citizens United ruling increased corruption, particularly corporate corruption, in politics; photo.
3	Cast off those cartoony cultural costumes	In the author's opinion, people should avoid culturally inappropriate Halloween costumes; photos.
4	"Badlands" achieves lyrical masterpiece	Rekemeyer reviews Halsey's "Badlands" album; 4/5.
5	Suspense film is frighteningly realistic	Rouse reviews "Sicario," 5/5; photo.
6	An eligibility issue: should amateur players stay or go?	In the author's opinion, football players should be eligible to go professional after two years of college football instead of three.
6	With so many deserving, who gets to be MVP?	Deitrick predicts who will be named Most Valuable Player (MVP)  in the Major League Baseball (MLB) post-season; photo.