Northern Iowan — April 4, 2016

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1	UNI 7: Activism impacts campus nearly half a century later	In 1970, a group of students that became known as the UNI Seven led a demonstration and movement on campus that eventually resulted in a space for multi-cultural students to gather; photo.
1	UNI wrestler to participate in Olympic Trials	Cedar Falls hosted the Last Chance Olympic Qualifier wrestling tournaments the weekend of April 2; Blaize Cabell and Max Thomsen participated. Cabell and Joe Colon, who qualified previously, will participate in the Olympic trials.
2	Students discuss micro aggressions	The Inclusive Communities Team, part of the Department of Residence (DOR), held the event March Against Micro Aggressions on March 29 in Maucker Union.
3	I'm graduating soon... and I still have no idea what's next	Rekemeyer discusses post-graduation plans is of the opinion that it's ok to be uncertain; photo.
3	West's Batman outshines 50 years later	Olsasky reviews the newly-released "Batman v. Superman," discussing its negative critical reception, and favors "Batman: The Movie."
4	Addressing mental health on campus	The university held a panel to discuss mental health concerns on campus; Leslie Williams, David Towle, Debby Ferguson, Mark Rowe-Barth, and Therese Callaghan spoke.
6	Villanova and UNC easily sail into National Championship	Deitrick discusses the March Madness basketball tournament to date; North Carolina will play Villanova in the championship; photo.
6	Panthers softball loses doubleheader to Indiana State	The softball team were defeated in a doubleheader against Indiana State. They lost their first game, 11-7, and their second game, 11-2; photo.