Northern Iowan — February 8, 2018

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	The Jewish community in the Cedar Valley	The Jewish community in the Cedar Valley has a history dating back over 100 years. The Sons of Jacob synagogue accommodates the Jewish population in Black Hawk County; there is no Hillel House campus organization at UNI; photos.
1	Pulitzer Prize winner visits UNI	Susan Faludi gave the lecture "In the Darkroom of Identity and Refuge: A Daughter's Account" on February 6 in the Kamerick Art Building as part of the Meryl Norton Hearst Lecture Series; photo.
2	Figuring out the future of Facebook	King writes an opinion about Facebook and the future of social media; photos.
2	Correction	Correcting a news article in the February 5 issue, Governor Kim Reynolds recommended ceasing the ITC renovation but did not include cutting funding for the bookstore acquisition.
3	Proposed budget cuts are sad and predictable	Nicol criticizes proposed budget cuts from the state and discusses how they would negatively affect UNI, encouraging readers to contact their representatives; photos.
4	Original play embraces authenticity	Olsasky gives an overall favorable review to the play "The Fair's in Town." It was written by senior Colin Mattox and took place in a Strayer-Wood Theatre classroom February 1 - February 3; photos.
4	Correction	The Northern Iowan misattributed a quote in its February 5 issue as Vanessa McNeal when it was actually said by Hunter Flesch.
5	Same, Same, Different: AU and BSU	The Black Student Union and African Union held the panel discussion "Same, Same, Different" in Maucker Union Coffeehouse on February 5, where panelists talked about African and African American culture; photo.
6	Overwatch League enters week five of stage one	Pady writes about current events in the eSports Overwatch League; photo.
6	First Super Bowl title for Eagles, Philly Philly!	Riepe writes an opinion about the Superbowl and the Philadelphia Eagles win over the New England Patriots; photo.