Northern Iowan — March 1, 2018

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1	NISG to have runoff presidential election	The presidential election is holding a second round after no ticket could secure a majority.
1	Students hear how to stop bullying their body	Jessica Setnick, an eating disorder expert, came and presented on positive body image.
2	Food and Film Fest coming soon	The Local Film and Food Festival will take place at The Hearst Center for the Arts.
2	Schoolhouse fashion flashback	Amy Rohrberg presented in the one-room schoolhouse on fashion of the 1920s.
3	Arming teachers won't stop shootings	The author discusses the recent response in the media following the Parkland, Florida shooting.
3	LTE: Trump's tax plan will lead to economic debate	Professor in emeritus of marketing at UNI writes about President Trump's recent tax reform and it's ramifications.
4	Jukebox musical has talented cast	The hit Broadway musical "Jersey Boys" visits the GBPAC.
4	Bosnian native explore neighbor relationships in play	Masters student Milica Njezic presents her play 'Live Thy Neighbor' at UNI Interpreter's Theatre. *Njezic was misquoted in this article. Please see the March 8 issue page 5 for the correction.
5	Best Picture nominees recap	The author gives his review of the movies nominated for Academy Award's category of Best Picture, as well as who he thinks will win.
6	NCAA: potential violations uncovered	The Federal Bureau of Investigation has launched a probe into National Collegiate Athletics Association to uproot corruption and bribery within the governing body of the association.
8	NFL scouting combine: what to look for	The author explains the NFL combine and what positions are available to get drafted. He also goes into detail on his top three favorite picks.