Northern Iowan — April 9, 2018

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1	RodCon 2018	The 2018 RodCon brought 3,000 attendants from all over Iowa and the Midwest.
2	UNI held harmless from midyear cuts	The budget cuts proposed by the Iowa Senate will not affect UNI and tuition costs.
3	STD Awareness Month: get yourself tested	The Student Wellness Services is encouraging students to practice safe sex and to get tested for STDs regularly.
3	'Walk a Mile' is problematic	The author shares her opinion on a recent column calling for 'Walk a Mile in Her Shoes,' a walk meant to raise awareness of sexual assault that was originally hosted by Sigma Phi Epsilon. Th author disagrees with the original column and shares why she thinks it's problematic.
4	Newman Civic Fellow recipient	Ashley Sanchez was awarded the Newman Civic Fellowship. She plans to use it to her advantage and spreading her message to other first-year students.
4	Panther Portrait: African night this is New Africa	The UNI African Union held their annual African Night. There were skits, music acts, a fashion show and a rap artist.
5	'Ready Player One' is a fun thrill ride	The author gives a positive review of Steven Spielberg's file 'Ready Player One.'
5	Feminist bring comedians	Northern Iowa Feminists hosted two female comedians as part of Women to the Front, a feminist non-profit action group. They will be collection donations for Moms Demand Action for Common Sense Gun Laws.
6	UNI softball advances to 18-15 this season	The UNI Softball team have not disappointed in the Missouri Valley River conference.
6	The Wildcats are your 2018 NCAA champions	The Kansas State Wildcats took home the title of NCAA champions, even though they had the worst shooting performance of of the tournament.