Public Relations News Release — August 10, 1992
| Page | Title | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Conventions and caravans¿. In true southern style. | Jeremy Lewis sees interest in the contrasting styles of the challengers for the presidential post in the Republican and Democratic parties. |
| 1 | Family vs. factory. | Kent State professor, Jim Delisle, stated during the conference on gifted and talented, that students will better retain what they learn if schools make education more "personal". |
| 1 | Do Midwesterners have just reason to be all a-buzz? | Ken Nuss expects the swarms of killer bees to get no farther north than Oklahoma and Arkansas. |
| 1 | "What's that stuff your mom gave you? They look like squishy gum balls." | Ron Chung states that grapes are a good addition to the sack lunch. |
| 1 | Getting to the root(worm) of the problem. | James Dunn is infecting stalks with rootworms to analyze the effect on photosynthesis. |
| 1 | Science comes alive for students, teachers in University of Northern Iowa's NASA space science workshop | Eight science teachers spent a week reviewing material created by NASA, before being joined by 21 high school students for an additional two weeks. Jan Mader was a co director. |
| 1 | University of Northern Iowa to help small businesses deal with clean air act | UNI receives grant to develop a pilot study for toxic Air Pollutant Studies. The plan will serve as a model for other states. |
| 1 | UNI-Civic Arts Association awards scholarship to graduate student | Debra D. Hoepker was named winner of the UNI-Civic Arts Association Performing Arts Award. |
| 1 | University of Northern Iowa to host National Youth Leadership Symposium | Results of a two year national study by the Carnegie Task Force Youth Development and Community Programs will be announced at UNI sponsored National Youth Leadership Symposium. |