Public Relations News Release — February 1, 1993
| Page | Title | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Killing to be killed | Katherine Van Wormer feels that some suicidal people may commit murder so they then can be put to death. |
| 1 | Many are hoping animals don't get their day in the sun. | James Robinson states that most people do not know the history of Ground Hog Day folklore. |
| 1 | The best way to take out the trash. | Susan Salterberg says that consumers need to get in the recycling frame of mind. |
| 1 | How to take back the yo- yo you got for Christmas | Susan Kano thinks that dieting only leads to losing weight and then gaining it back in cycles. |
| 1 | Getting stronger by the year. | Orlando Dial will speak at UNI about "the strong black male". |
| 1 | Message of strength, hope for all children goal of award-winning children's authors | Fred and Patricia McKissick spoke at UNI on their goals of instilling positive attitudes when children are young. |
| 1 | University of Northern Iowa and family UMCA sponsoring Second Annual Great Basketball Shootout | Great Basketball Shootout is open to a wide range of children and adults. The event is co-sponsored by UNI and the YMCA. |
| 1 | University of Northern Iowa, the Ground Round, and KWAY Radio sponsoring parent and child basketball clinic | Children in second grade through eighth grades and their parents are eligible to attend a clinic aimed at improving skills and the parents role in the child's athletic development. |
| 1 | Visiting scholar finds University of Northern Iowa different | Nirmala Salgado, a visiting international scholar from Sri Lanka, came to UNI because she had never been at a state school. |
| 1 | Assignment UNI | Each Monday the PR office at UNI will make available the listings for items the press may wish to cover. The list does not include athletic events. |
| 1 | Northern Iowa sources for this week's topics in the news | Combating acne and germs on the rise are this week's topics. |