Public Relations News Release — November 18, 1996
| Page | Title | Summary |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Dealing with sexual harassment at the elementary school level | Recent incidents involving six-year-old boys being suspended from school for kissing a female classmate have drawn national attention to the issue of sexual harassment. |
| 1 | Yep... Nope... Why midwesterners don't talk much | Barbara Lounsberry discusses the reasons causing midwesterners to be more reserved. |
| 1 | Kicking the smoking habit for more than a day | Kathy Gulick discusses quitting smoking for more than just during the Great American Smokeout. |
| 1 | TV dramas may create unrealistic expectations of emergency rooms | Annette Elverum presented her paper "A Near Perfect World of Health Care: Chicago Hope and E. R." Her research showed success rates much higher on television than in real life, which may create unrealistic expectations. |
| 1 | Targeting young teen girls on the World Wide Web | Barbara Weeg discusses the increasing number of teenage girls on the World Wide Web. |
| 1 | Teaching minority students about the opera | Minority students from Iowa high schools participated in a master class taught by Metropolitan Opera star George Shirley. |
| 1 | Cancer research and computers to be discussed at University of Northern Iowa | Biographical profiles of Robert McKinnel and Janet Drake. |
| 1 | American Association for Colleges of Teacher Education officer to conduct environmental scan of University of Northern Iowa | Biographical profile of David Imig. |