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	Title	Date	Summary
51	Tiananmen Square massacre still sensitive subject 10 years later Public Relations News Release 1998:403, p.1	5/27/1999	Ten years ago, troops fired on demonstrators in Beijing's Tiananmen Square and killed several hundred protestors. Charles Holcombe discusses the impact this event has had on Chinese society.
52	President of farming organization to speak Sunday Northern Iowan 95:55, p.2	4/30/1999	Professional Farmers of America president Dan Manternach will speak May 2 at the UNI Museum on grain situation in China.
53	Celebrating the Chinese New Year Public Relations News Release 1998:249, p.1	2/15/1999	February 16 marks the first day of the Chinese year 4697. Siqin Yang, graduate student, will discuss traditions for the new year.
54	Evaluating President Clinton's China trip Public Relations News Release 1997:392, p.1	7/2/1998	Professor Charles Holcombe evaluates President Clinton's trip to China.
55	Ring in the New Year: the Chinese New Year Public Relations News Release 1997:189, p.1	1/22/1998	UNI professor of marketing Paul Chao will discuss the meaning of the Chinese New Year.
56	China shifts from military to economic strategy to regain Taiwan Public Relations News Release 1997:87, p.1	10/23/1997	UNI Associate Professor of Political Science Taifa Yu reports on Taiwan's growing dependence on China.
57	Hong Kong in transition: an inside view Public Relations News Release 1997:5, p.1	8/21/1997	UNI Professor of Health, Physical Education and Leisure Services Don DeGraaf will report on his experience in Hong Kong while the country was moving from British rule to Chinese control.
58	Outlook gives students different view of their world Cross--Scott Northern Iowan 93:61, p.2	7/25/1997	Students from Taiwan visited UNI to learn about the environment in Outlook Taiwan.
59	Will Hong Kong survive? Zhang--Tingting Northern Iowan 93:60, p.4	7/18/1997	Comments on Hong Kong returning to China.
60	It's official: Hong Kong is once again part of China Public Relations News Release 1996:454, p.1	6/20/1997	Professor Mills talks about the effects Hong Kong will have on China.
61	Hong Kong residents cautiously optimistic about rejoining China Public Relations News Release 1996:448, p.1	6/18/1997	Professor Mills talks about the effect on Hong Kong residents joining China.
62	Washington, Pres. Clinton ignore genocide to make quick buck Grant--Jeff Northern Iowan 93:54, p.6	4/29/1997	Comments on Most Favored Nation status of China despite its relationship with Tibet.
63	Teaching the Chinese how to unwind Public Relations News Release 1996:190, p.1	12/9/1996	Christopher Edginton has been asked to teach the Chinese about the progression of of the leisure industry in the United States.
64	Even you can see the Great Wall Sprague--Ivy A. (Class of 2000) Northern Iowan 93:23, p.8	11/19/1996	Students can earn three credits studying in China between the spring and summer semesters.
65	The future of Hong Kong under Chinese rule Public Relations News Release 1996:68, p.1	9/30/1996	Geofrey Mills provides his insights on Hong Kong.
66	When was the last time you applauded your teacher? Public Relations News Release 1995:481, p.1	8/12/1996	Mohammed Rawwas reflects on his experiences from teaching at Hebei Teachers University in China.
67	Women's Liberation in China brought to UNI Harnack--Carey Northern Iowan 92:42, p.6	3/8/1996	Catherine Farris delivers lecture; photo.
68	Bringing home Beijing Northern Iowa Today 79:2, p.21	1/1/1996	Professors Koch and De Francisco report on Women's Conference in China.
69	College of Education receives prestigious award Northern Iowa Today 79:2, p.20	1/1/1996	AACTE gives 1995-1996 Distinguished Award in International Education.
70	Li Lu conveys feelings of hope, fear about Tiananmen Square massacre Madden--Kevin Northern Iowan 92:6, p.11	9/15/1995	Li Lu describes his experiences in campus appearance; photo.
71	Destination: Beijing; two UNI professors set to attend women's conference in China Campus News Network 5:22, p.1	8/21/1995	Victoria De Francisco and Susan Koch will attend the United Nations Conference and NGO Forum on Women '95 in Beijing, China; photo.
72	What's up Northern Iowan 91:46, p.3	3/14/1995	Meetings and activities to be held.
73	Ty and Linh go to China Wilkinson--William J. (Class of 1995) Northern Edition 3:6, p.14	2/22/1995	Two UNI students, Linh Tran and Ty Vo, visit China.
74	Chinese students prepare for Year of Pig, Lunar New Year Loy--Catherine P. (Class of 1997) Northern Iowan 91:35, p.8	2/3/1995	Students talk about customs.
75	Professor goes to China Northern Edition 2:25, p.4	10/26/1994	Mingshui Cai will serve in children's literature and language program in China.
76	We have no right to enforce Western beliefs on China Williams--Jonathan (Class of 1996) Northern Iowan 90:38, p.6	2/18/1994	Should not revoke trade status of China.
77	Leach proves MFN won't make China change Wilke--Rachel Northern Iowan 90:36, p.7	2/11/1994	Believes columnist exaggerated effects of Most Favored Nation status for China.
78	China, little kids counting on Clinton for MFN Leach--James R. (Student--1990-1994) Northern Iowan 90:34, p.4	2/4/1994	Thinks China should receive enhanced trade status.
79	Precious place: minority costumes and textiles of Guizhou, China Northern Iowa Today 77:2, p.25	1/1/1994	Display at UNI Museum; photo.
80	Exhibit showcases Chinese artistry Williams--Jonathan (Class of 1996) Northern Iowan 90:4, p.17	9/10/1993	Description of new exhibit; photo.
81	UNI faculty venture abroad Dargan--Mike Northern Iowan 90:4, p.6	9/10/1993	Group teaches English in China.
82	Minority costumes and textiles of China focus of museum exhibit at University of Northern Iowa beginning Sept. 1 Northern Iowan 1993:15, p.1	8/25/1993	Exhibit entitled "Precious Place: Minority Costumes and Textiles of Guizhou China."
83	Art exhibit and demonstrations by visiting professor Slife--Leslie Northern Iowan 89:59, p.5	6/18/1993	Zhou Zheng, Dean of Fine Arts in Xian, China, exhibits work; photo.
84	Unique opportunities for international education and understanding offered through University of Northern Iowa program in China Public Relations News Release 1992:653, p.1	5/13/1993	UNI offers students and professionals the opportunity to live and study in China.
85	UNI faculty, programs have global impact Northern Iowa Today 21:1, p.Insert 4	3/1/1993	Survey of work in Slovakia, Bulgaria, and China
86	Oh, the places you'll see; UNI offers students worldwide experiences Calhoun--Katherine Treloar Northern Iowa Today 76:2, p.10	1/1/1993	Interviews with students who have studied abroad; photo.
87	Program in China Campus News Network 3:6, p.2	11/16/1992	Students will study language and culture in China.
88	UNI offers chance to live and study in China Northern Iowan 89:21, p.6	11/10/1992	Opportunity to study at Guanxi University.
89	Semester of study in China available through University of Northern Iowa Public Relations News Release 1991:231, p.1	11/19/1991	Specifics revealed for semester of study in China for up to twenty-four students from a consortium of five colleges, including UNI.
90	Chinese dissident to speak at University of Northern Iowa Monday (September 16) during Diversity Week Public Relations News Release 1991:45, p.1	9/9/1991	Chen Jun, a Chinese dissident, will speak at UNI.
91	The big bang began in China--fireworks Public Relations News Release 1990:637, p.1	7/1/1991	The Chinese are credited with inventing fireworks.
92	Democracy vs. communism in Deng Xiaoping's China is subject of history lecture Wednesday (April 17) at University of Northern Iowa Public Relations News Release 1990:474, p.1	4/9/1991	Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping will be the subject of a history lecture at UNI.
93	University continues commitment to international programs Northern Iowa Today 19:1, p.4	3/1/1991	Robert Leestamper named assistant vice president for international programs; photo.
94	UNI faculty attend conference in China Halverson--Mary Northern Iowan 87:1, p.11	8/31/1990	Thomas Switzer, Anne Federlein, Richard Zehrbach, and Michael Waggoner attended the Fourth Annual Conference of the USA/China Teacher Education Consortium in China recently.
95	Chinese want more rights; professor speaks on riots Fandel--Brad Northern Iowan 86:38, p.1	2/16/1990	Hongjin Kang speaks on recent events in China.
96	Chinese scholar to speak on University of Northern Iowa campus Feb. 13. Public Relations News Release 1989:385, p.1	2/6/1990	Hongjin Kang will address "Recent Political, Social and Economic Events in the People's Republic of China and Their Impact on Students." She served as a China resource speaker, in 1984, and UNI sponsored her visits as well to the University of Iowa.
97	Remembering the hope of Tiananmen Square--Vajpeyi's reflections on a sojourn in China Northern Iowa Today 73:2, p.34	1/1/1990	Professor Vajpeyi's reactions to incidents he witnessed while teaching in China.
98	Opportunities in the Orient Northern Iowa Today 17:2, p.12	9/1/1989	Five Chinese educators survey schools in northeast Iowa.
99	Teaching in Taiwan rewarding; for UNI student.. Scovell--Laura Northern Iowan 85:64, p.3	7/21/1989	Ryan Siskow talks about his experience; photo.
100	UNI professor returns with feeling of defeat Scovell--Laura Northern Iowan 85:62, p.3	7/7/1989	Professor Vajpeyi talks about his experience of teaching in China.

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