Computers

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# Title Date Summary
351 Tips, warnings for computer buyers
Northern Iowan 94:24, p.4
Information that students need when buying a computer.
352 UNI course lets you learn computer programming on the Internet
Public Relations News Release 1997:123, p.1
UNI Assistant Professor of Management Rex Karsten reports on the popularity of Visual Basic programming class offered over the Internet.
353 Technology theft strikes Wright Hall
Northern Iowan 94:19, p.1
Computer equipment valued at $15,000 stolen from Wright Hall computer laboratory.
354 Getting "wired" at UNI
Campus News Network 8:6, p.1
Information Technology Services office has been upgrading and improving wiring in campus buildings.
355 What's Up
Northern Iowan 94:16, p.3
Schedule of activities and meetings.
356 Computer geek Bill Gates does business at our expense
Northern Iowan 94:16, p.7
Believes Microsoft is unfair competitor.
357 Laptop computers in the classroom benefits teachers and students
Public Relations News Release 1997:87, p.1
Gary Bozylinsky, UNI Associate Vice President of Information Technology, reports that equipping teachers with laptop computers would be beneficial.
358 Emerging technologies may give children greater motivation to read
Public Relations News Release 1997:66, p.1
Dale Johnson reports that kids are realizing the importance of literacy, especially when using technology.
359 Building a first-class computer network at UNI
Public Relations News Release 1997:57, p.1
Garry Bozylinsky, UNI Associate Vice President of Information Technology, reports an upgrade in the University's computer network, adding network connections for more than 230 faculty and staff.
360 Achieving computer literacy is first step in college education
Public Relations News Release 1997:38, p.1
Classes are held at the beginning of the academic year to introduce freshmen to new computer skills.
361 Union computers find a new home
Northern Iowan 94:3, p.1
About twenty computers, formerly housed in Keyhole Lounge, now in State College Room of Maucker Union; will soon move to renovated Student Organization Center in Union lower level; photo.
362 Residence halls get summer face-lifts
Northern Iowan 94:1, p.7
Several residence halls undergoing interior and exterior renovations including doors, tuckpointing, and data and telephone lines; photo.
363 Avoiding overload on e-mail and voice mail
Campus News Network 8:1, p.1
Tips for avoiding E-mail and voice mail overload.
364 Waiting for the crash of the century: the millennium bug
Public Relations News Release 1996:471, p.1
Director of Information Services Dennis Linder talks about the Y2k bug and the effect it could have on computers.
365 NISG thanks students, reminds not to forget project initiators: New administration needs to bring new ideas
Northern Iowan 93:54, p.9
NISG representatives thank students and address current issues.
366 Internet: way too hyped
Northern Iowan 93:54, p.6
Comments on meeting people on the Internet.
367 Keep off-campus Web access
Northern Iowan 93:52, p.6
Student encourages others to call Governor's office to express views on limiting off-campus Internet access.
368 Pay for off-campus internet access? What???
Northern Iowan 93:51, p.5
Comments on proposed bill that would require off-campus students to pay for dial-in access to Internet.
369 Hooking up on the 'net'
Northern Iowan 93:44, p.8
Comments on meeting people over the Internet.
370 ITS needs to offer off-campus computer users better solutions
Northern Iowan 93:35, p.8
Off-campus students need better access to computing resources.
371 Take a byte out of old files: National Clean Out your Computer Day
Public Relations News Release 1996:256, p.1
University of Northern Iowa offers help to students on removing and deleting old computer files.
372 Britannica Online available
Campus News Network 7:12, p.3
UNI community can now get access the Encyclopedia Britannica online from the library's homepage.
373 AOL refunds users; UNI offers Ethernet service
Northern Iowan 93:34, p.3
UNI computers use fast Ethernet system to access Internet.
374 Student computer fee questioned
Northern Iowan 93:32, p.1
Use of student computer fees is questioned; photo.
375 Now it's our turn
Northern Iowan 93:31, p.5
Many improvements still need to be made on campus.
376 Grab your board, surf the net, make sure to watch for sharks
Northern Iowan 93:31, p.6
More people are spending time surfing the Internet.
377 Finding Better Ways to do Research
Public Relations News Release 1996:235, p.1
Marjorie Pappas shares that the use of search engines for the World Wide Web enable the student to find a lot of useful material.
378 Little-known laptops
Northern Iowan 93:23, p.2
Students can check out laptop computers for short-term home use.
379 Closed? What do you mean closed?
Northern Iowan 93:22, p.5
Editorial comments on registering by computer and dealing with closed classes.
380 Spring registration from any computer!
Northern Iowan 93:18, p.2
Students may register beginning November 8 via computer.
381 Keyhole center temporarily down for rewiring
Northern Iowan 93:11, p.1
Computer lab in Maucker Union's Keyhole Lounge will be temporarily shut down due to power problems.
382 Thrills of e-mail, 'Oregon Trail'
Northern Iowan 93:10, p.5
Columnist comments on his addiction to e-mail and using computers.
383 Apple computers no. 1 in quality, customer satisfaction
Northern Iowan 93:7, p.10
Apple computer representative responds to Scott Medhaug's letter of September 20 regarding his new computer system.
384 Unhappy Mac
Northern Iowan 93:6, p.8
Student was not satisfied with his Macintosh computer purchased through the University.
385 Teaching on the 'net: UNI program helps Iowa teachers
Northern Iowa Today 24:2, p.2
Institute offers teachers information about technology.
386 Perspective: seeing the invisible, reaching the unreachable
Northern Iowa Today 80:1, p.36
Benefits and consequences of technology; photo.
387 Serving campus and business communities; UNI offers new services
Campus News Network 6:19, p.1
ITS Production Department is now providing multimedia conferencing and electronic meeting support to educators and businesses; photo.
388 Computers help make summer learning fun
Public Relations News Release 1995:413, p.1
Sharon Smaldino talks about ways to use computer games to promote learning.
389 News via Internet; and in Usenet News Today . . . .
Northern Iowan 92:52, p.13
Description of the many news groups on the Net.
390 Free scholarship information available to students
Northern Iowan 92:48, p.4
New software package available.
391 How to get on this thing called Internet; WWWhat is this all about?
Northern Iowan 92:46, p.11
Gives basics on getting access to Internet; photo.
392 Jobs listings offered on the Internet
Northern Iowan 92:45, p.5
Summer jobs will be listed.
393 Tomorrow's election to decide NISG president; Harms/Abbott know what limits are, what they can take
Northern Iowan 92:43, p.1
Northern Iowan asks candidates questions relating to their plans; photo.
394 Surf's up on ISCA . . . catch the wave; first in series of computer consultation
Northern Iowan 92:42, p.12
Describes experiences with Iowa Student Computer Association bulletin board; photo.
395 NISG elections held tomorrow in Maucker Union; Wild Wednesday to decide next President/Vice President
Northern Iowan 92:41, p.1
Candidates outline views at forum; photo.
396 New lawsuit against Communications Decency Act right on target
Northern Iowan 92:39, p.8
Believes act was poorly written; should be overturned.
397 Telecommunications bill infringes freedom of speech rights
Northern Iowan 92:35, p.7
Believes portions of bill pertaining to sexually explicit material will be difficult to enforce.
398 NISG and ISCS looking into new computer lab in Maucker Union
Northern Iowan 92:32, p.3
Consider modifying Keyhole Lounge into computer site.
399 Computer registration has its bugs; still good idea, much quicker
Northern Iowan 92:27, p.6
Likes new registration system; offers tips on using it.
400 NISG asks computer labs to adhere to finals week policies
Northern Iowan 92:26, p.3
Asks that at least one lab be open twenty-four hours and that recreational use be limited.