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1 Who let the dogs out?
Northern Iowan 119:41, p.5 		Active Minds is hosting a de-stressing activity during midterms week. Students can play with cats and dogs in the Maucker Union Ballroom on March 7, 2023.
2 Tails on Trails bring dogs to campus
Northern Iowan 114:54, p.1 		The Americorps, Green Project, Men's Rugby, NISG, Sigma Gamma Epsilon and Geography Club hosted Tails on Trails, an opportunity to walk dogs on UNI's trail system.
3 UNI offering de-stress opportunities for finals
Northern Iowan 114:26, p.3

Chaney of Student Wellness Services discusses strategies to manage stress associated with final exams, including many events for De-Stress Days.
4 Therapy dogs visit UNI Campus
Northern Iowan 114:9, p.4 		Susan Vallem, from Retrieving Freedom, gave a presentation about why service dogs are important. She discussed how service dogs help veterans, people with autism, disabilities, and mental health, such as depression and loneliness; photo.
5 UNI student training black lab, Tags, to be service dog
Northern Iowan 109:47, p.6 		Darin Adams is training a black lab to be a therapy dog. He is doing this through the program Retrieving Freedom which provides service dogs to disabled veterans and autistic children. The organization is working with UNI to get more students involved.
6 Cedar Bend Humane Society experiences influx of dogs
Northern Iowan 106:46, p.6 		With the arrival of thirty-six dogs from a dog breeding facility, the Humane Society is looking for volunteers to help socialize the dogs. The dogs had not been allowed on grass, but confined to cages. Foster homes for cats are also needed; photo.
7 Black Hawks give back
Northern Iowan 105:38, p.13 		Local hockey team volunteers to aid Cedar Bend Humane Society with fund raising efforts.
8 Halloween cruelty
Northern Iowan 104:18, p.5 		Does not like the idea of pets being dressed up in costumes at Halloween.
9 Culture corner: so sick of Vick
Northern Iowan 104:1, p.7 		Michael Vick's problems with the law concerning dog fighting are discussed; photo.
10 Enjoyment unleashed
Northern Iowan 103:54, p.11 		Advantages of the Paw Park are discussed; photo.
11 Dog (should) eat dog
Northern Iowan 103:42, p.7 		Discussion of the current popularity of tiny dogs as pets.
12 Culture Corner--stinky sidewalks
Northern Iowan 103:39, p.10 		Walking dogs is wonderful. Remember to pick up the remains left by your dog; photo.
13 Campbell Hall students meet Nellis, the drug dog
Northern Iowan 92:46, p.5 		Police officer demonstrates skills of dog who locates hidden drugs; photo.
14 Drug dog demonstrates in Dancer Hall
Northern Iowan 90:35, p.1 		Dog sniffs out drugs.
15 Greyhounds looking for loving homes in which to retire
Northern Iowan 88:57, p.11 		Group organizes adoption of dogs who can no longer race.
16 Greyhound pup awarded in Park contest
Northern Iowan 86:34, p.8 		Year old dog given away in drawing; photo.
17 Animals are available for adoption
Northern Iowan 85:29, p.17 		A look at the Humane Society.
18 Dog days . . . .
Northern Iowan 84:43, p.1 		Kurt Caudle rides his bike with his dog; photo.
19 Doggone glad when it's over
Northern Iowan 84:16, p.1 		Dog waits for friend; photo.
20 Cats, canines and other pets spotlighted in April
Northern Iowan 83:48, p.12
21 Untitled
Northern Iowan 81:21, p.1 		Cedar Falls police officer shows off one of the department's dogs; photo.
22 Theatre needs canine
Northern Iowan 81:16, p.18 		A dog is needed for the upcoming production of Merton of the Movies at Theatre UNI.
23 Pets assist counselors
Northern Iowan 80:46, p.4 		Linda Nebbe talks about the pet therapy program; photo.
24 What's up
Northern Iowan 80:44, p.3 		Meetings and activities; Christ for UNI.
25 Dog days?
Northern Iowan 79:37, p.1 		Student walks his dog; photo.
26 Down Boy!
Northern Iowan 74:51, p.4 		Man and his dog; photo.
27 Dog lives in Shull Hall; "Reuben" is guide dog for Robert Clayton
Northern Iowan 73:8, p.4 		Guide dog allowed to live in Shull Hall.
28 Let me in!
Northern Iowan 72:26, p.1 		A lone puppy waits on top of the Union for its master; photo.
29 Arf!
Northern Iowan 72:7, p.5 		An Irish setter walks on campus; photo.
30 Untitled
Northern Iowan 71:2, p.11 		Student plays with dog.
31 Untitled
Northern Iowan 70:44, p.9 		A dog "waits forlornly for his master to return from class"; photo.
32 Return my pup!
Northern Iowan 70:23, p.2 		Lost dog.
33 Dog litter wrong
Northern Iowan 70:15, p.3 		Asks owners to keep their dogs on a leash and to clean up their messes.
34 Untitled
Northern Iowan 70:13, p.12 		Coors, the Rugby Club's canine mascot, chases another dog from the rugby field; photo.
35 UNI goes to the dogs
Northern Iowan 67:13, p.9 		A wandering dog finds a place to relax on top of the Union; photo.
36 Asks dog killer for explanation
Northern Iowan 66:8, p.2 		Describes senseless crime.
37 Untitled
Northern Iowan 65:62, p.8 		Delta Chi's dog, Terra, stands by her new litter; photo.
38 House advisor and mascot unite men of Clark House
Northern Iowan 64:43, p.4 		Shull Hall residents try new approach.
39 Nightwatchman's 'Duke' dances, sneezes, understands English
College Eye 56:16, p.6 		Security officer Ed Rhoades talks about his dog; photo.
40 Even red cockers try enrolling now
College Eye 42:37, p.6 		A student recounts her registration experience.
41 Trailer attracts friendly guest
College Eye 39:2, p.3 		Dog finds its way into trailer where Nancy Snider lives.
42 WAVES' Bart Hall wags nightly
College Eye 36:23, p.4 		Dogs appears regularly for taps.
43 Cocker becomes Lawther resident
College Eye 36:15, p.4 		Lost dog gets bath in Lawther Hall.
44 Every dog has his day
College Eye 36:7, p.4 		Dog intrudes on dance class.
45 Hi Ho homesick for Iowa campus
College Eye 35:34, p.4 		Army Air Corps mascot now in Dallas.
46 'Hi Ho' canine Army mascot goes to Dallas, Texas, for duration of war
College Eye 35:33, p.5 		Story of Army Air Corps mascot.
47 Waves acquire baby quintuplets
College Eye 35:15, p.1 		Have dog and five puppies.
48 Technician K-9 joins air crew detachment; demands private bath
College Eye 35:3, p.4 		Army Air Corps has a little pet dog; photo.
49 'Hangover' discharged from C.P.T.--he wasn't up on rules
College Eye 34:14, p.1 		Army Air Corps pet was not house-broken.
50 Dog Town has new citizen, Queenie II; English Bull Dog of Drinkmoor line at Nelson home
College Eye 34:5, p.5 		Dean Nelson's family acquires a new dog; photo.
51 Bartlett guardian now in dog heaven
College Eye 33:38, p.2 		Bartlett Hall dog picked up.
52 Around the campus . . . .
College Eye 33:23, p.1 		Dean Nelson's dog Queenie died at the age of 13 1/2; photo.
53 Saturday varieties show stars canine
College Eye 32:5, p.3 		Dog runs through variety show.
54 Personality Punkie becomes favorite at Teachers College
College Eye 32:4, p.5 		Profile of a dog that has been hanging around campus.
55 Smokey Cole fatally injured
College Eye 31:34, p.1 		E. E. Cole's dog is killed by car.
56 A puppy can do anything!
College Eye 31:13, p.5 		Lost dog finds way to Business Office.
57 Northeast walk in winter
Alumnus 23:1, p. 		Student pats dog on way to class; photo.
58 Petunias and crayons decorate Spottie's marker
College Eye 29:41, p.1 		Dog killed by car.
59 Coeds don't rate with Ching
College Eye 29:14, p.1 		Claims that Panther mascot likes men better than women; photo.
60 Mascot back to inspire gridsters
College Eye 29:9, p.4 		Ching, a chow dog, is back at the Phi Sigma Epsilon house; will serve as mascot at remaining home football games.
61 Death calls Ted, pal of student since childhood
College Eye 28:20, p.1 		Dale Parrish's dog Ted died.
62 Dean Nelson's "Queen" possesses driveway
College Eye 28:6, p.1 		Dean Nelson's pet bulldog enjoys lying in the street.
63 New mascot
College Eye 28:6, p.3 		Ching, a chow dog, is the mascot of Phi Sigma Epsilon.
64 Stray dog becomes buddy of wrestler
College Eye 26:33, p.1 		Jimmy Steiner adopts stray dog.
65 "Shelly" must go with Snell or else
College Eye 25:27, p.1 		Marjorie Snell has a new puppy.
66 Pistols, dogs, trees, amuse our teachers
College Eye 24:29, p.1 		A look at some of the hobbies enjoyed by ISTC professors.
67 Grade points and hot weather fail to worry College Hill favorite
College Eye 23:7, p.1 		Young dog has fun on College Hill.
68 "Yee-Ow"; yelps cur and startles crowd
College Eye 21:6, p.1 		Crowd finds dog after Homecoming game.
69 Ferdinand Sanders
College Eye 17:38, p.6 		News notes about campus people.
70 Rolff, five hundred dollar German police dog
College Eye 16:24, p.10 		Frank Hollis' dog is poisoned.
71 Campus adventures
College Eye 16:12, p.7 		A student takes a walk around campus and discovers many previously unknown facts about campus structures.
72 For the past few weeks
College Eye 15:22, p.8 		Dogs and cats have been on the Hill.
73 Science Department
College Eye 13:11, p.2 		Students analyzing local drinking water; study poison used to kill dog in Waterloo.
74 Van Hall
College Eye 12:14, p.6 		Residents received fudge in a package; dogs almost got away with it.
75 English Department
College Eye 11:, p.2 		News notes from the Department of English.
76 The gift
College Eye 7:14, p.6 		Paul Farlow shoots a dog while hunting and comes to words with the owner.
77 Oldring; a study in animal intelligence, with apologies to Ernest Thompson-Seton, Jack London and Professor Long
Normal Eyte 20:14, p.236 		Professor Samson writes about his family's dog.
78 Our sentinels
Normal Eyte 18:5, p.67 		A look at the work of night watchman Jams Shields and his dog Zeno; photo.
79 Guardians of the Peace
Old Gold 0:0, p.220 		Job overview for James Shields, night watchman; photo.
80 A short time ago one of our Normal maidens
Normal Eyte 13:30, p.478
81 An evening not soon to be forgotten
Normal Eyte 13:30, p.476
82 C. G. Umbaugh
Normal Eyte 9:9, p.212 		Attacked by dog while riding bicycle.