Money

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#	Title	Date	Summary
101	Managing credit cards involves budgeting Northern Iowan 102:38, p.11	02/17/2006	Credit cards can be helpful, but students should be aware of interest rates and managing debt; photo.
102	Budgeting important skill to start college Northern Iowan 102:34, p.10	02/03/2006	Students need to learn valuable budgeting skills that will stay with them for life; photo.
103	Recapping the nine semesters of UNI life lessons Northern Iowan 102:28, p.7	12/09/2005	Offers advice after reflecting over years at UNI.
104	Deciphering wants from needs difficult for some Northern Iowan 102:25, p.5	11/22/2005	Wonders why people spend Thanksgiving thinking of what they are thankful for, and then turn around and indulge on shopping the next day.
105	Waste not, want not: put it into perspective Northern Iowan 102:24, p.5	11/18/2005	Realizes that things we take for granted would be luxuries to underprivileged people.
106	Experience college shopping at a local thrift store Northern Iowan 102:23, p.7	11/15/2005	Thinks college students should shop at thrift stores both to be original and to save money.
107	Harkin: energy assistance for poor Iowans top priority Northern Iowan 102:17, p.6	10/25/2005	Senator Harkin has proposed a $4.1 billion increase in funding to help people pay their heating bills; photo.
108	ATM giveaway- like money in the bank Northern Iowan 102:12, p.1	10/07/2005	U. S. Bank raffle winner Melissa Nguyen won $150; photo.
109	Fridays with Koob Northern Iowan 102:12, p.1	10/07/2005	President Robert Koob discusses the affordability of college and Homecoming; photo.
110	Benefits of biking outweigh driving Northern Iowan 102:9, p.5	09/27/2005	Writers show how riding a bike can save you money and improve your health.
111	Entertainers overpaid, for what? Northern Iowan 102:8, p.7	09/23/2005	Writer thinks that Americans place too much value on entertainers and not enough on jobs that are more important, such as doctors and teachers.
112	FEMA under fire Northern Iowan 102:7, p.7	09/20/2005	Writers think that money is tossed around too easily by government officials; monetary distributions should be closely monitored.
113	Save gas by partying on campus Northern Iowan 102:1, p.7	08/26/2005	Gives the benefits of staying on campus on weekends, even if it is only to save gas.
114	Financial success: what you should know Northern Iowan 101:32, p.2	01/28/2005	A seminar entitled: "Smart Women Finish Rich" will be conducted by Cindy Gleason on February 8, 15, and 22, 2005.
115	Graduating seniors should beware of credit pitfalls Public Relations News Release 2003:0, p.2	05/03/2004	Personal bankruptcies are at an all-time high.
116	Not enough time for the 'best years of our lives' Northern Iowan 100:45, p.7	03/26/2004	Expresses concern at the amount of work and responsibility shouldered by college students in order to pay bills, tuition, and loans.
117	Piggy banks are a good learning tool Public Relations News Release 2002:284, p.1	01/27/2003	Talks about how to teach children the value of money.
118	Getting out of holiday debt Public Relations News Release 2002:261, p.1	12/23/2002	Suggestions will be presented for managing finances after the holidays.
119	Running on low this season? Public Relations News Release 2002:229, p.1	12/02/2002	Lois Lindell will talk about Christmas on a small budget.
120	Fiscal irresponsibility causes increase in bankruptcies, says UNI economist Public Relations News Release 2003:0, p.1	11/20/2002	Lois Lindell believes credit cards play a major role in the increase of bankruptcies.
121	Adjusting your budget for Christmas Public Relations News Release 2002:132, p.1	10/21/2002	Ken Brown will offer suggestions on how to better manage finances during the holidays.
122	Teaching financial management to kids Public Relations News Release 2002:92, p.1	09/23/2002	Suggestions will be offered to parents on how to teach their young children good spending habits.
123	Changing the face of America Public Relations News Release 2001:533, p.1	07/01/2002	The government will be making changes again to the $20 bill.
124	Budgeting in the 'real world' Public Relations News Release 2001:478, p.1	05/06/2002	Lois Lindell will offer tips for budgeting after graduation.
125	Digging out of debt Public Relations News Release 2001:254, p.1	01/07/2002	Art Cox will speak on managing debt from the holidays.
126	UNI professor thinks latest drop in interest rates might be the last Public Relations News Release 2001:242, p.1	12/18/2001	Fred Abraham claims that the government has lowered interest rates for the last time.
127	Don't milk the cash cow dry Public Relations News Release 2001:207, p.1	11/19/2001	Katherine Cota will speak on the cost of living and what new costs you will face if you move.
128	Finance expert urges parents to talk money with children Public Relations News Release 2001:143, p.1	10/01/2001	Lois Lindell encourages parents to discuss financial responsibility with their children.
129	Telling kids about cash Public Relations News Release 2000:400, p.1	05/07/2001	Lois Lindell offers tips for parents to teach their children about budgeting.
130	Follow the money Public Relations News Release 1999:0, p.1	11/01/1999	Robert Wyatt, having returned from a trip to Russia, brings back ideas of handling the problem of dirty money.
131	Marriage, money go hand in hand Northern Iowan 95:57, p.3	06/18/1999	Many engaged couples fail to discuss handling their money before they are married.
132	Money-hungry habit-halving tips; strapped for cash? Northern Iowan 95:37, p.5	02/16/1999	Tips on how to save money by changing your buying habits.
133	I'll take a burger and fries, and put it on my credit card Public Relations News Release 1996:471, p.1	07/15/1997	Professor McCormick discusses the next step in credit card use; within the fast food industry.
134	Americans now indulging in inconspicuous consumption Public Relations News Release 1996:415, p.1	05/15/1997	Professor Clayson talks about people's spending habits changing with the times.
135	Being cheap pays off Northern Iowan 93:38, p.8	02/21/1997	Comments on poverty of college students.
136	Dual-income families find out money isn't everything Public Relations News Release 1996:235, p.1	01/27/1997	Stress and less family time come with two income families.
137	Living it up after the kids are grown Public Relations News Release 1996:68, p.1	09/30/1996	Frank Thompson talks about "empty nesters" making wise money choices.
138	Helpful hints for college students' time and money management Northern Iowan 88:39, p.10	02/21/1992	Faculty and staff talk about organizing their time and money.
139	Can we continue to bank on the FDIC? Public Relations News Release 1990:297, p.1	01/21/1991	Concerns are expressed by financial analysts on bank failures that may overwhelm FDIC reserves.
140	Funny money... it time to change our change. Public Relations News Release 1988:576, p.1	07/31/1989	Fred Abraham says we're due for a change Vending machine companies are hoping to see the return of a dollar coin, because dollar bill changers in vending machines cost over $400, while coin sorter costs less than $20.
141	The Human Element Northern Iowan 84:49, p.2	04/01/1988	Paying bills.
142	Survey finds students materialistic Northern Iowan 83:4, p.5	09/09/1986	A look to see how UNI students compare with national trends.
143	Learning to budget time, money is important item on summer 'to do' list Public Relations News Release 1986:462, p.1	06/17/1986	Barbara Pershing is teaching a class on basic principles of money management called "Management of Family Resources"; the course also covers human resources and time management.
144	Students lack management skills Northern Iowan 82:46, p.4	04/01/1986	Survey looks at students' attitudes towards money.
145	Two Cents Worth Northern Iowan 81:56, p.14	05/07/1985	Has trouble holding onto her money.
146	What's up Northern Iowan 80:53, p.8	04/20/1984	Meetings and activities; UNI Campus Ministries; Off-Campus Housing Awareness Day.
147	What's up Northern Iowan 80:52, p.8	04/17/1984	Meetings and activities; UNI Campus Ministries; Christ for UNI; Committee of University Research; Spring Arts and Crafts sale.
148	Sees double standard Northern Iowan 80:41, p.2	03/02/1984	Singer feels UNISA doesn't really think about students' financial situations.
149	Money trouble for colleges, universities Public Relations News Release 1981:137, p.1	11/04/1981	Edward Voldseth will address the professional and scientific staff during their "Lunch and Learn" program on how money problems in education are being dealt with in different states and at the national level.
150	UNI financial aids director says students should apply for loans now Public Relations News Release 1980:519, p.1	04/20/1981	Students are encourage to apply for student loans before congress decides on new loan guidelines.
151	Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago more optimistic Public Relations News Release 1980:441, p.1	03/19/1981	In a conference call with a business class at UNI, the chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago said that the fight against inflation is going well.
152	Chairman of Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago to speak with UNI class Public Relations News Release 1980:429, p.1	03/16/1981	Robert Mayo, the chairman of the Federal reserve bank of Chicago, will talk to a class about management of financial institutions.
153	Economist advocates money control system Northern Iowan 77:36, p.1	02/24/1981	Excerpts from speech by Robert Laurent.
154	UNI making preparations for temporary reduction in operations over Christmas holiday Public Relations News Release 1980:104, p.1	10/01/1980	A reduction in working hours over Christmas break will help save cost to pay back the $1,135,000 owed to the state treasury.
155	Regents approve final budget, other business for UNI Public Relations News Release 1980:28, p.1	08/22/1980	The Board of Regents approves budgets for the 1980-81 school year and other projects related to campus.
156	Bounce your checks somewhere else Northern Iowan 76:49, p.7	04/15/1980	Check cashing services will be stopped.
157	'You & Money' Northern Iowan 76:4, p.7	09/14/1979	Larry Hayes will present a community class on topics of financial matters.
158	5-cent check charge to Pres. Fund Northern Iowan 72:26, p.1	12/05/1975	President Kamerick and Vice President Stansbury talk about the fund transfer.
159	Ad. officials enjoy monopoly Northern Iowan 72:26, p.2	12/05/1975	The Northern Iowan staff questions the administration's use of check-cashing money.
160	Check cashing fee Northern Iowan 67:19, p.5	11/20/1970	Fee makes up for bad checks.
161	Dough gone? Tell how much and it's yours Northern Iowan 65:4, p.7	09/20/1968	Money found at stadium after game last Saturday can be picked up by rightful owner at Jim Witham's office in the Men's Gymnasium.
162	SCI--money oriented society students work, write home College Eye 60:61, p.4	07/08/1966	A look at how students use their money.
163	Students tell tale of woe: 'no dough, time to study' College Eye 59:16, p.5	01/15/1965	Paul Kelso's survey finds that effective study habits, budgeting time, and managing money are students' greatest problems; photo.
164	Business Office to stop cashing student pay checks College Eye 58:29, p.4	05/15/1964	Will continue to cash small personal checks; cite recent location of bank near campus.
165	Mirror on the Mob College Eye 51:4, p.8	10/09/1959	Comments on Old Gold senior photos, decorations, paychecks, and the Commons snack bar.
166	Necessary nickels? College Eye 49:4, p.2	10/04/1957	Nickel charge for cashing out-of-county checks has disappeared in stores but not on campus.
167	Becoming acostomed to college College Eye 48:2, p.2	09/21/1956	Features a student who is standing in the midst of people who are asking for money.
168	Where does our money go? College Eye 43:38, p.2	07/25/1952	Contains a humorous letter about the rapid depletion of funds.
169	Around College Eye 42:13, p.5	12/14/1950	College students are destined to be poor.
170	Notice College Eye 41:31, p.1	06/16/1950	Will cash student personal checks for $10 or less.
171	Notice College Eye 41:1, p.1	09/16/1949	Students' checks for ten dollars or less can be cashed with a identification card at the Business Office.
172	As I See It College Eye 40:16, p.2	01/21/1949	People should learn to spend and earn money wisely.
173	Business Office notices College Eye 39:32, p.3	05/21/1948	Student organizations must turn in books.
174	Survey of Campus Opinion College Eye 39:17, p.6	01/30/1948	Students express their opinions about taxes and family income.
175	World Student Service Fund drive has started Public Relations News Release 1946:18, p.1	01/26/1946	This year's goal for the drive is $999.99. This will be donated to the national goal of $2,000,000. The drive began in 1937 as a way for students to help other students in war torn countries.
176	Dr. Buffum hoards money; centavos to 'shin plasters' College Eye 36:35, p.2	06/15/1945	Brief description of Professor Buffum's coin collection.
177	Clues to the News College Eye 36:27, p.2	04/06/1945	World and national news.
178	Clues to the News College Eye 36:5, p.2	10/06/1944	News from the world and the nation.
179	Your slipper? College Eye 31:39, p.1	07/19/1940	Student fails to sign check at local business.
180	Dr. Thompson disagrees with Californian College Eye 30:7, p.5	10/21/1938	Professor Thompson has his own ideas about money supply.
181	The Line College Eye 29:25, p.2	03/25/1938	Campus gossip.
182	Coeds pinch when eating on borrowed money College Eye 28:39, p.3	07/02/1937	Students tell their strategy for dealing with little money.
183	Lost money is discovered at home College Eye 28:39, p.1	07/02/1937	E. W. Azeltine finds lost paycheck money at home.
184	A plea for commonism College Eye 27:25, p.2	12/20/1935	Claims that students should not judge each other by how much money they have, or what kinds of clothes they wear.
185	Survey reveals little variance in students' spending habits; questionnaire sent to all junior and senior students College Eye 26:44, p.1	05/24/1935	Shows how students prefer to spend their money.
186	Banking students pass the bucks College Eye 26:3, p.1	06/22/1934	Professor Thompson's class examined paper money.
187	What is money good for? College Eye 24:25, p.2	03/24/1933	Survey of money in circulation and its value.
188	Student expenditures as reviewed by survey average four hundred dollars; women spend a hundred dollars more than men College Eye 24:21, p.1	02/24/1933	Students' average expenditure for the year is $392, with men spending $342 and women spending $443; breakdown of expenditures.
189	Debaters argue for merchants Alumnus 14:2, p.15	04/01/1930	Students debate installment buying in front of local Commercial Club.
190	New cash register installed at café College Eye 21:23, p.1	03/14/1930	Should speed up cafeteria lines.
191	The Forum College Eye 20:36, p.4	06/05/1929	Students and faculty encouraged to submit opinions for print in the paper; student believes more men are needed at I. S. T. C.; student believes that money has importance.
192	Training School has regular bank day College Eye 18:16, p.1	10/27/1926	Children bring their savings to school on Tuesdays.
193	Students should have knowledge of business; merchants very accommodating to students College Eye 18:6, p.1	07/16/1926	Students must decide whether to maintain accounts in their home banks or to open an account in Cedar Falls.
194	Our hard up students College Eye 17:21, p.1	11/04/1925	Still money from YWCA book exchange that students have not claimed.
195	Little Tutors lose to Charles City 33-0 College Eye 16:10, p.2	11/05/1924	T. C. High football team falls to Charles City.
196	Billy Stiff College Eye 16:3, p.7	09/10/1924	Trying to borrow money.
197	From speaker Anderson's address College Eye 14:47, p.1	06/06/1923	Excerpts from Commencement address.
198	The cost of education College Eye 14:47, p.1	06/06/1923	Believes that education is a good investment.
199	Training School News College Eye 14:27, p.7	03/28/1923	News from the Training School.
200	'Tenshun! College Eye 14:29, p.1	01/17/1923	Will discuss money matters.