Northern Iowa Student Government (NISG)

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# Title Date Summary
451 Students speak about budget situation
Northern Iowan 106:18, p.1
Baker Hall demolition, shorter semesters, tuition surcharge, and layoffs draw the attention of students. Opinions vary and emotions run high.
452 UNI's Maucker Union celebrates 40 years with grand opening of renovated lower level
Public Relations News Release 2009:136, p.1
The lower level's grand opening will take plate at Chat's coffee house. Tours of the lower level and a reception will follow the ceremony.
453 Faculty divided over shorter semesters, longer classes
Northern Iowan 106:17, p.5
A proposal to have fourteen week semesters and longer class periods has met differing opinions among faculty members. The proposal will be brought up at the next Faculty Senate Meeting.
454 News Briefs: Diversity First Retreat and WRC pool dedication
Northern Iowan 106:17, p.4
Angel Banks, director of diversity and student life for Northern Iowa Student Government, announced an interactive, hands-on experience during a diversity retreat. Diving pool dedicated to former professor, Glen F. Henry.
455 NISG opposes high tuition increases, prepares for Green Week
Northern Iowan 106:15, p.1
Adam Haselhuhn feels that the state is increasingly placing the burden of public higher education on the backs of the students. A tuition raise of over three and a half percent is not acceptable to NISG. Green Week focuses on the environment.
456 UNI President encourages campus to work strong, hard, together in light of budget cuts
Northern Iowan 106:15, p.1
Cutting $8.8 million from the 2010 university budget will not be easy. There are several alternatives, each having a down side. President Allen will visit with groups on and off campus for input.
457 UNI to celebrate Green Week, Oct. 18-24
Public Relations News Release 2009:114, p.1
Green Week is a campus-wide event that serves to entertain, educate and inspire the campus community. NISG, and other organizations, wants to reach out to individuals who have not yet considered the consequences of environmental ignorance.
458 Green Week encourages environmental awareness
Northern Iowan 106:11, p.2
Presentations and discussions during Green Week will allow students to consider the consequences of environmental changes. A campus conversation will be held. Energy efficient light bulbs will be distributed. "King Corn" will be shown; photo.
459 UNI students prove they have talent
Northern Iowan 106:9, p.9
Proboard intends to get students involved in campus activities. "UNI's Got Talent" program was a success. Many students participated and many more were in the audience.
460 NISG discussed tuition increases, SafeRide, new clubs and Cedar Falls mayor candidacy
Northern Iowan 106:9, p.4
Northern Iowa Student Government meeting agenda full of discussion. Information presented on Board of Regents meeting, donation from Public Safety for SafeRide, and thoughts of David Sires, candidate for mayor.
461 Lost UNI tradition found by students
Northern Iowan 106:8, p.8
A week long tradition welcoming spring to campus, last held in 1981, hopes to be revived. SUNI included a concert, mattress races, and fun activities for students and the community.
462 Wilmore entertains crowd with satirical wit
Northern Iowan 106:7, p.6
A crowded Maucker Union ballroom greeted producer, actor, comedian, and writer Larry Wilmore. President Obama, Michael Jackson, and homosexuality came under fire. Wilmore's job history found interesting.
463 UNI student runs for Cedar Falls mayor
Northern Iowan 106:6, p.1
A city council member's comment calling UNI students tourists was "the straw that broke the camel's back" for Gage Rewerts. He has filed papers to have his name placed on the ballot for mayor.
464 Executive orders remain topic for debate in NISG
Northern Iowan 106:5, p.6
Differences in opinion on a procedure for implementing executive orders of the president of the NISG is a major point of contention. Is a constitutional amendment needed or is an addition to the bylaws enough; photo.
465 UNI salutes those who serve the campus, community, country
Northern Iowan 106:5, p.1
President Ben Allen and members of the executive cabinet served cake and ice cream to students and faculty near the Campanile as a way to celebrate service; photo.
466 NISG holds first senate meeting
Northern Iowan 106:4, p.3
Two new senators take the oath of office. Lobbying efforts for increased funding from Cedar Falls City Hall. Green Week announced.
467 UNI student group receives international award
Public Relations News Release 2009:31, p.1
The Center for Inquiry International (CFI), headquartered in Amherst, N. Y., presented the award to the Iowa Freethinkers and Inquirers (UNIFI). The CFI board decided that of all the events held by their 200-plus campus groups, the UNI event was the best.
468 Panther SafeRide is a must
Northern Iowan 106:3, p.3
SafeRide shuttle keeps students and Cedar Falls safer. The shuttle helps support local business. Believes SafeRide needs to stay no matter what the cost. The program has no downfalls.
469 SafeRide Shuttle rides on despite funding issues
Northern Iowan 106:2, p.1
The shuttle provides a safe way for people to enjoy weekend evenings without having to worry about transportation, especially while intoxicated. Tough economic times have left a $7,000 shortfall for the program. NISG is looking at alternative funding.
470 UNI Gallery of Art to present 'Love Me or Die'
Public Relations News Release 2009:3, p.1
The exhibition features the work of contemporary artist Cat Chow, an award-winning Asian-American artist, living and working in Brooklyn, N. Y. Chow is the 2003 recipient of the prestigious Louis Comfort Tiffany award.
471 UNI announces Dr. Sue Follon Women in Leadership Scholarship winner
Public Relations News Release 2008:532, p.1
Mary Jo Hadler, a junior political science major from Carroll, will receive$3,500 towards tuition, with half of the amount distributed each semester. The scholarship recognizes students for their leadership contributions and potential to model leadership.
472 Welcome from NISG
Northern Iowan 105:54, p.
Adam Haselhuhn and Jake Rudy share their vision for things to come during the upcoming school year; photo.
473 NISG wins traffic safety award
Northern Iowan 105:54, p.
The SafeRide program on weekends, designed to aid students and prevent drinking and driving, won a special award from the Governor's Traffic Safety Bureau; photo.
474 Graduate Student Highlight
Northern Iowan 105:53, p.12
Rebecca Mundschenk answers questions about her experiences in the Mass Communication graduate program; photo.
475 UNI Lux Service Award recipients named
Public Relations News Release 2008:500, p.1
Three students have been honored: Abdulellah Alsheddi, Tyler Bilyeu, and Andrew Morse. The honor is confered to those who best represent the ideal of service to the university community.
476 UNI hosts Bash the Trash event
Public Relations News Release 2008:488, p.1
A group of sophomore Presidential Scholars will the event. Scholars participate in this two-credit hour course for the academic year. The year-long program includes a "Think Tank' seminar in the fall.
477 NISG announces executive branch and cabinet members
Northern Iowan 105:50, p.1
Officers named and installed for the upcoming year by the Northern Iowa Student Government; photo.
478 This week at the University of Northern Iowa
Northern Iowan 105:49, p.4
Dates, times, and places of events for the week on the UNI campus.
479 Greetings fellow Panthers
Northern Iowan 105:49, p.2
Farewell and thank you note from outgoing president and vice president of the NISG, Parnell Cezar and Clarence Lobdell, III; photo.
480 NISG News
Northern Iowan 105:47, p.4
Applications are available for speaker of the Northern Iowa Student Government. April 13 is the due date for applications. Applications for other positions are also available.
481 NISG News
Northern Iowan 105:47, p.4
Forty students travel to Des Moines to meet with legislators about education funding for Iowa's public universities.
482 NISG News
Northern Iowan 105:47, p.4
April 15 is date for the annual Panther Bash. Free food and drinks will be available.
483 UNI hosts 17th annual Textiles and Apparel Design Show
Public Relations News Release 2008:435, p.1
The fashion show, "Chic International," will showcase designs to recognize students achievements and their talents. Throughout the year textiles and apparel students create original designs to enter into the annual design show.
484 Haselhuhn, Rudy to lead NISG
Public Relations News Release 2008:436, p.1
Two juniors, Adam Haselhuhn, a political communications major from Des Moines, and Jake Rudy, a political science major from Radcliffe, have been elected to the new president and vice president of the Student Government for the 2009-2010 term.
485 UNI students to lobby at the Iowa State Capitor for Student's Day
Public Relations News Release 2008:420, p.1
More than 40 students will travel to Des Moines to meet with state legislators about education funding for Iowa's public universities. The students will join students from the University of Iowa and Iowa State University for a press conference.
486 Update: Supreme Court will not be investigated
Northern Iowan 105:43, p.1
Sponsors of the bill to investigate the Supreme Court have withdrawn the bill from consideration.
487 Adam and Jake elected NISG president and vice president
Northern Iowan 105:43, p.1
Results of the Northern Iowa Student Government elections and commentary; photo.
488 NISG Supreme Court faces a potential investigation
Northern Iowan 105:41, p.1
The 2009 election of the Northern Iowa Student Government was filled with lawsuits, forced resignations, and Supreme Court decisions; photo.
489 Court decides Kahler v. Boeckmann & Palomo
Northern Iowan 105:40, p.1
Supreme Court of the Northern Iowa Student Government found Boeckmann & Palomo campaign guilty of sending mass emails to resident assistants, maintaining a web site, and placing advertisements on Union monitors prior to the start date for campaigning.
490 NISG election postponed
Northern Iowan 105:39, p.1
Early campaigning controversy, trials, and appeals force the postponement.
491 What we expect from you
Northern Iowan 105:39, p.5
Students urged to attend the election trials and senate meetings. The NISG controls a large amount of the money collected from student fees. Know where your money is being spent.
492 Timeline of events
Northern Iowan 105:39, p.1
Chronology of events leading to the postponement of the election for the Northern Iowa Student Government.
493 Legislation for impeachment of election commissioner brings debate
Northern Iowan 105:38, p.1
Northern Iowa Student Government divided over the possible impeachment of Nick Covington, the election commissioner.
494 What we expect from NISG
Northern Iowan 105:38, p.7
Northern Iowan editorial staff states the expectations of communication and cooperation with the Northern Iowa Student Government; endorses Haselhuhn/Rudy ticket.
495 NISG elections may be postponed
Northern Iowan 105:38, p.1
Due to two cases pending before the Supreme Court, the election for student body president and vice-president will be held March 10 and 11; photo.
496 Election case returned to election commission, no candidates penalized
Northern Iowan 105:37, p.3
Boeckmann/Palomo candidates found not in violation of election rules. The Haselhuhn/Ruby ticket was found to be in violation of the rules; by a 4-3 vote they have been censured, but no further action was taken.
497 NISG Senate meeting; February 11
Northern Iowan 105:36, p.1
Senate hears reports on Darwin week, approves new senators, and acts on new organizations.
498 Debate highlights students' NISG candidate choices
Northern Iowan 105:35, p.1
Northern Iowa Student Government presidential debate held in Maucker Union; photo.
499 Letters from the candidates
Northern Iowan 105:34, p.6
The two teams of NISG candidates, Boeckmann/Palomo and Haselhuhn/Rudy outline their positions; photo.
500 Candidates accused of rules violation
Northern Iowan 105:34, p.1
NISG Supreme Court will hear complaint that Trevor Boeckmann and Anthony Palomo violated election rules by beginning their campaign too early.