Television

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	Title	Date	Summary
351	Andy Griffith study garners national attention Northern Iowa Today 21:1, p.4	3/1/1993	Professor Sarina Chen looks at a community of television watchers.
352	"Junkies" back on air; cable access 2 Weas--Scott Northern Iowan 89:41, p.2	2/23/1993	Tells readers when program is aired.
353	Memo Bresland--John (Class of 1994) Northern Iowan 89:40, p.8	2/19/1993	Humorous proposal for UNI television show.
354	Student talk show makes a comeback; "Sports Junkies" in back Nett--John D. (Class of 1995) Northern Iowan 89:40, p.1	2/19/1993	Show had been suspended for inappropriate behavior; production is now reviewed by committee of faculty members; photo.
355	Three telecourses to be offered in spring Northern Iowan 89:26, p.1	12/1/1992	Courses in health, child development, and geology will be broadcast.
356	New telecourses this spring Campus News Network 3:7, p.4	11/30/1992	Will offer courses on health, child development, and geology.
357	TV legend speaks to UNI students; Harry Coyle Mitchell--Julie A. (Class of 1994) Northern Iowan 89:21, p.16	11/10/1992	Television sports director Harry Coyle speaks to broadcasting students.
358	Anti-ERA ads challenged Reineke--Martha J. (Philosophy & Religion Faculty) Northern Iowan 89:18, p.3	10/30/1992	Reacts to recent television ads on ERA.
359	And now, live from the Dome . . . . Wagner--David Northern Iowan 89:17, p.1	10/27/1992	UNI-Idaho game covered live on television.
360	Telecourses provide expanding educational opportunities Wright--Jill Northern Iowan 89:9, p.4	9/29/1992	About ninety-five students are taking courses over television at UNI.
361	Cedar Falls and WestMarc consider UNI cable station Craig--Tim Northern Iowan 89:4, p.4	9/11/1992	Professor Turner makes formal request at public hearing; cabling of dorms still under discussion.
362	Telecourses offer chance to expand education on Iowa Public Television Northern Iowan 88:62, p.1	7/17/1992	Will offer seven courses this fall; description of courses.
363	Forum debates censorship; 'Sports Junkies' topic of discussion Johnston--Krista L. (Class of 1992) Northern Iowan 88:57, p.4	5/1/1992	Attempts to decide whether the show was censored or was shut down because of a lack of professionalism; photo.
364	'Sports Junkies' scrapped: Hall pulls plug on controversial show Dolgener--Jennifer A. (Class of 1993) Northern Iowan 88:51, p.1	4/10/1992	Review by jury leads to cancellation; Professor Snyder protests.
365	Behind the Scenes Kline--Rebecca Northern Iowan 88:48, p.5	3/31/1992	Critical of ads by Benetton.
366	For couch potatoes, the best thing to come along since the lay-z-boy Public Relations News Release 1991:514, p.1	3/26/1992	National Cable TV Month is celebrated with the discussion of its history.
367	Student-produced talk show suspended; 'Sports Junkies' offends Ware--Eric Northern Iowan 88:46, p.1	3/24/1992	Receives complaints about profanity and about the way in which the swimsuit of Sports Illustrated was used; photo.
368	"It's just a minor error in addition--God's even forgiven me already!" Public Relations News Release 1991:486, p.1	3/23/1992	Jon Stone reports that Robert Tilton, a TV evangelist, is following in the footsteps of Jim Bakker and Jimmy Swaggart. Corruption in televangelism will continue as long as money from supporters keeps pouring in.
369	University of Northern Iowa student cable program to be discontinued Public Relations News Release 1991:472, p.1	3/13/1992	One University student cable program has been discontinued and another is under review according to Jon Hall.
370	Stand by Me Wiethorn--Mike (Class of 1994) Northern Iowan 88:43, p.2	3/6/1992	Humorous look at TV shows.
371	Students turn to TV for stress reliever; what's your favorite show? Little--Todd Alan (Classes of 1993 and 1996) Northern Iowan 88:43, p.10	3/6/1992	Students talk about their favorite shows.
372	These teachers are a little on the square side. Public Relations News Release 1991:435, p.1	3/2/1992	Interactive Instructional Television enables students and teachers to interact while hundreds of miles apart.
373	C-Span in the classroom is the topic of seminar to be led by University of Northern Iowa professor in Washington D. C. Public Relations News Release 1991:424, p.1	2/24/1992	Robert Snyder will explain how he uses C-Span in his classroom teaching.
374	Stand by Me Wiethorn--Mike (Class of 1994) Northern Iowan 88:35, p.2	2/7/1992	Soap opera highlights.
375	UNI leaders plan future of cable network on campus Kline--Rebecca Northern Iowan 88:35, p.1	2/7/1992	Committee begins to consider possibilities.
376	Sports talk show created, hosted by UNI students Kahler--Douglas Northern Iowan 88:34, p.16	2/4/1992	"Sports Junkies" is a new talk show hosted by UNI students; airs on Public Access; photo.
377	Stand By Me Wiethorn--Mike (Class of 1994) Northern Iowan 88:31, p.2	1/24/1992	A quick look at some recent television commercials.
378	University making positive changes in residence halls Hrubes--Debbie L. Northern Iowan 88:30, p.5	1/21/1992	Touch tone phones installed in some dorms; working on cable television system.
379	Interactive instructional television has tremendous potential for all students Public Relations News Release 1991:249, p.1	12/23/1991	Robert Hardman states that interactive instructional television began in higher education, primarily at the community college level, and moved very rapidly into the high school setting. It is moving more slowly into the elementary level.
380	Saturday morning cartoons source of entertainment: Rocky and Bullwinkle and Bugs Bunny still old favorites for many Lindaman--Tom Northern Iowan 88:27, p.11	12/10/1991	Students talk about their favorite cartoons.
381	The Clarence Thomas-Anita Hill hearings--an American obsession? Public Relations News Release 1991:158, p.1	10/28/1991	Robert Snyder stated that when sex, lies, and scandal are on the viewing menu, Americans can't seem to get enough.
382	Battle of the talk shows; Oprah Winfrey vs. Maury Povich Asbe--Angela Northern Iowan 88:10, p.11	10/4/1991	Students talk about their favorite show.
383	'Like sands through the hourglass . . . '; soap operas provide break from reality for most students Adamson--Peter Northern Iowan 88:7, p.7	9/24/1991	Students talk about their affection for television soap operas.
384	Broadcasting students develop TV show Toomsen--Angela L. Northern Iowan 88:7, p.7	9/24/1991	Students tour campus and ask students their reactions to different issues; show is broadcast on public access cable station; photo.
385	Teens & TV sex--Do you know what your kids are watching? Public Relations News Release 1991:23, p.1	9/2/1991	Parents urged to visit with their children about the way that sex is portrayed on TV by UNI professor.
386	Telecourse on American poetry to be offered by University of Northern Iowa beginning September 6 Public Relations News Release 1991:10, p.1	8/23/1991	UNI to offer a telecourse on the history of American poetry.
387	Telecourse on teachng the gifted to be offered beginning September 9 by University of Northern Iowa Public Relations News Release 1991:11, p.1	8/23/1991	A telecourse aimed at helping teachers deal with gifted students will be offered by Iowa Public Television.
388	Fewer commercials allowed in children's programming, but parental guidance still key to T.V. watching Public Relations News Release 1990:536, p.1	5/13/1991	Advertising minutes have been reduced during children's programming on TV.
389	Now appearing on our TV news--home video footage Public Relations News Release 1990:557, p.1	5/13/1991	Liability may be an issue in the use of home videos on TV.
390	Television remotes and sports--and easy way to start a living room fire Harberts--Chad L. (Class of 1993) Northern Iowan 87:52, p.11	4/16/1991	Many sporting events available on television.
391	World exploration can start at home with geography awareness Public Relations News Release 1990:335, p.1	2/5/1991	Geography awareness in the home can start with simply a globe.
392	Live from Saudi Arabia--examining news coverage of the Gulf War. Public Relations News Release 1990:302, p.1	1/28/1991	Technology allows American citizens to view the war live.
393	The theatre of Kuwait Kaufmann--John Northern Iowan 87:32, p.3	1/25/1991	Columnist comments on the beginning of the war and the television coverage.
394	Some may ask . . . soap operas: a trivial pursuit? Fisk--Kerry A. (Class of 1995) Northern Iowan 87:27, p.10	12/7/1990	Daytime television soap operas are popular with college students.
395	"All My Children's" Ruth Warrick to speak at University of Northern Iowa Saturday: Lynn Cutler also to appear Public Relations News Release 1990:165, p.1	11/1/1990	Actress Ruth Warrick and Lynn Cutler to appear at UNI.
396	Good Morning, America Northern Iowa Today 74:1, p.31	7/1/1990	Professor Donna Thompson speaks on playground safety on national television; photo.
397	Thompson to appear on "Good Morning America" Huebner--Kimberly Jo (Class of 1994) Northern Iowan 86:58, p.9	5/4/1990	Professor Thompson will talk about playground safety.
398	Get Funky Funcke--Jill A. (Class of 1990) Northern Iowan 86:57, p.13	5/1/1990	Claims that her recent column had no racist intentions; a look at TV possibilities.
399	UNI student to be on Jeopardy! Johnston--Krista L. (Class of 1992) Northern Iowan 86:57, p.1	5/1/1990	Brad Williams talks about his experiences; photo.
400	Recreating the news--trend or ratings ploy? Public Relations News Release 1989:459, p.1	3/7/1990	Professor Barbara Lounsberry discusses the recreation of major news events by television networks. She speaks on the misleading nature of news recreations, and predicts their continued use in the future.

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