Terrorism

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	Title	Date	Summary
101	Religion picks up after 9-11 Umthun--Daniel T. (Student--2002) Northern Iowan 99:14, p.1	10/18/2002	Student religious organizations have seen an increase in attendance of their activities.
102	Responses to earlier Iraq letter Green--Nathan R. (Classes of 2002 and 2005) Northern Iowan 99:12, p.8	10/11/2002	Clarifies where the "No-Fly Zones" are and feels that the author of a previous letter is naïve in his understanding of world events.
103	Has America changed since 9-11? Schwendinger--Paul J. (Student--2002) Northern Iowan 99:7, p.9	9/24/2002	Encourages readers to fight terrorism in the Middle East by becoming less dependent on oil and support research on renewable energy sources.
104	Flag shirt response Layne--Ben (Student--2001-2002) Northern Iowan 99:6, p.15	9/20/2002	Criticizes David Schick's comment that students and faculty are unpatriotic fi they did not wear red, white, and blue on September 11, 2002.
105	Wearing red, white and blue not a stipulation of patriotism Wigim--Marcus R. (Student--2002) Northern Iowan 99:6, p.13	9/20/2002	Jacki Ellenwood and Marc Wigim separately disagree with comments made by David Schick concerning the lack of patriotism on campus on 9/11.
106	No USA garb a disappointment Schick--David J. (Student--2002) Northern Iowan 99:5, p.10	9/17/2002	Criticizes students, faculty, and staff for not showing patriotism by wearing red, white, and blue on September 11 in memory of the terrorist attacks of 2001.
107	Serendipity Safari Rogness--Jared C. (Class of 2003) Northern Iowan 99:4, p.11	9/13/2002	Comments on the recent public display of mourning for the victims of the terrorist attacks of September 11, and asks readers why they don't mourn for innocent Afghans who were the victims of American retaliation.
108	Student voices Northern Iowan 99:4, p.15	9/13/2002	Students respond to the question: What did you do or are you doing to remember September 11?; photo.
109	UNI remembers 9/11 Heffernan--Kimberly A. (Classes of 2003 and 2008) Northern Iowan 99:4, p.1	9/13/2002	Students attend a moment of silence at the Campanile in honor of those who died in the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001; photo.
110	Vilsack's 9/11 anniversary message Northern Iowan 99:4, p.12	9/13/2002	Text of Governor Tom Vilsack's speech on the anniversary of the terrorist attacks.
111	9/11 remembrances cannot be overlooked Northern Iowan 99:3, p.7	9/10/2002	Encourages students to take the time to remember September 11, 2001; announces events on campus including a Remembrance concert at the GBPAC and a moment of silence at the Campanile.
112	Our nation remembers 9/11; goal of GBPAC performance to help with grieving process of September 11 McNally--Aaron (Student--2000-2003) Northern Iowan 99:3, p.11	9/10/2002	A Remembrance concert will be held at the GBPAC on September 11, 2001; photo.
113	Looking back a year later Public Relations News Release 2002:65, p.1	9/9/2002	Students will discuss their feelings about September 11, 2001.
114	Diversity Week 'promotes awareness'; this year's focus on education through 9/11 remembrance Andresen--Kelli (Class of 2004) Northern Iowan 99:2, p.17	9/6/2002	Announces the upcoming events of Diversity Week; intended to increase cultural awareness.
115	Families of 9/11 victims urge peace in video to be shown at UNI Public Relations News Release 2002:66, p.1	9/6/2002	"Steps to Peace" will be shown in Room 109 of the Curris Business Building on Sept. 11.
116	Too few changes in 9-11 aftermath Enshayan--Kamyar (Director Center for Energy and Environmental Education) Northern Iowan 99:2, p.14	9/6/2002	Claims that America has a lot of work to do, including conservation of energy and a peaceful resolution to the Afghani/Iraqi conflict.
117	9/11 and elementary schools Public Relations News Release 2002:64, p.1	9/5/2002	Diane McCarty surveyed elementary school principals on their response to 9/11 as a part of her dissertation.
118	Co-author of famed 'Chicken Soup' series to discuss 9/11 at UNI Public Relations News Release 2002:63, p.1	9/5/2002	Jennifer Read Hawthorne will speak on "Chicken Soup for the Soul of America" on September 9 as a part of the Diversity Week celebrations.
119	On the scene after 9/11 Public Relations News Release 2002:64, p.1	9/5/2002	Milissa Wright claims that being on Ground Zero this past March had a dramatic effect on her.
120	Teaching through crisis: how instructors addressed 9/11 in the classroom Public Relations News Release 2002:64, p.1	9/5/2002	Professors Victoria DeFrancisco and Gayle Pohl conducted a survey on how faculty members chose to address the events of 9/11.
121	Theatre UNI production focuses on 9/11 after effects Public Relations News Release 2002:64, p.1	9/5/2002	Anne Nelson's play, "The Guys" will open Theatre UNI's play-reading series.
122	UNI celebrates diversity with week of events Public Relations News Release 2002:55, p.1	8/30/2002	Diversity Week will include many events, such as an Afro-Brazilian Capoeira Dance, speakers, forums, and other activities that are aimed at increasing cultural awareness.
123	UNI observes 9/11 anniversary Public Relations News Release 2002:60, p.1	8/30/2002	Events for remembering the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 include an address by Jennifer Read Hawthorne, a forum in the Union, a moment of silence at the Campanile, and a Remembrance Concert in the GBPAC.
124	Gallagher-Bluedorn Performing Arts Center presents Sept. 11 concert; tickets still available Public Relations News Release 2002:51, p.1	8/27/2002	Proceeds from the GBPAC's Remembrance concert will be donated to the local American Red Cross.
125	Outdated databases Public Relations News Release 2002:3, p.1	7/8/2002	Provides information on databases used to track criminals.
126	Dealing with a "defining moment" Cornell--Susan Northern Iowa Today 86:2, p.8	7/1/2002	Faculty and staff reflect on the effects of the terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001; GBPAC planning remembrance concert; photo.
127	UNI STORM to help meteorologists battle potential terrorist threats Public Relations News Release 2002:1, p.1	7/1/2002	Meteorologists can assist in explaining weather patterns and how they would affect a bio-terrorism threat.
128	Public safety officer travels to ground zero as a volunteer Szeszycki--Emily (Student--2001) Northern Iowan 98:57, p.1	6/21/2002	Milissa Wright worked with police officers, firefighters, and EMS workers in New York City during the last week of March.
129	Terror on campus Public Relations News Release 2001:485, p.1	5/13/2002	In light of the events of September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, university have developed new plans.
130	'01-'02: a year like no other Northern Iowan 98:55, p.16	5/3/2002	The 2001-2002 school year contained a number of memorable incidents, including September 11, budget cuts, construction on McCollum Science Hall, the planned closing of the Price Lab high school and others.
131	Campus response to topics surprising Rogers--Brian (Student--2001) Northern Iowan 98:54, p.7	4/30/2002	Discusses how September 11 changed his ideas for columns, and comments on the reactions of students to his column.
132	Fisk surprised by American support of message Rogers--Brian (Student--2001) Northern Iowan 98:52, p.7	4/23/2002	Discusses Robert Fisk's reaction to his reception here in the United States during his week-long speaking tour and comments on the death of Layne Staley.
133	Fisk visit redeems columnist's faith in journalism Rogers--Brian (Student--2001) Northern Iowan 98:50, p.7	4/16/2002	Robert Fisk claimed, in his speech at UNI, that reporters capture the who and where of terrorism, but they fail to use history and context to capture the why.
134	Still in shock Public Relations News Release 2001:435, p.1	4/15/2002	Milissa Wright will share her experiences in New York, helping police officers cope with symptoms of stress and shock.
135	Threats, attacks plague bin Laden interviewer Szeszycki--Emily (Student--2001) Northern Iowan 98:49, p.1	4/12/2002	Robert Fisk spoke on "911: Ask Who Did It, But For Heaven's Sake Don't Ask Why" at UNI on Monday evening.
136	U.S. holds cultural double standards Koppes--Kevin (Student--2002) Northern Iowan 98:48, p.7	4/9/2002	Comments on the war on terrorism and the recent scandal in the Catholic Church.
137	UNI officer returns from Ground Zero Public Relations News Release 2001:429, p.1	4/9/2002	Milissa Wright has returned from New York City, where she spoke to police officers to help them handle stress and shock-related symptoms from the September 11 attacks.
138	World journalist rescheduled for visit to UNI; interviewer of Osama bin Laden and renowned journalist to speak about September 11 attacks Szeszycki--Emily (Student--2001) Northern Iowan 98:47, p.1	4/5/2002	Robert Fisk, a journalist for the 'London Independent,' will speak on the events of September 11, 2001.
139	Desire for vengeance doesn't justify violence Rogers--Brian (Student--2001) Northern Iowan 98:46, p.5	4/2/2002	Claims that the recent conflicts in Israel are a result of President Bush's "war on terror."
140	UNI hosts acclaimed journalist and bin Laden interviewer Public Relations News Release 2001:395, p.1	4/1/2002	Robert Fisk will present, "9-11: Ask who did it, but for heaven's sake, don't ask why" on April 8.
141	UNI hosts bin Laden interviewer Campus News Network 12:15, p.2	3/26/2002	Robert Fisk, a correspondent for the London Independent, will speak on the war in Afghanistan.
142	Mideast conflict heats up while U.S. stays out of the kitchen Northern Iowan 98:43, p.7	3/12/2002	Compares the battle between Israelis and Palestinians with the terrorist attacks of September 11.
143	Terrorism among topics of film series Northern Iowan 98:43, p.2	3/12/2002	"A Place Called Chiapas" will be shown as a part of the Inter-American Studies Program Film Series.
144	Columnist gets into Olympic spirit Freeman--Michael S. (Class of 2002) Northern Iowan 98:34, p.5	2/8/2002	Claims that this year the Olympics are more important because it is a way for America to prove themselves to the world.
145	"Anthrax and Bioterrorism" topic for UNI lecture Thursday, Feb. 7 Public Relations News Release 2001:283, p.1	2/4/2002	UNI biology professor, Michael Walter, will speak on "Anthrax and Bioterrorism: A Microbiologist's View," on Feb. 7.
146	State of the Union focuses on strength Schroeder--Tim (Student--2001) Northern Iowan 98:32, p.1	2/1/2002	Terrorism was a major topic in President George W. Bush's first State of the Union address; photo.
147	Events reinforce already held political views Rogers--Brian (Student--2001) Northern Iowan 98:31, p.7	1/29/2002	Discusses the September 11 terrorist attack and its effect on how Americans think.
148	How much is too much? Northern Iowan 98:29, p.9	1/18/2002	Claims that Americans must put up with security delays if they want to see airports safe again.
149	Terror, war and civil rights Public Relations News Release 2001:71, p.1	1/14/2002	Phil Mauceri will discuss what is happening to civil rights after the terrorist attacks.
150	Terror, war and civil rights Public Relations News Release 2001:260, p.1	1/14/2002	Phil Mauceri covers what has happened to civil rights after the terrorist attacks.

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