Terrorism

Displaying 151 - 200 of 278 in reverse chronological order
# Title Date Summary
151 Making movies after 9/11
Public Relations News Release 2001:254, p.1 		Chris Martin will talk about the impact of the terrorist attacks on the film-making industry.
152 We sing of patriotism while Treasury is robbed
Northern Iowan 98:28, p.9 		Feels it is still patriotic to question our government on all levels and to become involved its policy development even in light of the recent events.
153 Learning about terror
Public Relations News Release 2001:231, p.1 		Phil Mauceri will discuss the demand for his terrorism class.
154 President Bush's popularity rises after towers go down
Northern Iowan 98:25, p.1 		Political science professors Donna Hoffman and Tom Rice comment on President Bush's approval rating.
155 Serendipity Safari
Northern Iowan 98:24, p.7 		Comments on the increased security around the country and how security would treat the fictional character Harry Potter.
156 Cedar Falls explodes with bomb threats
Northern Iowan 98:23, p.1 		Bomb threats were made at the Curris Business Building and College Square Mall.
157 Student voices
Northern Iowan 98:22, p.10 		Students respond to the question "What are your thoughts about flying considering the recent events?"; photo.
158 State-wide rally to promote peace
Northern Iowan 98:21, p.1 		Students from UNI, the University of Iowa, Loras College, and Grinnell College will protest U. S. military action in Afghanistan; photo.
159 Can we trust our government?
Public Relations News Release 2001:201, p.1 		Tom Rice will talk about how Americans' views of government officials changed after the terrorist attacks.
160 Muslims celebrate Ramadan
Public Relations News Release 2001:201, p.1 		Mohammed Fahmy will talk about the Muslim holy month, Ramadan.
161 Student responds to letter about him
Northern Iowan 98:20, p.7 		Believes that people should not be criticized for speaking out against U. S. military action in Afghanistan.
162 E-mails circulating country not so funny
Northern Iowan 98:20, p.6 		Explains reasons for opposing the military attacks on Afghanistan.
163 Bomb threats not funny
Northern Iowan 98:19, p.8 		Believes that Americans should work together instead of against each other.
164 Area post office workers feel threatened by anthrax scares
Northern Iowan 98:18, p.1 		Postal workers at UNI have undergone training on dealing with anthrax.
165 Morbid masquerades move over
Northern Iowan 98:17, p.6 		Stores selling Halloween costumes are finding that violent costumes have become less popular since the September 11 attacks.
166 Serendipity Safari
Northern Iowan 98:17, p.7 		Provides a suggestion for ending the U. S. attacks on Osama bin Laden.
167 Commercialization of Sept. 11 getting ridiculous
Northern Iowan 98:16, p.6 		Discusses problems that charities are having dealing with the distribution of donations.
168 Opinions should be based on facts, not dreams or tabloids
Northern Iowan 98:16, p.9 		Provides students with a list of good and bad places to find information.
169 Student unhappy with campaign against military action
Northern Iowan 98:16, p.8 		Believes that journalists need to check their facts before printing them.
170 How serious is Anthrax 'epidemic'?
Northern Iowan 98:15, p.7 		Believes that Iowans should not worry about bioterrorism attacks.
171 Student commends columnists for content
Northern Iowan 98:15, p.8 		Speaks out against the U. S. bombing of Afghanistan.
172 Advertising after the attacks
Public Relations News Release 2001:166, p.1 		Michael Klassen will talk about the newest marketing techniques that have developed as a result of the terrorist attacks.
173 Professor's message to an Afghani family
Northern Iowan 98:14, p.8 		Expresses sympathy for the families being hurt by the U. S. bombing of Afghanistan.
174 Without our First Amendment rights, what are we fighting for?
Northern Iowan 98:14, p.10 		Believes that students should not be criticized for expressing their ideas on U. S. attacks on Afghanistan.
175 If we want peace, others must die
Northern Iowan 98:14, p.10 		Provides justification for U. S. attacks on Afghanistan.
176 Respecting others' opinions better than being right
Northern Iowan 98:14, p.10 		Believes students should not be criticized for offering their opinions.
177 Common Anthrax strain already here
Northern Iowan 98:13, p.2 		Professor Michael Walter is working on ways to destroy the bacterium that causes anthrax.
178 Authorities analyzing suspicious package left at UNI-Dome
Public Relations News Release 2001:165, p.1 		A package left at the UNI-Dome will be sent to the FBI for further analysis.
179 Officials: anthrax not a threat to UNI students
Northern Iowan 98:13, p.3 		Dave Zarifis describes UNI's plan for dealing with any possible cases of anthrax found on campus.
180 Rumors cause unreasonable fear, panic in citizens
Northern Iowan 98:13, p.5 		UNI students and faculty discuss the probability of another terrorist attack on U. S. soil.
181 Columnist introduces questions to ponder
Northern Iowan 98:13, p.7 		Believes that the U. S. bombing of Afghanistan is doing more to hurt the Afghanis than it is to help Americans.
182 Student bothered by response of fellow students to war
Northern Iowan 98:13, p.11 		Believes that it is America's responsibility to retaliate after the September 11 attacks.
183 Student justifies U. S.'s actions in Afghanistan
Northern Iowan 98:13, p.11 		Believes that fighting a war against terrorism is necessary to ensure American safety.
184 How can U. S. justify more deaths?
Northern Iowan 98:12, p.7 		Believes that the U. S. should stop bombing raids on Afghanistan.
185 Fear of terrorist acts strikes close to home
Northern Iowan 98:12, p.6 		Columnist discusses the appearance of anthrax in a Florida tabloid office and how certain aspects of the recent terrorism is starting to become personal to him.
186 UNI professor says bacterium that causes anthrax is common
Public Relations News Release 2001:151, p.1 		Michael Walter is working with Bacillus cereus to find a way to destroy the bacteria that causes anthrax.
187 U.S. had double standard for 'terrorist'
Northern Iowan 98:11, p.8 		Discusses different definitions of the label 'terrorist'.
188 Support U.S., even with your life
Northern Iowan 98:11, p.11 		Comments on the position taken by Northern Iowan columnists concerning the terrorist attacks on the U.S.
189 Bombings cause concern, prompt contemplation
Northern Iowan 98:11, p.8 		Wonders what will happen now that the U. S. and Britain have begun to bomb Afghanistan.
190 Musicians lending voices to relief efforts
Northern Iowan 98:10, p.5 		Discusses ways in which music helps people deal with tough situations and how certain musicians ruin classic songs.
191 Student responds to guest column about bin Laden
Northern Iowan 98:10, p.7 		Disagrees with Jerry Cullum's statements about Osama bin Laden's hatred of Americans.
192 Third term for Giuliani?
Northern Iowan 98:9, p.5 		Believes that New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani should not be allowed to run for a third term.
193 Student's poem articulates sorrow
Northern Iowan 98:9, p.7
194 Racial profiling not the American way
Northern Iowan 98:9, p.5 		Disagrees with the way polling in the United States is done.
195 A nation ready for war?
Public Relations News Release 2001:123, p.1 		Donald Shepardson will discuss the possibility of war resulting from the recent terrorist attacks.
196 America divided
Public Relations News Release 2001:123, p.1 		Helen Harton will talk about the flare-up of racist attitudes that have been fueled by the recent terrorist attacks.
197 Could we have brought this on ourselves?
Northern Iowan 98:8, p.8 		Gives reasons for why Osama bin Laden dislikes the United States.
198 UNI students donate to Red Cross after national terrorist attacks
Northern Iowan 98:8, p.10 		By donating money students have found a way to help out victims of the terrorist attacks on the U. S.
199 World reporter to speak at UNI
Northern Iowan 98:8, p.1 		Robert Fisk will share experiences in the Middle East.
200 Added security necessary?
Northern Iowan 98:8, p.6 		Article describes the tighter security being used at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City.