Terrorism

Displaying 201 - 250 of 278 in reverse chronological order

#	Title	Date	Summary
201	Panel offers discussion of attack repercussions Northern Iowan 98:7, p.1	09/25/2001	UNI professors comment on different issues surrounding the recent attack including its handling by the media.
202	Media not critical of official U. S. policy Northern Iowan 98:7, p.7	09/25/2001	Provides students with Web sites that give a different perspective on American foreign policy.
203	Terror in America Public Relations News Release 2001:108, p.1	09/24/2001	Phil Mauceri will speak about his first-hand experience with the terrorism in New York.
204	A troubled economy Public Relations News Release 2001:108, p.1	09/24/2001	David Hakes will speak about the economy in relation to the terrorist attacks in New York.
205	Add a game: Panthers play Ball State tomorrow Northern Iowan 98:6, p.15	09/21/2001	Game against Ball State will replace UNI's game against Stephen F. Austin which was canceled due to the National Day of Prayer and Mourning; photo.
206	U. S. response should be to rethink its policies Northern Iowan 98:6, p.7	09/21/2001	Believes that American citizens need to become more educated about U. S. foreign policy.
207	Sobering lesson for U. S. to learn Northern Iowan 98:6, p.9	09/21/2001	Discusses the American desire for a happy ending.
208	Columnist rediscovers MTV while dodging news reports Northern Iowan 98:6, p.6	09/21/2001	Comments on the programming changes made to MTV in the week following terrorist attacks on New York and Washington D. C.
209	Game shows example of patriotism Northern Iowan 98:6, p.6	09/21/2001	Describes the reaction to the playing of the national anthem at the UNI women's soccer game.
210	Extremists not bound by borders Northern Iowan 98:6, p.8	09/21/2001	Believes that all terrorists are the same whether they're Arab or American.
211	Serendipity Safari Northern Iowan 98:6, p.6	09/21/2001	Comments on America's ability to withstand terrorist attacks.
212	'Let Freedom Ring' from residence hall Northern Iowan 98:6, p.1	09/21/2001	Students from Hagemann Hall spell out the words 'let freedom ring' in their windows; photo.
213	Islamic community responds to attacks Northern Iowan 98:6, p.1	09/21/2001	UNI professor Mohammed Fahmy explains Islamic beliefs concerning violence and war.
214	Domestic harassment unjustified Northern Iowan 98:6, p.6	09/21/2001	Reminds students that most Arab-Americans have no connection to the terrorist groups who attacked the U. S.
215	UNI professors available to discuss recent military developments Public Relations News Release 2001:109, p.1	09/20/2001	Two UNI professors are willing to discuss the first deployment order for the U.S. Air Force that was signed on Sept. 19.
216	UNI professors available to discuss today's military developments Public Relations News Release 2001:106, p.1	09/19/2001	A number of UNI professors will talk about the possible consequences of the actions being taken to find Osama bin Laden.
217	Student feels U. S. should weigh repercussions before taking action Northern Iowan 98:5, p.10	09/18/2001	Warns that people should be careful not to let emotions control their responses to terrorist attacks on the U. S.
218	Will consequences of war against terrorism mirror those of WWII? Northern Iowan 98:5, p.11	09/18/2001	Author compares the lifestyle of Americans during World War II to the lifestyle of Americans today.
219	'We are a strong nation' Northern Iowan 98:5, p.14	09/18/2001	Students comment on a service held in Lang Hall to remember those killed in terrorist attacks on the U. S.; photo.
220	Sports put into perspective by tragic events out East Northern Iowan 98:5, p.24	09/18/2001	Author apologizes to the women's soccer team for a unenthusiastic article.
221	U. S.- sponsored war is also terrorism Northern Iowan 98:5, p.7	09/18/2001	Believes that the U. S. government should follow the Golden Rule rather than go to war.
222	Attack was on concept of America Northern Iowan 98:5, p.7	09/18/2001	Encourages students to be thankful for what they have.
223	With heads lowered Northern Iowan 98:5, p.1	09/18/2001	Students and faculty attend a service remembering the people killed in terrorist attacks on the United States.
224	Bush's approval rises Northern Iowan 98:5, p.7	09/18/2001	Discusses President Bush's ability to keep the support of Americans following terrorist attacks.
225	Talking to children about tragedy Public Relations News Release 2001:93, p.1	09/17/2001	Clare Struck will discuss how to help children understand the recent terrorist attack in New York and Washington D.C.
226	A nation in mourning Public Relations News Release 2001:93, p.1	09/17/2001	David Towle will talk about ways to cope with the recent tragedy.
227	Careless coverage? Public Relations News Release 2001:93, p.1	09/17/2001	Chris Martin will discuss the media and their role in covering crises.
228	In memory of those killed Northern Iowan 98:4, p.5	09/14/2001	UNI community gathers for a moment of silence in honor of the terrorist attack on the United States; photo.
229	UNI athletics plans change for weekend Northern Iowan 98:4, p.20	09/14/2001	The UNI Athletic Department reschedules events in honor of the National Day of Mourning.
230	Tragedy postpones, shuffles sports schedules Northern Iowan 98:4, p.20	09/14/2001	Professional sports teams cancel and postpone activities; photo.
231	Days of infamy Northern Iowan 98:4, p.10	09/14/2001	Makes comparisons between Pearl Harbor and the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.
232	Columnist advises we laugh, smile, keep enjoying our life Northern Iowan 98:4, p.8	09/14/2001	Encourages students to share their thoughts and feelings with others.
233	Campus reacts to national tragedy Northern Iowan 98:4, p.8	09/14/2001	Describes reactions to the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon.
234	International students react to attack on U. S. Northern Iowan 98:4, p.5	09/14/2001	International students express sorrow over the terrorist attacks on the United States.
235	Untitled Northern Iowan 98:4, p.3	09/14/2001	Collage of photos showing student reactions to the terrorist attack on the U. S.; photo.
236	'Acts of cowardice' . . . . . . shake UNI Northern Iowan 98:4, p.1	09/14/2001	Political science professors comment on the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington, D. C.; includes a timeline of events; photo.
237	Giving a helping hand: top ways UNI students can help victims of Tuesday's attack Northern Iowan 98:4, p.14	09/14/2001	Students can help victims by donating blood, volunteer, and making cash contributions.
238	Student voices Northern Iowan 98:4, p.14	09/14/2001	Students respond to the question "Do you have any criticisms of the media's coverage of Tuesday's terrorist attack?"; photo.
239	Where do we go from here? Northern Iowan 98:4, p.8	09/14/2001	Believes that terrorist attacks cannot kill the American spirit.
240	UNI to halt classes for one hour on Fri., Sept. 14 Public Relations News Release 2001:94, p.1	09/13/2001	As part of the National Day of Prayer, UNI will cancel classes from 1 until 2 p.m. and hold an organized service in Lang Hall.
241	UNI professors available to discuss today's terrorist attacks Public Relations News Release 2001:86, p.1	09/11/2001	Three political science professors will discuss the recent terrorist attacks in New York and Washington D.C.
242	UNI experts available to discuss today's terrorist attacks Public Relations News Release 2001:87, p.1	09/11/2001	Several professors will be available to speak on the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington D. C.
243	UNI marks tragedy with moment of silence Public Relations News Release 2001:88, p.1	09/11/2001	A moment of silence is observed at the Campanile in remembrance of the victims of the recent terrorist attack.
244	UNI professor, expert in terrorism, onsite in NYC Public Relations News Release 2001:89, p.1	09/11/2001	Phil Mauceri was in New York during the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center.
245	Time of mourning Northern Iowan 97:16, p.6	10/20/2000	Discusses the terrorist attack made on the USS Cole in Yemen.
246	Media advisory: UNI professor available to discuss possible terrorism threats Public Relations News Release 1999:174, p.1	12/23/1999	Phil Mauceri is available to discuss terrorism and possible threats to the Unites States as the millennium ends.
247	Threat of terrorism may increase because of bombing of Iraq Public Relations News Release 1998:192, p.1	12/17/1998	Phil Mauceri discusses the looming threat of terrorist attacks.
248	UNI professor searching for ways to combat biological warfare Public Relations News Release 1998:83, p.1	10/15/1998	UNI assistant professor of Biology Michael Walter discusses his research on wiping out the toxin called anthrax.
249	Terrorist activity sparks patriotism in Camp Adventure Northern Iowan 95:6, p.2	09/18/1998	Students in Camp Adventure living in American embassies bonded together with news of the attacks in Kenya and Tanzania; photo.
250	Violence in schools, part II Public Relations News Release 1998:12, p.1	08/27/1998	UNI Counselor Ken Jacobsen discusses the difficulty of preventing a crisis such as a school shooting.