Weather

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	Title	Date	Summary
101	Summer becomes opportunity lost Schmitz--Nich Northern Iowan 98:56, p.4	6/14/2002	Has spent most of his time already this summer watching the weather channel.
102	New briefs Northern Iowa Today 30:2, p.4	4/1/2002	Locations are given for the spring commencement exercises; new weather website established; members of the 10th placed national dance team are listed.
103	Will winter showers bring early spring flowers? Public Relations News Release 2001:370, p.1	3/25/2002	Ron Camarata will talk about the uncommonly mild winter and how it will affect plant life.
104	National Weather Service makes plans to battle airborne threats Public Relations News Release 2001:359, p.1	3/18/2002	Alan Czarnetzki will explain the connection between weather patterns and the way vapors are dispersed.
105	Weather information could save lives, prevent disaster Krastel--Laura (class of 2002) Northern Iowan 98:44, p.1	3/15/2002	UNI STORM, led by Alan Czarnetzki, hopes to use weather information to stem the spread of bioterrorism attacks and hazardous material spills; photo.
106	Wind, Internet ads among things that suck Rogers--Brian (Student--2001) Northern Iowan 98:43, p.7	3/12/2002	Comments on new Internet advertisements and windy days.
107	Some like it hot . . . Public Relations News Release 2001:340, p.1	3/11/2002	A discussion will be held about Iowa's warmer-than-usual winters and whether or not there is a connection with global warming.
108	Election outcome pleasant Koppes--Kevin (Student--2002) Northern Iowan 98:41, p.7	3/5/2002	Comments on the NISG elections, the Grammy Awards, and the weather.
109	Weather watch Public Relations News Release 2001:328, p.1	3/4/2002	Iowa's upcoming spring and summer will be topic of discussion by Alan Czarnetzki.
110	UNI Web site offers up-to-the-minute weather info Public Relations News Release 2001:273, p.1	1/28/2002	Alan Czarnetzki developed a Web site that will contain current weather information.
111	Student voices Northern Iowan 98:26, p.11	12/7/2001	Students respond to the question "What are your thoughts about the unseasonably warm weather we've had lately?"; photo.
112	When a crisis hits Campus News Network 11:23, p.1	7/17/2001	Lists proper places to contact in the event of a crisis.
113	UNI professor makes sense of the weather Public Relations News Release 2000:471, p.1	6/19/2001	The new Science center for Teaching, Outreach, and Research on Meteorology hopes to inform specific groups how to understand weather terminology.
114	Severe weather season Public Relations News Release 2000:0, p.1	5/28/2001	Alan Czarnetzki talks about tornadoes and severe weather.
115	Communication tips Campus News Network 11:15, p.1	2/20/2001	Procedures for bad weather.
116	Jack Frost too powerful Northern Iowan 97:38, p.6	2/16/2001	Believes that the University should cancel classes and activities when bad weather comes around.
117	A center at UNI creates quite a STORM Public Relations News Release 2000:214, p.1	1/29/2001	The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is funding UNI's new Science center for Teaching, Outreach and Research on Meteorology.
118	Commencement Campus News Network 11:11, p.4	12/19/2000	More than six hundred students graduated on December 16, 2000, despite bad weather.
119	STORM is perfect for UNI Public Relations News Release 2000:174, p.1	12/7/2000	The $1.5 million project, STORM (Science Center for Teaching, Outreach and Research on Meteorology), is a two year grant from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
120	Weather announcements Campus News Network 11:9, p.2	11/20/2000	Weather-related announcements are given through local radio and television stations; a list of those stations is given.
121	Rainy day blues busters Hennings--Kathleen L. Northern Iowan 97:9, p.6	9/26/2000	Gives suggestions for fun things to do on a rainy day.
122	Leading climatologist debunks global warming hype Public Relations News Release 2000:74, p.1	9/14/2000	Stephen H. Schneider, from Stanford University, will speak on the global warming debate.
123	Weather Education and Research Center to be built at UNI Public Relations News Release 2000:52, p.1	9/4/2000	A $1.4 million grant is received by the U.S. Department of Commerce.
124	All the weather you will ever need Public Relations News Release 1999:451, p.1	6/26/2000	Alan Czarnetzki will discuss Internet sites that are useful to those interested in the weather.
125	All the weather you will ever need Public Relations News Release 1999:444, p.1	6/19/2000	Alan Czarnetzki reviews the various sites available on the Internet that give weather data.
126	Eye of the hurricane Public Relations News Release 1999:305, p.1	3/20/2000	John Artist and Lesra Martin, both key individuals in the story of Hurricane Carter, will speak at UNI on their experiences.
127	Bad weather--what do I do? Campus News Network 10:11, p.2	1/24/2000	Check the UNI weather/working conditions policy on the web at www.uni.edu/pres/policies/407.html.
128	When the weather outside is frightful Campus News Network 10:9, p.2	12/6/1999	Review of the University's policies regarding inclement weather and business operations.
129	The weather outside (isn't) frightful Public Relations News Release 1999:142, p.1	11/22/1999	Alan Czarnetzki, an associate professor of Earth Science, will discuss the expected weather for the rest of the winter.
130	Hurricane Floyd: what's next? Public Relations News Release 1999:43, p.1	9/20/1999	Discussion with Professor Alan Czarnetzki about Hurricane Floyd.
131	Strong storms wreak havoc on surrounding areas; Cedar Falls residents feel aftermath of last week's downpour Alesch--Amy (Class of 1999) Northern Iowan 95:59, p.1	7/9/1999	Cedar Falls received four to six inches of rain Friday night stranding motorists and filling basements; photo.
132	The three little pigs and Goldilocks take on global warming Public Relations News Release 1998:403, p.1	5/27/1999	UNI professor Carl Bollwinkel is working with a statewide project called Project Earth Change to find a way to explain climate changes to young children.
133	UNI meteorology class testing new forecasting software Public Relations News Release 1998:301, p.1	3/22/1999	Alan Czarnetzki's Introduction to Meteorology class is testing new software for weather prediction.
134	Warm temps keep students guessing Eischen--Megan M. (Class of 2001) Northern Iowan 95:42, p.14	3/5/1999	Alan Czarnetski offers some explanations for the warm temperatures we experienced in February.
135	El Nino: meteorologist's dream come true Gutknecht--Margie Northern Iowan 95:38, p.6	2/19/1999	El Nino was coined March 15, 1996, by meteorologists.
136	Winds tear across UNI campus Arbuckle--Amanda A. (Class of 2001) Northern Iowan 95:22, p.1	11/13/1998	High winds ripped off part of Bender Hall roof Tuesday; photo.
137	Making the best of a bad day Arbuckle--Amanda A. (Class of 2001) Northern Iowan 95:11, p.1	10/6/1998	Jane Hartman leaping into a water puddle from recent rains; photo.
138	Georges brings destruction to southern U.S. Cremer--Justin A. (Class of 2000) Northern Iowan 95:9, p.4	9/29/1998	Hurricane Georges hit the Caribbean and Gulf Coast recently.
139	Rain, rain go away! Tickle--Troy Northern Iowan 94:56, p.6	6/12/1998	Incoming freshmen Seth Jacobs and Bryan Dawers pause in the rain; photo.
140	Pollution-related workshop canceled due to weather Public Relations News Release 1996:239, p.1	1/27/1997	Weather related travel problems force the cancellation of workshop.
141	New weather policy approved Campus News Network 7:9, p.1	12/9/1996	Text of new policy outlines three types of emergencies: cancellation of class, weather-related reduced operations, and working condition emergencies.
142	Untitled Soukup--John Northern Iowan 93:6, p.14	9/20/1996	Student exclaims, "I love this weather, it's better than sex"!
143	Rainy days; will the sun come out tomorrow? Fees--Nikole Jean K. (Class of 1999) Northern Iowan 92:57, p.7	6/21/1996	Effects of rainy weather on people.
144	Rain, rain, go away Beyer--Beckie Northern Iowan 92:9, p.1	9/26/1995	Student with umbrella walks on campus; photo.
145	The heat is on; hey, Mother Nature, back off Warrington--Holly Northern Iowan 92:3, p.4	9/1/1995	Students seek relief from high temperatures.
146	Rain, rain go away, come again another day Public Relations News Release 1994:491, p.1	6/5/1995	Rains continue in Iowa.
147	April showers bring . . . aw, forget it Williams--Erin Northern Iowan 91:52, p.1	4/11/1995	Students walk in rain and sleet; photo.
148	Untitled Gutz--Ryan P. (Class of 1999) Northern Iowan 90:5, p.1	9/14/1993	Students talk in rain; photo.
149	The forecast for the next decade: windy and warmer. Public Relations News Release 1992:652, p.1	5/17/1993	Alan Czarnetzki feels that the increase in hurricane activity may be a sign of global warming.
150	"Temps may soar into the teens today"--Probably due to global warming." Public Relations News Release 1991:262, p.1	12/9/1991	Philip Suckling says that recent changes in our weather pattern are nothing new; it is too early to tell if they are due to a long term warming trend.

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