Anderson--John David [Student--2008]

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101 UNI students "Beat Cancer" in Purple Glove Dance Video Contest
Northern Iowan 106:53, p.8 		YouTube has a video showing several UNI students wearing purple gloves beating up on cancer. The video features the UNI Dance Team, President and Mrs. Allen, and T. C.; photo.
102 Auction aims to have community screaming, "Hill, Yes!"
Northern Iowan 106:51, p.9 		Will include Panther sports memorabilia; proceeds will go to College Hill Partnership to improve College Hill.
103 Count Dracula sucks in audiences with suspense, humor
Northern Iowan 106:51, p.7 		Review of production of the play, Count Dracula; photo.
104 Panther Portraits
Northern Iowan 106:51, p.7 		Students enjoy dancing at Last Blast Dance, sponsored by Honors Program; photo.
105 Panther Portraits
Northern Iowan 106:50, p.3 		More scenes from the Panther Bash; photo.
106 Students become victims of credit card fraud
Northern Iowan 106:50, p.1 		Police are investigating use of student credit cards in other states. The students had used their cards at the Pita Pit during January and February.
107 Students enjoy food, sun at Panther Bash
Northern Iowan 106:50, p.1 		Scene from the Panther Bash held near the Campanile; photo.
108 Healthcare legislation to affect college students
Northern Iowan 106:49, p.1 		New regulations allow college students to stay on their parents health care plans, while in school. Starting in 2014, tax credits for young adults making up to $43,000 go into effect; photo.
109 UNI students discuss different perspectives of homosexuality
Northern Iowan 106:49, p.1 		Matt Reisetter's speech on homosexuality prompts discussion at UNI Navigators meeting
110 UNI PROUD celebrates marriage equality
Northern Iowan 106:47, p.1 		Group holds rally as part of week's activities; photo.
111 Regents ask UNI athletics to reduce dependency on state funding
Northern Iowan 106:45, p.1 		Board of Regents have asked for a plan from UNI and ISU for the elimination or reduction in taxpayer support for athletics. Troy Dannen shares that this in nothing new. UNI has reduced by 12% its use of those monies for athletics recently.
112 UNI students present research at state capitol
Northern Iowan 106:44, p.1 		Twenty-three honors students presented their research to state senators, representatives, and officials using a poster format in the Capitol rotunda in Des Moines. Faculty nominated students for this honor.
113 Do Run Run 5K to benefit Children's Miracle Network
Northern Iowan 106:43, p.5 		Katie Clough announces the route of the 5K student race, sponsored by the Iowa Public Relations Student Society of America. Proceeds will benefit this group and the Children's Miracle Network.
114 UNI Unplugged challenges students to reduce energy consumption
Northern Iowan 106:43, p.1 		Residence halls will compete during an energy savings competition, April 15-22. Students are urged to shut off lights when leaving the room and unplug appliances that are not in use; photo.
115 Conflicting accounts of history complicate understanding of Dalai Lama's relationship with China
Northern Iowan 106:42, p.1 		Joyce Chen offers her viewpoint concerning China's reaction to the Dalai Lama's visit to the University of Calgary. Chinese students do not oppose the visit, but are concerned that existing biases will become stronger; photo.
116 Seventh most powerful woman in the world speaks at UNI
Northern Iowan 106:42, p.7 		DuPont CEO Ellen Kullman talked about leadership behavior during her address in the Gallagher-Bluedorn Performing Arts Center. Engagement, setting the right tone, and accountability led her list of behaviors; photo.
117 Faculty Senate suggests cut to auxiliary funds
Northern Iowan 106:41, p.1 		The Wellness and Recreation Center, Performing Arts Center, Student Health Center, Maucker Union, and athletic programs would all feel the effects of a proposal from the Faculty Senate to reduce support from the general fund; photo.
118 Award winning dance team earns all funds through fundraisers, paid bills
Northern Iowan 106:40, p.4 		Each dance team member is required to raise $900 through family, friends, or community donations. The team works concession stands for high school football games, holds pep clinics, and cleans the Dome; photo.
119 Professors, students express concern over cracked glass
Northern Iowan 106:40, p.1 		A cracked, fifteen foot high pane of glass in the Innovative Teaching and Technology Center has been deemed safe by University officials. The contractor responsible for the damage has been contacted. Date of repair is unknown; photo.
120 Anderson and Hashman elected president, vice president of student body
Northern Iowan 106:39, p.1 		Election of officers for the Northern Iowa Student Government resulted in Joel Anderson and Emma Hashman named president and vice president. Sustainability is a primary focus of the pair. Other results noted; photo.
121 UNI Police respond to false alarm
Northern Iowan 106:37, p.1 		An assault report proved to be false following investigation by campus police, the Cedar Falls Police, and the Black Hawk County's canine unit. Students concerned about incident slowing response to other reports; photo.
122 Gun incident causes students to question need for armed campus police
Northern Iowan 106:35, p.1 		Accidental firing of weapon in the University of Iowa's departmental headquarters raises the question of the need for armed officers on campus. Dave Zarifis defends the program; students of mixed opinions.
123 Volunteering opportunities available at Volunteer Center of Cedar Valley
Northern Iowan 106:35, p.7 		The Grout Museum, Aspire Therapeutic Riding Program, Big Brothers Big Sisters and Birthright are a few of the places looking for volunteers. Over two hundred opportunities are available.
124 State Board of Regents approved 6-percent tuition increase, voted to repeal $100 surcharge
Northern Iowan 106:34, p.1 		Students will be affected by Board of Regents decisions. Tuition increase will be somewhat offset by the repeal of the surcharge imposed last semester due to the ten percent budget cut ordered by Governor Culver.
125 UNI to conquer new heights with Rock Revolution
Northern Iowan 106:34, p.1 		Eleventh annual rock climbing competition will include novice, intermediate, and advanced divisions in top rope and bouldering. Scoring is based on completing a number of climbs without falling; photo.
126 Dante Marcellous to perform his music at "Love Legacy" concert
Northern Iowan 106:33, p.5 		Junior communications and electronic media major to perform during a free concert. Others joining Marcellous on stage will be Ellaysa Newton and Brion Martin; photo.
127 Pilobolus dancers exhibit strength and control
Northern Iowan 106:33, p.6 		Group formed in 1971 at Dartmouth College is known for original choreography and unique weight sharing techniques. The group had the audience cheering and bursting into laughter.
128 Allen meets with merit staff
Northern Iowan 106:32, p.1 		President Allen presented an update to the Merit staff on how the current economic situation is affecting the university. Two meetings were held to allow members from different shifts to attend; photo.
129 Shawn Johnson to give Girl Scouts lesson in character
Northern Iowan 106:32, p.1 		Olympic gold medalist will speak in the McLeod Center to area Girl Scouts on the six pillars of character; photo.
130 News Briefs: Dalai Lama
Northern Iowan 106:31, p.4 		An extra one thousand seats are now available for the Dalai Lama's visit in May. Students vouchers are still available; photo.
131 News Briefs: SafeRide
Northern Iowan 106:31, p.4 		Riders increased by over one thousand from Fall 2008 to Fall 2009 on the weekend transportation service. Expectations are for continued growth in ridership.
132 Students unhappy with underused Multimodal Transportation Center
Northern Iowan 2008:30, p.1 		Reserved spaces and pay by space stalls have largely gone unused. Confusion on how to pay for spaces has led to tickets for students. On campus students and commuters had negative comments on the parking situation; photo.
133 United Faculty accepts $520,000 in pay cuts in exchange for no layoffs
Northern Iowan 2010:29, p.1 		There will be no layoffs of faculty in this fiscal year, thanks to an agreement between the Board of Regents and United Faculty. Salaries will be adjusted downward; much like a progressive tax.
134 Price Laboratory acquires Center for Disability Studies
Northern Iowan 2008:28, p.1 		An interdisciplinary effort will draw on the skills of people in several fields. Students with disabilities will benefit from the newly formed Center; photo.
135 United Faculty votes to receive salary cut
Northern Iowan 2008:28, p.1 		United Faculty has accepted a Memorandum of Understanding reached with the Board of Regents. The agreement will end on June 30, 2010. A salary reduction was deemed a fair way to address the needed reduction in expenditures; photo.
136 Panthers give back this holiday season
Northern Iowan 106:27, p.7 		Giving trees, located in Biscotti's, 23rd Street Market, Essentials, and Prexy's, allow the university community to share with those less fortunate during the holidays. The Salvation Army and Black Hawk Elementary will benefit; photo.
137 UNI-Dome roof in need of repair
Northern Iowan 106:27, p.1 		The July 10, 2009, storm caused $4.3 million in damage to the UNI-Dome roof. Insurance will cover the costs, except for $100,000 deductible on the policy. The Board of Regents has been asked for permission to proceed with repairs; photo.
138 Waterloo native Michael Mosley stars in hit T. V. show "Scrubs"
Northern Iowan 106:27, p.7 		The ninth season of "Scrubs" is highlighted by the addition of three new main characters. One of the new members is a native of Waterloo, Michael Mosley.
139 Board of Regents defers tuition decision
Northern Iowan 106:26, p.1 		David Miles, Board of Regents President, announced that the Board will postpone deciding on the size of the tuition increase until after the December 11 meeting of the State Revenue Estimating Conference.
140 NISG speaker of senate resigns
Northern Iowan 106:26, p.1 		Following an E-mail drafted by Ryan Ingram and signed by four other senators, Nicholas Casber stepped down as speaker of the senate; the E-mail asked Mr. Casber to get certain things done or to resign; photo.
141 "Almost, Maine" set to appear this weekend
Northern Iowan 106:25, p.7 		The universality of love is the theme of "Almost, Maine". Some scenes are sweet and some are moments before the happiness. Cast members fall in and out of love during the play; photo.
142 Faculty requires other cuts before furloughs
Northern Iowan 106:23, p.1 		Eighty-eight per cent of the faculty union members surveyed opposed the idea of furloughs unless similar cuts are made in programs including athletics, Gallagher-Bluedorn, and the Wellness Center; photo.
143 Students divided over health care reform
Northern Iowan 106:23, p.2 		The Affordable Health Care for America Act narrowly passed in the House of Representatives. Reactions have been mixed including cost concerns and coverage for abortions. Students and the nation seem split 50-50 on the bill.
144 A day to appreciate and thank RAs to be held Wednesday
Northern Iowan 106:22, p.10 		Resident Assistant role is friend, counselor, resource person, and advisor. RAs do more than unlock doors, offer programs, and keep order on their floors.
145 Northern Iowa Student Government hosts town hall meetings to communicate with students
Northern Iowan 106:21, p.3 		Members of the UNI administration will attend town hall meetings to answer student questions. The current budget situation, a one hundred dollar surcharge, and proposed tuition increase will be discussed.
146 Strayer-Wood Theatre presentation of "Marat/Sade" pushes the boundaries
Northern Iowan 106:21, p.10 		Presentation is a play within a play. Real star of the show is guest costume designer, Cat Chow. Sounds of the insane members of the mob made Marat's speeches difficult to understand.
147 Students' grades go up , effort goes down
Northern Iowan 106:21, p.1 		Grade inflation cited as having a negative effect on student motivation and is one of many symptoms of a decline in academic rigor; photo.
148 News Brief: Polar Bare Run
Northern Iowan 106:20, p.3 		Third annual Polar Bare Run will be held; starting and ending at the Alumni House. The event is sponsored by the Alumni Association and the student group, Connecting Alumni to Students. Salvation Army benefits from the donated clothing.
149 Maucker Union turns 40
Northern Iowan 106:19, p.9 		Maucker Union was rededicated during the fortieth anniversary of the building; photo.
150 News briefs: shorter semesters proposal
Northern Iowan 106:19, p.2 		A proposal by Professor Susan Hill to shorten semesters to fourteen weeks was voted not to be docketed by the Faculty Senate.
151 News Briefs: Panther SafeRide
Northern Iowan 106:19, p.2 		Ridership on the Panther shuttle has increased fifty-two per cent over a year ago. Increase seen as showing the value of the program.
152 Students speak about budget situation
Northern Iowan 106:18, p.1 		Baker Hall demolition, shorter semesters, tuition surcharge, and layoffs draw the attention of students. Opinions vary and emotions run high.
153 Baker Hall faces demolition
Northern Iowan 106:17, p.1 		Mold, sustainability, budget, and increased scrutiny from the Board of Regents have made demolition of Baker Hall the best option. Accessibility problems, heating, and office size also contributed to the decision; photo.
154 Faculty divided over shorter semesters, longer classes
Northern Iowan 106:17, p.5 		A proposal to have fourteen week semesters and longer class periods has met differing opinions among faculty members. The proposal will be brought up at the next Faculty Senate Meeting.
155 News Briefs: Diversity First Retreat and WRC pool dedication
Northern Iowan 106:17, p.4 		Angel Banks, director of diversity and student life for Northern Iowa Student Government, announced an interactive, hands-on experience during a diversity retreat. Diving pool dedicated to former professor, Glen F. Henry.
156 University creates emergency plan for apocalypse; UNI's zombie outbreak defense tactics unknown
Northern Iowan 106:16, p.7 		A humorous look at the need for UNI to prepare for zombies, especially with Halloween coming up.
157 UNI President encourages campus to work strong, hard, together in light of budget cuts
Northern Iowan 106:15, p.1 		Cutting $8.8 million from the 2010 university budget will not be easy. There are several alternatives, each having a down side. President Allen will visit with groups on and off campus for input.
158 Audience roars with laughter at Regan's clever humor
Northern Iowan 106:14, p.7 		Comedian Brian Regan entertained an enthusiastic crowd at the Gallagher-Bluedorn Performing Arts Center; photo.
159 Regents discuss budget reductions
Northern Iowan 106:14, p.1 		The ten per cent reduction in the state's fiscal 2010 budget was the topic of the Board of Regents meeting. Continued access to public universities and the need to continue high quality education were re-enforced.
160 Fraudulent salesmen attempt to scam off-campus University of Northern Iowa students
Northern Iowan 106:13, p.6 		Four young men from Florida used strong arm tactics to persuade off-campus students to purchase unwanted magazines. Some students signed comment cards that were attached to completed order forms; photo.
161 Panther Festival defies traditional parade norms
Northern Iowan 106:13, p.15 		A virtual parade will again highlight the Panther Festival. Booths from several student organizations, community vendors, inflatable games, food, and the UNI Spirit Squad and Marching Band will be featured at 23rd and College Streets.
162 "What I Did Last Summer" captures plight of adolescence and conflict
Northern Iowan 106:11, p.9 		The A. R. Gurney play is being performed at the Strayer-Wood Theatre. A well-crafted set created a neat atmosphere of the house and the rugged outdoorsy feel of Anna's residence.
163 Celebration of International Blasphemy Day offends, raises questions over free speech
Northern Iowan 106:11, p.1 		Northern Iowa Freethinkers and Inquirers chalked blasphemous messages, including Bible verses, secular quotes, and cartoons. A spontaneous discussion on religion with nearly seventy people participating was held near Maucker Union; photo.
164 Green Week encourages environmental awareness
Northern Iowan 106:11, p.2 		Presentations and discussions during Green Week will allow students to consider the consequences of environmental changes. A campus conversation will be held. Energy efficient light bulbs will be distributed. "King Corn" will be shown; photo.
165 Rain gives audience the true Beatles experience
Northern Iowan 106:10, p.4 		Rain: The Beatles Experience, a tribute concert reviewed.
166 "What I Did Last Summer" set to appear at Strayer-Wood Theatre
Northern Iowan 106:9, p.10 		Bertha Martin Theatre to host A. R. Gurney's comic drama, "What I Did Last Summer".
167 Board of Regents discusses potential 5 to 6 percent tuition increase
Northern Iowan 106:9, p.1 		Craig Lang expressed his opinion that tuition at Regents institutions should be increased twice as much as suggested by the baseline tuition increase of 2.7 percent. The Board of Regents will discuss tuition increases at their October meeting; photo.
168 Conference to highlight Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Northern Iowan 106:9, p.3 		Schindler Education Center to host conference sponsored by Friends of Sabeel Iowa. The two day conference will focus on ways to achieve a two state solution to the problems in the Middle East.
169 Event encourages education of alternative energy sources
Northern Iowan 106:9, p.1 		Alliant Energy Iowa Electrathon held. Eight high school student designed cars competed in the areas of design, braking, handling, and endurance; photo.
170 Jungle Jack Hanna showcases his jungle friends
Northern Iowan 106:8, p.8 		A sold out crowd greeted America's favorite zookeeper, Jack Hanna. Ninety minute show included live animals and film clips; photo.
171 UNI President Benjamin Allen prepares university for change, challenges
Northern Iowan 106:8, p.1 		Faced with an eight per cent reduction in state funding, President Allen stated that changes are definitely ahead. We can address change intentionally or changes will be imposed upon us. It is far better that we adapt ourselves; photo.
172 "London Escape" set to appear at GBPAC
Northern Iowan 106:7, p.9 		School of Music to present Annual Scholarship Benefit concert. All of the events are based on a London theme. Music will fill the air in all areas of the Performing Arts Center.
173 Alcohol testing policies questioned by students
Northern Iowan 106:7, p.1 		A uniform standard for the use of breathalyzers for alcohol use urged. Currently the police need to have some type of proper cause to believe that alcohol was involved in an incident.
174 Wilmore entertains crowd with satirical wit
Northern Iowan 106:7, p.6 		A crowded Maucker Union ballroom greeted producer, actor, comedian, and writer Larry Wilmore. President Obama, Michael Jackson, and homosexuality came under fire. Wilmore's job history found interesting.
175 Green Project UNI hosts wind generation event tonight
Northern Iowan 106:6, p.1 		Free food, three bands, informational booths, four guest speakers, and games are included in Green Project UNI's promotion of sustainability. The program will be held on Lawther Field.
176 Second City comedy company performs at GBPAC
Northern Iowan 106:5, p.11 		A sold-out crowd heard the improvisations of "Second City". No subject was off limits during the show. The group received two standing ovations; photo.
177 "Passages to Palestine" tunes in the importance of Israeli-Palestinian conflict to students zoned out
Northern Iowan 106:4, p.1 		Strayer-Wood Theatre presentation informed the audience about the tragedies of war and the impact on innocent people; photo.
178 Hundreds of students attend UNIFI Root Beer Fest
Northern Iowan 106:4, p.8 		The University of Northern Iowa Freethinkers and Inquirers hosted the first root beer fest. Over two hundred students attended; played non-alcoholic games and enjoyed free root beer floats; photo.
179 "Fragile Nature" exhibit showcases importance and beauty of nature
Northern Iowan 106:3, p.4 		UNI Museum exhibit based on National Geographic photos of nature's splendor and the positive and negative effects of man on the natural world.
180 Iowa Public Radio eliminates nine positions
Northern Iowan 106:2, p.3 		A reorganization plan and a decline in support from state university funding lead to the loss of jobs. Bob Dorr, the late night host, is among those losing their jobs.
181 Nearly 1,700 contributions unreturned to donors of UNI Scholarship Club
Northern Iowan 106:2, p.1 		Life insurance benefits cancelled for club members following Fidelity Life Insurance not accepting new members, requiring at least 1000 members, and a change in tax law. The university and members may be liable for back income taxes.
182 Former UNI student designs e-Bike
Northern Iowan 105:54, p.1 		Stationary bike uses the back tire to rotate a magnet generating electrical current. Bike is used to illustrate the differences in efficiency between incandescent and compact fluorescent light bulbs
183 Audiences followed the yellow brick road
Northern Iowan 105:53, p.8 		The Waterloo-Cedar Falls Symphony's performed the music track of The Wizard of Oz while the film played in the background; photo.
184 "Bash the Trash" cleans up College Hill
Northern Iowan 105:51, p.4 		Team Connection will sponsor "Bash the Trash" in the College Hill neighborhood Saturday. Participants will spend the morning picking up garbage in the area, followed by a picnic catered by Hy-Vee; photo.
185 Play festival pushes limits
Northern Iowan 105:50, p.5 		Student Theatre Association hold the third annual Ten Minute Play Festival. Pregnancy, toilet mediations, and everything in between will be fair game for the performers; photo.
186 Torn between two loves
Northern Iowan 105:50, p.5 		Review of Sarah Ruhl's play, "Eurydice". The play will be performed in the Bertha Martin Theatre.
187 Students to perform "Folk, Fantasy and Fabulous Tales"
Northern Iowan 105:46, p.1 		Sturgis Youth Theatre and Department of Theatre kick off three week tour of local elementary schools with performance at the Strayer-Wood Theatre.
188 The Peanuts gang with real issues
Northern Iowan 105:46, p.4 		Parody of the Peanuts comic strip presented by Student Theatre Association; photo.
189 Winners of essay contest get opportunity to study abroad as part of a new course
Northern Iowan 105:45, p.1 		Global Skills course allows students to study in Dalian, China, for three weeks during June.
190 Miracles at Strayer-Wood Theatre
Northern Iowan 105:44, p.5 		The Children's Miracle Network will benefit from a wide ranging variety show to be presented March 29, 2009, in Strayer-Wood Theatre; photo.
191 Great big sound from Newfoundland
Northern Iowan 105:41, p.5 		Great Big Sea concert reviewed; photo.
192 Students win business plan competition
Northern Iowan 105:40, p.1 		Zach Hedrington, business partners Dante Means and Travis Smith, and Jennifer Betts won the regional John Pappajohn New Venture Business Plan competition; photo.
193 NISG election postponed
Northern Iowan 105:39, p.1 		Early campaigning controversy, trials, and appeals force the postponement.