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1 'Success' describes weekend on the Hill The numbers of arrests and citations rose only slightly for the 2002 Homecoming weekend; administrators are generally satisfied with the way that the weekend went; photo.
2 Is this food heavenly? No, it's Iowan; homegrown food hits campus and fills students' stomachs UNI Dining Services administrators have agreed to purchase more food grown locally, which will help to stimulate the local economy.
3 Scudder, NISG push participation NISG president Jeff Scudder and members of NISG are encouraging students to vote in the November election with a "get out the vote" drive.
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4 Reader urges students to open their eyes and mouths Discusses recent events concerning the weapons conflict and possible war with Iraq; encourages students to call Tom Harkin to express their views, and to visit the "Question the War" rally.
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5 Student voices Students respond to the question: What did you do to celebrate Homecoming this year?; photo.
6 "Surfin' UNI" totally tubular success Various events and activities took place as a part of the 2002 Homecoming celebrations; photo.
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7 "Laramie Project" sheds light on homosexuality Theatre UNI will present "The Laramie Project," a play about the area in which Matthew Shepard was murdered after he declared that he was homosexual; photo.
8 Body modification rises to new level Adam Buhmann and Danny Carson, owners of the new piercing and tattoo studio, Ritual Body Art, on College Hill pledge to put the customer first, and to stray from the stereotype in the business.
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9 Paulina Rubio fails to keep up with Latin scene Review of Paulina Rubio's new album, "Border Girl"; photo.
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10 Tompkins: the makings of a champion Profile of junior technical management major, and Tae Kwon-Do/kickboxing athlete, Trent Tompkins; photo.
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11 Fiala stresses teamwork Profile of senior elementary education major and cross country runner, Rita Fiala; photo.
12 Hilltoppers hand Panthers first loss in Dome since 2000 UNI defeated by Western Kentucky, 31-12, during Homecoming weekend; photo.
13 Netters sweep two over weekend Panthers defeated Southern Illinois, 30-22, 30-21, and 30-23; UNI also defeated Evansville, 30-18, 30-15, 30-24; photo.
14 UNI defeats Drury; loses close one to SMS Panthers defeated Drury, 4-0, but lost to Southwest Missouri State, 2-0; photo.
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15 On your campus Meetings and activities planned.
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16 XC fares well this weekend UNI men took second place in the Illinois Invitational; Panther women competed in the Iowa State Invite.
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17 CFPD arrests for College Hill area on Homecoming weekend List of people arrested and charged for alcohol-related Homecoming disturbances.
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18 UNI almost unscathed through Homecoming Wonders if Homecoming is worth celebrating on the Hill, when it causes such problems for people.
19 Plea for bowling to replace baseball Claims that bowling should be America's new past-time for many reasons including widespread participation.
20 True tale of one man's visit to the STD clinic Describes his experience of being tested for sexually transmitted diseases.