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1 Former UNI President Curris to speak at scholarship luncheon Constantine Curris is now the president of the American Association of State Colleges and Universities.
2 UNI Regional Business Center to offer software training courses in October Will offer courses in "Microsoft FrontPage,QuickBooks Pro - Advanced", and "Adobe Acrobat PDF".
3 'Entertainment Tonight' host Mark Steines will serve as grand marshal of the 2004 University of Northern Iowa Homecoming Parade; new parade route Former UNI football player and host of syndicated show will be grand marshal of the parade.
4 Sunday, Oct. 10--Monday, Oct. 11 Northern Iowa Vocal Arts Festival & Conductor Symposium will conclude with concert in the Great Hall of the GBPAC; expected to draw 200 high school students and conductors.
5 School district numbers in Iowa dropping; may drop further Iowa now has 367 school districts, including 341 high schools, compared with 12,000 districts in 1900; 70-80 percent of schools have less than 1,000 students.
6 Thursday, Oct. 7 Scholarship Appreciation Luncheon in Union Ballroom; Theatre UNI opens season with "Ubu Roi".
7 Friday, Oct. 8 Karel Keldermans will play the campanile bells; dance class by Janet Wong in the WRC is open to public.
8 Saturday, Oct. 9 Karel Keldermans will play the Campanile bells from 11:15 a. m. to noon; McLeod Center groundbreaking will take place at 2:15 p. m.
9 Sunday, Oct. 10 Alan Jackson and Martina McBride concert in the UNI-Dome at 7:30 p. m.
10 New route for UNI Homecoming parade, Saturday, Oct. 9 Describes new route.
11 Tuesday, Oct. 5 Media paintings by Phyllis Bramson are on display at the UNI Gallery of Art through Oct. 22.
12 Wednesday, Oct. 6 Workshop in UNI's Regional Business Center will discuss organizing space and using time effecitvely; Kaleidoscope Series will feature "Miss Nelson Is Missing" at the GBPAC; Collegiate Entrepreneurs will visit Team Technologies; "Voices of Iowa Farm Women"