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1 Bob Dylan coming to UNI Tickets are on sale for the Bob Dylan concert next month in the McLeod Center. Dylan, a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, has had five records reach number one during his five decade career; photo.
2 UNI to introduce the Center of Holocaust and Genocide Education Stephen Gaies named director of the Center of Holocaust and Genocide Education. The Center will be coordinating with other centers to promote human rights awareness, tolerance, violence prevention, and conflict resolution.
3 Drake University to host fifth annual Reggie's SleepOut Sponsored by the Iowa Homeless Youth Center and the Des Moines Area Religious Council, the fifth annual Reggie's Sleepout will take place October 16 thru 7:00am October 17.
4 YWCA to host global dining event International cuisine from nearly all continents will be served during the fund raiser for the YWCA. The event will be held in the Slife Ballroom of the Commons.
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5 Internship opportunity; Senator Harkin hiring interns Caitlin Staebell will be available to meet with students interested in becoming interns to Senator Harkin. Ms. Staebell is the intern coordinator for the Senator.
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6 Zombie education invades the UNI campus Don Gaff, an anthropology professor, is teaching a class, "The Anthropology of Zombies"; photo.
7 "Easy A" easily awesome The movie, "Easy A", is reviewed; photo.
8 "That's so gay" Two workshops, part of the "Standing on Higher Ground" project, will focus on drawing awareness to the bullying and harassment the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered communities face daily.
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9 The Temptations to revive the '60s' at UNI Motown legends "The Temptations" and "The Four Tops" will perform at Gallagher-Bluedorn Performing Arts Center.
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10 Tea time isn't racist time Tea Party movement strives for smaller government, especially at the federal level. The movement is stronger than anticipated; taking credit for upset victories in several states; photo.
11 The people decide who gets the keys In a democracy, the voters decide the winners of elections. The winners remain responsible to the electorate.
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12 UNI vs. ISU: Same game, different feel Panthers approach tomorrow's football game with Iowa State with confidence, but must hold on to the ball if they expect to win; photo.
13 Ryan's Rants: Time for a pop quiz¿ and the crowd goes wild! The public has made professional athletes bigger than life. People make it possible for athletes to make unbelievable salaries by purchasing clothing and tickets.
14 Brad's Sports Blurb: Lance Armstrong, was it worth it? The shadow of illegal drug use continues to be in Lance Armstrong's life. He has won seven consecutive Tour de France titles and raised over $250 million for cancer research. This will all be forgotten, if convicted of using drugs; photo.
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15 I am Greek UNI sorority life adds sixty eight new members; students listed.