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1	UNI community recognizes Schellhardt's service, character	Tom Schellhardt honored at a reception in the Gallagher-Bluedorn as he retires and moves on to the Kansas City area; photo.
2	Wi-Fi access planned for all residence halls	Wireless Internet access is expected to be completed by October 2011. Network switches were refreshed over the summer. Hagemann Hall was the testing pilot and will be the first to receive service.
3	UNI students experiencing financial aid issues	The lines are long at the Financial Aid Office. Students are experiencing many different issues with their U-bills and financial aid programs. The problems seem to be very individualized. There are no good reasons to explain the problems.

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4	Panther Portraits	Scenes from the welcome BBQ and move-in day; photo.

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5	Teach me how to interlude	Ian Goldsmith, one of the creators of the Interlude Dance, shares photos of the moves; photo.

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6	Greek rush week	Sororities have a formal four day rush period. Fraternities hold informal rush, which includes events for those interested in fraternal life. Leadership opportunities and friendships are positive elements of Greek life.
7	"Fright Night" where vampires don't sparkle	The movie "Fright Night", is reviewed.

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8	Earth-friendly opportunities accompany new semester	Students coming to UNI this fall are more environmentally conscious than ever before. In addition to full service recycling in the dorms and recycling stations in high traffic areas, Eric O'Brien has more suggestions for saving energy; photo.

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9	Panthers have high expectations as they enter the 2011 football season	Seventeen starters return to the field for the Panthers this fall. Skill players return, including quarterback Tirrill Rennie. Panthers are pre-season favorites to repeat as conference champions; photo.

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10	Featherstone named new interim department head	Associate professor of criminology Richard Featherstone named interim head of Department of Sociology, Criminology, and Anthropology.
11	Panchero's welcomes students back with Dollar Burrito Night	Students look forward to the third annual Panchero's welcome back special. The lines will be long. Rock 108 will broadcast live. The first 475 guests will win free T-shirts.
12	First week of classes	Campus has come to life with the return of the students. Scenes from the first week; photo.

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13	Panther volleyball team picked to win third-straight MVC crown	Panther volleyball team received all ten first place votes cast by MVC coaches. The team returns five of the six starters from last year's team that went 18-0 in conference play; photo.

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14	One-on-one with Ali Farokhmanesh	Star of the UNI sweet sixteen team responds to Brad Eiler's questions; photo.

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15	Panther soccer falls to 1-1 overall with 1-0 loss to NDSU	Women's soccer team loses to North Dakota State University, 1-0. The loss follows an opening game win.
16	Is the NCAA losing control?	With all the scandals in college sports recently, many are wondering if the role of the NCAA has changed or if they should increase their checks on college teams; photo.

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17	UNI football adds 2012 season opener at Wisconsin	2012 football team to play two BCS teams, Wisconsin and Iowa. These games will help the financial situation in the athletic department.
18	Panthers ranked No. 7 in preseason FCS Coaches Poll	Preseason poll ranks the Panthers number 7 in the county in the football championship subdivision. Poll is based on a voting panel of head coaches.

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19	2011-2012 Intramural Sports Activities	Intramural schedules for the fall and spring semester. New contests for 8 on 8 kickball, 7 on 7 soccer, and 3 on 3 paintball announced.

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20	New policy allows students two free tickets to GBPAC events	Two free tickets per semester can be picked up for each student. Students also have the option of $5.00 student rush tickets for events at Gallagher-Bluedorn Performing Arts Center.

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21	Keep your digital shirt on !	Facebook postings between couples is not appreciated by all their friends
22	New shoes, new life	Students challenged to participate in clubs, speakers, athletic events, concerts, and conference presentations. Take advantage of the opportunities available during your college experience.
23	Where have all the Iowans gone?	Perceptions of Iowans may be somewhat clouded. The stereotypical Iowan, as viewed by people on the east coast, are difficult to discover.

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24	From the president's desk	Spencer Walrath greets new and returning students. Students are encouraged to get involved with campus activities. Northern Iowa Student Government is here to serve the students; photo.

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25	UNI hosts Solar Splash World Championships	Twenty-one teams from four countries competed at George Wyth State Park in the solar boat championship. This was the first time UNI has hosted the event; photo.
26	Updates coming to UNI pedestrian bridge	The pedestrian bridge crossing Hudson Road will get a face lift over the next year. The current surface getting very slippery during snow and rain events. New surfaces are being explored.
27	Two colleges merge	As of July 1, 2011, the College of Humanities, Arts and Sciences replaced the College of Humanities and Fine Arts and the College of Natural Sciences.
28	Hosch breaks MVC record in 800 meter dash, earns All-American honors	Holli Hosch concluded her collegiate career by setting a new record with a lifetime best of 2:05:39; photo.