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1 'Pay as You Earn' takes steps to lessen student loan debt President Obama's plan to aid student loan debt involves payments capped at ten per cent of the student's income. They would also be able to consolidate direct loans and Federal Family Education loans; photo.
2 Proposal submitted to change Liberal Arts Core The proposed change is the first since the inception twenty years ago. Ian Goldsmith states that there is flexibility in the sixteen part proposal. Not everyone is supportive.
3 3000 reusable baskets were thrown away in 3 months The replacement cost for these Union food serving baskets is $1440 for the three month inventory period. No solution is foolproof. People need to stop and think. Recycling does save money; photo.
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4 From the archives Information from the November 3, 1992, Northern Iowan.
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5 I Spy at UNI Weekly mystery photo for identification by students, faculty, and staff; photo.
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6 The price is ripe Increasing food costs at Maucker Union outlets have caused grumbling among some students. The solution is packing one's own lunch from food purchased at a grocery store. Costs will continue to increase; photo.
7 Crews delivers results Cedar Falls industrial park, trail system, fiber optics system, local option sales tax, and award winning downtown mentioned as past accomplishments of Mayor Crews. Challenges are ahead that he can handle.
8 Re-elect mayor Crews Professor Thomas Thompson supports Mayor Jon Crews for reelection.
9 More support for Occupy Wall Street The right of free speech and freedom to protest admired. The actions of the group are a bit scary. A clear idea of what the group is protesting would be helpful. Perhaps the group is blaming the wrong party; photo.
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10 Vote for Wieland for Council at Large Current member of the Cedar Falls city council asks for the student vote in the upcoming election; photo.
11 Ghost hunter more than just harmless fun Campus Activities Board criticized for providing forum for an alleged psychic medium and ghost hunter.
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12 Roman Osuna--not your average lunch lady Roman Osuna has found his niche at UNI Catering. He has the freedom to explore and create new dishes. He is also an accomplished ice carver. He enjoys preparing food for weddings held on campus.
13 TOMS Campus Club Goal to raise awareness for TOMS shoes. For each pair purchased, the company gives a pair to a child in need. A documentary, "For Tomorrow: The TOMS Shoes Story" sparked to formation of the club; photo.
14 To my dear friend whom I bashed in Tuesday's column Apology for an earlier article; photo.
15 Panther Portraits Performance arts class poses after their performance with Michael Namkung; photo.
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16 Panther Portraits Waterloo Center for the Arts was the scene of Michael Namkung's performance art. Students participated in the project, Drawing Gym, during the inchworm exercise; photo.
17 'Rocky Horror Picture Show' The audience made the evening. Girls and boys dressed in fishnets, red corsets, Spanx, high heels, and lots of make up were everywhere. The turnout was larger than expected.
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18 UNI drops regular season finale, wins first round MVC Tournament game Soccer team loses to Drake, 1-0. Travels to Creighton for Missouri Valley Conference Tournament game and defeats the Bluejays in penalty kicks; photo.
19 Case Keenum: More than a college fluke Houston quarterback having record year. He benefits from a sixth year of eligibility, due to an injury; photo.
20 UNI faces high-scoring Penguin offense this Saturday Football team plays Youngstown State at home. Youngstown brings the number 2 scoring offense in the Football Championship Subdivision. The Penguins average forty points per game; photo.