Winter

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1 Vox Pop: What do you dislike most about winters in Iowa and why?
Northern Iowan 119:52, p.4 		Braden Elton asked four people what they dislike most about winters in Iowa and why. The four interviewees were Lindsay Carter, Riley Oberhauser, Anna Stevens, and Grant Hospodarsky; photos.
2 Single snowflake spotted; UNI cancels class for week
Northern Iowan 117:46, p.7 		A satire piece for April Fool's Day about Mark Nook cancelling classes because he saw a single snowflake and thought a big snowstorm was coming; photo.
3 Extreme weather leads to reduced operations
Northern Iowan 117:42, p.1 		In-person classes were cancelled for the fourth time this semester due to extreme weather conditions, which caused campus to move to reduced operations for the day; photo.
4 Winter clothing available in ISSO
Northern Iowan 117:38, p.4 		The International Students and Scholars Office (ISSO) will hold their annual coat drive. Winter clothing donated will be available in room 113 of Maucker Union for any UNI student that needs it; photo.
5 Cold temps cancel classes, close campus
Northern Iowan 117:34, p.2 		UNI cancelled classes and reduced operations on campus due to extreme cold temperatures; photo.
6 Blizzard conditions cancel classes
Northern Iowan 117:31, p.1 		Due to the winter weather conditions, UNI cancelled classes on February 4 and moved to reduced operations; photos.
7 Snow day starts spring semester
Northern Iowan 117:28, p.1 		The Spring semester began with a snow day; photos.
8 UNI receives Weather Resiliency Award
Northern Iowan 115:45, p.5 		Satire piece for April Fool's Day claiming UNI was awarded a Weather Resiliency award due to frigid winter temperatures and ongoing classes; photo.
9 Policies should include compassion
Northern Iowan 115:44, p.3 		In the author's opinion, professors should have a clear and flexible class attendance policy in place that promotes attendance while maintaining accountability; photo.
10 Winter weather survival: mental health
Northern Iowan 115:37, p.1 		Winter weather and lack of sunlight can lead to mental health issues such as seasonal affective disorder (SAD). Students can increase exposure to natural light by visiting the Light Lounge in Sabin Hall; photos.
11 Winter weather survival: vehicles
Northern Iowan 115:36, p.1 		Recommendations for winter weather driving include knowing and checking your vehicle, practicing winter driving, staying home during bad weather, and stocking blankets, food, and water in your car; photo.
12 Winter weather survival: health
Northern Iowan 115:35, p.1 		Student Health Clinic resource nurse Salem Fauser discusses good health practices for winter; photo.
13 Ice guys finish last on winter roads
Northern Iowan 114:20, p.3 		Columnist Tanner Schrad discusses ways for students to remain safe driving on the roads during winter conditions.
14 Where campus residents can caucus
Northern Iowan 112:32, p.2 		The Iowa caucuses take place February 1. Students registered to vote who live on campus will caucus at either the West Gym or Maucker Union if they are Democrats, and Peet Jr. High or Holmes Jr. High if they are Republicans. Locations can also be found online; photos.
15 Letter from the editor
Northern Iowan 111:33, p.3 		Student Amber Rouse discusses the City of Cedar Falls' effort on plowing the roads after a recent snowstorm.
16 Winter driving tips
Northern Iowan 111:25, p.2 		Lt. Joe Tyler of UNI public safety shares winter driving tips and expresses to students how important it is to drive safe during winter weather.
17 TWLOHA to help winter blues
Northern Iowan 110:38, p.2 		Seasonal Affective Disorder is the symptoms of depression onset by winter conditions. UNI's chapter of To Write Love on Her Arms, TWOLA, is open to all students dealing with depression. TWOLA's goal is to give hope to anyone who is struggling.
18 Student Voices: What did you do over winter break?
Northern Iowan 110:32, p.1 		Several students answered the question, "What did you do over winter break?".
19 Misconceptions rise as snow falls: The recent Arctic vortex does not disprove global warming
Northern Iowan 110:31, p.4 		The author points out that we are experiencing record breaking low temperatures, but this does not disprove global warming. Global warming refers to the overall temperature of the globe, so we cannot base our judgment on one specific area.
20 Depressed moods on the rise in winter
Northern Iowan 110:30, p.1 		Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is a recurrent depression that occurs usually during the winter months. SAD is characterized by depressed moods, lack of energy, and social withdrawal. Light therapy is the most common way to held people with SAD.
21 Grit 'n' glam
Northern Iowan 109:22, p.5 		Fashion column discusses tips for staying warm during Iowa winter.
22 No snow, no sun, no problem
Northern Iowan 108:33, p.5 		Suggestions made for indoor activities during winter. Blanket forts, board games, and cooking are possibilities. Not having to dress for the day may be the best plus.
23 Icy sidewalks lead to student injury
Northern Iowan 108:32, p.2 		The decision to put down ice melt on sidewalks did not help Shauna Happel. She fell on the ice and broke her leg. Paul Meyermann defended the decision not to put down sand.
24 Iowa experiencing unusually warm winter
Northern Iowan 108:28, p.6 		Students enjoying the warm winter. The winter of 2001-2002 saw similar temperatures in Iowa; photo.
25 UNI professor confronts the cold
Public Relations News Release 2011:132, p.1 		Professor Sam Lankford continues to study the impact of the Artic Winter Games on the youth in the circumpolar region of the Artic.
26 Safety tips to ensure a warm and safe winter
Northern Iowan 108:23, p.7 		Tips include staying dry, observe sidewalk conditions, and use winter driving skills. Smoke and carbon monoxide detectors should be examined.
27 Making a case for winter
Northern Iowan 108:8, p.5 		Winter can be beautiful. The white snow covers the defects of the brown earth. We should embrace the season, not shun it. Author realizes that many will disagree with his view.
28 Silly, silly seasons
Northern Iowan 107:43, p.8 		Suggests that seasons begin on the first day of a month. Seasons are based on the position of the Earth in its orbit. Simplicity would be aided with seasons beginning on the first day of a month.
29 Winter Storms 2011
Northern Iowan 107:34, p.2 		Campus scenes from the February 1, 2011 snow storm; photo.
30 UNI in winter
Northern Iowan 107:30, p.1 		The campanile rises above the snow covered ground during the winter of 2011; photo.
31 UNI's cancellation process
Northern Iowan 107:26, p.1 		College campus closings are very rare, but due to extremely dangerous conditions, sometimes classes are cancelled. Students are notified via E-mail, television, and radio reports
32 Don't die
Northern Iowan 107:25, p.11 		Winter driving tips shared; slow down, clear windshields, keep the gas tank above half a tank, and pack a winter survival kit.
33 Drive to survive: Winter weather safety
Northern Iowan 107:25, p.8 		The first snowfall of the winter is forecast for the weekend. Cleaning off windshields, slowing the driving speed, and packing a winter emergency kit are all helpful tips; photo.
34 Snow: yesterday's threat, today's enemy, tomorrow's hope
Northern Iowan 107:23, p.10 		We know that snow in Iowa will happen. Readers warned of the dangers involved with winter driving or walking; urges readers to be extremely careful this winter.
35 NIFFP to host harvest markets in Cedar Falls and Waverly
Public Relations News Release 2010:143, p.1 		All markets will feature a variety of locally produced food. Various winter-storage crops, including squash, potatoes, apples, and root vegetables, will be available, as well as meat, honey, baked goods and jams.
36 UNI community members shedding their clothes for a good cause
Northern Iowan 107:21, p.6 		The fourth annual Polar Bare Rum, Walk, or Roll will be held November 9. This is a fundraiser for the Salvation Army. Clothing donated will be distributed within the Cedar Valley.
37 Frigid weather caused students to bundle up
Northern Iowan 106:40, p.7 		Wind chills of fifteen to twenty below zero caused students to wear extra socks, scarves, and coats. Slippery sidewalks made walking difficult; photo.
38 Competitors race to the top of Silo Summit
Northern Iowan 106:32, p.1 		Twenty-eight people climbed an ice covered silo. Scott Dirksen won by reaching the top in four minutes, ten seconds. Following the event, the public is invited to climb during weekend hours; photo.
39 ProBoard hosts Snow Games
Northern Iowan 2010:29, p.5 		Sledding, snowball fights, and a relay will highlight the activities of the Snow Games. The games will be held in front of Bender Hall. Hot chocolate and cookies will be available.
40 Panther Portraits
Northern Iowan 106:27, p.5 		Scenes from this week's blizzard and students enjoying aroma therapy; photo.
41 The University of Northern Iowa's winter weather policies
Northern Iowan 105:29, p.1 		The University seldom closes due to bad weather, because most students live either on or close to campus. Blizzard conditions do contribute to a closing; photo.
42 UGG-ly fashion trend won't disappear
Northern Iowan 105:29, p.6 		The UGG boots, popular winter footwear for women, are not looked upon in a favorable manner by men, especially the author.
43 Winter safety
Northern Iowan 105:29, p.5 		Believes that cleaning sidewalks of snow and ice by the University needs to improve. Merely spreading sand and salt is not enough. Safety for those using walkers, canes, crutches, and wheel chairs is imperative.
44 Seeing ourselves as nature's equals
Northern Iowan 105:28, p.5 		Reflections on winter effects on humans. Suggestions made that we need to get more in touch with nature and strive to be an equal with nature rather than an enslaver.
45 The winter of youth
Northern Iowan 105:27, p.7 		Remembers the good times of winter; urges students to step back and enjoy the opportunities that winter offers.
46 The upside of graduation
Northern Iowan 105:22, p.3 		The wind, tests and quizzes, the library, construction, and overpriced food are a few of the things that will not be missed upon graduation.
47 Bring on the cold
Northern Iowan 105:21, p.7 		Warns about the dangers of winter including influenza, frostbite, and seasonal affective disorder.
48 Remember: winter could be much worse
Northern Iowan 105:19, p.8 		Humans seem never to be happy with weather conditions; it is either too hot or too cold. Be thankful there are warm coats and scarves available for winter wear. Nine fun winter activates shared.
49 It would appear that Iowa is cursed
Northern Iowan 105:17, p.8 		A look back at the natural disasters that occurred in Iowa over the past twelve months; photo.
50 Breathe--just breathe
Northern Iowan 104:41, p.5 		Students and the public urged to use restraint in dealing with the weather and road conditions.
51 Caution--rough roads ahead
Northern Iowan 104:39, p.5 		Winter weather conditions have caused area roads and streets to be full of potholes; photo.
52 Excitement
Northern Iowan 104:39, p.5 		Suggests positive thoughts to help endure winter.
53 And now for something completely different
Northern Iowan 104:38, p.15 		Fictional story involving a grisly snowman murder; photo.
54 Falling temps equals falling students
Northern Iowan 104:37, p.7 		Policy of cancelling classes questioned during this time of severe cold, snow, and ice. Crossing campus can be dangerous due to falls and broken bones; photo.
55 Panther Portraits
Northern Iowan 104:37, p.11 		View of icy sidewalks near the Greenhouse and McCollum Science Hall; photo.
56 Don't worry, be happy
Northern Iowan 104:34, p.7 		Be Positive Month suggestions.
57 The dangers of going to class
Northern Iowan 104:33, p.5 		Policy for closing the University questioned; suggests that students should not be punished if they have valid excuse for missing class.
58 Panther Portraits
Northern Iowan 104:32, p.12 		Photos of campus activities; photo.
59 Under the weather
Northern Iowan 104:32, p.7 		Tips for improving mental and physical health until the arrival of spring.
60 Staying on top of winter weather
Northern Iowan 104:29, p.1 		Tips for wardrobe, car, and health to help survive Iowa winters; photo.
61 Maucker makes the most of cold temperatures
Northern Iowan 104:28, p.9 		Maucker Union offers food discounts on cold days; photo.
62 Media Advisory: Special Message for News and Assignment Editors
Public Relations News Release 2007:349, p.1 		Offices will be closed during part of the winter holiday break.
63 Winter blues
Northern Iowan 104:25, p.7 		Readers warned of the onset of winter depression.
64 Cold-weather car care
Northern Iowan 103:36, p.1 		Tips for keeping vehicles running smoothly during the winter months; photo.
65 Control yourself to a healthy body weight
Northern Iowan 103:35, p.11 		Keeping the proper body weight is difficult during the winter due to reduced activity levels. Balance is important when it comes to eating; photo.
66 International students cope with cold weather
Northern Iowan 103:23, p.9 		International students from warmer countries learn to layer clothing during the winter; photo.
67 Student Voices
Northern Iowan 103:23, p.9 		Students respond to the question; "How are you staying warm now that cold weather has arrived"?
68 Bad weather severely affects commuters
Northern Iowan 102:39, p.8 		Mike Hannaman thinks UNI should close during bad weather, especially for the sake of commuters.
69 Saturday, Feb. 4
Public Relations News Release 2005:0, p.2 		2006 Silo (Ice-Climbing) Summit is planned at the Jim Budlong farm.
70 Winter weather makes some people SAD
Northern Iowan 102:26, p.11 		Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) can cause people to feel depressed and tired for long periods of time for no apparent reason; photo.
71 Winter weather impacts driving decisions; UNI Public Safety has tips to stay safe.
Public Relations News Release 2005:0, p.1 		Tips about staying safe during holiday driving.
72 Student Voices
Northern Iowan 102:24, p.9 		Students respond to the question, "How has the cold weather changed your week?"
73 Winter hits almost overnight
Northern Iowan 102:24, p.1 		Campanile and campus trees lightly covered in first snow of the season.
74 We urge you to live
Northern Iowan 102:22, p.5 		Hope students don't overload during the end of the semester.
75 Harkin: energy assistance for poor Iowans top priority
Northern Iowan 102:17, p.6 		Senator Harkin has proposed a $4.1 billion increase in funding to help people pay their heating bills; photo.
76 Kate's winter weather warnings
Northern Iowan 102:16, p.5 		Informs students, especially freshmen, on how to prepare for the approaching winter weather.
77 Winter wonderland?
Northern Iowan 101:29, p.5 		Gives ways to endure the ever-changing Iowa winters.
78 Student voices
Northern Iowan 101:26, p.9 		Students respond to the question, "What do you do to keep from becoming sick in the winter?"; photo.
79 Holidays express variety of meaning for all
Northern Iowan 101:25, p.4 		Winter holidays were discussed at a University Book & Supply roundtable.
80 Keep your chin up with times ahead
Northern Iowan 101:22, p.5 		Tries to help students beat the winter blues.
81 Drivers adapt slowly to snow
Northern Iowan 100:37, p.1 		UNI Public Safety and Cedar Falls Police have not seen a large increase in the number of accidents due to the winter weather.
82 Icy formations draw competitors for Silo Summit challenge
Northern Iowan 100:35, p.14 		Don Briggs maintains an ice climbing site west of Cedar Falls, drawing nearly thirty Midwestern students to the Silo Summit challenge; photo.
83 Student voices
Northern Iowan 100:35, p.9 		Students respond to the question "If you saw someone slip on the ice, would you lend a hand or laugh it up?"
84 Winterizing your child's playground
Public Relations News Release 2003:0, p.1 		Winter conditions may increase danger in playground areas; parents should check for signs of deterioration in equipment.
85 Will this winter be warm, cold, wet, dry? Even the computer isn't sure
Public Relations News Release 2003:0, p.1 		Meteorologists lack definitive data on probable weather conditions this winter.
86 Reader upset with cold-hearted profs
Northern Iowan 99:32, p.6 		Relates anecdote about walking to class in the cold and discovering a cancelled class.
87 Where have all the snowflakes gone?
Public Relations News Release 2002:256, p.1 		Changing weather patterns in connection with recent mild winters will be presented.
88 Get your car in gear for winter
Public Relations News Release 2002:229, p.1 		Suggestions for a winter survival kit in your vehicle will be offered.
89 Keeping away the winter chill
Public Relations News Release 2002:218, p.1 		Suggestions will be offered for keeping homes warm in winter.
90 Here's one for the road
Public Relations News Release 2002:207, p.1 		Tips for driving in snowy winter weather will be offered.
91 November brings signs of winter
Northern Iowan 99:20, p.7 		Feels Thanksgiving is being overrun by the excitement of Christmas.
92 Winterizing your vehicle is worth it
Northern Iowan 99:18, p.9 		Provides tips for winterizing cars.
93 A look behind . . . er . . . ahead?
Northern Iowan 98:60, p.1 		John Kamerick walks through the snow; photo.
94 Will winter showers bring early spring flowers?
Public Relations News Release 2001:370, p.1 		Ron Camarata will talk about the uncommonly mild winter and how it will affect plant life.
95 Some like it hot . . .
Public Relations News Release 2001:340, p.1 		A discussion will be held about Iowa's warmer-than-usual winters and whether or not there is a connection with global warming.
96 The hype about hypothermia
Public Relations News Release 2001:260, p.1 		Hypothermia will the discussion lead by Martha Ochoa.
97 Fighting 'cabin fever'
Public Relations News Release 2001:254, p.1 		Ken Jacobsen will offer suggestions on how to beat the winter blues.
98 Jack Frost nipping at your nose
Public Relations News Release 2001:254, p.1 		Martha Ochoa will talk about frostbite, including warning signs and how to treat it.
99 Driving in a winter wonderland
Public Relations News Release 2001:231, p.1 		Milissa Wright will share tips for driving in the winter.
100 Space heater safety
Public Relations News Release 2001:231, p.1 		Pete Olsen will discuss the safety issues of a space heater.