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The Hill welcomes new faces and spaces

The already diverse selection of shops, bars and restaurants on the Hill is expanding, with the recent addition of Social House and Gingers Pub. Kyle Dehmlow, who opened Social House in what was most recently Banditos, isn’t a newcomer to the Cedar Falls bar scene. Though Social House is the first bar that he’s owned, he’s been involved with bars around the area since 1999. Full story

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We’re all fracked!

Get used to being thirsty, because there is an imminent threat to 50 percent of Iowa’s water supply – and it’ll be upon us in less than a year.   Full story

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Local music festival coming to College Hill

Bonnaroo is located on a 700-acre farm in Tennessee and reaches an attendance of almost 100,000 each year. Sasquatch is held at the Gorge Amphitheatre in Washington. For most people, these events only exist in dreams. On May 4, this music festival experience will be just a hop, skip and a jump away from campus, with the first ever College Hill Music Festival.  Full story

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Panthers dominate Braves 8-0

The University of Northern Iowa softball team got back to their winning ways in their quest to return to .500. The Panthers improved their record to 23-24, 13-8 in Missouri Valley Conference play, in dominating fashion as they shut out the Bradley University Braves and scored eight runs off 10 hits. It was the fourth shutout victory for the Panthers and their first since March 3, when they beat Wright State University 1-0. Full story

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Bancroft-Smithe and White reflect on terms as president, VP

It has been two weeks since Jordan Bancroft-Smithe and KaLeigh White vacated the Northern Iowa Student Government office. At the end of their term as 2012-13 student body president and vice president, respectively, the two have mixed feelings as they move forward. Full story

Chilean diplomat speaks on development

In celebration of the 30-year partnership between the University of Northern Iowa and the University of Tarapaca, Chile, the UNI Office of International Programs welcomed Roberto Matus to the Curris Business Building Tuesday night.   Full story

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Grit 'n' Glam: What's your fashion philosophy?

What's your fashion philosophy?  Take the Grit 'n' Glam quiz to discover the ideology behind your look!    Full story

He said, she said: Last words of advice from Anthony and Katie

He said, she said: Last words of advice from Anthony and Katie Full story

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Farewell

I never wanted this job. To be perfectly honest, I never dreamed, when I applied for copy editor in April 2009, that I would one day become executive editor. In fact, I told the editor who hired me, Nikki Davidson, that I absolutely did not under any circumstances want to write articles. Full story

Empathy is just what the doctor ordered

We spend time reading about worlds that seem so different from our own. Movies portray dystopian societies where government control prevails over all. Fictional cities like Gotham provide a model for worlds that exist in extreme crime and poverty. Even characters and motives seem riddled with self-loathing.   Full story

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A look back on UNI’s highs and lows of 2012-13

The University of Northern Iowa had some highs and lows this past year. The best way to observe this is with a tier system ranking the best teams and individuals down to not-so-good teams and individuals. The first tier is the highest of highs for the Panthers within the last year. The UNI volleyball team went 25-10 on the year and advanced to the second round of the NCAA tournament.   Full story

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UNI finishes 9th in MVC Championships

The University of Northern Iowa men’s golf team fell from a tie for sixth place after the first two rounds to finish in ninth place overall after the third round at the Missouri Valley Conference Championship Tuesday. Led by Kyle Driscoll’s final round 73 (+1), the Panthers couldn’t recover from a slow start. Full story

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