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

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

  • festival 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. 

  • 'Pain & Gain' good for killing time, brain cells

    I’ll start off my review of “Pain & Gain” by saying that I’m not exactly sure how in-depth I’m going to get here. Let’s just say that this movie isn’t really worth going too in-depth for.
    When I see movies that I need to review for this paper, I always bring my little notebook to take notes, and one of the things I often write down (if I don’t like the movie) are lines and phrases that I find pretty... let’s just say, poorly written. That’s putting it nicely.
    In the first minute of “Pain & Gain,” I was doing that, but I found out very soon that I couldn’t keep up. Every line said by every single character in this movie is just flat-out ridiculous, so I simply gave up with the note taking. I sat through the rest of the film more or less dumbfounded by what I was seeing.

  • 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.

  • DPX Students relieve stress at Dance Party X

    Dance Party X, the 10th installment of the dance party tradition at the University of Northern Iowa, rocked Prairie Lakes Church Friday night.
    The event was alcohol- and substance-free and encouraged dancers to arrive in neon colors and highlighters.
     

  • Robots Physics students battle with mini-sumo robots

    The eighth annual Mini-Robotics Competition – the world’s only ship-in robot fighting competition, for which students build their own robots – elicited cheers and applause from spectators at the University of Northern Iowa Friday morning.

  • Jar Pin Happy!: Stress less with fun finals crafts

    As finals are nearing, it’s a perfect opportunity to take a study break and make a few crafts. The do-it-yourself pom-poms add a decorative touch to the dorm rooms, and the mason jar crafts can be used for just about anything from makeup brushes to flowers to candies.
    Good luck with finals!

  • Men’s Glee Club ends year on a high note with spring concert

    The University of Northern Iowa Men’s Varsity Glee Club took the stage Monday, April 22 for their last concert of the year. The group delivered another crowd-pleasing show that left the audience on its feet.

  • UNI Tuba and euphonium concert serenades students

    Music lovers gathered in Davis Hall in the Gallagher-Bluedorn Performing Arts Center Wednesday night for the University of Northern Iowa Tuba Ensemble.

  • beach Lighten Up for Summer!

    Looking to lose some weight for the upcoming summer season? Remember that you are gorgeous at any size, but if you’re determined to slim up, do it in a healthy way by adopting some of these lifestyle changes.

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