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November 16, 2015 Volume 112, Issue 23

northerniowan.com

Opinion 3 Campus Life 4 Sports 6 Games 7 Classifieds 8

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

Panthers butcher Bears, 41-0 DYLAN PADY

Sports Writer

FOOD 4 THOUGHT Student Wellness Services pens guest column with tips for holiday eating. OPINION PAGE 3

PEANUTS Film critic praises “The Peanuts Movie” and its timelessness.

Last Saturday, the UNI Panthers traveled to Plaster Field to take on the Missouri State Bears and left victorious with a final score of 41-0. T he 17t h - ra n ke d Panthers, 6-4 overall, earned their fourth consecutive win and will play Southern Illinois at home in Cedar Falls Saturday, Nov. 14. Panther Tyvis Smith opened the game with a 56-yard touch down carry, just 46 seconds into the first quarter. “The hole was open,” Smith said. “The offensive line created it and I just ran

through it. It was a big, big early play.” MSU was ranked 122 out of 123 for rush defense, and the Panthers took advantage of this position with Smith rushing for 146 yards on 16 carries. Quarterback Aaron Bailey added to the ground game with 161 yards on 19 carries, four of which he was able to break through into the end zone. “We wanted to come in here and do business and that was our goal,” Bailey said. “We didn’t want to do anything we didn’t have to. We just wanted to play our game like we have been doing.” See FOOTBALL, page 6

CAMPUS LIFE PAGE 5

PHIL ADAMS/Northern Iowan

Aaron Bailey (15) was named Newcomer of the Week for the second consectutive game. He earned four rushing touchdowns against the Bears.

Student Voices When I walked into the room [for a meeting] the person made a comment about my hair. It wasn’t raining outside, and the Professor said, ‘Did the humidity do that to your hair?’ At the time, my hair was big and curly.

VOLLEYBALL Panthers wins against the Drake Bulldogs for the 38th consectutive time. SPORTS PAGE 6

— Tydel Jones, senior

Students share ‘Pint with a Prof’ CLINTON OLSASKY Staff Writer

AARON FRIEL/Courtesy Photo

Assistant Professor Fernando Calderón discussed student radicalism at the second Pint with a Prof event on Wednesday, Nov. 11.

Torrential rains poured, deafening thunder boomed and lightning crashed as the UNI Freethinkers and Inquirers (UNIFI) hosted their second ever Pint with a Prof event at the Octopus on College Hill, Wed., Nov. 11. Despite these less than ideal weather conditions, more than 20 students attended to hear Fernando Calderón speak about student radicalism.

Senior math and computer science major, Aaron Friel, is the president of UNIFI. In addition to serving as a community for “students who don’t have religion or are questioning religion,” Friel stressed the role UNIFI serves in the scientific community. “We serve multiple overlapping communities on campus,” Friel said. “But there’s also a large pro-science contingent, where maybe religion isn’t so much an issue for them, but they’re concerned about the lack of science and skepticism

in today’s political discourse and in society at large.” According to Friel, UNIFI plans on hosting the Pint with a Prof series about once a month. He said the series has garnered a very positive student response so far. “I have been so amazed to see so many students looking with rapt attention at a professor — something you don’t often experience in the classroom,” said Friel. “Being able to invite a professor to give a See PINT, page 2

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