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September 28, 2017

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Volume 114, Issue 10

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Opinion 3 Campus Life 4 Sports 6 Games 7 Classifieds 8

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

Campus renovations 2

What is veganism? 3

Herb Hake exhibition 5

Latino

Heritage CARLY WEBER/Northern Iowan

SARAH HOFMEYER Staff Writer

“Move your hips!” was a frequent directive given to Latino dance learners by Andrew Jessip, senior global studies major, at Baila Conmigo on Monday night. It was the first event to kick off Latino Heritage Week. Latino Heritage Week is sponsored by the Center for Multicultural Education with support in planning and implementation from UNIDOS, Panthers for DREAM Iowa, The Brothers of Lambda Theta Phi Latin Fraternity Inc. (UNI Colony) and The Potential Candidates of Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority Inc. UNIDOS, formerly known as the Hispanic Latino Student Union (HSLU), has a changed name to reflect a new vision for

the organization on campus. “UNIDOS means United in English. We are all a united UNI community, and the name reflects that,” said Juan Hernandez, senior TESOL Spanish major and President of The Brothers of Lambda Theta Phi Latin Fraternity Inc. Hernandez was at the kickoff for the week of events on Monday afternoon. “It was a flash mob,” Hernandez said. “We ran down the Maucker stairs with flags representing all Latin American countries to grab everyone’s attention.” The attention-grabbing seemed to be successful, as Baila Conmigo, Monday night’s event, saw an attendance of about 75 people. Attendees learned a variety of Latin dances, including the salsa, cumbia and bachata. Jen Arnold, junior psychology major, saw the event as a fun

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Andrew Jessip, senior global studies major, helped teach dance moves to attendees of the Baila Conmigo event this past Monday.

step outside her comfort zone. “It’s been very lively and interesting because people don’t learn dancing in this environment,” Arnold said. “But we’re all making it together.” Natalia Tinoco, senior global studies major, taught the salsa, a dance she’s known all her life.  See LATINO, page 4

Panthers win against Redbirds in OT, 1-0 JERRIUS CAMPBELL

Sports Writer

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The UNI women’s soccer team won in overtime against the Illinois State Redbirds. Junior Brynell Yount scored the lone goal in overtime to lead the Panthers to a stunning overtime win at home. Sophomore forward Sydney Hayden assisted Yount with the 11th goal of her UNI career. Yount has played and started in seven games this season and has taken 19 shots, 10 of them being goal attempts, four of them resulting in points on the board.

Out of 10 matches this season, the women’s soccer team has scored 18 goals breaking the school’s record for most goals in a 10 game stretch. The Panthers had four corner kicks and eight fouls. One yellow card was issued to Sarah Brandt in the 81st minute. Goalkeeper Jami Reichenberger leads the MVC conference with most shutouts this season and ended the game with three saves. As the women’s soccer team pushes forward with a 8-1-1 record, they look to take on the Evansville Purple Aces at home on Sept. 30th. The following weekend they will play on the Viterbo Hawks at home.

Trump’s comments on NFL 6

UNI student arrested for burglary, possession JACOB MADDEN News Editor

This past Monday, Shane Michael Ferrari, 23, was arrested on charges of third degree burglary and possession of marijuana. According to police reports, Ferrari allegedly broke into two vehicles near 2301 Franklin Street in Cedar Falls. He is a junior biology major at UNI. The alleged stolen property included a black Apple iPad, wireless headphones, a Dr. Dre CD, a bottle of cologne and some chargers. One of the victims was able to use a phone app to locate his iPad, which led police to 2300 Washington Street, Ferrari’s residence. The iPad was found in a backpack in the residence. The other property was also found in and around the residence. Ferrari allegedly admitted to “probably” breaking into the vehicles and steal-

Shane Michael Ferrari

ing the items. According to the police report, Ferrari stated that he was drinking while taking prescribed medication for Bipolar disorder which, according to Ferrari, has caused him to blackout in the past. During these blackouts, Ferrari reportedly said he couldn’t remember anything, according to the police report. He allegedly told police that he has stolen property during blackouts in the past.  See BURGLARY, page 2 GABRIELLE LEITNER/Northern Iowan

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