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December 7, 2015 Volume 112, Issue 26
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INSIDE THIS ISSUE
A very ‘Glee’ful Christmas
LEZIGA BARIKOR Staff Writer
WHITE PRIVILEGE Columnist CarrMurphy is thankful to be white this holiday season. OPINION PAGE 4
MOVIE REVIEW “The Night Before” is a humorous bromance film with some faults. CAMPUS LIFE PAGE 6
ANNA WIKSTROM/Northern Iowan
Glee Club members hold up “MERRY CHRISTMAS” signs at the end of the 38th Annual Men’s Varsity Glee Club Variety Show. The tutu-clad performers were the Arthur Murder Dancers. They performed dances to two songs.
VOLLEYBALL Panthers’ postseason comes to an end with a loss.
“We need Christmas now,” sang the Varsity Men’s Glee Club as the stage behind them lit up in shades of green and red. The 38th Annual UNI Varsity Men’s Glee Club Christmas Variety show opened with the songs “We Need a Little Christmas” and “It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year”. The UNI Men’s Varsity Glee Club performed a number of traditional choral pieces and a few non-traditional songs from other countries such as Iceland. Throughout the show, the UNI Panther Palms were interpreting with sign language. This added tradition started with the 2014 Christmas Variety show, as the show director, John Len Wiles, realized that Glee Club talents were not reaching the deaf community, as stated in the show program. See GLEE, page 7
Bailey rushes to history as UNI bests PSU
SPORTS PAGE 9
first with the only points in the first quarter on a threeyard score by Tyvis Smith. The Vikings were held to a Saturday’s late-night game field goal after a long, 15-play vs. the Portland State Vikings drive early in the second may not have been the most- quarter. watched game in Iowa sports Quarterback Aaron Bailey this weekend. However, it was then found his stride on one that included another the next possession, breakpost-season victory for UNI. ing multiple tackles on the The Panthers advanced one-yard score to make it to the FCS Quarterfinals 13-3. with a convincing win in This score solidified Bailey Oregon by a 29-17 margin. as UNI’s all-time leader in Continuing their success on rushing touchdowns in a seathe ground, the Panthers son at 18. Soon after, kicker racked up over 400 rushing Michael Schmadeke tacked yards in the contest, which on three more points on a contributed to their seventh 44-yard field goal, making the straight victory. final points of the half. After starting with a three-and-out, UNI struck ALFRED O’BRIEN
Sports Editor
See FOOTBALL, page 8
LOGAN WINFORD/Northern Iowan
Tyvis Smith, No. 32, scored two touchdowns against the Portland State Vikings. Smith earned 207 rushing yards, a career high for the running back.
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