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The Panthers finish 3rd at Indiana State Invitational, their best all season.

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April 17, 2014 Volume 110, Issue 51

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JACINDA RUGGLES/Northern Iowan

PepperJax Grill will open in the College Square area.

PepperJax Grill coming soon KAYLA KROGMAN Staff Writer

A taste of Philadelphia is coming to Cedar Falls this May. PepperJax Grill America’s Best Philly is a new fast-casual restaurant that will serve the Cedar Valley community. “It’s hard to find a place that features Philly cheese steaks in the Midwest,” said Brendan Crowley, a PepperJax Grill partner. PepperJax Grill is owned and operated by Restaurants, Inc., which also owns and operates HuHot Mongolian Grill. Crowley said the HuHot in College Square Mall is doing well and has a great location. He said these points led him to believe PepperJax Grill would be successful in Cedar Falls. “Cedar Falls is a college-driven market and we really look to cater as well as capitalize on that,” said Crowley.

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Along with their famous P h i l l i e s, PepperJax Grill serves rice bowls, burritos, nachos and other dishes grilled and prepared in front of the patrons. With over 40 toppings and a signature sauce bar, patrons can customize every dish. “I’d be all for it,” said Bethany Nannenga, freshman elementary education major. “I think Cedar Falls needs to keep bringing in businesses.” According to Crowley, the assemblyline style of serving promotes freshness and allows customers to create their own dishes. He based this on the practices of PepperJax Grills in other locations around the Midwest. “It’s important for us to follow the cities we’re already invested in rather than disregard the successes we’ve had with them,” Crowley said. See GRILL, page 2

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Students express their concerns about micro-aggression and discrimination based on prejudices.

Students gather to expose micro-aggressions CASSIDY NOBLE Staff Writer

On a blustery Wednesday, students gathered outside Maucker Union and held up white boards with messages against micro-aggression. The American Psychological Association defines microaggression as subtle discriminatory expressions. See DIVERSITY, page 4

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Hallie Cook, senior English teaching major, writes her message.

Bass brings vast experience to CSBS RILEY COSGROVE Staff Writer

The College of Social and Behavioral Sciences is welcoming back Brenda Bass as the dean of CSBS at UNI. Bass currently serves as interim dean and will begin her tenure as dean July 1. Bass has worked as both

as an associate and full professor in CSBS since 1996. She also served as associate dean. “I am excited to start this new jour ney because this gives me the chance to continue to collaborate both within my college but also across campus,” Bass said. “When I chose to come to

UNI, I chose it because it was a comprehensive university that provides a strong undergraduate career and where students have access to great scholarships and resources.”

See BASS, page 2

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