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Nontenured faculty demand fair treatment from UI
Increasing campus housing costs at Iowa regent universities adds to rising cost of attendance
Iowa regent universities using financial aid to offset rising tuition
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Solar program saves money for residents
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Ron Corbett denied appeal to be on state ballot
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Hensley: Football due for an offensive leap
Iowa baseball hopes to maintain strong pitching in midweek game
Iowa softball can contend, but will it?
Football
Hensley: Football due for an offensive leap
Three doors close, three doors open for linebackers
Despite Josh Jackson’s departure, secondary shows depth
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Iowa baseball hopes to maintain strong pitching in midweek game
Hawkeyes salvage series against Gophers with Sunday win
Iowa pitching staff combines for 1-hitter in win over Northern Illinois
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Iowa softball can contend, but will it?
Three more games, three more losses for Softball
When is a 1-hitter not enough?
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Track splits for two meets
Woody’s squad on the rise
Men’s and women’s track & field season end with recognition
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Hawkeye women’s tennis emotional as season ends
Dreams Do Come True for tennis senior Adrienne Jensen
Men’s tennis takes final home match
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Jaimes: Fine line between ‘tokenism’ and racism
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May is Neurofibromatosis Awareness Month, which resonates deeply with Daily Iowan reporter Jordan Prochnow.
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Editorial: DI endorses Empower Iowa for student government
Editorial: After yet another school shooting, Congress must act against gun violence
Editorial: Iowa must reinvest in higher education
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Speak up on the economy
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Aug 26, 2015
Joe Lane joseph-lane@uiowa.edu To open the day on Monday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 1,000 points, then closed with a loss of more than 580 points. According to CNN, this 588-point drop was the worst...
Welcome to a year of change, challenge, and growth
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Aug 26, 2015
The beginning of the academic year is always exciting, but there’s an uncommon charge in the air this week. The University of Iowa is about to welcome candidates seeking to lead our institution as our 21st...
Maintain confidence in international markets
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Aug 27, 2015
As is evident by the past six days of slumps in the stock market, the economy of the United States is globalized. Changes in the markets of countries around the world have profound impacts on the...
Trump’s toppling of the top-down model
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Aug 27, 2015
Paul Osgerby paul-osgerby@uiowa.edu At this point, I don’t think I even need to mention his name for people to recognize whom I’m talking about. After another spat with journalists, compounded with further racially charged anti-Mexican sentiments,...
Bipartisan prison reform could finally be a reality
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Aug 27, 2015
Jacob Prall prall.jacob@gmail.com When House Speaker John Boehner and President Obama both support a piece of legislation making its way through the House, take a picture with your camera. Yet here we are, with a fat,...
Letters to the Editor
DI Editor
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Aug 27, 2015
Brian Richman for School Board In this year of great uncertainty with regard to school funding and state and local priorities, it is perhaps more important than ever to elect to our school boards those who...
Immigrant workers benefit the economy
DI Editor
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Aug 25, 2015
At the focal point of the Iowa State Fair’s political soapbox, Republican heavyweight contenders Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., and Donald Trump squared off on the topic that is turning into the major talking point of the...
Getting ‘Ashleyed’
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Aug 25, 2015
Sydney Newton sydney-newton@uiowa.edu In the case that you haven’t already heard about the Ashley Madison scandal, here is what has happened. The world’s most popular networking site for those looking to have an affair, Ashley Madison...
Mysteries & book clubs
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Aug 25, 2015
Beau Elliot beauelliot@gmail.com There are some mysteries of human life that will probably never be solved, even if you have a college degree. Which is not to say that a college degree, or two or three,...
Iran deal better than alternatives
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Aug 24, 2015
Last week, President Obama penned an op-ed that ran in papers across the country. It was not an unusual step for Obama, who has previously written to persuade the nation about his policies from the Affordable...
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