Archives for April 16, 2009:
Metro:
Violence wave stuns city
Tuition hike likely
UI gets $7 million anonymous donation
Locals protest taxes with tea party
UIHC expansion still alive
Learning outside the box
Gift tax aids foundation
Alum returns with a chef competition
Metro Briefs
The Daily Break
Sports:
Gymnasts head for NCAAs with guarded optimism
No reining him in
Tennis star Bierich ready for last dual
Young Hawkeye track throwers shining
Sports Briefs
Opinions:
Social networking more than just social
Getting over gay
Today’s U.S. military is still no place for gays
80 Hours:
311 to perform Saturday in the Field House
Richard Guy Wilson: Exploring the geometry of place
Play gives an intimate look at the early 1900s
Festival examines poet Kabir
Kabir expert Linda Hess to read translation
Electric Junction opens for Diplomats of Solid Sound at Yacht Club
Polish poet and essayist Adam Zagajewski to read today
Hawkeye Swing Festival returns this weekend
Menu: A sweet meal
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