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The Daily Iowan

The independent newspaper of the University of Iowa community since 1868

The Daily Iowan

The independent newspaper of the University of Iowa community since 1868

The Daily Iowan

Nuclear energy policy: a really unfortunate sausage

GUEST OPINION March 11, 2011

The old saying goes that watching laws get made is like watching sausage get made — they may be good at the end, but the process is pretty ugly to watch. The 2011 Iowa legislative session is one such...

Democracy in the streets

SHAWN GUDE March 11, 2011

For anyone who’s been to a handful of political rallies or protests, the chant is familiar: “This is what democracy looks like.” The phrase, while ubiquitous, remains potent because it is a reaffirmation...

Will events in Wisconsin discourage Iowa’s attempts to curtail collective bargaining?

DI EDITORIAL STAFF March 11, 2011

YES Maybe the horrendous removal of workers’ rights perpetrated in Wisconsin this week will have a silver lining. The decision by Gov. Scott Walker and Wisconsin’s Republicans to demolish collective-bargaining...

Baseball heads to Texas for annual spring roadtrip

DI STAFF March 11, 2011

Following a big four-game series in Starkville, Miss., the Iowa baseball team will embark on its annual spring trip to Texas. The Hawkeyes (4-5) — winners of three-straight games — will play Texas...

Softball looks to rebound from 1-4 record last weekend

DI STAFF March 11, 2011

The Iowa softball team will travel to DeLand, Fla., to play in the Stetson Classic starting today. With a season record of 8-9, the Hawkeyes are coming off of a 1-4 finish in the DeMarini Invitational...

Men’s tennis travels to Sunshine State

DI STAFF March 11, 2011

With the rest of the Big Ten season looming, the Iowa men’s tennis team will head to Florida for spring break to try to get acclimated to playing outdoors and get in some extra practice in preparation...

Men’s gymnasts to face Cal

DI STAFF March 11, 2011

When the No. 10 Iowa men’s gymnastics team faces No. 3 California Saturday night in Berkeley, Calif., the Hawkeyes will become a part of the final season of Golden Bear men’s gymnastics. Cal’s...

GymHawks set for triangular

DI STAFF March 11, 2011

The Iowa women’s gymnastics team will compete in its last regular-season meet in Cedar City, Utah, on Saturday against host Southern Utah and Utah State. Competition is set to begin at 3 p.m. in Centrum...

Hawkeyes drop from rankings

NICK SZAFRANSKI March 11, 2011

The Iowa women’s tennis team failed to appear in the rankings this week for the first time this season. Coming off a successful 2010 campaign, the women started the spring season ranked No. 30 with...

Women’s track and field team not treating NCAAs differently

AMY TIFFANY March 11, 2011

The Recreation Building was surprisingly quiet on Tuesday afternoon. Some Iowa track and field athletes trickled in for workouts, and some were in the midst of practice, but many Hawkeyes were absent from...

NCAAs a chance to improve national reputation for track and field

BEN SCHUFF March 11, 2011

Troy Doris knew he would be there. “Definitely” was his response when asked if at the beginning of the season he thought he would be in College Station, Texas, today and Saturday. “I knew I had...

Hawkeye hoops disappointed, but motivated

SETH ROBERTS March 11, 2011

INDIANAPOLIS — The Iowa locker room was as energetic as a funeral parlor after the team’s loss to Michigan State in the opening round of the Big Ten Tournament on Thursday. The Hawkeyes were slumped...

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