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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

KRUI student radio getting the shaft

GUEST OPINION September 6, 2011

I’ve been with KRUI for more than four years now, and I have the pleasure of serving as general manager, a position I will relinquish in a month because of increased time constraints. At KRUI, we work...

Labor’s love’s lost

BEAU ELLIOT September 6, 2011

Good job? Good luck. Good night. Not to rain on your Labor Day parade or anything. Yeah, I know, for many Americans, Labor Day means gathering your grill friends and your girlfriends and, presumably,...

Should alcohol be sold in Kinnick?

DI EDITORIAL STAFF September 6, 2011

Yes As a colleague of mine commented so poignantly, it’s a historically egalitarian issue by nature, a simple matter, in principle, of the haves and the have-nots. Why should we, these huddling masses...

Men’s golf aide headed to Minnesota

DI STAFF September 6, 2011

Former Iowa men’s assistant golf coach Tyler Stith is no longer with the program; he has accepted a job as an assistant coach at Minnesota, according to a Minnesota release on Sept. 1. Stith, an Iowa...

Soccer’s Lacasse honored after strong weekend

DI STAFF September 6, 2011

Iowa freshman soccer player Cloé Lacasse was named the Big Ten Freshman of the Week after her offensive outbursts against George Washington and American University last weekend. The native of Sudbury,...

Soccer wins twice to stay undefeated

DI STAFF September 6, 2011

The Iowa women’s soccer team had a successful weekend in Washington, D.C., winning two games to remain undefeated in 2011. The Hawkeyes set a school record with a win over American University on Sunday....

1986 field hockey nat’l champs honored during Iowa victory

NICK SZAFRANSKI September 6, 2011

The greatest accomplishment in a storied program’s history was honored on Sunday, 25 years later. At halftime of the Iowa field-hockey team’s 3-0 win over UMass on Sunday, the 1986 Hawkeye national-championship...

Women’s cross-country loses season opener

SAM ODEYEMI September 6, 2011

The Iowa women’s cross-country team opened its season with a 32-33 loss to Illinois State on Sept. 2. The Hawkeyes competed at the Iowa Open, held on the Ashton Cross-Country Course. Redbird freshman...

Men’s cross country shakes off rust

BEN ROSS September 6, 2011

The Iowa’s men’s cross-country team came out hot in its first meet of the season, defeating a comparably slow Illinois State squad, 18-39. Iowa’s runners had to compete against the weather as well...

Iowa freshman golfer focused on mental approach

BEN SCHUFF September 6, 2011

Joseph Winslow is truly a student of golf. A freshman from Overland Park, Kan., he has read or is reading several books about the sport, including The Golfer’s Mind and Putting Out of Your Mind, both...

Iowa volleyball falls fast in Ames

MOLLY IRENE OLMSTEAD September 6, 2011

AMES — The Iowa volleyball team returned home from Ames with a 2-1 record in the Iowa State Challenge this past weekend. The Hawkeyes defeated Arizona State in a close match, 3-1, and repeated the performance...

Q&A: Tim Dwight reflects on 2011 squad, broken records

SAM LOUWAGIE September 6, 2011

DI: What does this honor mean to you? Dwight: You know, you look at all the players [in the Hall of Fame] — just incredible athletes. And you’re supposed to be in this incredible group. It’s kind...

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