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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

Marks: Tickets issued for jaywalking misplaced

GUEST OPINION September 10, 2012

On Sept. 5 at approximately 3:54 p.m., as I walked along Clinton Street on my way home from work, another horridly dull and mildly depressing day behind me, I was jarred from my stupor by the sight of...

Ponnada: New degree a good environmental move

SRI PONNADA September 10, 2012

Last week, the University of Iowa made an excellent new addition to its current majors: environmental planning and policy. Beth Ingram, the assistant provost for undergraduate education, described this...

Obama’s plans are too vague

DI EDITORIAL BOARD September 10, 2012

President Obama returned to the University of Iowa on Sept. 7 for a campaign rally during which he restated his grand vision for the country, previously outlined the night before in his address at the...

Iowa men’s golf consistent at Gopher Invitational

DI STAFF September 10, 2012

The Iowa Hawkeyes men’s golf team sits at ninth place in the Gopher Invitational at Spring Hill Golf Club of Wayzata, Minn., after the first two rounds took place Sunday. The Hawkeyes finished...

Iowa Women’s golf kicks off season

DI STAFF September 10, 2012

The Iowa women’s golf team is set to start its season today. The Hawkeyes will participate in the annual Chip-N-Club Invitational in Lincoln, Neb., at the Country Club of Lincoln. As a team, the Hawkeyes...

Hawkeye soccer wins again

DI STAFF September 10, 2012

The Iowa women’s soccer team won the Black Knight Classic with a 4-0 victory over Long Island-Brooklyn at Clinton Field at West Point on Sunday. The win moved the Hawkeyes record to 8-0 on the season...

Iowa women’s cross-country wins Bradley Open

DI STAFF September 10, 2012

The Iowa women’s cross-country team fared well in its second meet of the season on Sept. 7 at the Bradley Open in Peoria, Ill. The Hawkeye harriers dominated the three-mile event with the top four...

Hawkeye men’s cross-country doesn’t impress coach

DI STAFF September 10, 2012

The Iowa men’s cross-country team had a rough finish, coming up short in the Bradley Open in Peoria, Ill. on Sept. 7. Only three runners had a top-10 finish, compared with last week’s six. The...

Iowa volleyball leaves Ames with 2-1 record on the weekend

CARLOS SOSA September 10, 2012

The Iowa volleyball team lost to the Cyclones in three sets last season, but this year the Hawkeyes prolonged the battle into a five-set thriller. Iowa hasn’t gone to five sets with the in-state...

Commentary: Vandenberg struggling, but taking too much blame

SAM LOUWAGIE September 10, 2012

You don’t have to tell James Vandenberg. He knows. He knows the Iowa offense has failed miserably in its first two games. He knows it has let down a feisty Hawkeye defense. And the fifth-year senior...

Hawkeye receivers drop the ball

TORK MASON September 10, 2012

C.J. Fiedorowicz bent over and threw his arms above his head. He stared down at the Kinnick Stadium turf for a few moments. Eventually, the junior tight end returned to the huddle, still shaking his head. Fiedorowicz...

Two Coralville residents face felony drug charges

DI STAFF September 10, 2012

Two Coralville residents face numerous charges after a Sept. 7 search of their vehicle allegedly yielded more than two pounds of marijuana. According to a Coralville police complaint, Angela Townsend,...

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