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

The independent newspaper of the University of Iowa community since 1868

The Daily Iowan

Home Movie Day celebrates 10 years

DI STAFF October 11, 2012

Home Movie Day is a worldwide celebration of amateur filmmaking, and this week marks the 10th anniversary. Iowa City area residents will have the opportunity to showcase their home movies 1 p.m. Saturday...

StarLite Cinema to feature Close Encounters of the Third Kind

DI STAFF October 11, 2012

Trick or treat? StarLite Cinema presented by M.C. Ginsberg has both. Fans of the supernatural can join in on the festive spirit and watch Steven Spielberg's Close Encounters of the Third Kind while sitting...

Beer of the Week: Red Rambler Ale

DAN VERHILLE October 11, 2012

Name: Red Rambler Ale In taste and packaging, the Red Rambler is a simple but striking ale from a Knoxville, Iowa, brewery. Although the folks over at Peace Tree are arguably in Cyclone territory,...

Home Movie Day celebrates 10 years

DI STAFF October 11, 2012

Home Movie Day is a worldwide celebration of amateur filmmaking, and this week marks the 10th anniversary. Iowa City area residents will have the opportunity to showcase their home movies 1 p.m. Saturday...

StarLite Cinema to feature Close Encounters of the Third Kind

DI STAFF October 11, 2012

Trick or treat? StarLite Cinema presented by M.C. Ginsberg has both. Fans of the supernatural can join in on the festive spirit and watch Steven Spielberg's Close Encounters of the Third Kind while sitting...

Symposium explores the culture, history, art, and struggles of the Latinos in the Midwest

RANA MOUSTAFA October 11, 2012

Vicki Ruiz knows Latino culture. “Latinos are the biggest minority group in the United States, but their contributions and legacies in the United States often remain invisible to the general public...

RAYGUN owner collaborates on illustrated book about the Midwest

SAMANTHA GENTRY October 11, 2012

For RAYGUN founder Mike Draper, the Midwest is the best name in the world because it’s not a real direction. In his illustrated book The Midwest: God’s Gift to Planet Earth, he writes, “It’s...

City High students return to Mayberry

AUDREY DWYER October 11, 2012

This weekend, high-school students will use theater to bring to the surface issues often ignored. City High students will tell stories about bigotry, hardship, and opinions in the Iowa City community...

YouTube-famous duo returns to Iowa City

EMILY BURDS October 11, 2012

How does one become a national music phenomenon? Youtube, of course. Just ask the dynamic duo of Cal and Rez, who make up the band of Timefiles, which will perform in the IMU on Oct. 14. Joining forces...

UI Theater program presents an adaptation of Shakespeare’s Macbeth

JUSTUS FLAIR October 11, 2012

The Lion King, West Side Story, and She’s the Man seem to have nothing in common. However, they are similar in that they are all modernized adaptations of Shakespeare. Adapting any of Shakespeare’s...

Englert Theatre kicks off 100th Anniversary celebration

EMMA MCCLATCHEY October 11, 2012

There’s just something about the Englert. It could be the “intimate, historic vibe” that Englert Executive Director Andre Perry credited the theater, or its “iconic” position...

Hampel: Selling a false sense of security

GUEST COLUMN October 11, 2012

One concern among many opposed to the proposed justice center, particularly the thousands of sexual- and physical-assault survivors in Johnson County, is the type of screening that will be implemented...

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