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

Bianchini: Stalking not so cute

FRANCESCA BIANCHINI April 3, 2013

Facebook stalking: We’re all guilty of it. But there’s a fine line between creeping on your crush and needing a restraining order put in place because of your slightly terrifying hobby. The...

Overton: Anti-Chauncey movement drowned out by silliness

JON OVERTON April 3, 2013

Riding through town on horseback, shouting, ringing a cowbell, and nude at 3 a.m. will effectively attract attention. However, if you have a serious message, it will surely be lost. Some opponents of...

Editorial: Organizations can defend Iowa’s water sources

DI EDITORIAL BOARD April 3, 2013

Concerned with improving and protecting the Iowa River watershed, members of the Iowa River Friends are organizing and plan to officially form by mid-April. The quality of water in the Iowa River has...

Iowa women’s golf winds up seventh

RYAN RODRIGUEZ April 3, 2013

The Iowa women’s golf team finished seventh at the Challenge at Onion Creek in Austin, Texas. The Hawkeyes carded a three-round total of 895 (plus-55), 33 strokes behind first-place Gonzaga. Senior...

Iowa softball looks to escape from Big Ten’s with in-state rival Drake

NICK DELAQUILA April 3, 2013

The Iowa softball team plans to regain its early-season form when it travels west to face Drake this evening. After beginning the season 17-6 — including impressive wins over five top-25 opponents...

Iowa’s men’s tennis still seeking first Big Ten win

DOMINICK WHITE April 3, 2013

The Iowa’s men’s tennis team will take on the Cornhuskers in Lincoln at the Nebraska Tennis Center this afternoon. The Hawkeyes will seek their first Big Ten win of the season. The Black...

Iowa baseball working with youthful lineup

TOMMY REINKING April 3, 2013

The lineup that takes the field for the Iowa Hawkeyes baseball team each game is not an experienced one. The oldest player in the lineup against the Western Illinois Leathernecks, Trevor Kenyon, was born...

Hawkeye baseball beats out Western Illinois, 10-6

JALYN SOUCHEK April 3, 2013

It was a cold night for the Iowa baseball team when it met with Western Illinois on Tuesday for the second time this season. The Hawkeyes improved to 2-0 against interim pitching coach Jim Brownlee’s...

Iowa tops Maryland, 71-60, advances to first NIT championship in school history

IAN MARTIN April 3, 2013

NEW YORK — Iowa’s captains led the Hawkeye squad to the program’s first-ever NIT championship game on Tuesday night, as the third-seeded squad defeated Maryland, 71-60. Iowa (25-12, 9-9...

Man charged with possessing more than 47.5 grams of marijuana

REBECCA MORIN April 3, 2013

A local man has been accused of possessing more than 47.5 grams of marijuana. Daniel Louis, 36, was charged April 1 with a tax-stamp violation and controlled-substance violation. A law-enforcement official...

Man accused of possessing prescription drugs

REBECCA MORIN April 3, 2013

A local man has been accused of having prescription drugs without a prescription. Matthew Smith, 23, was charged Monday with unlawful possession of prescription drugs and controlled-substance violation. Iowa...

Man arranged for nine pounds of marijuana to be delivered

REBECCA MORIN April 3, 2013

A local man has been accused of arranging nine pounds of marijuana to be delivered to a residence. Grant Mehmen, 23, was charged Monday with solicitation to commit a felony. Johnson County Drug Task...

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