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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

Ponnada: The joy of Camp Gyno

SRI PONNADA August 2, 2013

Ladies: Do you remember when you first had “that time of month”? I will never forget mine. It was the summer before my 12th birthday. For some reason, my mom was away on a trip, and I was...

Reiland: Saying goodbye to Beijing

JORDYN REILAND August 2, 2013

BEIJING — There wasn’t just one word to describe it. I was paralyzed with fear after each step I took up the uneven stone path. The challenge of actually making it up didn’t look nearly as daunting...

Editorial: Tuition freeze not a solution

DI EDITORIAL BOARD August 2, 2013

For the first time in more than three decades, tuition will not rise at the University of Iowa for the 2013-14 academic year for undergraduates paying the in-state rate. For this group, base tuition for...

Hawkeyes competing all over

CODY GOODWIN August 2, 2013

Incoming Iowa women’s golfer Jessie Sindlinger didn’t make the cut at the 38th Junior PGA Championship. Sindlinger shot 29-over in the first two rounds of the tournament. She did not play in the...

The DI‘s biggest summer storylines

CODY GOODWIN August 2, 2013

The summer of 2013 was an adventurous one for a number of Iowa’s student-athletes. Some select Hawkeyes competed overseas, a golfer made his professional début, and summer basketball ruled the North...

Alexander has something to prove

DOMINICK WHITE August 2, 2013

Iowa City West High product Dondre Alexander was a man on a mission during this summer’s Prime Time League. The recent high-school graduate let his phenomenal play speak volumes, and it helped coach...

Iowa men’s basketball preps for Europe

MATT CABEL August 2, 2013

The Iowa men’s basketball team is headed overseas.  The team will leave Aug. 11 for six exhibition games in Europe and France beginning on Aug. 13. The Hawkeyes will play two matches against...

Man faces many charges

CASSIDY RILEY August 2, 2013

A man has been charged after allegedly committing numerous thefts. Taylin Anderson, 18, was charged on Monday with first-degree theft, second-degree theft, fourth-degree theft, unauthorized use of a credit...

Sculpture slated to return outside Adler Journalism Building this fall

QUENTIN MISIAG August 2, 2013

A University of Iowa public-art piece that was damaged following a winter snowfall will soon make its return back home to Iowa City. Iacto, the sculpture situated on the southeast side of the Adler Journalism...

UI Kid Captains announced for this fall

QUENTIN MISIAG August 2, 2013

A new set of current and former University of Iowa Children’s Hospital patients will soon don the title of Kid Captain. In all, 14 kids will get a chance to shine on game day during the Hawkeyes’...

Sephora opens Coral Ridge location

QUENTIN MISIAG August 2, 2013

A leading global specialty beauty retailer is set to open new doors in the Iowa City area. Paris-based Sephora, which carries a variety of skin-care, fragrance, and body-care products, will open its Coral...

Council to move on bar spacing rule

KRISTEN EAST August 2, 2013

The Iowa City city councilors will vote on the second consideration of an ordinance that would lift space restrictions on drinking establishments in outlying areas of Iowa City. The spacing rule currently...

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