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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

Korobov: Nothing is really deleted

MICHAEL KOROBOV September 3, 2014

In a world of terrorism, deadly viruses, and international wars, what event could be serious enough to take over the headlines? A massive celebrity hacking, of course. This week, hundreds of explicit...

Stercula: Time for another space race

TYLER STERCULA September 3, 2014

After NASA revealed plans for a $7 billion rocket, one that could potentially take humans to Mars in the near future, the Internet erupted with vicious comments complaining about the inappropriate allocation...

Cervantes: Congress and Christ

CHRISTOPHER CERVANTES September 3, 2014

For as long as I can remember, I’ve been told that the United States is a practitioner of the separation of church and state. My response: baloney. When school children say the pledge of allegiance...

Editorial: Proposed EPA rules need clarity

DI EDITORIAL BOARD September 3, 2014

Iowan farmers are clamoring for clarification in regards to a rule proposed by the Environmental Protection Agency, which may result in steep fines and an unwarranted expansion of the EPA’s jurisdiction....

Soccer rankings released

DI STAFF September 3, 2014

The Hawkeye women’s soccer team dropped two spots to No. 9 in the NSCAA Great Lakes regional poll despite going undefeated over the weekend. Iowa beat Fresno State 3-0 and survived a late comeback...

Anderson shines in first race

MARIO WILLIAMS September 3, 2014

Sophomore Ben Anderson competed and finished strong in his first race this past weekend since coming back from an injury. Anderson redshirted last season after running in only two meets. He said the...

New era brings new emphasis to in-state volleyball talent

KYLE MANN September 3, 2014

The buzz around Carver-Hawkeye Arena regarding new Iowa volleyball head coach Bond Shymansky has been overwhelmingly positive in the early months of his reign. The Iowa City native has several qualities...

Second options for soccer

JORDAN HANSEN September 3, 2014

With an incredible 5 goals in Iowa’s first four games, senior forward Cloe Lacasse has taken the brunt of the offensive load, and she leads the team in goals, shots, shots on goal, and points. Her...

Questions arise about Wisconsin’s health

JACOB SHEYKO September 3, 2014

No. 18 Wisconsin opened its season with a loss this past week, but it did so with their two best offensive players watching from the sideline. Many people who viewed Wisconsin’s matchup with LSU...

Iowa Notebook: Bower enjoys spotlight

CODY GOODWIN September 3, 2014

Bo Bower played pretty well during the Aug. 30 game. He had just two tackles but picked off a pass in the third quarter and recorded a big-time sack when Northern Iowa was in the red zone early in the...

Highly paid workers see bulk of wage increase, report says

DANIEL VALENTIN September 3, 2014

Over the past couple of years, different workers in Iowa have experienced different patterns of wage growth because of the actions that certain businesses take to become more successful, according to a...

UI grads apt at apps

BEN MARKS September 3, 2014

Blake Rupe and Ruihao Min are two recent University of Iowa graduates who have made a splash in the technology world, winning awards and participating in special programs, respectively. Rupe is the creator...

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