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

Prall: Vigilantism in the internet age

JACOB PRALL November 21, 2014

As of Nov. 16, the hacker group known as “Anonymous” had control of the official KKK Twitter account. That almost sounds like a punch line. The Internet vigilantes have taken to the Internet...

Manfull: Zero tolerance for domestic abuse

ERIN MANFULL November 21, 2014

Recently, it seems that the public-relations departments on various NFL teams have become a broken record. Player hits wife. Wife stands by husband. NFL makes a statement about domestic abuse. Player gets...

Beary: Let there be love

HANNA BEARY November 21, 2014

Two people lock gazes, not knowing the impact the other is about to make on their lives. As they decide if they want to spend the rest of their lives together, who is to say that the two can or cannot...

Editorial: No end in sight to violence in Israel

DI EDITORIAL BOARD November 21, 2014

After a brief respite following a bloody summer, the Israeli-Palestinian peace effort was struck yet another blow Tuesday, when two armed Palestinian men entered a synagogue in Jerusalem and killed four...

Softball adds three recruits to 2015 class

DI STAFF November 21, 2014

Three Iowa softball recruits signed their national letters of intent to join the team starting in the 2015-16 season. Erin Riding of McKinney, Texas, and Brooke Rozier of Jefferson City, Missouri, will...

Field hockey signs three

DI STAFF November 21, 2014

The Iowa field-hockey team announced the signing of three new recruits on Thursday. Avery Semler, Makenna Grewe, and Riley Kniptash all signed national letters of Intent and are set to join...

Beginning of the end as Iowa volleyball travels to Northwestern

KYLE MANN November 21, 2014

Despite being in the midst of a three-game skid, the Iowa volleyball players have their heads high and eyes forward as they travel to Northwestern for their third-to-last match of the season this weekend....

Hawkeye offense stays hot

KYLE MANN November 21, 2014

The Iowa women’s basketball team will host the Hawkeye Challenge this weekend, and it is scheduled to tip off with Pepperdine at 7:30 p.m. today and again against a play-in winner at the same time on...

Kelly ready for mat time

CODY GOODWIN November 21, 2014

Michael Kelly knows his performance from last weekend’s Luther Open can be improved upon. He can be more dominant. He can score more points. He can take his wrestling to another level. Those were...

Texas downs Iowa, 71-57

JACOB SHEYKO November 21, 2014

In the end, what Iowa feared would beat it did. Texas’ frontcourt proved to be too much for Iowa, bullying the Hawkeyes on both the offensive and defensive ends of the floor. While belated, the Longhorns...

Gordon poses huge challenge

DANNY PAYNE November 21, 2014

There wasn’t any hesitation in Mark Weisman’s answer when a member of the media asked him to compare his game with Melvin Gordon’s. “There’s no comparison; he’s the...

Man charged with second-offense burglary

DI STAFF November 21, 2014

Authorities have accused an Iowa City man of stealing from unoccupied vehicles and possessing marijuana. Michael Amling, 21, was charged Nov. 19 with three charges of third-degree second-offense motor-vehicle...

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