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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

Elliot: Piping crude

BEAU ELLIOT February 10, 2015

Well, let’s see — the Republicans have controlled Congress for what?  Roughly a month now? According to the calendar, though we must admit, calendars might be a tad too much science for Republicans. So,...

Cervantes: Furnishing the war

CHRISTOPHER CERVANTES February 10, 2015

Newspaper publisher William Randolph Hearst purportedly said, “You furnish the pictures, and I’ll furnish the war.” With the amount of technology that can be used in today’s media,...

Evanson: Title IX complaints against UI valid

KEITH EVANSON February 10, 2015

As reported in the Feb. 6 issue of The Daily Iowan, four Iowa field-hockey players have filed a Title IX complaint against the University of Iowa on the basis of gender discrimination in the firing of...

Editorial: UI/AIB concerns remain unaddressed

DI EDITORIAL BOARD February 10, 2015

During the University of Iowa/ABI talks held in the State Capitol on Monday, UI President Sally Mason addressed a room full of representatives from all over Iowa as well as more than a dozen AIB students...

Women’s hoops moves up in rankings

DI STAFF February 10, 2015

The Iowa women’s basketball team has moved up to No. 14 in the latest AP Top 25. Following a tight loss on the road to No. 5 Maryland on Feb. 1, the Black and Gold put together back-to-back...

Woodbury grabs honor

DI STAFF February 10, 2015

Iowa’s Adam Woodbury has been named College Sports Madness’ Big Ten Player of the Week after Iowa won games against Michigan and Maryland. In those two contests, the junior center averaged...

Fry to be honored

DI STAFF February 10, 2015

Legendary former Iowa head coach Hayden Fry will receive the first-ever Legends Award from Southern Methodist University, the Mustang Athletics Department announced Monday. Fry will receive the award...

Douglas breaks into doubles lineup

JOSH HICKS February 10, 2015

Last weekend against Iowa State and Utah State, Iowa women’s tennis player Zoe Douglas passed a milestone of sorts — her first appearance in dual-match play as a Hawkeye. Although she débuted...

The level is in the details

CHARLIE GREEN February 10, 2015

Over the course of the week, DI staffer Charlie Green will provide an in-depth look at five core individuals who together account for only five of the 19 athletes on the Iowa men’s gymnastics team...

Penn State provides Iowa with a “gut check”

CODY GOODWIN February 10, 2015

Bobby Telford did not mince his words. After the top-ranked Iowa wrestling team’s 18-12 win over No. 6 Penn State on Sunday, a somewhat disappointing result for the Black and Gold despite another...

Gesell’s play improves despite injury

JACOB SHEYKO February 10, 2015

Limited. Restricted. Incomplete. These are words we should be using to describe Iowa guard Mike Gesell’s play after he hyperextended his right elbow in a practice nearly two weeks ago. Instead,...

UI sees increase in distance education

BRENDAN MAGEE February 10, 2015

More students are taking courses without ever stepping foot on campus. The University of Iowa has seen an increase in students pursuing distance education. It currently offers 16 different degree programs...

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