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The independent newspaper of the University of Iowa community since 1868

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The independent newspaper of the University of Iowa community since 1868

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Q&A with Patrick DuLaney

DI STAFF July 9, 2015

Patrick DuLaney is a freelance actor, director, choreographer, and teacher living in Iowa City. He has worked extensively in this area, as well as all over the country for the past 20 years. DuLaney...

Rolling with Osaka

ISABELLE ROBLES July 9, 2015

Osaka Japanese Cuisine, 122 E. Washington St., which opened recently, offers a wide array of Japanese food. The restaurant is clean and smells fresh, with adornments ranging from red party lights to white...

Pixar turns filmdom inside out

BRIANNA JETT July 9, 2015

Inside Out, Pixar’s latest animated feature, opens with an animated short dedicated to the love two singing volcanoes have for each other — and the tectonic activity that brought them together....

Heady times at the Englert

ALEC GLUESING July 9, 2015

Beer Tasting: Deschutes Brewery at the Englert Iowa City craft-beer drinkers are in for a frothy, hoppy treat Friday evening at the Englert Theater.  The venue will host its third beer-tasting...

Silber: Greece picked the lesser of two evils

KELIN SILBER July 9, 2015

On July 5, 61 percent of the people in Greece voted “No” to increased austerity measures by debt collectors. This decision will, hopefully, encourage the debt collectors to reconsider their...

Flattery: U.S. Super PACs: good or bad?

NEIL FLATTERY July 9, 2015

The 2016 presidential election is slowly approaching, and candidates on both sides of the political spectrum are in full force, organizing their campaigns and attempting to lure wealthy donors to financially...

Clegg: Missing women in the corporate field

CHRIS CLEGG July 9, 2015

Much has been made about the inequalities that women experience in the work place. They are, according to a 2013 White House report, earning 78 cents for every $1 that a man makes. It is not just cold...

Editorial: To save EU, forgive Greek debts

DI EDITORIAL BOARD July 9, 2015

In the aftermath of Greece’s history-shattering decision to proclaim a big fat “NO” as a response to Germany’s incessant pro-austerity measure bullying, the European Union seems...

Kastanek grows into leadership

CHARLIE GREEN July 9, 2015

At 2-2, coach Brian Joens’ Cullen Painting/Joensy’s sits in the middle of the pack of Game Time League, but one player has kept tension low entering postseason play — Iowa junior-to-be Alexa...

Prime Time’s mystery man

KYLE MANN July 9, 2015

The Prime Time League, from one perspective, is primarily a chance for Hawkeye fans in the local area to get a preview for the coming season. Northern Iowa players have joined in on the past two years,...

Jennings leads fierce comeback in Game Time

CHARLIE GREEN July 9, 2015

Head coach Randy Larson approached his point guard, Luther’s Moran Lonning, and embraced her at the conclusion of Wednesday night’s Game Time League finale. He held the game’s box score...

Students see stars

BRENT GRIFFITHS July 9, 2015

Poolside in Coralville, Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., said colleges and universities are stuck in “yesterday.” The candidate for the GOP presidential nomination stressed the need for a more packaged...

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