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| Murder charges filed against boyfriend in McKay case |
| BY JORDAN FRIES | MARCH 11, 2010 7:30 AM |
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Authorities have charged Sarah McKay’s live-in boyfriend of roughly two years with killing the 34-year-old mother, Johnson County Sheriff Lonny Pulkrabek said Wednesday. Eric Scott Osborn, 26, of 18 Expo Drive, was charged with first-degree murder, a Class A felony carrying a mandatory sentence of life in prison. |
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| Student taking Iowa club lacrosse from amateur to contender |
| BY IAN MARTIN | MARCH 11, 2010 7:30 AM |
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He’s probably the best player at his sport at the University of Iowa. And as an informal teacher of the game, he may be the most important player on his team. So why hasn’t anyone heard of Alex de la Peña? Maybe because few in Iowa have ever heard of his sport. |
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| New theater group Red Door Ensemble finds niche |
| BY CAROLINE BERG | MARCH 11, 2010 7:30 AM |
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Although 12 organizations stand on the Iowa City theater platform, a group of local entrepreneurial thespians have found a theatrical niche to fill in the Cultural Corridor. |
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| Football Photos: 2010 Orange Bowl |
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BY DI PHOTO STAFF
JANUARY 08, 2010
5:05 PM |
| The Iowa football team finishes the season 11-2 with a win over Georgia Tech in the 2010 FedEx Orange Bowl. |
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BY DI PHOTO STAFF
JANUARY 06, 2010
7:30 AM |
| Check out a multimedia feature from Iowa's victory over Georgia Tech in the 2010 Outback Bowl, with photos, video, and audio. |
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BY DI PHOTO STAFF
DECEMBER 07, 2009
7:30 AM |
| Check out a multimedia feature on alcohol consumption in Iowa City, with photos, video, and audio. |
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BY DI PHOTO STAFF
NOVEMBER 21, 2009
8:20 PM |
| Check out a multimedia feature with the sights and sounds from Iowa's final regular-season football game against the Minnesota Golden Gophers. |
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• Murder charges filed against boyfriend in McKay case
• Partnership for Alcohol Safety mum on 21-ordinance
• Mason discusses budget, flood relief with Staff Council
• Schiefer guilty of sexual abuse, burglary
• Bringing back the local dollar
• Spotlight Iowa City: Spanish associate professor to publish poetry book
• Man charged with burglary
• Man charged with theft
• Davenport man charged with theft, burglary
• Police Blotter
• The Daily Break
• Student taking Iowa club lacrosse from amateur to contender
• Hawkeyes get third crack at Wolverines
• Wrestling not dissatisfied, but wants domination
• The track team’s ‘split personality’
• Baseball heads to Lone Star state
• Nine wrestlers earn NCAA seeds
• Blar anticipates postseason success
• UI should be applauded for, and expand, alternative spring break offerings
• Save up, young people
• UI student: Hope still present in earthquake-devastated Haiti
• Letters to the Editor
• New theater group Red Door Ensemble finds niche
• Playwright to lead workshop
• Putting class into St. Patrick’s Day
• Via Audio performs at the Mill
• Abandoning sun rays for scuba
• Local bands to play Haiti benefit
• Twirling tassels at the Mill
• Swing dances at the Englert
• Artists swarm around Papadosio
• Silly, yet serious, art
• Lonelyhearts return to Iowa City
• Book review: The Heights
• Murder charges filed against boyfriend in McKay case
• Partnership for Alcohol Safety mum on 21-ordinance
• UI should be applauded for, and expand, alternative spring break offerings
• Wrestling not dissatisfied, but wants domination
• Mason discusses budget, flood relief with Staff Council
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