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

Police, bar owners should team up to curb downtown violence

DI EDITORIAL BOARD September 3, 2009

Despite the financial problems facing the Iowa City police, the department and the public — including bar owners — should work together to prevent alcohol-related violence. Starting Sept. 20, Iowa...

Fry an honorary captain

DI SPORTS STAFF September 3, 2009

In light of the inaugural Fry Fest taking place on Friday, legendary Iowa head coach Hayden Fry has been named an honorary captain for the Hawkeyes’ game at Kinnick Stadium on Saturday against Northern...

Men’s cross country still looking for No. 1 harrier

SEAN MORGAN September 3, 2009

Jesse Luciano has the credentials, Nick Holmes has the upside, and Sam Bailin has the drive. But as far as Iowa men’s cross-country coach Larry Wieczorek is concerned, the top runner on his squad has...

Women’s cross country optimistic for 2009 season

MICHELE DANNO September 3, 2009

While the Iowa football fans stress over the loss of the team’s top 2008 performers, members of the women’s cross-country team see losing their top athletes as an advantage to the team’s cohesion...

Peculiar play marked 2008 flag-football semis

IAN MARTIN September 3, 2009

With the new flag-football season almost underway, Recreational Services and students alike remember one game in particular from last year’s season. Those familiar with the contest refer to it simply...

No problem flagging down students

MITCH SMITH September 3, 2009

The Iowa football team isn’t the only one that will kick off its season in the coming days. Starting next week, another 210 teams will take to the gridiron for intramural flag football. The number...

‘Boldt’ing for volleyball success

EVELYN LAU September 3, 2009

Ben Boldt sees potential for volleyball greatness. After serving two seasons as an assistant volleyball coach at Alabama, Boldt now returns to his Midwestern roots. During his time with the Crimson Tide,...

Commentary: Men’s golf a tough opponent

CLARK CAHILL September 3, 2009

There is no question about it. The Iowa men’s golf team is a force to be reckoned with, and the Hawkeyes are not going to be a fun opponent for opposing schools anytime in the near future. After finishing...

Big Ten Preview: Buckeyes back on top

JON LINDER September 3, 2009

At a time when “green living” is pushing Americans to be more aware of their cars’ fuel efficiency and the size of their carbon footprints, it’s easy to appreciate Jim Tressel’s knack for recycling...

O’Meara moves to fore

AMIE KIEHN September 3, 2009

Correction appended 09/05/09 After Shonn Greene’s remarkable run last year, rushing for 1,850 yards and claiming the Doak Walker Award as college football’s top tailback, the Hawkeyes were constantly...

Spotlight Iowa City: Star of a Spanish novela

ADAM SALAZAR September 3, 2009

As an 10-year-old, Brian Quijada had a nightly family ritual: dinner and a telenovela. The program of choice was “La Mentira” — “The Lie” — a Mexican soap opera about a man trying to uncover...

UI’s Pick One has freshmen get involved

MAHMOUD LUTFI September 3, 2009

Extracurricular activities used to be take it-or-leave it affairs, but now UI freshmen are expected to participate in at least one. The UI Student Success Team has adopted a program — for the second...

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