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

UIHC donation plan would inappropriately pressure patients

DI EDITORIAL BOARD November 5, 2009

The idea of asking hospital patients to make donations upon their arrival — as UI Hospitals and Clinics officials apparently considered doing — is like a surgeon placing a tip jar in the operating...

For Bi-Sexual Chocolate, flag-football is child’s play

MATT SCHOMMER November 5, 2009

Bi-Sexual Chocolate certainly isn’t the new kid on the block. Many members of this season’s flag-football Co-Recreational championship team have known each other for more than a decade, and some have...

Sash a Thorpe semifinalist

DI STAFF November 5, 2009

On Wednesday, officials announced that Iowa sophomore safety Tyler Sash has been recognized as a semifinalist for this year’s Jim Thorpe Award, which goes annually to college football’s top defensive...

Women’s golf cards lowest scores of the fall

J.T. BUGOS November 5, 2009

Two and a half weeks ago, during the Hawkeye Invitational, the Iowa women’s golf team scored its lowest round of the season, carding a 306. In the Challenge at Onion Creek in Austin, Texas, on Monday...

A former football and fútbol star

ROBBIE LEHMAN November 5, 2009

Sophomore goalkeeper Emily Moran has been making saves and recording shutouts for the Iowa soccer team for the last two seasons. Not too long ago, she was also kicking field goals and extra points for...

Field hockey riding momentum

JORDAN GARRETSON November 5, 2009

The team that reaps the most end-of-year success isn’t always the one with the best record. It’s often the team that catches fire at the right time. This year’s Iowa field-hockey team is looking...

Special teams looking to get back on track

SCOTT MILLER November 5, 2009

Maybe this is why Iowa head coach Kirk Ferentz is so superstitious. On Sept. 30 — three days after Adrian Clayborn returned a blocked punt 53 yards against Penn State to help the Hawkeyes win, 21-10,...

$43 million Carver renovations underway

SCOTT MILLER November 5, 2009

Perhaps it’s fitting that legendary Iowa basketball head coach Lute Olson was in town this past weekend to commemorate the 1980 Final Four team. Renovations on Carver-Hawkeye Arena — also known as...

Officials report 4 more H1N1 deaths

DI STAFF November 5, 2009

State public-health officials reported four more H1N1 deaths in Iowa on Wednesday. The victims are from Dubuque, Polk, Mills, and Monona Counties, according to the Iowa Department of Public Health. Three...

Head of Food Prize Foundation to lecture

DI STAFF November 5, 2009

The president of the World Food Prize Foundation will speak about global hunger issues at the UI on next week. Kenneth Quinn will deliver a free lecture at noon on Nov. 9 in 22 Schaeffer Hall. Quinn...

2nd-degree murder trial set for May

DI STAFF November 5, 2009

Former Iowa City man Brian Dykstra’s trial has been moved to May 2010. The 33-year-old is charged with second-degree murder after his 20-month-old adopted child died from head trauma incurred while...

Cyber crime at all-time high, turns to social networking

MARLEEN LINARES November 5, 2009

While the Internet has opened many windows of opportunity to research, shopping and entertainment, it has also opened up the window for more crime. According to the FBI’s annual Internet crime report,...

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