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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

Softball hosts Purdue

MITCH SMITH April 9, 2010

Score first. That’s the goal the Iowa softball coaches talk about before the Hawkeyes take the field. And when Iowa (19-13-1, 5-0 Big Ten) does strike first, the game usually ends well. Putting runs...

Lady golfers back in action

JESSIE SMITH April 9, 2010

After over three weeks off, the Iowa women’s golf team is ready to hit the links at this weekend’s Indiana Invitational. Three of the five Hawkeyes traveling to this year’s Bloomington event participated...

Baseball hosts Illinois in three-game set

J.T. BUGOS April 9, 2010

Two midweek games were canceled earlier this week, but the Iowa baseball team may have benefited more from unexpected practice than suiting up for games. On Tuesday, Iowa was scheduled to play Western...

Siena’s Francis tabbed as McCaffery assistant

BRENDAN STILES April 9, 2010

One of the three available assistant coaching positions on Fran McCaffery’s staff was filled on Thursday. Ten days after McCaffery was introduced as Iowa’s new men’s basketball coach, Andrew Francis...

Perry to serve as Englert’s exec director

DI STAFF April 9, 2010

The Englert Theatre has appointed Mission Creek Festival founder Andre Perry as its new executive director. Perry, a Princeton University graduate, will continue to serve as president and primary programmer...

Man charged with burglary, robbery

DI STAFF April 9, 2010

Coralville police arrested a man for allegedly attacking a man and attempting to steal his wallet. Yshan Rogers, 18, address unknown, was charged Tuesday with first-degree burglary and second-degree robbery. According...

UI visiting scholar and Kyrgyz hopes for best

REGINA ZILBERMINTS April 9, 2010

Five years ago, Asylbek Zhoodonbekov stood in front of government buildings in Kyrgyzstan and demanded change. It didn’t come. In fact, it got worse. “I really hoped but was disappointed,” the...

Spotlight Iowa City: UI’s $12 million man

JOSEPH BELK April 9, 2010

Sporting a crisp gray suit and tie, Karim Abdel-Malek- could be mistaken for a bank executive, perhaps a lawyer. The clothes might be fitting. The director of the University of Iowa Center for Computer-Aided...

City hopes for Commerce funds for flood recovery

GRACE SAVIDES April 9, 2010

Iowa City officials are hopeful that a visit from U.S. Commerce Secretary Gary Locke today could mean more funding for flood-recovery projects. Locke will announce new Commerce Department investments,...

10,000 Hours show also brings hours of work

MARLEEN LINARES April 9, 2010

A subcommittee of seven University of Iowa students spent 30 minutes attempting to complete details for decorations, catering, and pre-party invitations. Four other students debated the design of concert...

School Board decides to hear more public input

HOLLY HINES April 9, 2010

The public needs more time to weigh in on an additional plan to redistrict Iowa City schools, School Board members decided Thursday. The board agreed to host another public forum on May 4 to solicit input...

UI to raze Hawkeye Court in next five years

ARIANA WITT April 9, 2010

Moussa Fall’s dimly lit, two-bedroom apartment is a cramped space. Boxes from the post office sit on his couch, and his students’ assignments are piled on top of a tiny wooden desk next to canned food. The...

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