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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

Swimmers develop using strength training program

BEN WOLFSON January 27, 2011

When freshman swimmers come into the Iowa swimming program, many never had weight training in high school, so there is an adjustment period when they work with strength and conditioning coach Bill Maxwell. Maxwell,...

Rec center prepares for large crowds at US Diving Nationals

MAGGIE CUNNINGHAM January 27, 2011

The top divers from across the country have come to Iowa City for the USA Diving 2011 Winter National Championships, to be held in the Campus Recreation & Wellness Center. Competition will begin with...

Men’s hoops struggles against zone against Penn State

SETH ROBERTS January 27, 2011

Defense wins games, which explains why the Iowa men’s basketball team lost to Penn State, 65-51, Sunday in University Park, Pa. The Hawkeyes (8-12, 1-7 Big Ten) allowed the Nittany Lions (11-8, 4-4)...

Iowa looks to upset No. 10 ranked Michigan State

JON FRANK January 27, 2011

Iowa women’s basketball’s matchup today in Carver-Hawkeye Arena against No. 10 Michigan State provides the Hawkeyes (15-5, 3-4) a chance to reassert themselves in the Big Ten. No. 18 Iowa fell to...

Wrestling adds another TV broadcast for Penn State dual

J.T. BUGOS January 27, 2011

Iowa wrestling’s dual with Penn State on Jan. 30 has added another tape-delay broadcast. The meet will be shown on the day of the meet at 8:30 p.m. CST, and it will also be shown as previously scheduled...

Wrestler looks to reclaim his spot at the top

J.T. BUGOS January 27, 2011

Matt McDonough needs to push the pace. Iowa’s 125-pound wrestler’s only loss this season has come in a match in which four total points were scored. Northwestern’s then second-ranked Brandon Precin...

Spotlight: French journalist learns about America

KELSEY MURPHY January 27, 2011

Sebastian Compagnon walked into his 10-student French class from frigid late-January temperatures and greeted his subjects with “Bonjour” and a broad grin plastered on his face. As the class read...

City library wants funds for security, technology

MICHELLE McCONNAUGHEY January 27, 2011

Iowa City Public Library officials fear their facility is becoming obsolete. So they’re asking the city for more money, hoping to continue modernizing the library and making it more secure. But that’s...

Volunteering up among students

KENDALL McCABE January 27, 2011

During high school, Elizabeth Winter volunteered at a hospital and with the National Honors Society. When she entered her freshman year at the University of Iowa last semester, she began participating...

Students can now ‘grab and go’ for meals at Burge

ALISON SULLIVAN January 27, 2011

One floor below the Burge Hall Marketplace on Wednesday, a slew of students were benefiting from a new, faster lunch option. At the start of this semester, University of Iowa dining officials opened the...

UI follows retention trends

NINA EARNEST January 27, 2011

The University of Iowa is following a national trend of increasing first- to second-year retention rates recorded in an ACT survey. Overall college retention rates, among all classes of higher education,...

UI to offer M.F.A in book arts

ALLIE WRIGHT January 27, 2011

In the era of technology, it seems people are always trying to come up with the latest gadget. But for a group of University of Iowa students, their focus is a bit more traditional: how to make and create...

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