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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

Your Next Drink: Jameson and Ginger Ale

DI STAFF March 6, 2014

Jameson & Ginger Ale Primary Alcohol: Jameson Irish Whiskey Taste: Just like ginger, except it makes you warm in the stomach and face. Garnished with a lime will help to make the drink have a bit...

Caves, dreams, and art

DI STAFF March 6, 2014

With so much of the history of humankind taking place before records were kept, even the smallest tidbit information on our ancient ancestors and their way of life is highly coveted. On March 9, visitors...

Summer of the Arts announces 2014 season

DI STAFF March 6, 2014

Warm summer weather may seem far away now, but the city of Iowa City’s Summer of the Arts is preparing for its 2014 festival season. Today at 11 a.m. in the Sheraton Hotel, 210 S. Dubuque St., the Summer...

The cycle of art

CASSIDY RILEY March 6, 2014

Steve McGuire, a University of Iowa professor of 3D design and metal arts, has ridden his bike across the country three times. He said when he's riding, with the vast expanse of the sky stretched before...

The singularity of absurd

JUSTUS FLAIR March 6, 2014

Standing on stage, gesticulating wildly, and flitting around may seem an actor's job, but that didn't stop director Eric Forsythe from climbing out of his seat in the audience and doing just that. Only...

Funk seasoned with seasons

MCKENNA PAULUS March 6, 2014

For the funk band whysowhite, the ever-changing seasons of Chicago continually shape its sound. Vocalist D-Pop Fantastic said the summers play a huge part in inspiring the band. “There is nothing...

Art that walks

JENNIFER HOCH March 6, 2014

With the excitement of spring around the corner (maybe) and extended hours of daylight comes the Spring Gallery Walk. The Gallery Walk will begin at 5 p.m. on Friday. The event will be held at 17 different...

Fairy tales reimagined realistically

ISAAC HAMLET March 6, 2014

Many authors experience a sort of typecasting. Once they've gotten their start in a specific genre, they can allow that genre to define them, rarely, or never, dabbling in the unknown. This is a tendency...

Getting pinned

EMMA MCCLATCHEY March 6, 2014

I've had the same corkboard on my bedroom wall since first grade, and I haven't removed or replaced any of the items on it in years: not the junior-high dance pictures, Iowa basketball ticket stubs, or...

Game on

JUSTUS FLAIR February 27, 2014

Everyone knows the first rule of fight club is you don't talk about fight club. Yet Fight Club is being advertised all around Iowa City. A new business, Game Geeks, 114½ E. College St., will host the...

The word on the wire

ISAAC HAMLET February 27, 2014

Upon hearing the word “monologue,” it would not be unseemly for one to conjure images of overly dressed actors waltzing about on stage, throwing about “thee” and “thy,” managing to finish just...

50 years of brotherhood and music

JENNIFER HOCH February 27, 2014

Around 50 years ago, a group of men joined to create a barbershop chorus — the Iowa City Melody Hawks. Now, that group, which has changed its named to the Old Capitol Chorus, will celebrate a 50th anniversary...