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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: Black and Gold

DI STAFF November 21, 2013

Black and Gold: a specialty-beer combination that encompasses both the Irish spirit of Micky’s pub and the Hawkeye spirit of Iowa City. Primary Alcohol: Guinness and hard cider My experience with this...

Author talks latest project

JUSTUS FLAIR November 21, 2013

Patrick Irelan has written a little bit of everything — instructional material, family memoirs, nonfiction, and fiction. Now, the University of Iowa graduate will read from his latest project, a collection...

Winter Farmers’ Market begins

DI STAFF November 21, 2013

Iowa City’s first winter Farmers’ Market will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Iowa City Marketplace, formerly Sycamore Mall. Farmers’ Market supervisor Cassidy Bell said the winter market has...

Three decades of music

DI STAFF November 21, 2013

Acclaimed pop and jazz singer/songwriter Rickie Lee Jones has been in the critics’ spotlight for more than three decades. The performer, who is on tour, will play at the Englert Theater, 221 E. Washington...

Reimagining ‘imaginary’

ISAAC HAMLET November 14, 2013

It's not an easy task to rewrite a classic. The new rendition must not only bear its predecessor's name but also the expectations that come with it. Even more, it must be fresh enough to justify a revision,...

International star to play Iowa City

JENNIFER HOCH November 14, 2013

SCOPE and the Englert Theater proudly seized electronic music producer and singer/songwriter James Blake to play in Iowa City at an opportune time. The artist, who has recently received a great amount...

Death and the buildings

JUSTUS FLAIR November 14, 2013

Walking around campus this semester, it's hard not to notice the drastic changes taking place — entire buildings can be gone from one class to the next. Matthew Wiegand, a native Iowa City artist, took...

Fourth-annual Piano Stomp

EMMA MCCLATCHEY November 14, 2013

In the summer of 2010, Chase Garrett spent two hours a day tickling the keys of downtown Iowa City's public pianos, promoting the first Blues and Boogie Woogie Piano Stomp. "[The Piano Stomp] is...

Beating the rap

MCKENNA PAULUS November 14, 2013

At 21 years old, Huey Mack released a mix tape that ranked in the top 10 of all hip-hop music, without a major label supporting him. On that list, he joined the likes of Drake, Kanye West, and Jay Z. While...

A brand-new ‘zone

BEN VERHILLE November 14, 2013

You must know by now, Iowa City is home to a new D.P. Dough, the calzone restaurant with some attitude. The new venue exploded on the Iowa City scene, showcasing the new restaurant by promising a "Free...

A Little Chinese History

SIQI WANG November 14, 2013

China has more than 5,000 years of history. Because of this, there is a lot of cultural heritage. An example of this is the four main classical novels about Chinese history. Journey to the West, which...

Your next drink: Pineapple Express

DI STAFF November 14, 2013

Pineapple Express: A martini found at Formosa, served with pineapple juice and crushed ice to give a fresh martini version to what would normally be a blended ice drink. Primary Alcohol: Vodka and Peach...