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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

Adderley reads play, The Boat House

SAMANTHA GENTRY September 15, 2011

Seeing the beauty of the red sand beaches in Hana, Hawaii, would not have been so powerful an experience for Eva Adderley had she not met Ruth, one of the locals. Ruth contended that before Adderley could...

Chicago Afrobeat Project brings concoction of sound

CARLY HURWITZ September 15, 2011

The Chicago Afrobeat Project describes its sound as a sort of concoction of flavors. Take Ben & Jerry's ice cream for example. The group members said their genre is like a juxtaposition of Rocky Road...

Q & A with Megan Flanagan

DI STAFF September 15, 2011

The DI sat down with Megan Flanagan, the managing director of the Coralville Center for the Performing Arts, to talk about how the show is running during the opening months of production. DI: How was...

Colombian Bomba Estéreo performs at IMU

LUCY TRANKINA September 15, 2011

The lights flash, and the hum of electronic beats and folk music fill the air. Bomba Estéreo's music combines familiar aspects with elements that will surprise the audience. The Colombian band will perform...

Beer of the Week — Autumnal Fire

DI STAFF September 15, 2011

The Capital Brewery, a relatively young brewery located in Middleton, Wis., is the producer of the beer of the week this week. The Autumnal Fire is a German style lager known as a Doppelbock. The brew...

Female musicians team up for IC fest

CARLY HURWITZ September 8, 2011

Many of the women playing at this year's Iowa Women's Music Festival say that without the generations of strong female musicians before them, they would have probably never entered the field. "When...

UI junior writes play

SAMANTHA GENTRY September 8, 2011

The Swan Lake score acts as an inspiration for junior theater student Bethany Jackson. As the death scene of the ballet plays, she is usually writing some of her most intense work. With the help of the...

Riverside Theatre presents play on parenting

JULIA JESSEN September 8, 2011

Megan Gogerty's great-grandmother was 16 when she started working in the kitchen of a steamboat, her baby in tow. One day, there was a fire aboard the boat, and she was forced to jump overboard, even though...

Whealy to read at Prairie Lights

HANNAH KRAMER September 8, 2011

A morning glory seed and a German Pink tomato seed brought from Bavaria to the U.S. in the 1870s were passed down by generations of family members into the hands of Diane Ott Whealy. From that moment,...

Q&A with Nonfiction Program Director Robin Hemley

DI STAFF September 8, 2011

The DI sat down with the University of Iowa's Robin Hemley, the director of the Nonfiction Writing Program, to learn what is new in the writing field on the UI's campus and around the globe. DI: How...

Musician Tyrone Wells plays at the Mill

DI STAFF September 8, 2011

Pop/rock artist Tyrone Wells will return to Iowa City with his self-proclaimed Stevie Wonder morphed into James Taylor and Coldplay sound. Wells will play songs from his new album as well as some old...

Coralville Center for Performing Arts premieres musical

DI STAFF September 8, 2011

This weekend marks the first performance in the new Coralville Center for the Performing Arts, located at the intersection of Fifth Street and 12th Avenue in Coralville. After years of planning and building,...