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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

Free game demos a gamer’s dream

TYLER LYON September 8, 2009

Along with competing with gamers around the world, one of the best parts of the Xbox LIVE and PlayStation Network services is the ability to download game demos at no extra cost. No longer do players have...

Comedian headlines charity event

JOSIE JONES September 8, 2009

Imagine crossing the finish line of a marathon. You just finished running 26 miles under the hot Hawaiian sun, your skin continues to pour rivers of sweat, and your legs feel as if they’re made of JELL-O....

Yoga studio opens on Clinton Street

DANA JUDAS September 8, 2009

Maureen Mondanaro is to yoga as Richard Simmons is to aerobics. The studio owner said she wants Iowa City residents to participate in and feel the benefits of the ancient practice of hot yoga. First...

UIMA at IMU opens to general public

DI ARTS STAFF September 8, 2009

The UI Museum of Arts collection in the IMU will open to Iowa City’s general public today during its regular Tuesday hours, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and will be available for viewing through the rest of the...

CD Review: Jay Z releases The Blueprint 3

TOMMY MORGAN JR. September 8, 2009

Jay-Z: The Blueprint 3 Jay-Z’s latest, The Blueprint 3, doesn’t exactly break new hip-hop ground. Jay-Z (a.k.a. Mr. Carter, a.k.a Hova, a.k.a. Beyoncé’s boo) drops the same bombs he has on every...

A collage of sound

REBECCA KOONS September 4, 2009

Though the two members of Experimental Dental School may have grown up on opposite sides of the world, their common musical interests brought them together with one goal in mind — to break any musical...

Reflecting on the Old Capitol

HANNA ROSMAN September 4, 2009

Architecture has meaning outside of its function — a well-designed building becomes a space that leaves the beholder a personal and psychological impression. In particular, governmental institutions...

Nine artists display work in gallery

DANA JUDAS September 4, 2009

There is a long-standing misconception about art galleries that implies it takes a certain snobby, pretentious, elitist individual to fully appreciate artwork. Devon Wootten, a doctoral candidate and co-curator...

Lithuanian plays and novels

TYLER LYON September 4, 2009

Playwright, novelist, and screenwriter Marius Ivaskevicius said he sees himself as a storyteller before anything else. “I don’t think about my position as a writer,” he said. “I don’t really...

DVD Vault: How to Lose Your Lover

DI ARTS STAFF September 4, 2009

Have you ever wanted to just pack up and leave, and start a new life? Owen McCabe (Paul Schneider), a down on his luck ghostwriter of pseudo-celebrity autobiographies, does just that in How to Lose Your...

Rachael’s Reality: A DJ and the Duggars

RACHAEL LANDER September 4, 2009

Reality TV newcomer Adam “DJ AM” Goldstein’s alleged suicide and a TLC family announcing another child — it’s been an interesting week. Death of a Disc Jockey Goldstein’s Aug. 8 alleged suicide...

Music becomes a competition for local bands

RYAN FOSMARK September 3, 2009

Beer and studio time. What better incentive for Iowa City’s best local bands to battle it out in a month long test of musical prowess and popularity? Every Thursday in September, the Yacht Club, 13...