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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

An artist since birth

HANNA ROSMAN January 28, 2010

Corrine Smith thinks each day is an aesthetic surprise. Smith, a resident of Rock Island, Ill., works as an abstract artist creating work that evolves on a daily basis. Her work can be viewed at the Chait...

Nostalgium opens spring theater

MARISA WAY January 28, 2010

Alex Scott will gladly talk about the play he has directed, but don’t even dream about asking him how it ends. “It’s a wild ride, that’s for sure,” he said a week before the show’s opening...

Inspired by surroundings

SARAH LARSON January 28, 2010

Artist Cathy Patterson doesn’t have to look very far for inspiration. “[I] just look at the world around me for the things that seem beautiful,” she said. Patterson has countless colors in...

Sweetness at the Picador

TOMMY MORGAN JR. January 28, 2010

Raise the Red Lantern has one simple goal: sweetness. The metal band plans to showcase this when it plays at the Picador, 330 E. Washington St., at 9 p.m. Saturday in a 19-and-over show. Iowa City-based...

Music Series: UI bands

MARISA WAY January 27, 2010

Events in recent years on the local, state, and even national level have hardly been music to the UI band department’s ears. First, the flood in the summer of 2008 irreparably damaged Voxman Music Building...

Review: Lady Antebellum

REBECCA KOONS January 26, 2010

Lady Antebellum: Need You Now Crossover appeal has become a key factor in the success of numerous country acts in the last decade. Finding the perfect blend of country’s heart, pop’s vocal sensibility,...

Music Series: UI Orchestra

DEE FABBRICATORE January 26, 2010

Despite a rough year and a half, the UI orchestra department is in high spirits. Over that time, UI music students and faculty have made plenty of adjustments as they grappled with the aftermath of the...

Piano-percussion duo hits Iowa City

JOSIE JONES January 26, 2010

Jeffery Meyer’s interest in music began in fourth grade when he heard a peer play the Star Wars theme song on the violin. Growing from lightsabers to drums and keyboards, his musical influences changed....

New arts magazine makes waves in Iowa City

ADAM SALAZAR December 18, 2009

Matt Bovard, like many recent college graduates, doesn’t know what to do with his life. Since graduating in the summer, the 23-year-old native of Fairfield has extended his residency in Iowa City to...