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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

Study: Schools not up to speed on harassment

ASHLEY OERMAN November 11, 2009

Iowa schools still aren’t up to par when it comes to the prevention of harassment and bullying, according to a study released today. Findings from the 2009 Climate Survey suggest a serious need for...

School Board approves redistricting goals

HOLLY HINES November 11, 2009

Iowa City School Board members approved their list of four redistricting priorities on Tuesday, after making slight wording changes. Board members will present the non-ranked priorities — enrollment...

Spotlight Iowa City: Being adaptive in the nude deal

CHRIS CURTLAND November 11, 2009

Hundreds of people have seen Jenny Edwards, 42, nude. But even on her first day of art modeling for a UI class two years ago, Edwards said she always felt comfortable, invoking the artistic musings onto...

Woman charged with assault on officer

DI STAFF November 11, 2009

Police charged an Iowa City woman on Monday after she allegedly assaulted a police officer. Ayla Marshek, 21, of 1123 Town Court Apt. B, was charged with assault on a peace officer and second-offense...

Man charged with assault with intent

DI STAFF November 11, 2009

An Iowa City man faces a felony charge after he allegedly attacked a woman in her home on Monday night with the intention of sexually assaulting her. Daniel Bothell, 32, of 424 Dakota Trail, was charged...

Woman charged with possession of stolen property

DI STAFF November 11, 2009

A Coralville woman faces charges after she allegedly used a credit card and gift card from a purse she stole from a worker in the Iowa City Probation Office, authorities said. Morgan L. Rorex, 21, 614...

Board OKs fine settlement

DI STAFF November 11, 2009

School Board members approved a settlement — reduced from $16,200 to $5,200 — between the Iowa City School District and the Iowa Occupational Safety and Health Division of Labor Services Tuesday night. Safety...

Simulator tests local bus drivers

PARKER SMITH November 10, 2009

A new Cambus driver, Bill Weets got the dreaded late-night shift. During his first semester on the job, lack of seniority forced the now UI senior to drive the Saferide route, which runs until after 2...

Summit liquor license on line

NICOLE KARLIS November 10, 2009

The third Iowa City bar to fight for its liquor-license is set to face the Iowa City City Council next week. The Summit filed a license-renewal application last week, and it will go before the City Council...

Applications for law school rise

REGINA ZILBERMINTS November 10, 2009

Future lawyers beware: Competition is increasing. Application numbers at the UI College of Law are up. Compared with this time last year, they’ve risen by 53 percent — a huge increase that is mirrored...

Mason on cuts, student services

DI STAFF November 10, 2009

The Daily Iowan sat down with UI President Sally Mason to discuss how the budget reduction plan is progressing and what it means for staff and students. DI: How can you assure staff and faculty that reductions...

Candidate knows crises

HOLLY HINES November 10, 2009

Paul Allvin knows how to deal with a crisis. A candidate for the UI vice president for Strategic Communication position, he said he has helped officials communicate with the public during two large rural...