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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

Bulaga cleared to play

SCOTT MILLER September 30, 2009

Bryan Bulaga sported a wide grin as he parked his moped behind the Hayden Fry Football Complex on Tuesday, and for good reason. The junior left tackle was finally cleared to resume full activity on Monday...

Commentary: Nittany Lions a total class act

JON LINDER September 30, 2009

On a chilly, rainy night in Happy Valley, the warmest hearts were those of Iowa’s defeated hosts. I was lucky enough to be one the soggy, gold-clad Iowa fans who witnessed the exodus of the “White...

Three Big Ten squads play road openers this week

BRENDAN STILES September 30, 2009

Three Big Ten teams — Penn State, Michigan, and Wisconsin — have had the luxury thus far of playing all of their games at home. And who can blame them? Beaver Stadium, the Big House, and Camp Randall...

Hawkeyes silence doubters, look to avoid possible trap

BRENDAN STILES September 29, 2009

Before even getting on a plane to State College, Pa., last week, the Iowa Hawkeyes heard their game with Penn State would be ugly. They heard that the “White House” on display inside Beaver Stadium...

Rowing starts season strong

TRAVIS VARNER September 29, 2009

The Iowa rowing team started its season with a clean sweep, capturing first place in all three events at the Head of the Des Moines regatta on Sept. 26. The Hawkeyes finished first in both the collegiate...

Soccer’s first international

ROBBIE LEHMAN September 29, 2009

What would bring someone from Brampton, Ontario, Canada to Iowa City? For Iowa soccer player Alyscha Mottershead, the answer was clear when she made her first visit. “All of the people are great,”...

Smale stays connected to V-ball

EVELYN LAU September 29, 2009

Standing just over 6 feet, Catherine Smale always had height as an advantage. It almost seems she was destined to be an athlete. In the fifth grade, she got her first taste of sports, including volleyball....

Point/Counterpoint: Which win over Penn State was bigger?

DI SPORTS STAFF September 29, 2009

2008 Sure, Iowa’s recent 21-10 victory over then-No. 5 Penn State had the hype. It had two undefeated teams, the prime-time TV coverage, ESPN “Gameday.” It was on the road in front of 109,316...

Linebacker Angerer honored

DI SPORTS STAFF September 29, 2009

One day after being named the Big Ten’s Defensive Player of the Week, Iowa senior linebacker Pat Angerer was named the Lott Trophy IMPACT Player of the Week. He garnered the second weekly accolade after...

Sigma Chi hopes to repeat

TRAVIS VARNER September 29, 2009

One year ago, Sigma Chi stood atop the flag-football fraternity league as champions. Now, the players hope to repeat that success even though none of them played a single down of high-school football. They...

Tots takes sand volleyball championship

IAN MARTIN September 29, 2009

Sand volleyball usually invokes images of a sandy court and a sun shining as players work on their tans. But sand volleyball in Iowa City on a late September night is no walk on the beach. Amid wind...