Iowa photographers capture mid-century farm life in book feature
Images by A M Pete Wettach document Iowa’s rural life in the mid-1900s while Leslie Loveless profiles his work in A Bountiful Harvest. Sunday, Iowa Today highlights their contributions to regional photography.
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Corrections Correct Department For University of Iowa Voucher Case
The Gazette corrects a report that Pat Palmer, formerly with the University of Iowa, falsified travel vouchers from June 27 1998 to March 19 2000 while in the Department of Psychiatry. Services note Saturday Chabad Lubavitch at Hillel House are not student center affiliated.
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White Hasn't Changed But America Has
Leonard Pitts argues that the word White remains an artificial privilege in U S history and shows how immigrant groups sought assimilation to join the Anglo-Saxon ideal He notes that a White Expo would trigger backlash while Black ones do not and invites readers to reflect on race and inclusion.
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Panel cites risks of gene altered animals
A National Research Council panel says there is no evidence cloned animals harm food but calls for tighter regulation of biotechnology. It cautions about transgenic products and environmental risks, noting current agency capabilities may be inadequate and urging safer application of this technology.
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Analysis questions the high breast cancer risk from BRCA mutations
An analysis challenges earlier studies linking BRCA1 and BRCA2 mutations to very high breast cancer risk, suggesting bias in early data. Experts warn many women may have overestimated risk and opted for prophylactic mastectomy. Risks vary by individual and depend on future research.
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