University of Iowa Writers' Workshop Top MFA in Poets & Writers Ranking
Poets & Writers magazine names the University of Iowa Writers' Workshop the best MFA program in poetry fiction and non fiction in its September October 2011 issue. The 75 year old program remains a national leader with strong funding admissions job placement and teaching requirements cited.
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Voters urged to reject Sept 13 bond for Independence high school
A letter attacks the September 13 bond issue to fund a new Independence high school after five failed votes. It alleges misuses of a 1 cent sales tax, criticizes past school decisions, high taxes, and calls for a no vote. It also questions party politics and cites credit downgrades and China’s warnings.
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Potholes Persist Amid Tax Dollar Debate in Iowa Cities
A reader criticizes Cedar Rapids and Marion mayors for neglected street repairs. They cite growing potholes on Blairs Ferry and Seventh Avenue, blaming misallocated funds and praising repair shops for vehicle damage caused by the condition.
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Glass ban or tax to fund Cedar Rapids recycling
A columnist argues against halting curbside recycling in Cedar Rapids proposing two options. A city ban on glass containers or a tax to cover recycling costs are suggested as responses to rising glass recycling expenses. The piece critiques relying on waste to generate income and warns against delaying the issue.
Generation Vexed and the perils of doom hype
The author critiques the Generation Vexed label and similar demographic memes, arguing they misstate youths' prospects and overlook diverse experiences. They note a spring Gallup view of pessimism, warn against fatalism in politics and media, and urge reclaiming self definition beyond catchy phrases.
Obama fades as he misreads Congress and public mood
A critic argues Obama failed to leverage electoral mandate, relying on Congress and a hesitant grassroots push. The piece notes ongoing opposition and questions whether the president can recover leadership. Socialism framing and Washington symbolism are highlighted as defining missteps.
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