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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 2003
Page
11
Cedar Rapids based History Center prepares for a fundraising event headline by The Gazette. Plan involves community support and a high noon milestone as organizers seek donations to sustain exhibits and programs.
The Linn County Historical Society at 615 First Ave SE nears a Dec 23 sheriff sale after mortgage foreclosures tied to a 1990s capital campaign. The crisis stems from leftover debt, management turnover, and fundraising struggles to preserve artifacts dating to the 1830s.
The article notes old Iowa barns, now mostly unused, yield salvaged oak ash and walnut beams. Builders like Serenity Builders in New Providence cite superior prewar lumber versus today, with restoration costs ranging from 60 000 to 80 000 dollars and steel barns costing about 30 000.
The University of Iowa reports strong early results for its international executive MBA in Hong Kong. The first class had 21 students, graduates in May, and a second group of 37 began in September. Gary Gaeth notes high reception and rising status among top programs.
In March 2002 the University of Iowa Tippie College of Business launched its international executive MBA program. The new program includes courses offered in Hong Kong, expanding the school of management’s reach.
Monday updates outline how Newstrack covers newsmakers and events. Contacts include The Gazette edition details, mailing address in Cedar Rapids Iowa, and phone numbers for general and editorial inquiries.
Third grade teacher Joel Salow of Center Point-Urbana Elementary started a simple email request to locate where responders lived. The class mapped about 700 locations across Iowa the United States and the world as emails surged from 40 to thousands, forming a large, student driven math and geography lesson.
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