Hawkeyes '02 chronicles Ferentz era rise to title
The Gazette special examines the Iowa football program under Kirk Ferentz from a 1-10 1999 season to the championship year in Hawkeyes '02. It traces key games players and turning points across the Ferentz era.
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Trent Lott and the mask of racism in politics
Leonard Pitts argues that public figures and supporters reshape evidence to deny racism around Trent Lott. The column notes Lott's past ties to white supremacy, opposition to voting rights expansion, and the 1948 Thurmond remark, urging readers to confront the broader pattern rather than dismiss it.
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Bush outlines two year ready missile defense plan
President Bush ordered a bare bones national missile defense to be ready within two years with ground interceptors at Fort Greely and Vandenberg and Aegis ships. Defense Secretary Rumsfeld cautioned it is not foolproof and will evolve with testing and allies as Congress considers a 1.5 billion dollar request for 2004 05 plus existing funding.
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Lott fights to keep Senate leadership amid racial remarks fallout
In Washington, Senator Trent Lott, Senate Republican Leader, says he has the votes to survive the uproar over racially insensitive remarks. White House aides signal he may step aside, while some Republicans hope a successor is chosen before the January Senate convenes. Allies acknowledge uncertainty despite support from some colleagues.
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