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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 2016
Page
1
In a patriotic speech, Clinton accepts the historic nomination signaling optimism for America. Delegate Zach Wahls of Iowa City notes her appeal to Bernie supporters remains mixed, while praising her revolutionary parallels. Delegate Alexandria Hoskins from Marion adds a critique and reception remark.
Tribune report notes Hillary Clinton, the first woman to accept a major party nomination, reintroducing herself to voters after a week of unified appeals from Democratic leaders. The convention faced earlier discord with Sanders delegates and email disclosures, but closed with calls for national unity.
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump held a campaign event Thursday at the DoubleTree Cedar Rapids Convention Complex. Liz Martin of The Gazette notes a large crowd and emphasis on Trump’s political message during the visit.
Donald Trump spoke to a crowd of more than 3,000 in downtown Cedar Rapids at the DoubleTree hotel. He urged unity and touted his plans as he spoke for about 45 minutes before jetting to Davenport, aiming to energize supporters the same night Hillary Clinton secured the Democratic nomination.
The Gazette promotes an online interview with Donald Trump hosted by Erin Jordan and Todd Dorman. Readers are invited to visit TheGazette.com for the full audio and discussion.
The Iowa Board of Regents spent 290000 on a multi university application portal that drew 104 prospective students since its July 1 2015 launch. With 50779 freshman applications last fall total, usage equates to about 0.2 percent of applicants. Marketing and linking issues hindered adoption.
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