UI gift blowback as athletic budget shifts funds to academics
In favorable view a 500000 donation from the University of Iowa athletics department to academic programs is praised as prudent budgeting toward libraries and minority outreach. Critics say the transfer underscores central budget control issues and reclassifies a funding move as a gift.
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Pro hoops in Cedar Rapids could lift local economy
Cedar Rapids welcomes a Continental Basketball Association team the Slammers at Five Seasons Center. Rich Wolfe head of marketing predicts strong attendance surpassing Quad Cities figures and even the La Crosse Catbirds record, with potential Hawkeye crossover boosting support. The arena seats 7166 with a promoting push and debates over the team name Slammers may fade.
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Rowan and the Poor Darling Boy Incident Sparks Natl Talk
Washington columnist Carl Rowan is drawn into a gun control debate after an intruder trespasses at his home late at night. Rowan fires at the trespasser, injuring an 18 year old. charges against him include gun registration violations. The episode draws mixed reactions from The Washington Post and others.
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Community letters defend Cedar Rapids Ballet amid criticism
A reader objects to a negative Gazette review of Cedar Rapids Civic Ballet performances June 11, praising parent and student efforts. The letter calls for an apology, defends young artists, and commends local support for the arts. It also notes responses from readers supporting the rebuttal to the review.
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Weather, faith, and science blend on drought and seasons
The letter cites biblical drought cures and links summer heat to solar geometry, correcting a prior June article. It explains that seasons stem from the tilt of Earth's axis, not atmospheric filtering, and notes aphelion and perihelion dates for the year. Doug Slauson of Cedar Amateur Astronomers signs the note.
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Cincinnati
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Doug Slauson
Cedar Amateur Astronomers
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