06 May 2001
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 06, 2001
Page
1
Regular attendees of the Life and LeisuRE club meet for a morning of games and socializing. Members share stories, play card and board games, and chat about community events, building friendship through shared leisure activities.
About 7,700 free meals are provided each month in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City. Volunteers from the community serve meals to all in need including children and adults facing hardship.
Morning meals at Henry Davison's outreach center and Wesley Center lunch program anchor the diets of Devin Myles and Nile while volunteers at Marion Food Pantry emphasize that aid is more than food. The effort builds community, offers dignity, and reveals a broad need across Eastern Iowa beyond just hunger.
The INS plans a one time 95 dollar fee to create an electronic database tracking foreign students addresses and academic status. University of Iowa and others worry over privacy and campus attracting foreign students. The measure aims to enforce 1996 terrorism and immigration laws and could take effect this summer if approved by the Justice Department and White House.
Rebecca Marcotte joins The Colorado Ballet as a unpaid apprentice for a year after earning a University of Iowa dance degree. Department chair David Berkey notes many graduates face low starting pay and the need for side work while pursuing opportunities in New York, Chicago, cruise ships, and teaching.
A national report finds Iowa among states with high lymphoma rates while noting a possible link to farm chemicals such as atrazine. Medical experts stress correlation is not proof of cause and discuss factors like access to care and diagnostic improvements influencing rising diagnoses.
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