University of Iowa medical curriculum to add humanities writing
The University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine plans a curriculum redesign emphasizing humanities and creative writing for all medical students. On May 1, second-year student Mgbechi Erondu performed a piece from the play Wounds, based on writings by 11 students, reflecting on wounds seen or faced.
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University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine
Mgbechi Erondu
Eronda
University of Iowa
Center
Jason Lewis
Iowa City
Greg Pelc
Union and contractors reach contract after weeklong strike
Members of Local 308 of the International Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners in America voted to approve a new contract with area general contractors, ending more than a week of striking. The agreement governs wages benefits and working conditions for local carpenters in the Iowa area.
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America
Postmaster Donahoe Faces Tough Funding Choices
Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe may need to pick which laws to float to keep the barely solvent U S Postal Service running as it seeks relief and revenue. Sergio Garcia surged into the Players Championship lead with Tiger Woods and Lee Westwood close behind after the second round.
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U.S
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Tiger Woods
Lee Westwood
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Peregrine may pursue banks over Cedar Falls estate
The Cedar Falls broker bankruptcy trustee claims Peregrine may have claims against banks. The trustee argues the lawsuit could interfere with efforts to recover funds for creditors and former clients.
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Peregrine
Cedar Falls
Surge in Daily Physical Therapy Receives Growing Demand
Nearly 2 million people receive physical therapy each day and experts expect the number to rise with an aging population. The article discusses trends in rehab demand, workforce implications, and potential access issues as the demographic shifts.
Rand Paul Receives Standing Ovation At Iowa Lincoln Dinner
Sen Rand Paul R Kentucky wins applause for labeling Hillary Clinton unfit for higher office at the Iowa GOP Lincoln Dinner in Cedar Rapids while signaling openness to immigration reform and outreach to Latino and Black communities. Grassley and King drew louder cheers for other priorities.
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Rand Paul
Hillary Clinton
Iowa
Republican Party of Iowa
Kirkwood Center
Chuck Grassley
U.S. Senate
Steve King
White House
Grassley
Tom Harkin
King
Senate
FEMA funds tied to hydro plant in Cedar Rapids under review
The Office of Inspector General urges FEMA to halt disbursement of disaster aid for Cedar Rapids hydroelectric plant losses. The city plans a 10 million parking ramp near the federal courthouse, funded partly by expected FEMA money, though no payments have arrived yet. City manager notes bonds are being sold to cover ramp costs.
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Federal Emergency Management Agency
Office of
Inspector General
U.S. Department of Homeland Security
OIG
FEMA
Washington, D.C
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