Campus crime drops at Iowa universities in 2009 report
University of Iowa burglaries and aggravated assaults fell significantly in 2009 from 2008 while forcible sex offenses rose slightly. At Iowa State University forcible sex offenses increased from five in 2007 to 20 in 2009 as education and reporting expanded. University of Northern Iowa saw declines in these crimes with five each for forcible sex offenses and burglaries and zero aggravated assaults in 2009.
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Chicago shoppers at Hugo Boss store in Mall of America
Brian Moon and Lindsey Kirkbride of Chicago examine sport coats at the Hugo Boss shop inside the Mall of America in Bloomington Minnesota. The note highlights precise phrasing Americans use in dress choices today.
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The Surgical Shopper Decline At Mall Of America
The Mall of America mirrors a changing shopping era as visitors drop by fewer stores and spend less. Michelle Hoppe of New London recalls spending freely, while today shoppers visit about three stores, check items off lists, and stay online less than before.
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Paulsen urges Iowa Republicans to expect limited outcomes
Kraig Paulsen, likely next speaker, tells 22 new Iowa House GOP members that about 80 percent of a legislator’s work is a waste of time until the 20 percent matters. He advocates bipartisan involvement and a measured agenda as Republicans hold a 60-40 majority.
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Ihe VaZeuet
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Kraig Paulsen
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Paulsen
Linn County
Hiawatha
Crst International Inc
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Liz Martin
Iowa
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Queen Elizabeth II joins Facebook official page
Britain announces Queen Elizabeth II will launch an official Facebook page with videos photos and royal news. The page will be run by the royal household and allow user comments but is corporate not personal. The plan was approved at the top and reflects a 2010 online presence push.
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London
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Britain
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Harry
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