Iowa colleges debate intelligent design theory
Iowa colleges discuss intelligent design theory amid campus debates. Reports note faculty opinions and student interest and possible policy implications for science education across the state.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 2005
Page
2
Iowa colleges discuss intelligent design theory amid campus debates. Reports note faculty opinions and student interest and possible policy implications for science education across the state.
More than 1,000 people gathered outside San Quentin State Prison on Saturday to urge clemency for death row inmate Stanley Tookie Williams. Rap star Snoop Dogg called him an inspirator as crowds pressed for mercy.
As of November 1 smoking is allowed in only five spots on the University Hospitals campus upsetting Fort Madison resident Philip Anderson who questions why smokers are treated as outcasts when the practice is legal.
Iowa seizes control early scoring on their first five drives to defeat Minnesota 52-28 before a crowd of 70 585 at Kinnick Stadium.
The Iowa City Council voted Tuesday to set a December 13 public hearing on extending the sale date for city owned land to Wal-Mart. The Gazette issued a correction for Friday's report stating the council's action. Readers may call the listed numbers for accuracy concerns.
The Gazette details publication info in Cedar Rapids Iowa including address postal stamps and subscription rates for various delivery options. It lists contact numbers for subscription service and general inquiries and notes AP republication rights.
Local Cedar Rapids updates highlight regional events with Cedar Rapids and Iowa City notes. Readers are advised to consult the Gazette for full listings and contact information.
The Gazette highlights its environmental stance by using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle papers at City Carton on Ingleside Drive SW or at nearby locations.
President Bush attends a Sunday service at Gangwashi Church in Beijing during a two day state visit. He urges China to allow open worship and signals diplomacy on trade currency human rights and copyright piracy while seeking cooperation on North Korea Iran and Syria. First Lady Laura Bush adds a personal note of love and respect.
At a donor conference in Islamabad nearly 80 nations and agencies pledged 3.4 billion in new quake aid, bringing total pledges to 5.8 billion though two thirds are loans. Critics warn debt burdens may hinder long term recovery as millions face winter risk. The United States boosted aid to 510 million, with 300 million in cash.
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