Two UI directors and law program to be honored today
IOWA CITY Two University of Iowa leaders and a law program will be honored for expanding minds and promoting diversity. Diana Davies head of IP and Adrienne Drapkin of Project Art and the Medical Museum will receive the 2003 Catalyst Award, with a roundtable on mentoring and campus diversity following a reception.
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University of Iowa
Diana Davies
Adrienne Drapkin
Project Art
Medical Museum
University Hospitals
College of Law
Philip G. Hubbard Law School
Catalyst Awards set for 4 p.m. ceremony in Iowa Memorial Union
The fifth annual Catalyst Awards will be presented today at 4 p.m. in the Iowa Memorial Union Richey Ballroom. Speakers include Us President David Skorton and alumna Sheba Wheeler, who will lead a roundtable on mentor ing and campus diversity after a reception. Wheeler, a 2000 Pulitzer Prize winner for Denver Post coverage of the Columbine High School shootings, will discuss her experiences. The event also highlights Davies, IP director since 2000, who balanced roles and aided international student policy after 9 11. Other figures include Lois Gray, Drapkin, and Marcell a David, with the Hubbard Law School Preparation Program receiving support from a six year, 600 thousand dollar grant.
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Washington County to review subdivision ordinance proposal
Washington County supervisors will review a 72 page subdivision ordinance in a work session on October 21 with the Board of Supervisors and county department heads. Reading reports from departments will be discussed and final action not expected that day. Fireworks permits were granted to Bret A. Swift, policy on permits pending.
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Eastern Iowa gymnasts shine at Risng Star Invitational
At the Chow Gymnastics Ris ing Star Invitational Eastern Iowa athletes earned multiple podium finishes. Cedar Rapids Association of Gymnastics claimed Level 4 and placed second in Level 6 with standout efforts from Lexy Cornell Allison King Catie Baker and Morgan Oberfoell. Twisters Gymnastics also earned several top finishes led by Kelsey Malloy Brittany Hrabak Anna Reinholz and Sarah Sebeny with multiple event wins.
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Dominique Moceanu
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Allison
Twisters Gymnastics
Cedar Rapids
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Twisters
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Anna Reinholz
Caroline Halverson
Megan Close
Sarah Sebeny
Madison Garman
The Log from Eastern Iowa Public Safety Briefs
Johnson County Iowa City notices compiled by The Gazette from public safety agencies and county attorney offices. Local officials report incidents and actions across Johnson County and surrounding areas in a concise digest.
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Intoxicated charges filed in Iowa City area
Michael Barrett Hardy age 19 of 406 S Gilbert St No 913 Iowa City was cited at 1 30 a m Wednesday at 200 E Washington St Iowa City Shannon Rene Dundon age 35 of 136 Holiday Lodge Rd North Liberty faced charges after a 4 40 p m Tuesday incident at Highway 965 and Holiday Road Iowa City
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Iowa City
E. Washington St
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Holiday Lodge Rd
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Highway 965
Holiday Road
Burglaries and Fires Reported in Iowa City Area
Michael Owen Maxey, 41, transient, arrested after a 2:50 a.m. burglary at 21 West Benton and Mumms. In Iowa City, Tuesday saw a cooking fire at 500 East Market Street at 8:10 p.m. and a trash fire at 8:59 p.m. on 200 Burlington Street. Medical calls totaled six with one false alarm and one medical call Wednesday through 7 a.m.
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Iowa City
E. Market St
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Construction set for spring 2005 start on Systems Unlimited project
The Gazette corrects an earlier Community section date for the Iowa City Systems Unlimited building project. Construction is planned to begin in spring 2005. Readers may comment on news accuracy by calling Gazette offices at (319) 398-8313 or toll free at 1 800 397 8212.
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Reading Mercy and the Artificial Nigger Lecture Event
Calendar notices for readings and talks including Reading Mercy and the Artificial Nigger at 6 30 p m in the Iowa Room Iowa Memorial Union with Bill T Jones and James McPherson. an artist Christopher Cozier talk at 7 30 p m in Room E109 Art Building. On Love and Its Reasons at 8 p m in Room 107 English Philosophy Building.
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Iowa Room
Iowa Memorial Union
Bill T. Jones
James McPherson
Christopher Cozier
English Philosophy
Deer Population Task Force Reconsiders Management Options
The panel found deer counts exceed the target with 44 per square mile across areas and evaluated contraception, sterilization, trapping, relocation, bow hunting, and sharpshooting. Trapping or darting was deemed inhumane due to up to 85 percent mortality. killing by sharpshooter emerged as a preferred option amid safety concerns and cost considerations.
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Iowa City
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