Hawkeye fans shop for Tiger Hawk gear during game day
Women browse downtown stores while men attend the game as shoppers fill Iowa Book at 8 S Clinton St. in Coralville. Clerks note tipsy customers buy Hawkeye merchandise and themes while downstairs remains quiet with books and jazz playing. Contact listed for writer.
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Iowa Regents set 3.2 percent in-state tuition hike for 2008-09
Students and administrators react to a proposed 3.2 percent rise in tuition and fees at the University of Iowa, arguing the increase reflects state funding levels. Officials credit Gov. Culver and the Legislature for historic funding that keeps the hike at the minimum within the inflation range, with most graduate students already paying in-state rates.
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Rockies Faithful Seek Divine Help in World Series
Colorado fans joke about praying to God to lift the team from an 0-2 hole in the World Series. Chuck Carpenter of Cedar Rapids recalls praying for the Vikings in the 1970s Super Bowls and accepting any outcome as fair, now rooting for the Hawkeyes.
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Mountie graduates edge U.S. fugitive in New Brunswick chase
Richard Lee McNair, a notorious American inmate and escape artist, was outrun by a Royal Canadian Mounted Police graduate during a morning chase in Campbellton, New Brunswick. He faces removal proceedings as police review charges from the pursuit and his long history of prison escapes.
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John and Nan Goldin Photo Declared Not Indecent by Court
The Crown Prosecution Service said no charges for possession or distribution of an indecent photograph after an Elton John owned Nan Goldin image was investigated. The Baltic Centre alerted police on September 20 over a two girls dancing image, one naked, from the "Klara and Edda Belly Dancing" set. John purchased the collection in 1999 and had the exhibition closed at his request.
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Akon concert set collapses injuring crew members
Emory spokeswoman Nancy Seideman said a canopy collapsed Thursday afternoon while workers were erecting the outdoor stage for Akon. The injured crew were taken to local hospitals. the extent of injuries was not provided. Akon's hits include Dont Matter I Wanna Love You and Smack That.
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Hudson Divorce Finalized In Public Spotlight
Robinson, 40, frontman of the Black Crowes, cited irreconcilable differences after filing for divorce last November following nearly six years of marriage. Hudson, 28, daughter of Goldie Hawn, has acted in films including Almost Famous.
Paris Hilton Postpones Rwanda Charity Trip
The Playing for Good Foundation postpones its planned Rwanda trip with Paris Hilton due to restructuring. Hilton, 26, had planned to visit schools and clinics next month but expressed fear about travel to the region in an interview with Newsweek.
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Today’s Birthdays Highlight Ruby Dee Cleese and Others
The list marks birthdays for Ruby Dee, John Cleese, Lee Greenwood, Garry Tallent, Roberto Benigni, Simon Le Bon, Scott Weiland, and Kelly Osbourne. Each name is noted with age hints such as 68 for Cleese and 65 for Greenwood.
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Prague Composer Petr Eben Dies at 78
Czech composer Petr Eben of Prague died Wednesday at age 78. His extensive body of work has been performed worldwide. no cause of death was given.
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