Dorm rules evolve with campus life across generations
A reader recalls older dorm curfews at the University of Iowa and notes shifts toward mixed housing and floor parity. The column references fines for intrusions on mixed floors, athlete gossip about Robert Parish, and social reunions of Cedar Rapids athletes, then drifts through popcorn, turkey dinners, cookies, and Limburger cheese before ending with the columnist Gus Schrader's Monday appearance in The Gazette.
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The Hidden Link Between Teen Pregnancy and Abuse
Stephanie Whitaker recounts sexual mistreatment starting in childhood and an unplanned teen pregnancy at 14. Experts cite studies showing high rates of abuse among teen mothers and argue for addressing coercion and complex causes rather than solely welfare policy.
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Correction notice for misspelled Hartl in Swamp Fox Festival photo
A correction explains Alysha Hartl's last name was misspelled in a Swamp Fox Festival photo caption in Sundays Gazette. It notes a front page Money section story ending was omitted and runs in full on page 5A. The Gazette outlines its correction policy and provides a contact phone number 398 8313.
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Gazette promotes agriculture via soybean ink program
The Gazette highlights its use of soybean ink and recycled newsprint while urging readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Sixth St SW or at nearest recycling location.
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Chirac defends nuclear tests amid protests and regional tensions
President Jacques Chirac accuses Australia and New Zealand of exploiting anti nuclear protests to drive France from the South Pacific. He pledges to retaliate if Australia boycotts French goods as France resumes underground nuclear tests ending a three year moratorium. Foreign Minister Don McKinnon denies aims to expel France but backs opposition to testing.
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