Iowa community colleges cut nonresident tuition to attract out-of-state students
Hawkeye in Waterloo cuts nonresident tuition by 44 per credit hour and Kirkwood plans a 75 drop over four semesters starting fall 2008. The two colleges aim to recruit Wisconsin and Illinois students to bolster enrollment and economic development as Iowa faces slowing growth and a future worker shortage.
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Bush plan short on a way forward for Iraq
The piece argues President Bush failed to present a real strategy to stabilize Iraq and enable a U.S. drawdown. It contends the surge merely delays the mess, notes troop drawdowns reflect force limits, and calls for an international diplomatic offensive with full U.S. backing to persuade Iraqi factions toward political progress and consensus. It warns a diplomatic surge is the only path to bipartisan support and a credible exit.
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Robins residents urged to end open burning for cleaner air
A letter argues Robins should ban open burning like Ely and other Cedar Rapids suburbs. It urges composting and recycling, cites a $1 yard waste bag fee, and provides Mayor Joel Miller and city council contact for action while stressing community safety and a healthier environment.
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Cedar Rapids
Joel Miller
Open house marks 34th anniversary of Emma Goldman Clinic
The article notes an open house at the Emma Goldman Clinic celebrating 34 years of service and inviting tours of the facility. It reflects on religious views and the relevance of the Ten Commandments while addressing abortion clinic providers and public reaction.
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America
Amana Millstream Brewery
Emoticon Anniversary and Open Burning Question Reflections
Readers discuss online emoticons and a statewide open burning ban while venting on moral issues. The letter contends against same sex marriage laws, immigration debates, and legal interpretations, urging adherence to biblical views and U.S. law.
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