Tragedy at Lambda Chi Alpha prompts campus drinking debate
The Lambda Chi Alpha death of Matthew Garofalo sparks discussions on alcohol policy at University of Iowa. The column argues for education and practical prevention, including orientation sessions and sober monitors, to save lives while acknowledging campus culture and responsibilities.
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Matthew Garofalo
Elgin
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Lambda Chi Alpha
U of I
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Corrections: Universal Engineering earnings figure corrected
The Gazette corrects a Wednesday story that misstated Universal Engineering of Cedar Rapids had $30 million in earnings. actual sales were about $30 million for the year ended March 31. It also fixes Brad Harper’s address 1416 Oakland Rd NE No 7 and notes the paper will publish corrections for accuracy. Contact 398 8313.
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Brad Harper
Oakland Rd
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AP News
Cedar Rapids Gazette, Inc
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Gazette backs future with soy ink and recycled print
The Gazette promotes sustainable farming and printing practices using soybean ink and recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton located at 4250 Sixth St SW or at the nearest recycling site.
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Temperature variation in US climate shows decline overall
A Nature report by NOAA and Australian researchers finds less day to day and week to week temperature fluctuation in the United States over eight decades. While variability wanes, extreme one day rainfall events have risen, increasing annual precipitation share from severe storms by about 2 to 3 percent, adding roughly one extra extreme event every two years.
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Australia
Thomas Karl
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Forbes to Enter Presidential Race in GOP bid
Publishing magnate Malcolm Forbes Jr. announces he will enter the Republican presidential race using his personal fortune to push pro growth and pro opportunity policies. He plans a Friday National Press Club speech and a national TV campaign, aiming to spend up to 25 million of his own money.
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