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Iowa wrestling fans have always been feisty and dedicated. Their presence is empowering. But the line between passion and obscenity …
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Regarding The Gazette editorial, “First, but at what cost?” Feb. 6 brought up some really interesting reflections on the “in …
I’m not going to cite any specific issues, but I just want to say that I’m tired of our government …
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