An open letter to Senators Chuck Grassley and Joni Ernst: I implore you to vote no on the pending Senate …
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An open letter to Senators Chuck Grassley and Joni Ernst: I implore you to vote no on the pending Senate …
Regarding the June 29 article ‘Grassley: Lack of action on health reform not an option”: Grassley is quoted as saying …
Randall Stallman I am not quite sure what all the hype about the fireworks is about. We voted for those …
In reading Rep. Chris Hall’s nine questions for our Iowa budget (‘Nine questions about the budget Iowans should ask,” July …
I remember what I was wearing and where I was standing two years ago when my husband called to tell …
When I did my MBA, I had a number of classes on corporate finance. Buying a stock is called investing …
Regarding the June 23 story ‘UI puts nearly $5 million toward faculty pay raises”: In 2015, hundreds of people gathered …
Anti-abortion, anti-gay or homophobia, climate denier, Islamophobia, plus other negative and hate labels are all linguistic ways to shame, suppress …
Sen. Joni Ernst, you campaigned that if elected you would go to Washington and make them squeal. Well, the only …
It’s time to thank the hardworking people who have been improving Cedar Rapids’ streets. The terrible road conditions have reflected …
Regarding the June 29 article ‘Bever Ave. sidewalk debate resurfaces” and a statement made by one Bever Avenue resident who …
The article in the June 22 Gazette about the ongoing oil pipeline dispute in North Dakota repeats the oft-cited – …
Two names are high in my thoughts: Coralville and Cedar Rapids City Council member Scott Olson. Coralville for voting to …
I grew up on a farm in Linn County. I had a brother, Jim, and he showed beef at the …
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