Growing up in a small town in India, I had to make a choice that would forever affect my life: …
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Growing up in a small town in India, I had to make a choice that would forever affect my life: …
Roughly 15 months ago, the Iowa Board of Regents began developing a new transparency task force, aimed at addressing concerns …
Abraham Lincoln said, ‘With public sentiment nothing can fail; without it nothing can succeed.” I wonder if some members of …
Half a world away, half a lifetime ago, on June 4, 1989, I was in China, in its capital, Beijing, …
Just when you thought American higher learning couldn’t get any more ridiculous, along come demands for warning labels on provocative …
To all those who complain that Hispanics are unwilling to assimilate, listen up. Research shows that not only do they …
Cedar Rapids City Council members sat at the intersection of Panhandling Crackdown Parkway and Status Quo Drive on Tuesday evening. …
My 29-year-old son Michael has autism and an intellectual disability and would be considered severely disabled. He has worked at …
We were glad to see Linn County Attorney Jerry Vander Sanden recently wave a flag of concern about a possible …
It is a story we’ve heard before: a young person lashes out, innocent people die and society struggles to understand. …
An alliance between a tax-supported organization (Grant Wood Area Education Agency) and a private company (Pearson School Systems) provides a …
ICONIC EATERY BURNS : Fire caused extensive damage to Hamburg Inn No. 2 in Iowa City last week. The establishment’s …
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