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Gov. Branstad OK After Losing Battle with Carrot: Iowa City Daily News Links, July 5
A quick rundown of local news.
Why does Friday seem more distant now due to the July 4 holiday? Perspective is very strange.
On to the Links!
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Diane Heldt of the Gazette writes that the University of Iowa's newest dorm in awhile is designed to meet the needs and wants of a modern student.
Sam Lane of the Gazette writes that despite the heat the area has been spared from having too many pavement blowouts. At least, so far.
Hayley Bruce of the Gazette writes that the Shelter House hopes to build relationships on the momentum of its recent grant.
Adam Sullivan of the Iowa City Press-Citizen writes about one flags Conservative Americans might not be too happy about.
Gov. Terry Branstad had an encounter with a carrot he won't soon forget.
Jim Musser of the Press-Citizen has some good shows for you to go see this weekend.
The Diocese of Davenport has decided to shield the identities of many of the preists accused of sexual abuse.
Tragedy on the Iowa River, as three children were found dead in Central Iowa.
Daily Links Excerpt of the Day
So in designing the UI’s first new residence hall in nearly 45 years, university officials plan for semiprivate restrooms that offer a locked door and private shower, more group study and lounge areas, “green” electrical outlets that shut off power when not in use and occupancy sensors that adjust lighting and temperature when a room is unoccupied.
Students want more privacy, especially in bathrooms, more lounge and study space, more technology access and more environmentally-friendly design, higher education officials say.
“I think students probably want a better balance of community and privacy,” Von Stange, UI senior director of university housing and dining, said. “And they want more of the conveniences.”
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