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Iowa State’s sexual health ranking improves

Ted Sics
November 9, 2011
Presha Kardile, sophomore in civil engineering and event coordinator for the Indian Students Association, gives a henna tattoo to another student during the International Bazaar on Tuesday, Nov. 8, in the Pioneer Room of the Memorial Union. A variety of international student organizations had tables set up at the bazaar with samples of tea and coffee, photos, posters, henna and origami.

International bazaar educates, entertains

Ted Sics
November 8, 2011
ISU presidential candidate Kumble Subbaswamy speaks in Morrill Hall during a public forum for the presidential finalist forum on Thursday, Sept. 22. 

ISU community members weigh in on qualities of presidential candidates

Ted Sics
September 26, 2011
The lower level of Curtiss Hall is undergoing extensive renovation. The constuction continues on the afternoon of Thursday, Sept. 15.

Curtiss Hall receives $12 million update

Ted Sics
September 20, 2011
Claire Hruby, a year and a half into her doctorate program, spends a large portion of her time in the lab. Hruby is doing research on bacteria transported into ground water. Hruby entered her field in particular for the travel opportunities, including one recent trip being to Jordan.

Graduate student researches water pollution

Ted Sics
September 15, 2011

City Council discusses city logo, public library bonds

Ted Sics
September 13, 2011
Penn State student Jitesh Malik, right, helps Lauren Giel, 8, and Emily Giel, center, attach a row of black, fabric panels Sunday, November 11, 2001, to a memorial to victims of the September 11 terrorist attacks.

Research shows 9/11 media affected Americans’ psyche

Ted Sics
September 9, 2011

Geoffroy receives $17,000 raise

Ted Sics
September 7, 2011

Branstad bans K2, bath salts, salvia

Ted Sics
August 23, 2011
One can never be too careful when it comes to protecting personal belongings. Students should ensure that they puchase and use locks to prevent bikes from theft on the ISU campus.

How to prevent theft

Ted Sics
August 19, 2011
Business owners of Ames had mixed responses to the Ames City Councils decision to deny Lane4 an extension.

Business owners weigh in on City Council’s Lane4 decision

Ted Sics
July 13, 2011
Citing free speech rights and consumer protection, the U. S. Supreme Court struck down on June 27 a California law that would have banned the selling of violent video games.

Leading researcher ‘not surprised’ by Supreme Court decision on video games

Ted Sics
July 4, 2011
Alcohol poisoning is a serious disease that can not only land people in the hospital, but if untreated, can be fatal. It is important for college students and young adults to recognize the signs of alcohol poisoning.

Campus police stress binge drinking prevention

Ted Sics
June 27, 2011
Scott Boyken, graduate in bioinformatics, speaks about preparing for the Nobel laureate meeting he will be attending in Germany. He said he was just trying to read a lot, especially about all the Nobel laureates that are going to be there and plan who Id like to talk to.

Iowa State graduate student to attend Nobel laureate meeting

Ted Sics
June 22, 2011
Crime Rates

Ames crime rate decreases slightly

Ted Sics
June 20, 2011
Dione Somerville, former dean of students, is leaving Iowa State June 30 to become vice president for student affars at Bloomsburg University of Pensylvania. Photo: Lyn Bryant/Iowa State Daily

Dean of Students Dione Somerville bids farewell to ISU

Ted Sics
June 15, 2011
Cuba has moved from modern conventional agriculture to organic production, due to the lack of petroleum, fertilizers and other resources.

Iowa State students, faculty visit Cuba

Ted Sics
June 6, 2011
CyRides increase in fare for all riders other than students can cause repercussions for the community. With the recent shooting down of provided fare free riding for K-12 students, the Ames community has marginalized its riders.

CyRide faces fuel budget crisis

Ted Sics
May 30, 2011

Ames Visioning Project nearly complete

Ted Sics
May 23, 2011
Meteorology

Iowa State students help Alabama tornado victims

Ted Sics
May 23, 2011

ISU graduate program among the top-ranked in nation

Ted Sics
May 17, 2011

Faces in the Crowd

Ted Sics
May 16, 2011
Troy Cakerice finishes up a haircut for Carroll Brekke, of Story City, on Saturday at Montys Barber Shop. Cakerice bought Monty Browns business and took over on Saturday.

Monty’s changes hands, keeps traditions

Ted Sics
May 16, 2011
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