Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Hawkeye Poll: slight majority of Americans against healthcare reform
Just over half of Americans believe healthcare reform would do more harm than good and disapprove of the way Barack Obama is handling his job as president, according to a University of Iowa Hawkeye Poll released today. The national poll showed that 52 percent of Americans disapprove of Obama's performance, while 48 percent approve. When asked about healthcare reform, 52 percent said government action would do more harm than good, and the remaining 48 percent supported change. (more)
Hancher presents fiddler MacMaster's 'Christmas in Cape Breton' on Dec. 5
Students create 'blook' to profile journalists across the globe
Aiming For A Cure helps UI Children's Hospital patient
University of Iowa Old Capitol Museum closed Nov. 26, 27
Calico gives two presentations Dec. 3, 4 as part of Opera Studies Forum
UI Museum of Natural History offers Lewis and Clark workshop
UI Recreational Services seeks teams for annual 'Hawkeye Shootout' Dec. 11-13
Author learned writer's discipline at UI (Times Herald, Nov. 18)
Dentist gets grant to repay educational loan (Omaha World Herald, Nov. 17)
