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The Communique
Thursday, February 8, 2007
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Students receive helpful service for a taxing job
Get trashed; get smashed
Scholarships provide aid for students taking summer courses
Students honor faculty who made a difference
Board of Trustees discuss campus-wide improvements
Editorial Comic Contest
Opinion
CAUTION: Starving students roaming campus
Caught in the crossfire
Feature
The science of suds
A&E
A flash of controversy
Art of the Midwest makes splash at CRMA
Tickets sold out for Daughtry concert
Tickets sold out for Daughtry concert
Sports
Part-time athletes shine
Pilcher's Mound: Katrina not responsible for success
A new face in Johnson Hall
Kirkwood Student Productions
Speak Out
Find out what's in store for the next newscast
Kirkwood men take win over Iowa Central
Coach Muhl comments after Saturday's victory
Iverson misses but Kirkwood scores
Women take two 3-pointers
Coach Wagemester comments on win over Iowa Central
Iowa City
Risky Moves
A new study buddy for students
Life lessons through wellness
Iowa City students give campus government flavor with activities and events
Art club open to all students
Mixed responses for new fitness facility
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