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Title	Iowa Alumni Magazine, vol. 58, 2005, The University of Iowa
Publisher	University of Iowa. Alumni Association
Date Original	2005
Contents	IN CLASS Marketing students add real-life boardroom experience to their resumes. -- Mercury Rising: Unsettled by escalating global temperatures and worldwide pollution, UI student activists campaign for environmental responsibility right here at home. -- Musical Chairs: Life is a symphony—at least one day a week—for this Iowa Alumni Magazine writing competition winner -- Doing Nothing: Even though improved physical, mental, and emotional health beckon, it's surprisingly difficult to corral the wayward tendencies of the mind. -- ON CAMPUS A history professor examines how photography brings war into focus. -- IN CLASS: A challenging course helps students understand the politics of cruelty and injustice. -- Footwork: The skill of his students and his own "muscle memory" help a UI dance professor pay homage to his renowned mentor. -- The Cost of Bread in Afghanistan: Caught in a clash between cultures, an Iowa Alumni Magazine writing competition winner discovers unexpected and humbling truths about human nature. -- A Different World: As researchers puzzle over the genetic and environmental reasons for autism, those with the disorder struggle to find their place in a world that's heartbreakingly out of reach. -- IN CLASS Animals play a major role in a course that introduces students to the rigors of college-level classes. -- Who Are You? With the help of 400 former students participating in a ten-year study, a UI psychology professor hopes to identify the elusive nature of personality. -- The Gates: Twenty-three miles of saffron billowed throughout New York's Central Park in February. One UI alumna was part of this unique public art project. -- Good Sports: They smile, tumble, and twirl to get UI athletes and fans pumped up for the game. But, behind the glamour and glitz of cheerleading lies a disciplined and demanding sport. -- IN CLASS Students looking to expand their vocabularies find a whole new world in the study of words. Back to School: As schools scramble to comply with federal regulations, education experts wonder how—or if-—this latest initiative will help us better educate our kids. -- Will You Still Love Me? A UI researcher gets a real eye-opener when he persuades senior citizens to cast stereotypes aside and talk about issues of intimacy and sexuality. -- Eurohoops: Think you know everything about basketball? So did these former Hawkeyes—that is, before they started playing their beloved game on the other side of the pond. -- IN CLASS With sweeps and flourishes, a UI calligraphy instructor illustrates the power of the pen. -- Crime Scene: The blood-soaked, profanity-ridden imaginations of two alumni screenwriters have earned The Sopranos a place as America's favorite Mob family. -- The UI You Don't Know: Iowa Alumni Magazine staffers throw open the windows on some unassuming, little-known campus gems. -- Mr. Viking: From humblebeginnings to the heights of pro football, Fred Zamberletti is one of the NFL's most respected athletic trainers. -- IN CLASS: A judge and former adviser to President Bill Clinton convinces UI students that national security isn't just for politicians. -- IN FOCUS: A rare discovery of giant sloth bones presents a prehistoric puzzle. -- TO Stop A Killer: Almost a century since the Spanish Flu killed up to 100 million people worldwide, the next influenza pandemic is long overdue. A pioneering alumnus knows too well the growing threat from a deadly species-hopping virus. -- Easy Being Green: More and more consumers are brushing aside conventional home cleaners to embrace the latest example of environmental stewardship. -- Lean On Me: Only two states top Iowa when it comes to volunteerism. As these UI alumni illustrate, it's truly better to give than to receive.
Topical Subject (LCTGM)	Universities & colleges Alumni & alumnae
Corporate Name Subject	University of Iowa
Geographic Subject	United States -- Iowa -- Iowa City
Chronological Subject	2000-2010
Type (DCMIType)	Still image Text
Type (AAT)	Serials (Publications)
Type (IMT)	jpeg
Digital Collection	University Serials and Journals Collection
Subcollection	Iowa Alumni Magazine
Contributing Institution	University of Iowa. Libraries. University Archives
Archival Collection	University Serials and Journals Collection
Collection Guide	http://lib.uiowa.edu/collguides/?RG01.0009.02
Collection Identifier	RG01.0009.02
Rights Management	Educational use only, no other permissions given. U.S. and international copyright laws may protect this digital object. Commercial use or distribution of the object is not permitted without prior permission of the copyright holder.
Contact Information	Contact the University Archives at the University of Iowa: http://www.lib.uiowa.edu/spec-coll/contact/index/
File Name	index.cpd

Title	0000 Front-cover
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