Neil Hamilton, director of the Drake Agricultural Law Center, comments on buyers’ increasing desire for information and choice when purchasing food.
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Drake Relays: from marriage to medals?
Jenn Suhr is one of a number of newly married competitors who will be competing at the Drake Relays this month. She hopes to use the relays as a springboard toward this year’s Olympics in London.
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Police are using phone tracking as a routine tool
Roxann Ryan, adjunct instructor at Drake Law School, comments on using cell phone tracking in state intelligence.
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73 years in the making
Jack Watson and Josephine Barnes Watson married on Sunday, about 73 years after they first met at Drake University.
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Civic Skinny
Iowa Supreme Court Justice Mark Cady spoke at the Drake University Constitutional Law Center.
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Dolph Pulliam, Drake University and the greatest near upset in NCAA Tournament history
Recalling the 1969 Drake Bulldogs' NCAA Final Four team and their match-up against UCLA.
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Holding the (car) key to daughter’s college search
Tom Delahunt, vice president for admission and student financial planning, reflects on being on the other side of the college search process with his teenage daughter.
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DM Register to Charge to View Stories Online
SJMC Dean Charles Edwards comments on the newly announced Gannett paid model.
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Case dismissals trouble NAACP
Drake University law professors Russ Lovell and David Walker co-chair the Des Moines NAACP Legal Redress Committee seeking systemic reforms of the Iowa Civil Rights Commission.
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Youth shaping future of online TV, movies, music
Srikant Mikkilineni, a law student at Drake University, comments on paying for online content like music and movies.