Drake politics professor Arthur Sanders, a longtime analyst of his state's caucuses, said Mitt Romney's strong likelihood of not doing well in Iowa is why he is skipping Ames.
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After 51 years, south-side teacher puts down her chalk
Des Moines teacher Frieda Griffin, 81, recently retired after a career that spanned more than half a century. Griffin took classes at Drake to keep current during her tenure.
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Esks' McKnight leads by example
Drake alumnus Dennis McKnight is profiled for his work ethic and professionalism as assistant coach of the Edmonton Eskimos football team. He still has a Drake Bulldogs tattoo burned into his cannonball of a right shoulder.
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Southeast Iowa judge named to state appeals court
Drake law alumnus Michael Mullins was named to the state court of appeals. He will replace Edward Mansfield, who has been appointed an Iowa Supreme Court justice.
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Rooms are scarce as big Des Moines weekend approaches
Des Moines hosts the NCAA track and field championships Wednesday through Saturday at Drake University.
Des Moines hosts the NCAA track and field championships Wednesday through Saturday at Drake University. Attendance at that event could hit 40,000 people.
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Santorum joins GOP race for president
Dennis Goldford, Drake political science professor, commented on GOP candidate Rick Santorum's decision to deliver his half-hour announcement speech near the coal mine where his immigrant grandfather worked.
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Tanzania: When American Football Came to Town
A recap of the impact made by Drake football players as part of the Global Kilimanjaro Bowl last month.
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Executive makes time to care for city rose garden
Drake alumna Jane Stampe makes time to tend a rose garden in Palm Springs, despite her busy schedule as managing director of the Americas for IDeaS, a global software company that services the hospitality industry headquartered in Minneapolis. She oversees operations in North and South America.
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Global thanks TZ for embracing American football
Players, coaches, staff, families and friends of the Drake University Bulldogs and CONADEIP All-Stars have returned from Tanzania to the United States and Mexico following the highly successful Global Kilimanjaro Bowl.
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Students' skill, knowledge impress Law Day judges
Nearly 400 kindergarten through fifth-grade students from two Des Moines schools participated in inaugural Law Day celebration essay, poster and coloring contests sponsored by ARAG and Drake University Law School.