I cant remember it being this form. Ryan central iowa will be confronted with below average tempers for the first time this season. Snow is on its way. Organizes for this years Living History Farms offroad race are bracing for the weather. They walk the seven mile course wednesday, making a few lastminute changes. Downhill areas we think will be slick and so we are trying to make allowances there, making sure theres nothing they can slide into heaven cells. Ryan the 56000 expected know that race day weather is unpredictable. One year we had 11 inches of snow and half the field showed up anyway. Elizabeth a mild november has also led to happier utility customers. Midamerican energy tells us customers have put off turning eric with the potential for snow in a couple days some arent taking predictions likely. Emmy central iowans may not like the thought of this. Snowblowers and shovels are in. We like people to see it and jog your memory that you need to get the snowblower tend or you bro
Climbing the 110 stone stairs of the Church of Agios Ioannis Kastri, Caitlin Weber, a senior in kinesiology and health, looked out into the beautiful turquoise water and rolling hills of the Greek island Skopelos. A long-time fan of the film “Mamma Mia,” Weber said the church featured in the film was the most picturesque.
Iowa State’s Parks Library will once again host a variety of events during prep week and finals week, aiming to help students stay healthy, happy and stress-free. Barks@Parks is an event in which Parks Library hosts therapy dogs for students to come and interact with as a way to relieve stress. Animal therapy like Barks@Parks.
As the fall semester looms on the horizon, the University of Northern Iowa’s Study Abroad Office is gearing up to welcome students into a world of educational adventures that extend far beyond campus borders. The Study Abroad Center offers a vast amount of resources and programs for students wanting to get involved. , shedding light.