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Law glitch: Prairie Meadows illegally took bets on foreign simulcasts for decades
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Iowa stays on sidelines as medical, recreational marijuana sales grow
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Speaking in June about tuition hikes, Iowa university students called upon their state lawmakers to look in the mirror. Many of us are familiar with recent trends in state funding to colleges that have caused the cost of higher education to be placed on students in a way that makes it unaffordable and inaccessible, Regan Smock, undergraduate student body president of the University of Iowa, told the regents in June.
It s far more complicated than that, however.
State lawmakers have long been split across the aisle on just how much funding should go to public universities. And as costs of higher education have risen nationwide, and appropriations have fallen or stagnated, students are increasingly looking for answers about the money required for a degree.
Pending Iowa tuition increases renew debate about who is at fault
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Jason W. Selby, Press News
Mason City dentist Jay Lala in the building that once housed
Emerson s on Main. Lala is restoring the structure and opening
a satellite office in Osage.
The longtime Mason City dentist, after 28 years in the business, is expanding his practice to Osage. When his friend Ken Emerson decided to move his clothing store across Main Street, it provided Lala with an opportunity to gather more patients under his care.
If there is one word Lala would use to describe the dental arts, it is âfun.â He is known for his vast wardrobe of Hawaiian shirts; after getting married in Hawaii, his wardrobe has grown by 150, because they are comfortable, he says, and he does not need to tuck them in.