A self-made author shares his inner journey
Since he released his first book, “Look Black Boy,” this spring, Caleb “The...
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Category: August 2019
When volunteering hurts so bad
This is a really painful column to write. Painful, and difficult, as well as potentially...
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The name’s Varla, the topics are queer sex and relationships
How ya doin? I’m finer than a frog hair split three ways! The name’s Varla, and I am here to...
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On the anniversary of Woodstock, a look back at Camp Euforia 2019
“The sunsets here are some of my favorite,” texts a friend before I head to the last night of Camp...
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Veterans for Peace continues their timeless effort
Earlier this year, Air Force veteran Daniel Hale learned he may face 50 years in prison for giving...
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Axe-throwing, inspired by Canada, takes off in Iowa
One to three pounds of wood and sharpened metal. Lift it slowly behind your head, take a step...
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The anti-woman vibe of witch hunts
Being a practitioner of witchcraft has been a part of my life since I was a young girl. I always...
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Former Iowa City resident seeks help after four-car accident
Ox Fotheringham made an impact during their six years in Iowa City before moving to Providence,...
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Cassandra Justine brings adventure, diversity to Fields of Yogis
Fields of Yogis, coming Aug. 23-25, aims to help yoga be accessible to everyone, regardless of...
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Camp E’s community spirit impresses HHG
Horseshoes & Hand Grenades, one of the best-known bands at this year’s Camp Euforia, consists...
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Yogis who defy stereotypes share their joy
Fields of Yogis is coming Aug. 23-25, and this year, the festival’s message is, yoga is for...
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Photo collection illustrates “All Bodies Belong” in yoga
The”All Bodies Belong” series is intended to showcase “real, everyday bodies,...
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