Iowa City

noun

Stanley Perlman, a microbiologist and professor at the University of Iowa, in Iowa City, is listed as a coauthor of the statement.

Residents should continue to wear masks in public spaces within Iowa City in accordance with the City’s order.

For Maggy Moran, the manager of Revival, a clothing boutique in Iowa City, the pandemic has completely shifted how she operates.

From Time

Weiner works at the Iowa Neuroscience Institute in Iowa City.

She is a space physicist at the University of Iowa in Iowa City.

The seeds of Strub's activism were sown as a child, when he snuck out of the house to watch May Day riots in Iowa City.

One columnist hailed her as a “hero,” a level of achievement apparently reached easily in and around Iowa City.

I knew it was Iowa City, that it was in the Midwest, and that its university had an important literary archive.

Remained in Iowa City; the wind still high and the weather very cold.

Iowa City is quite a place, with a population, as I am told, of about 2500.

Upon reaching Iowa City, on his journey westward, he was appointed captain of a company of one hundred persons.

A friend of mine living at Iowa City had a mule, whose ingenuity in getting into mischief was more than ordinarily remarkable.

He was just twenty-six years of age, lately married to an estimable and accomplished young lady, a resident of Iowa City.

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