A study done by Iowa State medical entomologists found transmission of West Nile virus most often occurs in Iowa’s western counties.
Logan Metzger
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From connecting women to resources to advocacy, the Margaret Sloss Center for Women and Gender Equity has many goals and events planned for th…
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Bright colors of kimonos and strong lines of Japanese woodblock prints fill the Brunnier Art Museum to allow visitors to “Contemplate Japan.”
An art piece made out of bamboo filled the center piece of the first area of the gallery space of "Contemplate Japan."
Two sets of Japanese dolls were displayed on risers and were separated into a "Boy's Festival" and a "Girl's Festival."
Karen LaMonte's glass kimono is the first thing a person sees when entering the "Contemplate Japan."
An array of kimonos were loaned to the "Contemplate Japan" exhibit by the Department of Apparel, Events and Hospitality Management.