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This site was developed by University Relations as a companion to the UI Flood Information Blog to share stories about the 2008 flood from throughout the UI community.
Stories from readers reflect their perspectives. Submissions and comments are moderated.
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- "Never prouder of our UI community than those thre...
- "Community is the best way to deal with disaster"
- "To ones deserving more than thanks"
- "Hold on to hope"
- "Thinking of Iowa"
- For Summer Rep, the shows go on
- Photo gallery
- At the DI, the news keeps flowing
- "I hope we all stay together like this"
- "The earth silvers like a river we're in"
- For Facilities Management, an invaluable army of v...
- On the arts campus, emergency efforts made a diffe...
- "The spirit of the original endures"
- At Adler and the library, preserving film from aro...
- Other sites of note
- "The river that divided us will unite us"
- For the bookstore, settling into another temporary...
- "Neighbor helping neighbor"
- “The visceral, physical effort of saving books"
- Arts campus slideshow
- At the Main Library, saving UI history
- "Writing from the Hillcrest Courtyard"
- Among the sandbaggers, a shared purpose
- "What an amazing sense of community!"
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1 comment:
Mr. Dean:
Do you have any pictures from the appartments at Riverside and River St opposite your office?
It looks like they flooded up through the second floor from the aerial view. I lived there 20 years ago.
Thank you!
Sharon
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