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	Covers October 2012 October 2012 Cover by IAM STAFF COVER STORY: With the presidential election only a few weeks away, a UI computer science professor explains what can go wrong in the voting booth (hanging chads, anyone?) - and why it's crucial to democracy to get it right.
	Premium \| People October 2012 Library Lady by Kathryn Howe Chris Seelman Rohret opened Iowa's first certified Little Free Library in Iowa City.
	In Class October 2012 Wide World of Sport by Kathryn Howe A first-year seminar offers an inside look at the business of college athletics.
	Premium \| People October 2012 Man on the Run by Tina Owen Only two weeks after he ran 1,037 miles around Lake Michigan, Steve Cannon completed the RAGBRAI bike ride across Iowa.
	Premium \| Features October 2012 Does recent extreme weather point to climate change? by IAM Staff To some UI-affiliated experts the blistering summer heat that swept across the U.S. is a strong forecast of what global warming looks like.
	People October 2012 Making Memories by Ron Steele Ron Steele, chair of the UI Alumni Association Board of Directors, offers his personal take on why it's great to be a Hawkeye. Especially during football season.
	Premium \| Features October 2012 Eat Your Greens! by Nicole Riehl Driven by a debilitating disease, a UI medical alumna creates an extreme diet that may offer the prescription for good health.
	Premium \| People October 2012 Diving In by Kathryn Howe Canadian swimmer Lindsay Seemann carries a permanent reminder of her Olympics experience. Now, she's ready to make waves as a Hawkeye.
	Premium \| Features October 2012 A Nation's Ghosts by Tina Owen A century-and-a-half after the Civil War tore apart the United States, an exhibit on the UI campus explores the tragic human costs of the conflict and unresolved issues that still roil the nation today.
	Premium \| Features October 2012 Vote of No Confidence by Shelbi Thomas With the presidential election only a few weeks away, a UI computer science professor explains what can go wrong in the voting booth (hanging chads, anyone?) - and why it's crucial to democracy to get it right.

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