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Title Article Summary
Sharp says students need place to party Cedar Falls Mayor Doug Sharp hopes to work with UNI to make Cedar Falls a more enjoyable place to live.
Surprise! Students line up for Rolling Stones tickets; all 24,000 tickets sold for $16.50 each.
Stover's priorities are education and health Dean Stover discusses his platform for the mayoral race in Cedar Falls.