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ALLEGED KINNICK STADIUM FLYOVER PROVOKES LIFTING OF NUMEROUS PANCHERO’S BURRITOS

KINNICK STADIUM–Following a supposed military flyover on Saturday which occurred minutes prior to University of Iowa’s football game versus Michigan, a handful of University students have come forward disputing the official account.

“There’s no way that was a flyover, man,” UI junior Bill Nequist told The Iowa Iowan. “That noise came out of the speakers.”

Although Nequist’s friends described him as being “blackout shitfaced” at the time of the incident, numerous other witnesses stand by his account.

“I heard the sounds of aircraft, but I couldn’t see anything, so I know nothing happened,” senior Jessica Lowenshone said.

“If a flyover did occur, it was definitely the gayest thing I’ve ever seen at an Iowa game,” Lowenshone added before taking part in the Pancheros’ Burrito Lift with her friends.

The Iowa Iowan is unable to verify the authenticity of the flyover claim, as all staffers were still too inebriated to reach an Iowa Air National Guard representative at press time. Video evidence of the alleged incident, however, was salvaged from the aftermath of the drunken ordeal.

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UI POLICE CONSIDER EXTENDING SEXUAL-HARASSMENT LAWS TO FOOTBALL SATURDAYS

UNIVERSITY CAPITOL CENTRE—University of Iowa Police are mulling the possibility of extending sexual-harassment laws to football Saturdays, despite claims that football is not possible while sexual-harassment laws are in place.

“We are very concerned with that possible outcome,” UI Police Chief Hank Fredrickson told The Iowa Iowan Saturday, honking the boob of a female passerby. “It may indeed be true that an attempted football game will fall apart at the seams if we take away people’s right to sexually harass others.”

Football fans worry that the extension will cause more problems than it will solve. “I just don’t see where they’re gonna draw the line, you know?” said UI junior Brandon Durkheim.

“What’s the difference between me touching touching the buttocks of that girl over there wearing black tights, and the quarterback touching the buttocks of the center? It just sounds like a way for cops to give more tickets.”

“This extension is still very much in development,” said Chief Fredrickson. “By all means, carry on normally until at least the 2013 season.”

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MATH MAJOR STARTED TAILGATING N+1 HOURS EARLIER THAN YOU

KINNICK STADIUM—To prepare for the first Hawkeye football game of the season, many students got out of bed earlier than usual Saturday morning to head to Kinnick Stadium and begin the traditional pre-sunrise tailgating activities. All were overshadowed, however, by mathematics major and die-hard Hawks fan Steven Herzog.

Where n is the time at which you started drinking, Herzog began n+1 hours earlier, or t=n-1, where t is the actual time at which Herzog was already buzzed.

“It’s simple: if you started drinking at 8 AM, then I started drinking at 7 AM,” Herzog told The Iowa Iowan on Melrose Ave. Saturday. “If you cracked your first Bud Light at 5 AM, mine was at 4 AM.”

“The variable nature of n entails that I began drinking earlier than you,” said Herzog. “Or any pussy-ass frat boys.”

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FOOTBALL TEAM LOOKS FOR WAYS TO LEVEL FIELD AGAINST TENN TECH

KINNICK STADIUM—University of Iowa Football Coaching Staff are quietly mulling the possibility of sending school band members onto the field in place of Iowa’s stronger football players so they can “fast-forward” past the Tennessee Tech game.

Coaching Staff have said past blowouts over smaller schools have made them come to believe they should level the playing field.

“Usually when we play a team this bad we have to try not to seventy-point them in the first five minutes,” Iowa Strength and Conditioning coach Ryan Harold told The Iowa Iowan on Friday. “It’s just boring as shit for the Coaching Staff to watch.”

Other ideas being floated around to make the game more entertaining include placing a shock collar around Iowa defensive back Shaun Prater, and making quarterback James Vandenberg throw underhand.

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IOWA CITY HIPSTERS SHOCKED BY FOOTBALL GAME

DOWNTOWN—The local hipster community was taken aback this weekend when they witnessed legions of football fans in downtown Iowa City, more than a month after the University of Iowa’s intercollegiate squad wrapped up its season.

“I thought we were done with these assholes until next fall,” said 22-year-old Oasis employee Josh Haskins, adjusting his plaid button-up shirt.

Indeed, the Iowa Hawkeyes’ football season ended last December. But hipsters were apparently unaware that the National Football League season continued into February, ending with this weekend’s Super Bowl XLV.

Haskins said he and a few friends were smoking in front of Deadwood on Sunday afternoon when they saw a few dozen asshole Green Bay Packer fans trickle into nearby Sports Column.

Officials from the NFL insist they spent millions on promotional campaigns leading up to the Super Bowl in hopes of avoiding situations like the one in Iowa City.

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