Iowa Does

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Herky's Hangover

In early August Iowa City is usually a sleepy, nearly empty college town. The 19-year-old drunks have long left town, returning to the suburbs for the summer. The liberal arts professors have settled into a schedule of waking at 10 and putting on an ill-conceived outfit consisting of cargo shorts, a size-too-big t-shirt, and Birkenstocks. The Ped Mall bars are closed on Mondays and only half filled on the weekends.

But for one weekend this August that will all change.

That's right ladies and gentlemen, were takin' this baby back home! For two nights, the booze-fueled mess that is Iowa Does will take over the very city that brought many of its' partiers together, waking it from its' summer siesta and kicking it directly in the black and gold balls!

Jack Does

The wildly-successful party series we've all come to know and love, which has dominated such illustrious spots as Avoca, Clear Lake, Arena, and Oquawka, is finally going big-time and hitting a town with a five-digit population and more than three bars.

Jen Does

Whether or not an actual city is ready to, or even capable of, handling Iowa Does remains to be seen. None the less, the weekend of August 8th through the 10th will see forty of the Midwest's finest twenty-somethings reconvene in the heart of the only inhabitable place in the great Hawkeye State.

Will the return of the former Hawkeyes amongst the Iowa Does crew bring forth a cheer-filled, homecoming parade? Multiple arrests? An alcohol-induced dance party? No one knows for sure. But one thing is certain: somebody's going home pregnant.