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Indianapolis Star Hogan Background check In the second installment of BY ASHTON SHURSON THE DAILY IOWAN an exclusive five-part Q&A series, new men’s basketball UI Provost Michael Hogan coach Todd Lickliter talks confirmed Monday that he is about growing up and not one of the coaching in hoops-crazed five finalists for Indiana. Sports, Back Page the UI presi- dency. “People have Flag at half-staff asked if I’m one of the people The flag will be lowered to coming through half-staff today next week, and in honor of I’m not,” Hogan Hogan Professor said. “That’s all UI Provost Emeritus I’m going to Stephen S. Fox, say.” who died on From June 11-15, the final candidates will visit the May 31. He university for the last round of served at the interviews and meetings with a university from September variety of campus leaders and 1965 until his retirement students. from the psychology depart- ment on May 16, 1997. SEE HOGAN, PAGE 3 Wesley Cropp/The Daily Iowan Organ-donation The avian influenza virus H5N1 has garnered more attention from the UI in recent months, with university officials using the Pandemic TIMELINE OF THE UI Influenza Preparedness Task Force, created in 2006. The task force hopes to present an updated plan to the provost by the end of the month. law updated The ever-evolving strain has claimed the lives of more than 180 people worldwide in the last four years, according to the World Health PRESIDENTIAL- UI law Professor Sheldon Organization. Kurtz led a committee to SEARCH SAGA redraft Iowa’s law on organ • June 2006: UI President David donations. Metro, Page 2 UI researchers and administrators convene in preparation Skorton leaves the UI for Cornell University. for the possibility of a bird-flu outbreak. • November 2006: The state Board of Regents votes 6-2 to Beyond could be used as a template for major education and research Fethke. The plans would also be BY ZHI XIONG reject the four finalists and to perfectionism THE DAILY IOWAN other colleges around the enterprise, and employer.” brought to the state Board of disband the search committee. nation, noting the unique struc- The task force operates under Regents and other state univer- UI researchers link the need In a race against the quickly • December 2006: The UI ture of a public university and state and federal guidelines, sities for further discussion, Faculty Senate and Staff Council to be fault-free to some eating mutating avian influenza virus its relation to other local and utilizing the Centers for Dis- Atchison said. vote “no-confidence” in the behaviors. Metro, Page 7 H5N1, a team of UI physicians state entities. ease Control and Prevention, After the CDC held its first regents. and administrators has joined full-scale drill in January, the “You begin to imagine how the state health department, • January 2007: New search the international community in this institution will carry out its UI task force followed suit with committee begins quest for preparing for a possible world- and reports from the World Finkbine student responsibility as a public insti- its own four-hour exercise in president. wide outbreak. Health Organization. fees on par tution,” said task force head April, using a scenario in which • May 2007: Committee hold The Pandemic Influenza Pre- The UI pandemic task force is bird flu — carried by an inter- off-campus interviews. Chris Atchison, an associate Think students’ cost for a paredness Task Force, created due to present an updated plan national student — spread • June 11-15: Five final candi- round of golf in Iowa City is in January 2006 by UI Provost dean of the UI College of Public to the provost at the end of the through the campus. dates will visit the UI for the a little steep? Judging from Michael Hogan, is hashing out a Health. “It’s also the state’s month, which will be forwarded last round of interviews. other Big Ten schools, you detailed plan of action that major health-care provider, to interim President Gary SEE AVIAN, PAGE 3 might be surprised. Sports, Back Page Art ’round the District, world IOWA WORKS TO STOP Iowa Children’s Museum highlights Indonesian art and teachers life. Arts & Culture, Page 5 EXODUS OF PHYSICIANS Hitchcock lives agree on The state has an average net gain of doctors each year, Is Iowa City prepared for but some medical areas are hurting. bird flu? Opinions, Page 4 pay hike dailyiowan.com BY JONATHAN VAN DYKE The School District’s teachers THE DAILY IOWAN For photos, video, audio, Paul Abrams has plenty of reasons to stay in blogs, and more, check us will see at least a 5 percent Iowa. The second-year UI medical student rec- out online at: ognized that the Hawkeye State is a wholesome dailyiowan.com increase. place for settling down. BY BRIAN STEWART “I think the majority of people want to stay in Tape of new Iowa and at least look for opportunities,” he THE DAILY IOWAN said. coach Iowa City School District teachers will see a But a recent study issued by a task force con- Go online to check out part guaranteed 5 percent increase in pay for the 2007- sisting of members of the UI Carver College of one of DI’s four-part video 08 school year, as well as a new pay scale, now that Medicine and UI Hospitals and Clinics recom- mends Iowa conduct further research into why series with new Iowa the district and the Iowa City Education Associa- so many physicians are leaving the state each basketball coach Todd tion have reached an agreement. Barb Henke, the education asso- year. Lickliter. ciation’s chief negotiator, “We need to continue to retain more doctors announced on Monday that the who train in the state,” said Roger Tracy, the UI WEATHER district negotiated a three-year assistant dean of financial affairs for Statewide agreement with the group that Clinical Education Programs. Mostly uses a mathematical formula The study shows that between 1980 and sunny, light based on district growth to deter- 2005, the number of Iowa physicians has breezes, mine pay increases. Teachers will increased 54 percent, against a population 20% chance receive an estimated 5.27 percent Henke growth of 2 percent. Each year between 1996 of T-storms hike; they are guaranteed a mini- and 2005, Iowa’s workforce saw an average of © mum of at least 5 percent, Henke negotiator 336 physicians added and an average of 265 72 22 C 54 12 C said. who left the workplace — a net gain of 71 physi- © Association members overwhelmingly approved cians per year. the new pay increase (96 percent of the vote). Sev- For those leaving, though, more than 60 per- INDEX enty percent of district teachers who are members cent left for relocation rather than retirement of the organization were eligible to vote, though the or other reasons, a cause for concern among the Arts 5 Opinions 4 raise will affect all teachers in the district. task force. Classifieds 10 Sports 12 Crossword 6 SEE TEACHERS, PAGE 3 SEE DOCS, PAGE 3

2 - The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Tuesday, June 5, 2007 News dailyiowan.com for more local news The Daily Iowan Volume 139 Issue 2 BREAKING NEWS STAFF Law prof fixes organ law Phone: (319) 335-6063 Publisher: E-mail: [email protected] William Casey...... 335-5788 BY MICHELLE SCOTT language changes to make the document as an effort to make Fax: 335-6184 Editor: Jason Brummond...... 335-6030 THE DAILY IOWAN stipulations clear. such important information CORRECTIONS “It was a very intensive easier to understand. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE Managing Editor: Call: 335-6030 Brittany Volk...... 335-5855 Other state legislatures are process,” Kurtz said. “I am very proud of the work considering new laws control- UNIFORM Policy: The Daily Iowan strives for Metro Editors: For example, the previous act the students got to do,” Kurtz Erika Binegar...... 335-6063 ling the use of deceased individ- accuracy and fairness in the reporting did not distinguish what pur- said, adding that two students ANATOMICAL GIFT of news. If a report is wrong or mis- Ray Mattson...... 335-6063 uals’ organs because of the pose the deceased accompanied him to visit Opinions Editor: efforts of UI College of Law Pro- leading, a request for a correction or a individual intended for her or Culver when he signed the ACT clarification may be made. Jon Gold...... 335-5863 fessor Sheldon Kurtz with the Sports Editor: his organs; uses include measure into law. • Strengthened language to pro- Iowa law. PUBLISHING INFO Charlie Kautz...... 335-5848 transplantation, therapy, Another change allows family hibit others from “attempting to The Uniform Anatomical Gift The Daily Iowan (USPS 143.360)is Arts Editors: research, and education. Nei- members to halt donations, override an individual’s decision Act was originally drafted in published by Student Publications Inc., Soheil Rezayazdi...... 335-5851 ther the original nor the 1987 even if an individual agreed to make or refuse to make an Vanessa Veiock...... 335-5851 1968, and Kurtz was appointed E131 Adler Journalism Building, Iowa update explained which use during her or his lifetime to anatomical gift.” Copy Chief: principal writer of a 10-person should take priority, but the make such a gift. Kurtz said City, Iowa 52242-2004, daily except • Acknowledges that a donation Saturdays, Sundays, legal and universi- Beau Elliot...... 335-6030 committee to draft the first newest updates remedied those donations are referred to as Design Editor: decision is “highly personal and ty holidays, and university vacations. update since 1987. The National gray areas. “gifts” because the buying and deserves respect from the law.” Maggie Voss...... 335-6030 Periodicals postage paid at the Iowa Graphics Editor: Conference of Commissioners “Saving lives through selling of organs is against the • Offers “default rules” for on Uniform State Laws transplantation trumps law in the United States. City Post Office under the Act of Dylan Salisbury...... 335-6030 document interpretation. Congress of March 2, 1879. Photo Editor: approved the act during its July research,” Kurtz said. The Iowa Donor Network reg- • Addresses abuses like 2006 conference, and Iowa Gov. SUBSCRIPTIONS Ben Roberts...... 335-5852 According to the Iowa Depart- ulates donation and distributes “intentional falsification of a Web Editor: Chet Culver signed it into law ment of Motor Vehicles website, related information. The non- Call: Pete Recker at 335-5783 document of gift or refusal.” E-mail: [email protected] Tony Phan...... 335-5829 in April. individuals can give legal con- profit organization awarded Business Manager: • Follows guidelines of the Subscription rates: Kurtz said he became inter- sent to donate organs by choos- Kurtz with a Volunteer of the National Association of Medical Debra Plath...... 335-5786 ested in the issue while teach- ing “yes” on the Iowa driver’s Year award in April for his work Iowa City and Coralville: $20 for one Advertising Manager: Examiners. semester, $40 for two semesters, $10 ing a seminar in the UI law license application. But for tis- on the project, as well as his Cathy Witt...... 335-5794 • Allows repeal of either former for summer session, $50 for full year. school roughly 10 years ago. sue, corneas, and organs to be involvement with the enact- Classified Ads Manager: version of the document. Out of town: $40 for one semester, “My whole commitment to Cristine Perry...... 335-5784 made available for research, ment of the updated law in $80 for two semesters, $15 for summer Circulation Manager: the process grew out of a class I individuals must be listed on Iowa. Source: http://www.anatomicalgiftact.org session, $95 all year. Pete Recker...... 335-5783 taught,” he said. the Iowa Donor Registry. Kurtz remains quite involved Day Production Manager: 1 During the 2 ⁄2-year process, Kurtz said that in working with the measure, answering Send address changes to: The Daily Heidi Owen...... 335-5789 he put his ideas into statutory closely with eight students on questions as other states adopt Kurtz anticipates that all 50 Iowan, 100 Adler Journalism Building, Night Production Manager: language and then took drafts the updated act, he became con- it. states will have enacted his Iowa City, Iowa 52242-2004. Bob Foley...... 335-5789 to the committee, which acted vinced that these specifics were “Just last week, I was talking draft — in whole or part — as editors of the document. The somewhat unclear. The senti- to people in California,” he said. within three years. rewriting process entailed ments expressed by the stu- “Any state that is interested in E-mail DI reporter Michelle Scott at: numerous updates and dents made their way into the this act, I talk to it.” [email protected] STATE Judge tours tornado- in eastern Iowa,” Judge said in a statement issued following her damaged towns visit. DES MOINES (AP) — State offi- The storms caused an cials toured storm-damaged areas estimated $2.7 million in damage of eastern Iowa on Monday, to public buildings, parks and assessing damage as they consid- recreation facilities. No estimate er applying for federal funds to for damage had been released for assist in the cleanup. the homes that were damaged or Tornadoes cut a 16-mile path destroyed. of damage from Grandview in David Miller, the director of Louisa County through Fruitland and into Muscatine on June 1, Iowa Homeland Security and damaging or destroying more than Emergency Management, said 100 homes. state officials are considering ask- Lt. Gov. Patty Judge toured the ing for a presidential disaster dec- region on Monday and described laration, which would grant federal the destruction as indescribable. funds to the cleanup. A decision “It is tough to put into words the had not been made as of late devastation faced by families here Monday afternoon.

POLICE BLOTTER

Alma Alvarado, 13, Columbus Ricky Dunnahoo, 44, 303 Junction, Iowa, was charged Cherokee Trail, was charged May Monday with obstructing an officer. 31 with public intoxication. Sara Baker, 15, 322 N. Dubuque Jeffrey Less, 22, Eldridge, Iowa, St., was charged June 2 with fifth- was charged Monday with public degree theft. intoxication. Joshua Beckermann, 20, 68 Theresa Oberkiser, 25, 331 N. Arbor Hills Circle, was charged Gilbert St., was charged Sunday May 31 with driving with a sus- with public intoxication, fifth- pended/canceled license. degree criminal mischief, and Mauricio Cruz, 24, 1930 S. Gilbert assault on a peace officer. St. Apt. 4, was charged Sunday Floyd McDaniel Jr., 20, Cedar with driving with a Rapids, was charged May 23 with suspended/canceled license. marijuana possession and sec- Wesley Cropp/The Daily Iowan Vance Dillon, 42, 1437 Laurel ond-degree theft by check. Ultimate Fighting Championship fighter and referee Joe Jordan checks for a tap out during a Union Bar fight night. The matches are held in Drive, was charged June 1 with OWI. Jasen Randels, 20, 1009 conjunction with the Union’s owners and Quad Cities-based promotional company Ultimate Productions. Iowa City city councilors drafted a Sandusky Drive, was charged Feb. ban on all mixed martial arts held in establishments selling alcohol during their work session Monday night, after the Iowa City Alcohol Danielle Davis, 21, address unknown, was charged Monday 26 with third-degree theft by Advisory Board and city staff voiced concerns about the weekly event. with simple assault. check. John Houlsworth, 22, 1600 Cedar Patrick Snagg, 19, 1103 Rapids, was charged May 23 with Hollywood Blvd., was charged Council works on fight ban marijuana possession. Sunday with marijuana possession.

BY LAURA SHATZER fight on Wednesday nights, but when one of these professional know what goes on at fight THE DAILY IOWAN City Attorney Eleanor Dilkes fighters decides to fight with an nights,” he said. advised councilors against such amateur,” Hargadine said. He added that he thinks Promoter Monte Cox — the involvement. “Every guy thinks he’s the councilors don’t have their facts man who brought Fight Nights She pointed to the lack of toughest guy out there.” straight, noting the fights have to the Union Bar on Wednesdays state precedent and a fine line Councilors also questioned never spilled onto the streets — is not going to let this 10- between amateur and profes- the fusion of amateur and and there has only been one trip week-strong “tradition” die sional fights as reasons the professional fighters, but to the ER. without a fight. councilors should not increase focused on the dangers of “The alcohol is important But he’s up against the Iowa regulation. having alcohol and fighting in because that’s why people come; City City Council and the On Monday night, Iowa City close vicinity as their primary that’s the reason why bars will measure it drafted at its work Police Chief Sam Hargadine reason to draft a ban. allow us to come in. [Alcohol session Monday that would ban briefed the councilors on the “I don’t know how the alcohol and fighting] go hand in hand,” mixed martial arts fighting in format of the fights before and fighting ever can mix,” said he told reporters. any establishment holding a recommending a ban on fights Councilor Mike O’Donnell, echo- The council expressed liquor license. from venues selling alcohol. ing the sentiments of several interest in hearing promoters’ Councilors had discussed Ineffective monitoring of who other councilors, who wondered points of view during its formal dipping their hands into the enters the brawls was one of the whether violence could extend meeting tonight, when Cox and fray after the Iowa City Alcohol chief’s major concerns. Fighters onto city streets or the risk of other fans of the amateur Advisory Board expressed show up at the bar, declare their personal injuries could increase fighting scene in Iowa City will concerns about the mix between style of fighting, and are in the presence of alcohol. have a chance to respond to its amateur fighting and alcohol. matched by weight and fighting Yet, during a break in the proposal. Officials suggested more style, he said. work session, Cox disagreed. E-mail DI reporter Laura Shatzer at: regulation on who is allowed to “One of my greatest fears is “Right now, they really don’t [email protected]

NATION Wounded airman when he tried to comply. to get up, and as I get up, he shoots Deputy District Attorney Lewis Senior Airman Elio Carrion said me.” Cope replayed an amateur video of testifies about the deputy swore repeatedly at him Former San Bernardino County the Jan. 29, 2006, shooting record- being shot as he tried to explain that he was in Sheriff’s Deputy Ivory J. Webb Jr., ed by a bystander and broadcast on the military and was not a threat as 46, a former Hawkeye wide receiver TV stations nationwide. SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. (AP)— he lay near the passenger-side door. who played in the 1982 Rose Bowl, Carrion, 23, showed no emotion An Iraq war veteran testified Monday “I said, ‘I’m in the military, I’m in has pleaded not guilty to felony as he watched the footage that that a deputy ordered him to get up the [expletive] military. Believe me, charges of voluntary attempted showed him being shot in the chest, from the ground twice during a we mean you no harm,’ ” Carrion manslaughter and assault with a left leg, and left shoulder. His rela- videotaped confrontation after a car testified. “And the officer says, ‘OK, firearm. If convicted, he could face tives in the audience appeared to chase and then shot him three times get up,’ and I repeat that I’m going more than 18 years in prison. struggle to hold back tears.

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AVIAN where we can say we are com- CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 pletely ready,” she said. “But I think we are ready to respond.” POSSIBLE The scene unfolded in A recent university study CONSEQUENCES OF 15-minute intervals, which shows people who work with represented one day each. Sixty migratory and aquatic birds, PANDEMIC university leaders from many which carry influenza viruses in • Widespread public service sectors — business, academic, their digestive tracts, are on the disruption research, and hospital — frontline for contracting avian • Businesses could close, caus- practiced their response to flu. ing financial strain simulated pandemic. Based on blood samples of 42 • Home-schooling could replace “In a tornado, there’s a veterinarians across the state shut-down schools defined place and time. When who had contact with live chick- • Public transportation routes it’s over, it’s over,” Atchison said, ens, ducks, and geese, the interrupted noting that the sustainability of veterinarians tested positive for Source: resources is a major concern antibodies against the avian-flu http://www.pandemicflu.gov/plan/in dividual/index.html during a possible outbreak. “[A virus, which indicates exposure pandemic] is a totally different to the disease. level of organized response. It’s UI researchers Kendall Avian influenza has claimed not just responding to a scene.” Myers, a graduate student in 187 human lives worldwide The UI Hospitals and Clinics occupational and environmen- since 2003, according to latest has its own planning group for tal health, and Gregory Gray, an statistics from the WHO. pandemic and bio-emergencies, epidemiology professor, believe “It brought everybody’s atten- which has been in place since such workers should have high- tion to how profoundly large Emily Maxwell/The Daily Iowan 2002. er priority for receiving FDA- and complex a pandemic could approved vaccination and treat- UI Provost Michael Hogan (left) and interim UI President Gary Fethke address the state Board of Stephanie Holley, an infec- be,” Atchison said. “I think tion-control professional with ment. Regents during the regents’ meeting on Dec. 12, 2006, in the IMU. The regents met to discuss ‘sobering awareness’ is a way to the UI epidemiology program, “As far as getting them raising admission standards. said the hospital is examining involved in pandemic planning, describe how people came out of staffing models and the logistics policymakers are aware of these it.” of dealing with a pandemic. studies,” Myers said. “Hopefully, E-mail DI reporter Zhi Xiong at: The UI provost was previously a finalist in first “There will never be a point this will have some influence.” [email protected] search for the university’s president.

HOGAN demanded that regent Presi- McElligott — who was on the dent Michael Gartner step first search committee — has Teachers to get pay hike CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 down from his position. previously said that he Hogan was one of four final- The second search panel thought no one was more quali- ists selected by the first presi- began looking for a new presi- fied than Hogan to head the UI. dential-search committee, dent to replace David Skorton UI Faculty Senate President which was disbanded in — who left for Cornell Univer- Victoria Sharp said she didn’t sity in June 2006 — in Janu- have an opinion on Hogan’s November 2006. The state ary. The committee has been absence from the finalist pool Board of Regents voted 6-2 to applauded for its openness and this time around but said he is reject all four. recent decision to hold on-cam- a “great provost” and “support- Many UI students, faculty, pus interviews for finalists. ive of the faculty.” and staff were upset by the Many members of the UI “I think he would have made secrecy of the first search. In community supported Hogan a fine president,” said Sharp, a December 2006, members of as the next president during clinical associate professor of the UI Faculty Senate and his time as a finalist last urology. “He’s a wonderful Staff Council and others voted November. man.” “no confidence” in the regents. Former UI Student Govern- E-mail DI reporter Ashton Shurson at: Some members even ment President Peter [email protected] State fights to keep MDs

DOCS than training ever would. among the lowest of the 50 Demand is going up even if states in its Medicare reim- CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 patient numbers are staying bursement,” he said, noting that “We think retaining a 71 net stable.” for a physician trying to pay off gain is a good thing. It has been Tracy agreed that the state loans, this burden may be one a good thing,” said Peter must be diligent to avoid physi- reason for leaving the state. Densen, the executive associate cian attrition. Both UI doctors are taking dean in the UI Carver College of “It needs research attention such issues into account in the Rachel Mummey/The Daily Iowan Medicine and head of the task so we know what causes physi- task force to help future physi- Dana Vernon’s fourth-grade class at Coralville Central Elementary School has a discussion on Sept. 21, force. “But we’re going to have cians to leave Iowa, and then we cians such as Abrams to stay in 2006. The Iowa City Education Association announced Monday that the district’s teachers will see a guar- more of a need.” can begin to address those Iowa. issues,” he said. “We need to identify the anteed 5 percent pay increase for the 2007-08 school year. The data the task force used to make its recommendations While the system to retain things that lend themselves to came from the Iowa Physician Iowa doctors has yet to be put in solutions,” Tracy said. “And per- Information System, a database place, Densen was able to offer haps we’ll do a better job of TEACHERS Education association mem- state in the nation for teachers’ spanning 30 years. up one of a possible many areas retaining doctors in Iowa.” CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 ber Dave Raaf believes that the salaries to the 25th spot. Both Tracy and Densen said affecting retention. E-mail DI reporter Jonathan Van Dyke at: revised pay scale is beneficial “That needed to be a com- the average net gain looks good “Iowa is either the lowest or [email protected] “We have great teachers in for teachers. bined effort of state compensa- on paper but does not address our district, and anything we “If you continue your educa- tion money and district efforts,” more specific issues. can do to support them I am in tion, you have to pay for it, and she said. “This agreement “At the present, we have suf- favor of,” School Board member [teachers] might as well get shows that [the district] under- ficient numbers of family prac- Liz Crooks said. rewarded for that,” he said. stands that.” titioners, but not psychiatry, for The negotiation also includes This pay raise is separate Negotiations, which came to a example,” Densen said. “Iowa a revised pay scale for teachers, from the increase approved ear- close on May 25, also included ranks fourth [in the nation] which added a new level for lier this year by the Iowa Legis- language clarifications in with its percentage of popula- educators who hold master’s lature. teacher contracts. Henke tion over 80. You need physi- degrees and 15 hours of gradu- “It’s like there are two differ- explained that the district was cians to take care of those kind ate credit. Previously, teachers ent pots of money,” Henke said. already addressing many of the of problems that they have.” needed 30 hours of graduate “The first one goes through the “codifications,” but those The task force identified two ways to address the disparity. credit on top of the master’s district and then goes straight changes are now guaranteed. Iowa can either train more degree to receive increased pay. Henke announced the results to the teachers. That’s called medical students, or it needs to “It’s a win-win for everybody,” teacher compensation. The sec- of the vote to the members of keep more physicians practic- Henke said. “The master’s plus ond pot comes from the state the association via e-mail. ing in the state. 15 hours is a nice incentive for and goes to the district — that’s “We’re very happy,” she said. “Medical students need a teachers who have been with under district control.” “I’m thrilled to come to this vol- minimum of seven years and the district to continue their Henke said the goal of the untary settlement.” up to 12 for specialty training,” professional development. It’s Legislature earlier this year E-mail DI reporter Brian Stewart at: Densen said. “Retention would all very positive.” was to raise Iowa from the 41st [email protected] have a more immediate impact 4 - The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Tuesday, June 5, 2007

GOT SOME FREE TIME? Then write us an e-mail at Unseamly [email protected] I’m not the smartest person in the OPINIONS world, by a long shot. Tiger skying one 600-plus yards to the green, Manny JASON BRUMMOND Editor • BRITTANY VOLK Managing Editor • JON GOLD Opinions Editor • ERIKA BINEGAR Metro Editor hitting one that disappears forever IMRON BHATTI, JOSEPH DUNKLE, MASON KERNS, ROB VERHEIN, KATHLEEN WATSON, NATE WHITNEY Editorial writers into the night over the Green Monster and into Boston folklore, Stealth EDITORIALS reflect the majority opinion of the DI Editorial Board and not the opinion of the Publisher, Student Publications Inc., or the University of Iowa. President Cheney or the Cowboy in GUEST OPINIONS, COMMENTARIES, and COLUMNS reflect the opinions of the authors and are not necessarily those of the Editorial Board. Chief telling the truth about anything — that kind of a long shot. (Well, OK, let’s be honest: Two of EDITORIAL those three things might happen. Any given day, even. The other — not so much.) But it seems, in my not-so-smart Pandemic unlikely, but readiness is all condition, that this administration is coming apart at the seams, to use a tailor-made cliché. On May 14, the UI News Services posted a release titled “UI Advice: The main structure for the plan is general disaster preparedness: Or maybe it was always approxi- Everyone Should Plan for Pandemic Flu.” The release warns of an keeping a supply of food, water, supplies, and prescription drugs on mately as competent as post-Katrina inevitable pandemic and urges individuals to plan for the situation. The hand, talking with family members and the community, and limiting the FEMA. release offers links to websites that describe the plan being developed by spread of germs. The government website offers a printable checklist of Which is to say, around as compe- the UI Pandemic Influenza Preparedness Task Force as well as the one the precautions, all of which are advisable in any crisis situation. In the tent as the Cubs these days. (And created by the federal government. same way that we keep a first-aid kit on hand for inevitable cuts and the Cubs are At first glance, the news release and its suggested web links inspire a scrapes, it is a good idea to follow the checklist for the sake of being sense of panic of “duck-and-cover” proportions. In this day and age, a indeed circling prepared. around competen- deadly pandemic similar to that of 1918 seems illogical, because the vast The timing and magnitude of an outbreak can not be predicted, but cy these days. advancement of modern medicine has given us a sense of security that there are a few assumptions that can be made. In times when the pub- And letting the makes the plagues and pandemics of the past seem impossible in devel- lic is faced with a potential health threat, the immediate reaction is competency pop- oped nations. That this pandemic is often referred to as bird flu does not often a temporary case of mass panic. The news release makes it clear up fall among offer a sense of menace. For these reasons, a first glance may be the only them.) consideration that many people will give to the advice. This Editorial that an important measure will be to stay far away from public places I mean, it’s one Board would like to urge people to take a second glance and give serious such as schools and businesses during a pandemic. In the event of an thing to say consideration to the UI’s advice. outbreak, the general sense of panic partnered with empty grocery you’re going to BEAU ELLIOT In today’s advanced world, we have so much faith in modern medicine stores and pharmacies will leave many of us hopelessly unprepared. It is run government that we take many things for granted. The important thing to remember important to consider preparation now. like a business, as conservatives love is that the recommendations for preparedness are the product of that Much like your first-aid kit at home, whose eye patch or roll of gauze to repeat, because you’ve got a presi- you may never need, you will probably not find yourself in the worst-case dent, elected or not, who has a same modern medicine and research. There are too many elements that Harvard M.B.A. (Yeah, I know — hard are impossible for researchers to predict. We must consider the possibil- scenario with pandemic flu. Better safe — and free of disease — than to believe, but facts are facts. Except ities and plan accordingly. sorry. in the White House, where facts are — well, nobody’s quite sure what they are, yet. You get the feeling that White House people are taking Ronald LETTERS Reagan’s maxim, Don’t confuse me LETTERS TO THE EDITOR may be sent via e-mail to [email protected] (as text, not as attachment). Each letter must be signed and include an address and phone number for verification. Letters with the facts, just a tad too seriously.) It’s another thing, of course, to run should not exceed 300 words. The DI reserves the right to edit for length and clarity. The DI will publish only one letter per author per month. Letters will be chosen for publication by the editors according to the government like a corporation space considerations. No advertisements or mass mailings, please. rushing headlong, as if it were an GUEST OPINIONS that exceed 300 words in length must be arranged with the Opinions editor at least three days prior to the desired date of publication. Guest opinions are selected in accordance with 18th-century novel, into one of many word length, subject relevance, and space considerations. chapters. Eleven, say (metaphorically — and, perhaps, literally). Crazy gas prices Take the U.S. policy toward Iran, for People are asking why gas prices are instance. (Someone please take it, up $1 a gallon over last year. Some say before it escapes and turns into anoth- it’s because there aren’t enough refineries. er Frankenstein’s monster [to borrow from an old joke.]) Some say it’s because China and India are If reports out of Washington, D.C., using more gas. But the real reason gas is are to be believed (I mean, the town up is because last year was an election sometimes resembles one big sausage year and this year isn’t. factory), there’s quite a scuffle going The lowest price of gas last year was — on within the administration about coincidentally — on Election Day. Maybe the what to do with Iran and its nuclear solution to keeping gas prices low is to have program. congressional elections every six months. On the one side, according to the reports (mostly from public radio and I’m Marc Perkel — and I approved this the blogosphere, notably Steve message. Clemons [and yes, it’s fair to ask why Marc Perkel a Red Sox fan would believe anything San Bruno, Calif. from a guy with that last name]), you have Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and, interestingly enough, Bar law bad idea Director of National Intelligence Mike With members of the community McConnell, Defense Secretary Robert actively working on a petition, and having Gates, and CIA Director Michael seen it become an ongoing hot topic for Hayden, who support using diplomacy Iowa City, I think it’s necessary to men- toward Iran. tion the 21-only ordinance. The idea of On the other side, you have people who support what you might call a raising the minimum age from 19 to 21 at more testosterone-filled approach. the bars is well-intentioned but misguided. They want what Clemons labels a “hot The cost that is being ignored is that of conflict.” the entertainment, culture, and protection. Not surprisingly, Stealth President We (my friends and I) have run into Cheney is on this side. I mean, who’da problems when a group of us — including thunk? Now, it’s not necessarily a bad thing some under 19 — wanted to listen to a for an administration to have internal band perform at, say, the Mill or the enter one of these establishments, but the I understand the worries that drinking that. All an ordinance will do is take said debates over policy. In fact, you kinda Picador. The same problem arises if we fact that they serve alcohol means our in Iowa City has gotten out of hand, and, rebellious young teen out of the consis- wish that maybe the administration want to play pool at the Q Bar or College under-19 friends cannot participate in to a degree, it has. From my experience, tently guarded downtown. had had a tad more internal debate Street Billiards. There is no rule that says what could have be an enjoyable evening though, if a rebellious young teen wants to about invading Iraq before it, well, Alex Griffin invaded Iraq. (And that it had paid a we must drink (or try to drink) once we of music or pool. go out and drink, no ordinance will change UI junior bit more — or even any — attention to an Aug. 13, 2002, CIA analysis of what would happen to Iraq if the United COMMENTARY States were to invade. More or less, that analysis predicted what has hap- pened. It was titled, in case you’re interested, “The Perfect Storm.” Cue the laugh track.) FDA may have been misdiagnosed However. The Stealth President has apparently moved beyond mere debate. According to Clemons, For years, there have been rumblings that GlaxoSmithKline’s diabetes many conclusions of statistical significance. The authors of the analysis “Multiple [he meant ‘numerous’] drug, Avandia, might be associated with an increased risk of heart attack or admit that it suffers from significant weaknesses, among them that they did sources have reported that a senior other cardiovascular events. Also, for years, the drug’s labels have noted the not have access to patients’ medical histories. Further, the FDA has said it aide on Vice President Cheney’s risk. Then last month, the New England Journal of Medicine published a has other data that contradict the analysis. A large trial is under way, the national-security team has been meet- review of the available studies on Avandia’s side effects that concluded that results of which will help to clarify the medication’s dangers. In other words, ing with policy hands of the American taking the medication can significantly boost patients’ chances of experienc- the analysis is far from conclusive, and the FDA should not be in the busi- Enterprise Institute, one other think ness of regulating by suspicion. It always must balance potential dangers tank, and more than one national- ing heart trouble. security consulting house and Washington responded with a familiar fit of hypertension. In the space of against potential usefulness of a drug. If anything, the episode makes the case for a bill that Sens. Edward explicitly stating that Vice President a few days, congressional hearings had been scheduled, the Food and Drug Kennedy, D-Mass., and Mike Enzi, R-Wyo., recently shepherded through the Cheney does not support President Administration was under attack for being sloppy and slow, and the advoca- Bush’s tack towards Condoleezza Senate. The most potent criticism of the FDA’s behavior in the Avandia case Rice’s diplomatic efforts and fears that cy group Public Citizen was calling for the FDA to ban Avandia. Sen. Charles is that it hasn’t moved fast enough to quantify the drug’s dangers. The legis- Grassley, R-Iowa, used the study’s publication to push his proposal to reor- the president is taking diplomacy with lation would give the FDA clear authority to order post-approval studies if Iran too seriously.” ganize the FDA’s drug-monitoring division. Meanwhile, Avandia users were the regulator got a whiff of undocumented risks. The bill would also promote Yeah, I know — “taking diplomacy no doubt staving off their own elevated blood pressure. the pooling of public and private data on prescription drugs so that possible too seriously.” I got a big laugh out of But there is good reason for the FDA to act cautiously. In an editorial after side effects can be discovered earlier and appropriate studies commissioned that as well. No testosterone in diplo- the review’s publication, the Lancet, a respected British medical journal, more rapidly. The House should embrace the Senate’s approach. macy, I guess. pointed out that the two most-significant studies considered did not produce This editorial appeared in Monday’s Washington Post. What the Stealth President appar- ently wants is for Israel to launch a cruise-missile strike against Iran’s nuke facilities so that when Iran, as it ON THE SPOT presumably would, retaliates, the United States can go “Boom.” An “end Are you worried about bird flu occurring in Iowa City? run” around diplomacy, as some have put it. Of course, it was an “end run” “I haven’t heard “ Not at all.” “ Kind of.” “ I haven’t heard around diplomacy that made Iraq the any news about about it. smashing success story that it is it. ” today. ” At least Cheney is putting the stealth back in Stealth President. Can anyone else hear the D.C. seams fraying?

Beau Elliot may sometimes be reached at Katherine Jahng Kyle Wagner Kevin Kreber Keith Cobbin [email protected]. Other times, he’s at beyond- UI senior UI graduate UI senior Iowa City resident pluto.nowhere. Or so we hear. Stationed across the I breathe French, inhaling it as I do The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Tuesday, June 5, 2007 - 5 globe, four DI the fresh, humid air that rolls into the reporters blog about all city from the mountains. things arts and culture. “The shock of being in Go to http://blogs. France is, after two full dailyiowan.com/arts weeks, just beginning to to read Kate Casper’s thoughts on wear off. culture shock in Pau, France. RTS ULTURE ” A &C Melting the cultural divide BY JOHN C. SCHLOTFELT • THE DAILY IOWAN The catalyst for cultural understanding lies in the small things for the Iowa Children’s Museum. Its newest exhibit, Indonesia: Land of Diversity, concentrates on the simple similarities of children around the world.

Paul McCartney: Memory Almost Full I think Paul McCartney has really struck upon something: Our memories have had just about all the McCartney we can handle. We’re inundated with images of Paul (and those three other guys) in suits, mop-topped dos, and Italian boots. Is there any room for more McCartney? Lately: no. Granted, it’s nearly impossi- ble for the former Beatle to string together a poor set of chords or a half-baked melody, on the contrary. However, the lyrics filling his usual shimmering melodies have been on the decline. “Everybody gonna dance Paul McCartney returns with his 21st studio album, a tonight / Everybody gonna feel Aaron Hall Holmgren/The Daily Iowan ho-hum collection of pretty melodies and cringe-inducing all right” is the kind of “poetry” lyrics. Two-year-old Matisse Arnone of Iowa City, accompanied by mother Hannah Holman, is captivated with McCartney’s putting forth on the shadow puppets at the Iowa Children’s Museum’s new exhibit, Indonesia: Land of Diversity, on Memory Almost Full. June 2 at Coral Ridge Mall. The museum is also featuring the traveling exhibition The Many Colors of Ultimately, Memory Almost Boxer is not a collection of Greyhound, with what Islam, which showcases artwork by Muslim children living in Indonesia. Full wouldn’t make any waves songs, it’s a mood. amounts to an apocalyptic at all if the 60-plus gent down With lead singer Matt mike check. BY VANESSA VEIOCK the world’s largest Muslim the street put it out. The lyrics Berninger’s baritone croon “The End of Radio” clocks reek of nostalgia, but THE DAILY IOWAN country. walking the line between in at nearly nine minutes and Dunkhase was interested in EXHIBIT McCartney’s genre-jumping apathy and melancholy on does so on one riff over which Children everywhere are the the show because of its rele- Indonesia: Land of smacks of a 20-year-old. If sustained bass plucks, finger- Shellac “singer”/guitarist (and same. vance to current issues and Diversity, with The you can ignore the trite picked guitar lines, and the über-producer) Steve Albini They play games, draw pic- peace promotion, but she rhymes, and Sir Paul’s aver- lean drumming, burrowing hollers “Good Evening Mr. and tures, seek new experiences, wanted to add more hands-on Many Colors of Islam sion to cohesion, however, comes naturally. Mrs. America, and the ships at and learn. opportunities to the visuals. When: Now through Dec. 31: this becomes as effortlessly However, the trick behind sea,” announcing the end of a It seems like an elementary With a committee of local Mus- Tuesday-Thursday, 10 a.m.-6 enjoyable as the rest of his Boxer is not the claustropho- fictional broadcast day — or observation, but according to lims, Indonesian families, and p.m.; Friday-Saturday, 10 a.m.- recent output. In fact, the less bia that would normally occur the world. the Iowa Children’s Museum’s Iowa City residents, she formed 8 p.m.; Sunday, 11 a.m.-6 p.m. you think about it, the better. with such taut pieces, it’s the The seven minutes that fol- newest exhibit, Indonesia: an interactive exhibit centered Where: Iowa Children’s Standouts: “See Your almost endless space the few low this announcement and Land of Diversity, if we looked on learning about diversity Museum, Coral Ridge Mall Sunshine,” “Mr. Bellamy” instruments leave. Unlike the the succeeding eight tracks at our similarities first and dif- through all of life’s parallels. Admission: Children and everything-and-the-sink epics are not meant for the regular ferences second, we would Inside a mock Indonesian adults: $5, Seniors: $4, by indie-pop darlings Sufjan listening audience. Excellent already live in peace. home in the exhibit, a mural of Members: Free Stevens and Arcade Fire, The Italian Greyhound is a meeting “The exhibit is about think- mixed wildlife colors a back- National utilizes coos from of fringe musics: sometimes ing over all the connections,” drop among authentic cultural be treated,” as it appears in horns, broad sweeps of brash in the classic punk Executive Director Deb artifacts. In one corner, chil- Christianity, Taoism, Bud- strings, and voluminous piano sense, sometimes nearing Dunkhase said while sitting inaccessible free jazz or all-out dren wrap themselves in dhism, Hinduism, Islam, and runs (played by Stevens on near the puppet theater of the noise, but always challenging sarongs; in another, they play Judaism. “Ada”) to fill out the ethereal newly constructed exhibition. your ears. with rupiah (Indonesia’s cur- “[The kiosk] really struck me spaces and bring the focus on “It’s all centered on cultural The conflict between rency); in a third, they learn when you think of the world key players — drums, bass, understanding and peace.” about such hobbies as congk- guitar, and vocals — to the Albini’s guitar and Todd Débuting on June 2, the six- today,” said Gary Pacha, a Trainer’s drumming is the lat, a mancala-like game. member of the Iowa City Noon fore. month interactive exhibit It’s easy to become prime reason for this con- Rotary, which helped to spon- Standouts: “Ada,” “Gospel,” began with a traveling art engrossed, said Cindy Baldwin. frontational listen. When the sor the exhibit. “Think of the “Green Gloves” display titled The Many Colors “[My son and I] were sup- two are in sync, Shellac deliv- power of all these religions say- The National: of Islam. Anissa Paulsen, a posed to stop by the exhibit and ers oozing gobs of grunge, former Peace Corps volunteer, then go to a movie,” she said. ing do unto others as you Boxer ready to please all those who assembled the show as a “But we skipped the movie to would have done unto you.” The National’s fourth long- never got rid of their flannel means to promote cultural stay.” In the quotation block next player, Boxer, might be the and torn Levis. Yet Albini has to her self-portrait, Dina, a 12- awareness for the differing Back in the main room, most successful rope-a-dope always been in staunch oppo- year-old Indonesian girl with sition to theatrics, so it’s shades of Islam — the world’s painted minaret towers with since Muhammad Ali floored coal black hair and lime-green Trainer who takes the solos, as second largest religion — after dome-shaped tops, the work of George Foreman in ’74. The 12 earrings, writes, “My hobbies it were. When Albini’s guitar the reactionary backlash local art students at Southeast tracks that make up Boxer lull are watching television and and bassist Bob Weston settle post-9/11. Junior High, reach as high as you into a confidence with playing badminton. I am not into a sludgy plod, Trainer “Artwork is a terrific medi- 28 feet. Whimsical lamps made tight songs that never rise um of communication when yet sopan [polite] enough to splashes chaotically or taps of tulle illuminate the booming above a restrained forte. With children live so far apart and wear the expected clothes, but I nervously, finding new accents colors of the intricately these terse literary composi- their languages are different,” can’t help it — people are dif- amid the grimy drone. designed displays, including a tions, the five lads burrow said Jill Goldesberry, mailbox station to begin a pen- ferent.” Standouts: “The End of their way into your skull, and Paulsen’s friend and a pro- pal program with Indonesian “They sound like your next Shellac: Excellent Radio,” “Steady As She Goes,” it’s not till the fourth listen gram officer for the Stanley student-artists. door neighbor talking,” Italian Greyhound “Kittypants” Foundation, a contributing Beside the warm aesthetics, Dunkhase said. “These when you realize the ref has E-mail DI music critic John C. sponsor to the exhibit. social messages are prominent [Indonesian] children are just already rung the bell, and Shellac opens its fourth Schlotfelt at: The children’s art features across the room. like my daughter — just like you’re eating canvas. album, Excellent Italian [email protected] brightly colored paintings of Near the center, a turquoise the kids in Iowa City.” Indonesian life, self-portraits, kiosk relates the golden rule, E-mail DI Arts Editor Vanessa Veiock at: and cultural anecdotes from “Treat others as you want to [email protected] Check back every Tuesday for capsule reviews of the latest album releases.

6 - The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Tuesday, June 5, 2007 After [the Battle of Midway], Japan didn’t have enough “ aircraft or pilots to effectively continue the war effort. After that, it was not in a position to recover. the ledge — Douglas Smith, a professor of strategy and policy at the This column reflects the opinion of the Naval War College. U.S. forces ambushed and overwhelmed ” author and not the DI Editorial Board, the Japanese forces during the three-day battle, a turning point in Publisher, Student Publications Inc., or DAILYBREAK World War II. The battle’s 65-year anniversary was Monday. the University of Iowa. horoscopes POI POISE Tuesday, June 5, 2007 — by Eugenia Last ARIES (March 21-April 19): Don’t worry so much about what you can’t change or fix. You must let go of the past, especially any negative influences. Your attitude regarding life and your future goals is changing. It’s time to be inventive. 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The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Tuesday, June 5, 2007 - 7 dailyiowan.com for more national news News Perfectionism linked to eating disorders A 20-year study on more than 2,000 college students reveals a connection between perfectionism and fasting and purging. ‘In this culture, it’s seen as ideal to have a thin body. If you’re looking at these ideals and you’re a FORBUSH’S perfectionist, you may be more likely to develop an TECHNIQUE eating disorder.’ • Analyzed a 20-year study that examined eating patterns — Kelsie Forbush, UI graduate student • Looked specifically at eating behaviors and perfectionism BY SARAH PLATH to determine their level of • Concluded that perfectionism THE DAILY IOWAN perfectionism. is a risk factor for anorexia and SITE Institute/Associated Press In her study, Forbush com- bulimia because of fasting and An image made from video obtained by the Washington-based SITE Institute showing masked men Perfectionists may not be so pared the participants’ eating purging but not a risk for binge- standing by a chart. According to the video released Monday, insurgents linked to Al Qaeda killed three perfect after all. behaviors with their personal eating disorder because fasting American soldiers after capturing them last month in Iraq. A UI graduate student in level of perfectionism. This and purging are absent psychology recently analyzed enabled her to determine that a 20-year study that those concerned with perfec- Source: “Relationships Between examined eating behaviors tionism were at a higher risk Perfectionism and Specific Disordered and discovered perfectionism for such eating disorders as Eating Behaviors” is more common with fasting anorexia and bulimia because Group says it killed and purging than with binge- of fasting and purging behav- eating disorder. iors. Those suffering from having an “Eating Disorder Kelsie Forbush used that binge-eating disorder were Not Otherwise Specified.” study to be the first to connect less likely to have unrealistic Keel, who serves as perfectionism with specific desires to be thin — binge eat- Forbush’s faculty adviser, was captured U.S. soldiers eating behaviors. ing doesn’t include fasting or hopeful that Forbush’s “The purpose of the original purging. findings would help to better study was to examine eating Forbush expressed concern understand each diagnosis latest setback for the U.S. mili- The Bush administration, BY KIM GAMEL about perfectionists dealing and unspecified eating tary as it seeks to quell the sec- which has ordered some 30,000 patterns, and I examined the ASSOCIATED PRESS with the pressures to be thin. behaviors. tarian violence raging in Iraq. extra American troops to Bagh- specific symptoms of eating “It helps to form hypothe- BAGHDAD — Insurgents Military officials also acknowl- dad and surrounding areas as disorders,” said Forbush, not- “In this culture, it’s seen as ses about conditions that linked to Al Qaeda issued a edged Monday that U.S.-led part of the security crackdown, ing the difference between the ideal to have a thin body,” she video Monday asserting that forces have control of fewer has warned that the buildup 20-year study and her own said. “If you’re looking at have otherwise not been they killed all three U.S. sol- than one-third of Baghdad’s will result in more U.S. casual- analysis. these ideals and you’re a per- categorized,” Keel said. diers captured in an ambush neighborhoods despite thou- ties as American soldiers The original study exam- fectionist, you may be more Forbush also expressed the last month. “They were alive sands of extra troops nearly increasingly come into contact ined the eating patterns of likely to develop an eating need to further understand and then dead,” a voice said dur- four months into a security with enemy forces and concen- 1,732 women and 750 men disorder.” eating behaviors in order to ing a sequence of images that crackdown — an assessment trate on the streets of Baghdad attending a Northeastern col- Pamela Keel, the current understand eating disorders. included the military IDs of two that came as the U.S. death toll and remote outposts. lege. The participants principal investigator for the “In order to study the full Americans still missing. approached 3,500, with at least The three U.S. soldiers were answered questions 20-year research study on range of clinically significant The nearly 11-minute video 15 American troops reported abducted as they were partici- concerning fasting, binge-eat- eating behaviors and a UI disorders of eating, we have by a Qaeda front group, the killed in the first three days of pating in an operation to watch ing, self-induced vomiting, associate professor of to understand more than just Islamic State of Iraq, offered no June. for insurgents placing roadside diuretic abuse, and laxatives psychology, expressed [the behaviors of] anorexia proof that the soldiers were Lt. Col. Scott Bleichwehl, a bombs on a dangerous road abuse in order to control concerns for those who don’t fit and bulimia,” she said. killed and buried. The U.S. mili- military spokesman for Bagh- near Mahmoudiya, approxi- weight. They then answered the criteria for a specific disor- E-mail DI reporter Sarah Plath at: tary insisted the massive man- dad operations, confirmed a sta- mately 20 miles south of Bagh- numerous questions in order der and thus are classified as [email protected] hunt south of Baghdad will go tus report completed in May dad. The militants breached the on. found that American and Iraqi concertina wire surrounding “We condemn the tactics used forces were able to “protect the the stationary outpost com- by these terrorists and are population” and “maintain posed of two Humvees, killing using all means available to physical influence over” only four other American troops and pursue those responsible,” said 146 of the 457 Baghdad neigh- an Iraqi. Brig. Gen. Kevin Bergner, the borhoods, while troops have A body found in the chief military spokesman in either not begun operations Euphrates River on May 23, 11 Baghdad. “We continue to aimed at rooting out insurgents days after the attack, was iden- search and hope that our two or still face “resistance” in the tified by the U.S. military as Pfc. missing soldiers will be found others. Joseph Anzack Jr., 20, of Tor- alive and in good health.” The report appeared to be the rance, Calif. The video, posted on a mili- first comprehensive analysis of Spc. Alex R. Jimenez, 25, of tant website, included grainy the progress of the operation Lawrence, Mass., and Pvt. black-and-white footage said to that began Feb. 14. Gen. David Byron W. Fouty, 19, of Water- have been taken during the Petraeus, the top U.S. com- ford, Mich., remain missing. May 12 pre-dawn ambush. It mander in Iraq, is due to report Monday’s video clip, made also showed credit cards, money, in September on whether the available to the Associated and other personal items the current troop increase is work- Press by the Washington-based militants called “booty.” A head- ing amid a fierce debate in SITE Institute, offered close- line said: “Bush is the reason of Washington over whether Presi- ups of two identification cards the loss of your POWs.” dent Bush should begin with- for Jimenez and Fouty, but did Jon Alterman, the Middle drawing American forces. not show the soldiers. East program director for the But Bleichwehl stressed that Fouty’s stepfather, Gordon Center for Strategic and Inter- the assessment, first reported Dibler, said relatives and family national Studies, said the insur- by the New York Times, did not friends will continue believing gents could have many other mean a lack of progress and he is alive. reasons for releasing the video. said the setbacks were largely “It’s actually been hopeful for “It could be an effort to stop because of the need to return to me that these items are being U.S. efforts to find them. It could some areas that had previously displayed,” Dibler told reporters be an effort to lighten up the been cleared, as well as prob- during a news conference in pressure. It could be an effort to lems with the availability and Oxford, Mich. “I hope that those sow confusion,” he said. “It cer- reliability of Iraqi police. who hold him understand that tainly doesn’t seem like any- “It’s way too early to try and he is just a boy, becoming a man.” thing definitive.” project what Baghdad will look AP writers Corey Williams, Anna Johnson, Regardless of the soldiers’ like in September,” he said in a and Maamoun Youssef contributed to this status, the footage was the telephone interview. report. Alleged plot shows wide range of targets BY TOM HAYS are essential to the life of the airport to do the kind of damage ASSOCIATED PRESS city.” they planned. Police were aware that the Even if the suspects had suc- NEW YORK — Until a sus- fuel system feeding John F. ceeded in detonating a bomb, pected terrorist plot was Kennedy International Airport said Kelly McCann, the presi- revealed, few people even knew posed a risk well before investi- dent of Kroll Security Group there was a pipeline of highly gators unearthed an alleged con- and a former Marine officer combustible jet fuel snaking spiracy by a homegrown Muslim assigned to counterterrorism beneath the nation’s largest city. terror cell to blow it up, with the duty, there “would have been But authorities said Monday goal of killing thousands of peo- some damage, and it would have that it’s one of countless lesser- ple and inflicting major damage been terrible. But would the known targets — including on the U.S. economy. whole thing have gone up? No.” waterway retaining walls, dingy Authorities and experts agree Past investigations have rail yards, and tunnel ventila- that the scheme — like the recent foiled a separate scheme to tion systems — that they strug- plot to attack a military base in flood the Wall Street area by gle to protect from attacks. New Jersey — was another case New York police spend “con- of the suspects’ ambitions far breaching a retaining wall at siderable time and resources exceeding their capabilities. the World Trade Center site, protecting the landmarks The pipeline was designed to along with a homegrown plot to nearly everyone would recog- shut off when it detects heat, a blow up the busy Herald nize as emblematic of New feature that would have pre- Square subway station in mid- York and America,” police vented the chain-reaction explo- town Manhattan.the plot, Rus- Commissioner Raymond Kelly sion that the plotters allegedly sell Defreitas, 63, was in cus- said. “But we also protect the envisioned, authorities said. tody Monday in New York, anonymous, unheralded ele- And it would have been virtual- where he is due to have a bail ments of infrastructure that ly impossible to get inside the hearing Wednesday.

8 - The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Tuesday, June 5, 2007 Sports dailyiowan.com for more sports SPORTS ’N’ STUFF NATIONAL LEAGUE Michigan advances to Super Regionals vs. Virginia or Oregon State. LeBron set for The Show East Division W L Pct GB New York 35 20 .636 — respect and recognition that Atlanta 32 25 .561 4 NHL PLAYOFF GLANCE BY JIM LITKE Philadelphia 28 29 .491 8 STANLEY CUP FINALS has so far consistently lagged 1 ASSOCIATED PRESS Florida 28 30 .483 8 ⁄2 Monday, May 28 Washington 23 34 .404 13 Anaheim 3, Ottawa 2 behind their accomplishments. Central Division W L Pct GB Wednesday, May 30 Four days later, people are The Spurs last appearance in Milwaukee 32 26 .552 — Anaheim 1, Ottawa 0 St. Louis 24 30 .444 6 Saturday, June 2 still debating where LeBron the finals, against Detroit in 1 Chicago 24 31 .436 6 ⁄2 Ottawa 5, Anaheim 3 1 James’ 25-straight points to 2005, was almost the opposite Pittsburgh 24 33 .421 7 ⁄2 Monday’s Game Houston 23 33 .411 8 Anaheim 3, Ottawa 2, Anaheim leads series 3-1 end Game 5 ranks on the situation from what James and Cincinnati 22 36 .379 10 Wednesday’s Game West Division W L Pct GB Ottawa at Anaheim, 7 p.m. NBA’s list of all-time best fin- the Cavs will be facing this time Los Angeles 34 23 .596 — Saturday, June 9 1 ishes. The only point worth around. It was framed as a refer- San Diego 33 23 .589 ⁄2 Anaheim at Ottawa, 7 p.m., if necessary 1 Arizona 34 24 .586 ⁄2 Monday, June 11 adding is this: Whoever has 1 endum on whether Duncan was San Francisco 27 29 .482 6 ⁄2 Ottawa at Anaheim, 7 p.m., if necessary Colorado 27 30 .474 7 James’ ear between now and truly a great player or just a Monday’s Games Thursday can serve the King San Francisco 8, Philadelphia 1 NBA PLAYOFFS very good one lucky enough to Florida 6, Atlanta 4 best by reminding him that land in San Antonio when the L.A. Dodgers 6, Pittsburgh 5 FINALS Chicago Cubs 7, Milwaukee 2 Thursday, June 7 better be just the beginning. Spurs boasted a deep and better- Cleveland at San Antonio, 8 p.m. Today’s Games James better have a few Florida (Mitre 2-2) at Atlanta (Carlyle 0-1), 1:35 Sunday, June 10 than-average supporting cast. Cleveland at San Antonio, 8 p.m. p.m., 1st game more games like that in him, As that series stretched out Florida (Vanden Hurk 0-1) at Atlanta (Smoltz 7-2), Tuesday, June 12 San Antonio at Cleveland, 8 p.m. 6:35 p.m., 2nd game and we’re not talking during toward Game 7, the NBA’s pro- Pittsburgh (Chacon 1-0) at Washington (Bacsik 1- Thursday, June 14 San Antonio at Cleveland, 8 p.m. the course of his career, but 1), 6:05 p.m. motional tagline for the series, Philadelphia (Moyer 5-4) at N.Y. Mets (Glavine 5- Sunday, June 17 San Antonio at Cleveland, 8 p.m., if necessary over the next two weeks. Oth- “Where Legends Are Born,” 3), 6:10 p.m. Chicago Cubs (Lilly 4-3) at Milwaukee (Vargas 3-1), Tuesday, June 19 erwise, this will be remem- began to sound like a dare. Cleveland at San Antonio, 8 p.m., if necessary 7:05 p.m. bered as the NBA Finals that Cincinnati (Harang 6-2) at St. Louis (Wellemeyer 1- Thursday, June 21 Duncan responded with 25 Cleveland at San Antonio, 8 p.m., if necessary 1), 7:10 p.m. he got close enough to see his points, 11 rebounds, two Houston (Rodriguez 2-5) at Colorado (Hirsh 2-5), 8:05 p.m. NCAA DIVISION I SOFTBALL reflection in the Larry O’Brien blocks, and three assists. San Francisco (Cain 2-5) at Arizona (R.Johnson 3- Trophy — and not much else. 2), 8:40 p.m. College World Series Glance Nearly all the numbers flowed L.A. Dodgers (Schmidt 1-2) at San Diego (Young 6- At ASA Hall of Fame Stadium, Oklahoma City It’s easy to forget how tricky easily from the Spurs game 3), 9:05 p.m. Championship Series (Best-of-3) Monday’s Game: Tennessee 3, Arizona 0 it can be for even the brightest plan, except for a stretch late Today’s Game: Tennessee vs. Arizona, 8 p.m. AMERICAN LEAGUE Wednesday, June 6: Tennessee vs. Arizona, 8 young star to trace a learning in the third quarter when p.m., if necessary East Division W L Pct GB curve that reaches the top Duncan scored nearly half his Boston 37 18 .673 — 1 without a single dip, maybe total and grabbed the game by Toronto 27 29 .482 10 ⁄2 TRANSACTIONS Baltimore 27 30 .474 11 because Miami’s Dwyane Wade the throat. In a hallway New York 24 31 .436 13 BASEBALL Tampa Bay 24 31 .436 13 Major League Baseball did it only last year. afterward, former teammate Central Division W L Pct GB MLB—Suspended Chicago Cubs manager Lou James, to his credit, didn’t David Robinson savored the Cleveland 34 21 .618 — Piniella four games for his actions in a June 2 1 Detroit 32 24 .571 2 ⁄2 game against Atlanta. need reminding. win and that third-quarter as 1 Minnesota 28 28 .500 6 ⁄2 American League Chicago 26 27 .491 7 CHICAGO WHITE SOX—Optioned RHP David He recently described climb- much as any of Duncan’s 1 Aardsma and RHP Mike MacDougal to Charlotte Kansas City 21 37 .362 14 ⁄2 ing over the Pistons and out of then-teammates. West Division W L Pct GB (IL). Purchased the contracts of RHP Ryan Bukvich Los Angeles 37 22 .627 — and RHP Bret Prinz from Charlotte. Transferred the Eastern Conference in just “Some people talked about Seattle 28 25 .528 6 INF-OF Pablo Ozuna from the 15- to the 60-day Oakland 28 27 .509 7 DL. his second try as “another chap- Tim like a dog. The way that Texas 20 37 .351 16 NEW YORK YANKEES—Placed 1B Doug Doug ter in my book, I guess.” But man has performed over the Monday’s Games Mientkiewicz on the 15-day DL. Recalled RHP Matt Mark Duncan/Associated Press Tampa Bay 4, Kansas City 2 DeSalvo from Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (IL). James also understands he Cleveland Cavalier LeBron James shoots over David Wesley during years, I don’t understand Chicago White Sox 6, N.Y. Yankees 4 SEATTLE MARINERS—Activated RHP Chris that,” said Robinson, who L.A. Angels 16, Minnesota 3 Reitsma from the 15-day DL. Optioned LHP Ryan won’t write that happy ending practice Monday in Cleveland. Four years after a bouncing Ping- Boston at Oakland, late Feierabend to Tacoma (PCL). without help. The tough part will partnered Duncan for two of Baltimore at Seattle, late TAMPA BAY DEVIL RAYS—Placed C Shawn Pong ball gave the team the right to draft James, the Cavaliers will Today’s Games Riggans on the 15-day DL. Purchased the contract be deciding how much to accept. San Antonio’s titles. “For him Kansas City (De La Rosa 4-5) at Cleveland of C Raul Casanova from Durham (IL). Designated play in the NBA Finals against the San Antonio Spurs. (Sabathia 8-1), 6:05 p.m. LHP Chris Seddon for assignment. “If I get double-teamed and to dig down tonight and show Tampa Bay (Sonnanstine 0-0) at Toronto (Halladay National League the game is close, I’m going to There’s a nice bit of symme- the sharing arrangement, not everybody what he’s made of 5-2), 6:07 p.m. ATLANTA BRAVES—Suspended Mississippi man- N.Y. Yankees (Clippard 2-1) at Chicago White Sox ager Phillip Wellman three games for his actions pass it again,” James said, try in having the Spurs stand to mention a real resemblance, is just awesome, unbelievable. (Buehrle 2-2), 7:11 p.m. during a June 1 Southern League game at Detroit (Robertson 4-5) at Texas (Padilla 2-8), 7:35 Chattanooga. despite catching flak for doing between James and that shiny pretty much ends there. He settled it the best way.” p.m. CINCINNATI REDS—Optioned RHP Brad Salmon just that at the start of the piece of hardware he wants so The only coronation the Unfortunately, James does- Baltimore (Burres 3-2) at Seattle (Baek 3-2), 9:05 to Louisville (IL). Sent OF Dewayne Wise outright p.m. to Louisville Detroit series. “If we make the much. The Cavaliers have mod- Spurs plan on attending any- n’t have Robinson, Manu Boston (Matsuzaka 7-3) at Oakland (DiNardo 1-2), FOOTBALL 9:05 p.m. National Football League shot, I’m on top of the world. If eled themselves as the Spurs of time soon is their own. They Ginobili, Tony Parker, or even Minnesota (Baker 1-0) at L.A. Angels (Escobar 6- NFL—Suspended Chicago DT Tank Johnson for not, then I’m under a lot of the East, and two of their chief can grab their fourth champi- Robert Horry to take over the 3), 9:05 p.m. the first eight games of the regular season for vio- lating the NFL’s personal conduct policy. trees and leaves. It’s fine with decision-makers, coach Mike onship since 1999, a run of show long enough to catch his DENVER BRONCOS—Signed DT Sam Adams. BIG TEN BASEBALL GREEN BAY PACKERS—Signed WR David me. I’ll take the criticism that Brown and GM Danny Ferry, titles that might finally garner breath. And unlike Wade, Clowney. Monday’s Game at NCAA Tournament actually did their management San Antonio and reluctant Shaquille O’Neal won’t be PITTSBURGH STEELERS—Re-signed RB Verron comes with it. Michigan 4, Vanderbilt 3, 10 innings, Haynes to a one-year contract. “I’m the leader of this team.” training in San Antonio. But superstar Tim Duncan the there to cover his back. MLB Piniella’s suspension: The commissioner’s office origi- NFL suspends Tank for 8 games nally planned to suspend Piniella for 4 games five games. The penalty was reduced BY DAVE GOLDBERG MILWAUKEE (AP) — Chicago by one game after Piniella spoke with ASSOCIATED PRESS Cub manager Lou Piniella’s suspen- John McHale Jr., MLB’s executive sion was set at four games Monday vice president for administration. NEW YORK — Tank John- by Major League Baseball for his Piniella said he was suspended son is the latest NFL player to weekend dirt-kicking tantrum against an umpire. for making contact with umpire feel the impact of Commission- Mark Wegner — which the Cubs’ er Roger Goodell’s crackdown “I will serve it, and I will learn from this experience,” Piniella said before first-year manager denied — and for on off-field misbehavior. Monday night’s game at Milwaukee. “exciting the crowd, which is not The Chicago Bears’ defen- “These things won’t happen again.” hard to do in Chicago.” sive tackle was suspended Monday for the first eight games of the 2007 NFL sea- son, the third player sidelined this off-season under Goodell’s toughened personal-conduct policy. Johnson, who recently spent two months in the Cook Coun- ty jail for violating probation on a gun charge, joins Ten- nessee’s Adam “Pacman” Jones, suspended for the entire season, and Cincinnati’s Chris Henry, out eight games. Jones, who is appealing his suspension, has been arrested five times and had 10 inter- views with police since being M. Spencer Green/Associated Press drafted in April 2005. Henry is Chicago Bear defensive lineman Tank Johnson speaks at a news conference at the Bears’ minicamp in one of nine Bengals arrested Lake Forest, Ill., on May 18. last year — one of the reasons Goodell, with the approval of the players union and newly established players’ council, ‘It’s not my call to say whether it’s fair or unfair. established his “get tough” pol- But Roger Goodell’s a fair man; I know that. He took everything icy. Johnson, who will be into consideration that he and I talked about, and what he came allowed to attend training up with is what he came up with. If it’s in the best interest of the NFL, camp and play in the presea- son, seemed to accept his pun- then I’m all for it, too.’ ishment. — Tank Johnson, “I think it’s an opportunity Chicago Bear defensive tackle for me to move forward,”he said in Lake Forest, Ill., where the Bears are conducting off- season workouts. stands to lose $255,000, based home and found six unregis- violating his probation. Last “It’s not my call to say on his salary for next season of tered firearms — a violation of month, he pleaded guilty to a whether it’s fair or unfair. But $510,000. his probation on an earlier misdemeanor weapons charge Roger Goodell’s a fair man; I Bear coach Lovie Smith said gun charge. stemming from the December know that. He took everything he expects Johnson to abide by That charge stemmed from raid as part of a deal with into consideration that he and the conditions that could Johnson’s 2005 arrest after a prosecutors that kept him I talked about, and what he shorten his suspension. Chicago nightclub valet from serving more time in jail. came up with is what he came “I have faith in Tank,” Smith reported seeing Johnson with He was ordered to serve 45 up with. If it’s in the best said. “Tank has been a differ- a handgun in his SUV. He sub- days, which he served concur- interest of the NFL, then I’m ent guy for a long time. I think sequently pleaded guilty to a rently with the sentence for all for it, too.” he’s demonstrated that, and misdemeanor charge. violating his probation. Goodell said the suspension this is just another step Two days after last Decem- He said Monday he bears no could be reduced to six games if toward getting him back on ber’s raid, Willie B. Posey, ill will toward the league offi- Johnson has no further involve- the field and getting this past Johnson’s bodyguard, was shot cials who decided to suspend ment with law enforcement and behind him.” and killed in an early morning him. undergoes counseling. After a May 16 meeting with fight while he and Johnson “I feel like if this is what “I am looking at it like a six- Goodell, Johnson said he were at a Chicago nightclub. they feel is the sanction that is game suspension, because I wants to become the NFL’s Johnson was suspended by correct, then it’s in the best definitely am very confident “Man of the Year,” the player the Bears for one game for interest of the National Foot- that I’m capable of doing honored for being its best citi- being at the club. He played in ball League,” Johnson said. everything that he’s asked me zen. the Super Bowl, in which the “I’m a proud member of the to do and more,” Johnson said. Last December, police raid- Bears lost to Indianapolis. National Football League, and If the suspension lasts the ed the 300-pound defensive In March, Johnson began I want to be that for a long entire eight games, Johnson tackle’s suburban Chicago his two-month jail stint for time.”

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LICKLITER things, as you said earlier, is even overseas, was there ever a from Butler, and were coming that you don’t share the market. time in the first 10-15 years you off your second NCAA Sweet 16 blast Brewers CONTINUED FROM PAGE 12 That’s exciting. coached that you thought, run last season, did you ever MILWAUKEE (AP) — Jeff Kent, in a 1-for-26 slump, Lickliter: Hoosiersteria is DI: Would you say that your “Maybe this isn’t right for me”? envision yourself staying at father was the biggest influence Lickliter: It was hard, but I Butler for the rest of your coach- Alfonso Soriano had five hits, doubled in a run, Rafael Furcal hit really talking about high-school including a three-run homer, a two-run double and Russell in your decision following grad- think that’s what helps you ing career? basketball. At one time, it was a to help the Cubs beat the Martin hit his fourth homer in his uation to pursue a career in develop. I’m not sure you can Lickliter: I think that wher- one-class system. Small schools, Brewers. last five starts as the Dodgers took and when you think of the coaching? choose failing, and I admire peo- ever you’re at in your life, you’re The win was the second in a three of four in Pittsburgh. They movie Hoosiers, Milan being one Lickliter: I think just watch- ple who can continue to improve going to be there forever, and row for the Cubs since manag- have won nine of 12. of the small schools in the state, ing his passion for it and the and grow in prosperity. But I do that every day you give your er Lou Piniella was ejected on Lowe (6-5) didn’t allow anything ends up winning the whole tour- satisfaction he derived from think that the challenges of very best effort, and hopefully, June 2 in Chicago after a dirt- resembling a hit until Freddy nament and that’s with every helping kids was really the high-school coaching really they’ll keep you forever. I think kicking tantrum against an Sanchez singled up the middle school involved. There’s just main factor in it. And then I have laid a great foundation for when you do that, then the pos- umpire following a close play with no out in the seventh, though some real tradition there, and loved the game of basketball, we me. That’s not to say once I was sibility of opportunities will at third base. Piniella was sus- Furcal did make an excellent play at then that also involves Hinkle grew up with it. I tried a few offered an opportunity in Divi- come along, and then you’ve got pended four games by Major short to get Jose Bautista to end Field House, where we played at other sports, but wasn’t nearly sion I, because it has been very to make a decision. This was, League Baseball for the inci- the sixth. Butler University, and all the good enough. I just had a great satisfying, and I’m appreciative even though I absolutely love dent. Paul Maholm (2-8) took the great games in there. There’s love for basketball. of that. But I think the high- Butler, this was an easy decision Soriano, who also had four loss. great history and tradition, DI: After starting in the high- school teaching and coaching because of the opportunity at singles, has homered in each of without question, but I think school ranks and working your really laid a great foundation. Iowa. his last three games. The last Giants 8, Phillies 1 that Iowa also offers tradition. I way first into college in 1988, DI: Considering you had E-mail DI Sports Editor Charlie Kautz at: time he had five hits in a game think one of the really exciting then back to high school and grown up in Indiana, graduated [email protected] was as a member of the New PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Barry York Yankees on Sept. 17, Zito allowed only an unearned run 2002, during a 9-7 loss to over six innings, and Ryan Klesko Tampa Bay. hit a three-run homer to lead the Carlos Marmol (1-0) got the Giants over the Phillies. win, retiring two batters in the Zito (6-5) pitched out of trouble sixth inning in relief of starter throughout the afternoon to win Finkbine fees ‘reasonable’ Jason Marquis. his third-straight start. Dave Bush (3-6) gave up Barry Bonds was 0-for-4 with GOLF rate, it really provides an oppor- Hughes estimates that 70 per- While one opposing local four runs on seven hits in six- two strikeouts and a walk to tunity for students to pick which cent of students that golf prefer CONTINUED FROM PAGE 12 course preaches fairness in plus innings. remain at 746 career homers, 10 course to play on their budget,” playing the White Course, which offering reduced rates, the other shy of breaking Hank Aaron’s said Ohio State Golf Club head he largely attributes to its doesn’t have a choice. Brown record. After homering 11 times in pricing — excluding Northwest- professional Chris Walsh. “The cheaper $27 rate. Deer is owned by the city of White Sox 6, his first 76 at-bats, the Giants slug- ern, which plays on numerous people who want to play the “It’s mostly the White Course, Coralville, and city councilors Yankees 4 ger has only one home run in 61 courses — Iowa’s bargain is championship course, they’re which is another championship would have to vote on allowing at-bats since connecting May 8. right on par. Based on normal willing to pay the $30. The peo- golf course,” he said. “It’s supply student rates for them to be CHICAGO (AP) — With the Jon Lieber (2-4) allowed five weekend rates, Finkbine rates ple who just want to get out for and demand. A lot of people just implemented. Rocket grounded for at least a few runs and 10 hits in five-plus as the sixth- or seventh-cheap- the exercise, the nice weather, want to play the Blue Course “It’s not our decision,” said more days, the Yankees turned to innings. He’s allowed 14 runs and and to be outdoors more often because of its characteristics Matt DeSalvo to keep the good est place to play, depending on Brown Deer assistant profes- 29 hits in three starts after posting will pay the cheaper fee to play with water.” vibes generated over the weekend whether players walk or ride in sional Derek Birt. “It’d be great a 2.50 ERA in his first six. a cart. the Gray Course.” Although students on campus going. if we could [have student rates].” Four schools, including Michi- As the only private course in don’t have the benefit to pick Jon Garland and the struggling Though it seems as if Ander- gan State, Ohio State, Penn the Big Ten, some would argue between two UI courses, they do Chicago White Sox quickly put an son would check locally to com- Devil Rays 4, State, and Wisconsin, range Ohio State students are privi- have the option to play else- end to that. pare and match the student from prices starting at $30 and leged to even have the chance to where locally. Pleasant Valley Garland (4-3) pitched into the Royals 2 green fees — which he says costing as much as $41 to walk play at Ohio State Golf Club. In Golf Course in Iowa City and ninth inning, allowing seven hits ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — make of 15-20 percent of the 18 holes on a given weekend. the last five years, the Scarlet Brown Deer Golf Course in and striking out three as the White James Shields took a two-hitter rounds logged annually — to When comparing the rates for Course has undergone a string Coralville are within a 20- Sox beat New York on Monday into the eighth inning, and Carlos remain competitive, he believes Iowa students with those of the of renovations guided by former minute drive from downtown, night. Pena homered for the second- Buckeye and legendary profes- and while neither offers deduct- conference, it is important to Finkbine is worth the tag he DeSalvo, starting because straight day to lead the Devil Rays. consider that three of the four sional golfer Jack Nicklaus. ed student rates, the green fees deems reasonable every spring. Roger Clemens pushed back his Shields (5-0) struck out five, most expensive schools have golf While the $30 cost for a tee are comparable with those of With similar costs as other 2007 début after experiencing walked one, and appeared set to go complexes with more than one time might turn some heads, Finkbine. Big Ten venues and providing a some groin pain, left with one out for his second-straight complete course. Anderson says the course is Where it would cost a student quality course nearby campus, in the second after the White Sox game before giving up John Buck’s The Ohio State Golf Club, worth every penny. $29 to walk a weekend round at whether students agree with scored three times to take a 3-1 second home run of the day and a which is home to both a Scarlet “Ohio State is an excellent Iowa’s home course, it would Anderson is solely their opinion. lead. single to Tony Pena with one out in course, the championship-level venue,” he said. “The Scarlet is actually cost less, $27, to do the “Compared with what other Jim Thome hit a two-run homer the eighth. 18 holes, and a Gray Course, the rated every year as one of the same at Pleasant Valley. At Big Ten schools have, we’re right secondary 18 holes, offers stu- top 100 in the country, and they Brown Deer, the $31 rate fares in the fourth inning, and Paul in line,” he said. “From the Relievers Casey Fossum, Shawn dents slightly cheaper rates to can charge that rate and get it slightly higher than that of Konerko added a solo shot in the Camp, and Gary Glover protected play the less-touted Gray layout. because it’s a premium course.” Finkbine. course standpoint, yes, there are seventh. Konerko and Tadahito better ones out there in the con- the one-run lead through the While it would cost a Buckeye Much like the situation at “The way we try to explain it Iguchi had three hits each. eighth and closer Al Reyes came student $30 to walk the Scarlet Ohio State, Penn State has a is that the breaks in our rates ference.” DeSalvo (1-3) allowed three “Their rates might be higher on in the ninth for his 14th save in Course on a normal weekend, it pricier championship course, apply to everybody,” said Pleas- runs — two earned — on four hits. or lower than ours for students, as many chances would cost a mere $18 to do the known as the Blue Course, and a ant Valley head professional He walked one batter and hit Rob but we are not out of line.” Pena’s homer to right-center off same on the Gray — an option thriftier option on campus, Thomas Hein, when asked why Mackowiak after Konerko led off E-mail DI Sports Editor Charlie Kautz at: Gil Meche (3-5) was his 11th of the many prefer in Columbus. dubbed the White Course. Penn the course doesn’t offer student the second with a single. “Having a course that’s an $18 State head professional Joe rates. [email protected] season. Meche, who has lost four- Trailing 6-1 in the ninth, the straight decisions, allowed three Yankees got an RBI single from runs and four hits in six-plus Josh Phelps to make it 6-2. Bobby innings. Jenks came on to close and gave HAWKEYE SPORTS up a sacrifice fly to Melky Cabrera Track aide receives coach Scott Cappos was named nation in his events,” head coach orees are selected by indoor and and an RBI single to Johnny Men’s Midwest Region Throws Larry Wieczorek said in a release. outdoor accomplishments. Damon that made it 6-4 before honor Coach of the Year by the U.S. Track “Because of his presence, our Iowa will next compete at the retiring Derek Jeter for his 16th The Iowa men’s track and field and Field and Cross-Country throws program consistently pro- NCAA outdoor championships in save in 17 chances. throwers added to their long list of Coaches Association. duces top competitors in both the Sacramento, Calif., starting on accolades on Monday — but this “We are glad that the coaches’ Big Ten conference and the nation.” Wednesday. Two throwers, senior Dodgers 6, Pirates 5 time, the recognition went to the top. association has recognized what Honoring the top assistant coach- Adam Hamilton and junior Shane PITTSBURGH (AP) — Derek Nearing the conclusion of his we’ve known all along — that Coach es in four regionals, the awards are Maier, are expected to compete. Lowe pitched six no-hit innings 11th season at Iowa, assistant Cappos is one of the best in the voted on by fellow coaches and hon- — by Charlie Kautz until giving up three runs in the seventh, and the Los Angeles Dodgers built a five-run lead before holding on to beat the Pittsburgh Donovan trying to void contract Pirates on Monday night. BY MARK LONG over the last 48 hours, and we ASSOCIATED PRESS have a commitment from him that the dialogue between us GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Billy will continue.” Donovan’s NBA coaching career FoxSports.com, citing two might end up being a whole lot anonymous sources, first shorter than his pro playing reported Sunday that Donovan career — and that didn’t last was having second thoughts very long. about coaching the Magic and Donovan is trying to void the approached both sides about five-year, $27.5 million contract getting out of the deal. Accord- he signed last week with the ing to one of the sources, the Orlando Magic in hopes of Magic forced Donovan to make returning to the Florida Gators, a rash decision. a person familiar with the nego- The Orlando Sentinel report- tiations said Monday. The per- ed Monday that Donovan had son spoke on the condition of been released from his contract anonymity because of the sensi- with the NBA team, and that tivity of the issue. the Magic had renewed their Earlier Monday, the Magic search to replace Brian Hill. said Donovan was “conflicted” Florida Athletics Director about his decision to leave the Jeremy Foley said he had been two-time NCAA champions. advised to not talk about the The NBA team also said talks situation, a possible indication were continuing regarding his that Donovan was trying to contract. return to Gainesville. “While Central Florida, the “On advice of counsel, I can- Orlando Magic, and Billy were not comment and will not,” energized with the announce- Foley said. ment of his contract signing on Donovan did not return Friday, we know there was a dif- repeated calls for comment. ferent feeling in Gainesville and He led the Gators to consecu- people have been tugging at tive national titles the past two him since that time,” the Magic seasons, and he was slated to said in a statement. sign a seven-year deal worth “Billy is conflicted with those approximately $3.5 million annually with Florida. The deal emotions and the opportunity Mark Humprehy/Associated Press he has ahead in Orlando and in was nearly completed when he the NBA. We’ve had numerous agreed to coach the Magic. Florida coach Billy Donovan gestures in the second half of the men’s conversations and a personal AP writer Tim Reynolds contributed championship basketball game against Ohio State during the Final visit in Gainesville with Billy to this report. Four in Atlanta on April 2.

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Ideal for graduate (319)321-3822. No pets. jandjapts.com available. Laundry on-site. No (319)354-0281. 3, 4, 5, 6, 9 bedroom houses for Call (319)354-8331 students. Available 6/1/07. $850 ONE bedroom $350. (319)338-7058. pets. Call (319)337-2242 for ap- rent. Call Dave at (319)430-5959 for showings. plus utilities. Quiet neighbor- Two bedroom $450. RUSHMORE DRIVE- two bed- THREE bedroom apartment. pointment. AWESOME new two bedroom, or email me at www.aptsdowntown.com hood, on bus route, close in. Three bedroom $550, in Oxford. room, one bath, W/D, dish- New paint, vinyl, and appliances. fireplace, W/D, deck, garage in- [email protected] Lawn care and sidewalk shovel- One bedroom $360, in Conroy. washer, microwave, fireplace, On busline. 961 Miller Ave. ALWAYS ONLINE cluded, $730. (319)338-2918. for details and we will be glad to FALL LEASING ing provided. 908 Webster St., (319)936-2184. C/A, entry door system, garage. Available immediately. $745/ www.dailyiowan.com apartmentsbystevens.com show them to you. 4 and 5 bedroom houses IC. Call (319)631-0038. $760. (319)339-9320, month, H/W paid. (319)337-2685 close to campus and downtown. RENT FREE. Remodeling work HIGHLY SELECTIVE 3-4 bedroom house. Close to www.s-gate.com or (319)430-2093. CORALVILLE condo: (319)351-7676. VERY nice three bedroom, one in exchange for rent. Iowa City Deluxe large one bedroom with 1006 OAKCREST STREET- downtown. Available immedi- TWO bedroom units. PET!! Nice 2bedroom. W/D, fire- bathroom ranch. Garage, C/A, and Oxford. (319)936-2184. office (will also rent as two bed- GREAT WESTSIDE LOCATION THREE BEDROOM ately. $1350. (319)354-2203. FALL LEASING CLOSE TO New units, must see! place, garage. $720. August 1st. W/D, quiet neighborhood. Clean, room) $550- $650, includes near UIHC and Law Building- CLOSE-IN! U OF I CAMPUS & DOWNTOWN SEVILLE APARTMENTS has New appliances, flooring and (319)721-6659. 3/4 bedroom, 1-1/2 bathroom, busline. $900. (319)330-4341. parking. Close to UIHC. H/W two bedroom, H/W paid, on-site Fall leasing. -532 S.VanBuren $1899 one and two bedroom sublets tons more. $675 rent and one W/D, A/C, garage, deck yards, paid. No smoking, no pets. laundry, free parking including $825/ month. H/W included. LARGE three bedroom town- 5 bedroom, 2 bathroom available in May with fall option. free month with lease. Call for finished basement. Busline, 8/1. Available June 1 and August 1. one underground garage space, A/C, dishwasher, parking, house, two baths, skylight, 3 story townhome $560 and $655 includes heat, details and to set up a showing. $1150. (319)338-8798. CONDO (319)351-0942. on city busline. $690-$710. laundry. No pets. off-street parking, W/D, C/A, Includes Select Dish & Internet A/C and water. Laundry on-site. Megan (319)364-2631 SouthGate, (319)339-9320, (319)330-2100, (319)337-8544. yard, internet. No smoking, no 3-5 BEDROOM student rentals. -417 S.Gilbert (Key West) $1925 24 hour maintenance. Call JUNE 1st. Nice one bedroom Jason 361-3958. www.s-gate.com pets. After 6:30p.m. $1000- $1600. Pets okay. 5 bedroom, 2 bathroom FOR SALE (319)338-1175. apartment for studious grad. No www.rogerspmonline.com THREE bedroom. Walk to cam- SPECTACULAR (319)354-2221. (319)331-7825. www.apartmentsnearcampus.com pets/ smoking. $450 plus utili- 4-PLEX. Two bedrooms includes pus. August 1. 1100 sq.ft. Six Over 2600 finished, (319)351-7676 ties. Close. (319)354-4884. security entrance, carpeting, TWO bedroom, Coralville, avail- closets. Dishwasher, parking. No THREE bedroom/ three bath- 519 S.LUCAS. Westside Drive, blinds, soft water, Pella Win- able now. 970 sq.ft. $595/ pets. $990, H/W paid. room condo. 2000 sq.ft. Excel- Three bedroom, two car garage, 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom, EFFICIENCY / LANTERN PARK FIVE bedroom, two blocks from dows, A/C, dishwasher, W/D in month, water paid. Balcony, C/A, (319)936-5743. lent condition. Minutes to Univer- hardwood floors, fireplace. New. 2 car. BEAUTIFUL. APARTMENTS- Great Coralville downtown in historic district. basement and extra storage unit. free parking, laundry on-site, on sity. Garage. $1350/ month. August 1. $1200. Only $199,900. ONE BEDROOM location- one bedroom, H/W busline. (319)339-7925. THREE bedroom, two bathroom, $1500/ month plus utilities. No #612. One bedroom, close to August 1. No pets, no smoking. (773)896-5902. (319)321-4100. Mike Cilek, Coldwell Banker, paid, on city busline. Some units two car garage. All amenities. pets. (319)321-2239. downtown, off-street parking. $550/ month. (319)351-2324, TWO bedroom, great floor plan, 430-4800. recently remodeled. Some units No pets. $1200. (319)331-9545. TWO bedroom by Coral Ridge 7 E.HARRISON $540, H/W paid. (319)354-0386. cell (319)430-3272. professional neighbors, excellent FOUR 3 bedroom houses. allow cats for an additional fee. Mall and golf course. Fireplace, AUGUST 1ST TWO bedroom condo next to www.k-rem.com manager, no pets, $608. Call $700- $800. Available now. $475-$510. (319)339-9320, THREE bedroom. Very nice deck, garage, W/D, security, Five bedroom house with huge park and school. Wood floors, 401S. GILBERT. Two bedroom, (319)338-2918. (319)338-4774. www.s-gate.com 3-level with garage. N.Governor. $695. (319)728-2419, deck- two blocks from campus, fireplace, single detached ga- two bathroom loft unites. One apartmentsbystevens.com August 1. (319)354-4100. (319)594-0821. all utilities paid by Landlord. LARGE one bedroom. Quiet, no block from downtown. $1180 FOUR bedroom, two bathroom rage. North Liberty. Low 80’s, $1250. Call (319)887-6069. smoking, no pets. A/C. Parking, plus utilities. (319)331-7487. TWO bedroom, one bathroom, 3 (3 person occupancy). A/C, $1500 to buyer on closing. yard. $495, utilities paid. After level townhouse. Pets consid- 714 N.VAN BUREN parking, W/D. 1+ miles campus. (319)430-2722. ALL utilities included; cats wel- DUPLEX 6p.m. (319)354-2221. ered. W/D hook-ups. On busline. 6 bedroom. $2100. 1/2 mile to City High. 1320 Mus- come; wooded historical setting; HOUSE $600 plus utilities. remhouses.com (319)337-5022. catine. $1050. (319)338-3701. NEAR City High. One bedroom, www.gaslightvillagerentals.com (319)331-1120. FOR RENT HOUSE one bathroom. Quiet. Parking. 2120 Davis Street, Iowa City. FOR RENT AVAILABLE August 1. Three FOUR bedroom house, 15 min- AUGUST 1. 800 Kimball Rd. TWO bedroom, one bathroom, Grad/ professional. No smoking, Two bedroom, one bathroom, bedroom duplex $966/ month, utes to campus, next to busline, no pets. August. $435. Two bedroom. Antique, good fireplace, on Cambus. $675 in- Bowery St. Six bedroom on $1250. Free internet, parking, FOR SALE garage, large bacyard, nearby CORALVILLE LAKE (319)351-0947. house. Northside. Parking. Only cludes Utilities. (319)331-1120. Bowery and Johnson St., $1824/ W/D, pets negotiable, large park. $650/ month. Easy access Iowa City & Cedar $550. (319)354-4100. month. A/C, off-street parking, backyard, S.Lucas. Newly re- 1 bedroom and efficiencies, ONE bedroom duplex. $475 TWO bedroom, two bathroom in (319)339-4277. Rapids. Four bedroom, three yard. No pets. jandjapts.com modeled August 1. close-in, separate baths, free plus utilities. Coralville. Available AUGUST 1. 808 E.Davenport. Coralville. Available now and bathroom. Many upgrades. AD#300. One bedroom on Lu- (319)338-7058. (319)621-9227. parking, busline, A/C. Leasing May 1. (319)643-5574. Two bedroom. Only $625. August. Heat included. No smok- 425K. (319)621-5045. ing, no pets. On busline. Call cas St., spacious, all utilities for fall. (319)341-9385. (319)354-4100. AVAILABLE now. Large, new FOUR bedroom, two bathroom, ONE bedroom Pentacrest Down- (319)351-8901 or paid, no pets. Call M-F, 9-5, FACTORY built modular homes. three bedroom, 3-1/2 bath, two car garage. 516 Lucas. W/D, 1 bedroom in Coralville. Avail- town Apartment. On campus. AVAILABLE ANYTIME. (319)330-1480. (319)351-2178. State and fed HUD code. downtown, 117 N.Governor. A/C. Fenced yard. $1320. able August. $450/ month, water Available immediately. Fur- Iowa City. New two bedroom. 3 BR, 2 BA on your foundation. TWO bedroom, two bathroom, AD#420. One bedroom on Linn Until August 1, discounted rate. (319)936-1075. paid. Call (641)777-5866 (cell). nished option. $500/ month. Call $700. (319)621-7196. Only $39,980. two balconies. Close to down- St.,H/W paid, no pets. Call M-F, (319)936-7100. (563)613-1377. FOUR bedroom, two bathroom, (800)632-5985 A cute efficiency, one person, town, overlooking swimming 9-5, (319)351-2178. AVAILABLE now and August. wood floors. 521 S.Lucas. Horkheimer Homes own kitchen and bath, parking, ONE bedroom available August pool. Free garage parking. Laun- Starting at $604/ month. Down- August 1. $1300. Hazelton, IA. yard. No pets. Reference. $410. 1. $565/ month plus utilities. No dry, elevator, all appliances. AVAILABLE July 1. town 2-5 blocks from campus & CLASSIFIEDS (319)321-4100. (319)331-5071. pets. (319)338-1144. Central A/C and heating. Call $650/ month. Two bedroom, one Westside near UIHC. Off-street bathroom duplex with W/D ASI (319)621-6750. FOUR bedroom, 1-1/2 bath- AD#128. Kitchenette or one bed- ONE bedroom, four blocks from parking. A/C. No pets. hook-ups, garage, full basement. MOBILE HOME To place room. W/D, A/C, parking. Four room. Close to Pappajohn build- UIHC. H/W paid. A/C. jandjapts.com. (319)338-7058. TWO bedroom. H/W paid. Free 1232 Sandusky Dr., Iowa City. person occupancy. $1250. ing. No pets. H/W paid. Call M-F, (319)430-3219, (319)679-2572. parking. (319)321-3822, Lease/ deposit required. No AVAILABLE now. Two bed- an ad call 1025 Burlington Street. FOR SALE 9-5pm. (319)351-2178. (319)330-2100. pets. (319)665-2222. THREE bedroom, two bath ONE bedroom, hardwood floors rooms downtown. Starting at (319)338-3701. manufactured home. W/D, refrig- AD#14. One bedroom on in well maintained historic build- $750/ month. Off-street parking, bedroom. Near new West-

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ONE Bedrooms & Efficiencies $699 includes H/W Parking. $575 gas and electric -520 S.Johnson $609 Call (319)351-8391 paid. (319)338-3701. -504 S.Van Buren $609 www.aptsdowntown.com Includes H/W, Internet & VERY large one bedroom. Select Dish Network Close-in. C/A, parking available. FALL LEASING 412 S.Dodge $595 Security entrance. W/D. $625/ Two bedroom, one bathroom. Includes H/W & expanded month. Days (319)351-1346, af- Close to UIHC, law. cable Parking, laundry, on busline. 3 AND 4 bedroom houses , ter 7:30p.m and weekends multi bathrooms, free parking, -523 E.Burlington $579 (319)354-2221. No pets. Sublets available. -211 E.Church $615 -814 Oakcrest St. $650, W/D, C/A, dishwasher, busline, Includes H/W paid MOVING?? plus utilities close-in. Leasing for fall 2007. -312 E.Burlington $584-$655 SELL UNWANTED -808 Oakcrest St. $650, (319)341-9385. Includes water paid FURNITURE IN H/W paid. 401 S. GILBERT. Three bed- www.apartmentsnearcampus.com THE DAILY IOWAN -415 Woodside Dr. $650-660, room, two bathroom loft units (319)351-7676 CLASSIFIEDS H/W paid. one block from downtown. 335-5784 Call (319)430-9232. $1595 plus utilities. (319)331-7487. 419 S.GOVERNOR. Townhouses, 3 and 4 bedrooms. W/D hook-ups, A/C, balcony, August 1. (319)338-4774. 632 SOUTH DODGE- CLOSE HOUSE TO CAMPUS- three bedrooms, H/W paid, dishwasher, on-site laundry, extra storage unit, two FOR SALE parking spaces, $875. SouthGate, (319)339-9320, www.s-gate.com AD#426. Three and four bed- room on Johnson, two bath, C/A, D/W, deck, W/D facilities, no pets. Close to campus, flexible REAL ESTATE lease, parking. Call M-F, 9-5pm. (319)351-2178. PROPERTIES ALL utilities included; cats wel- come; wooded historical setting; www.gaslightvillagerentals.com AVAILABLE August 1. Starting at $798/ month. Downtown, Westside and Northside. Apart- ments, duplexes and town- houses available. No pets. jandjapts.com (319)338-7058. AVAILABLE August 1. Brand new luxury three bedroom, two bathroom, 1200 sq.ft. Two car garage, master suite, fireplace, C/A, balcony, W/D hook-ups. In North Liberty. Parking available near U of I downtown campus. Starting at $975 (319)354-8331. DAILY IOWAN CLASSIFIEDS 335-5784; 335-5785 e-mail: daily-iowan- [email protected] EMERALD CT. has a three bed- room available now. $775 in- cludes water. Two full baths, close to bus stop, 24 hour main- tenance. Call (319)337-4323. SCOREBOARD DI SPORTS DESK MLB THE DI SPORTS DEPARTMENT WELCOMES Tampa Bay 4, Kansas City 2 QUESTIONS, COMMENTS, & SUGGESTIONS. Chicago White Sox 6, N.Y. Yankees 4 San Francisco 8, Philadelphia 1 PHONE: (319) 335-5848 L.A. Angels 16, Minnesota 3 FAX: (319) 335-6184 Florida 6, Atlanta 4 L.A. Dodgers 6, Pittsburgh 5 Chicago Cubs 7, Milwaukee 2 SPORTS Tuesday, June 5, 2007 NFL: Tank suspended for 8 games, Page 8 dailyiowan.com Part two of a five-part series TODD LICKLITER: ONE-ON-ONE WITH THE DI Living with ‘Hoosiersteria’

Jeff Horner IOWA HOOPS Brunner, Horner to hit Prime Time After spending their first professional season in Belgium, two former Hawkeye basketball players will return to Iowa City to compete in the Prime Time summer league in North Liberty. Jeff Horner and Greg Brunner, two key components of the 2005-06 Hawkeye squad that raced to a Big Ten tournament title in their fourth and final season, are expected to join current and former Iowa players in the 21st-annu- al Prime Time season. The league announced Monday that tryouts for the summer session, which will run from June 18 to July 22 and also include the women’s Game Time league, will be held Saturday in the Field House starting at 9 a.m. Other notable players expected to compete this summer are 2008 commit- ment and Iowa City native Matt Gatens, as well as 2007 incoming freshmen Jake Kelly Heather Charles/Indianapolis Star and Jeff Peterson. Iowa head Former Butler and current Iowa basketball coach Todd Lickliter yells at his Butler team members during the first half of their NCAA Tournament game against the coach Todd Lickliter’s son University of Maryland at HSBC Arena in Buffalo, N.Y., on March 17. Butler won the game, 62-59, to advance to the Sweet 16. John, who will be a senior next year, is also expected to play. In the second installment of an exclusive five-part Q&A series, first-year — by Charlie Kautz FIVE-PART SERIES men’s basketball coach Todd Lickliter discusses his father’s influence, his time at This marks the second of a five- Butler University, and what Indiana basketball means to him. part Q&A series with Iowa men’s basketball coach Todd IOWA FOOTBALL BY CHARLIE KAUTZ Hinkle Field House, where sticks with those who live it, More on Lickliter. While the first-year THE DAILY IOWAN Lickliter played his final high- Indiana basketball has cer- Coach Lickliter coach talks transition today, Hawks’ Soldier school game in 1975, is the tainly shaped Lickliter, and Check out check back with the DI through- Indiana basketball. very gymnasium in which he he talks about it in the second dailyiowan.com today out the week to read what else If you’re a hoops fan in the Field game to be played college basketball and installment of an exclusive and the rest of the week to watch video the new head Hawkeye had to Midwest, you’ve no doubt coached Butler University for five-part series today. footage of the DI’s exclusive one-on-one say in an exclusive one-on-one televised heard the phrase, but very interview with new men’s basketball the past six seasons. When he DI: From playing basketball interview. The 2007 Iowa football few have likely lived it. From coach Todd Lickliter. was hired at Butler in 1999, he in high school under your father season-opener is all set for a his earliest days under the became the third-consecutive to playing collegiately to coach- mentions the phrase “Indiana Today — Background sunny Saturday afternoon at tutelage of his father, Arlan, former Bulldog player to take ing collegiately at Butler, you Wednesday — Recruiting Soldier Field in Chicago. his high-school coach at basketball,” what first comes to Thursday — Philosophy the head-coach reins. have experienced just about Northern Illinois athletics North Central High School in mind? Friday — 2007-08 outlook officials announced Monday Indianapolis, Todd Lickliter Whether it’s something in every level or aspect of Indiana that the Sept. 1 game featur- has lived Indiana basketball. the water or the passion that basketball. When someone SEE LICKLITER, PAGE 9 ing the Huskies and Hawkeyes will be televised on ESPNU, with the kickoff time set for COLLEGE GOLF COURSES 2:30 p.m. Central. Labeled the “Soldier Field Showdown,” the matchup marks the first NCAA football Finkbine prices make Big Ten par bowl subdivision game at the stadium since it was renovat- ed in 2003. The second of a two-game series for Iowa and In terms of distance from campus, the quality of the 18-hole layout, and various Northern Illinois, the contest practice facilities open to UI students, Finkbine Golf Course appears an ideal option marks the 65th-straight Hawkeye football game to be for Hawkeyes with golfing habits. Students, unlike the general public, even get a break on televised. — by Charlie Kautz the price — assuming they have valid student IDs. But just how cheap is the adjusted rate? BY CHARLIE KAUTZ THIS WEEK IN THE DAILY IOWAN With a cloudless sky, warm HAWKEYE SPORTS weather, and the scent of freshly WEDNESDAY cut fairways greeting foursomes Men’s track — NCAA champi- on the first tee at Finkbine Golf onships, Sacramento, Calif., Course, there aren’t many down- Hornet Stadium in the Spanos sides to the start of an afternoon Sports Complex. Events start at on the local links. noon. For avid golfers, outdoor-activ- Women’s track — NCAA ity seekers, and UI students, an championships, Sacramento, 18-hole stroll might seem the Calif., Hornet Stadium in the perfect way to spend a summer Spanos Sports Complex. Saturday in Iowa City — with Events start at noon. one exception. The sandtrap-sized hole the round can leave in your wallet. While Finkbine, along with TV TODAY other universities and respective home courses in the Big Ten, Baseball — Cubs at Brewers, offers slightly reduced rates for Nelle Dunlap/The Daily Iowan 7:05 p.m., WGN college students to play golf, the Yankees at White Sox, 7:11 modern hobby is hardly a bar- — can seem a little steep, espe- “I think we’re priced very fair- A full-time employee at the with the rest of the Big Ten home p.m., CSN cially for budget-bending college ly for the students at Iowa,” he Iowa City course for more than courses, Anderson’s argument Tennis — French Open gain at any venue. kids. said, adding that rates went up 14 years, Anderson’s response has the support of the numbers. Quarterfinals at Roland Garros, A valid student ID will slice a few precious bucks off the stan- But Terry Anderson, the by $2 across the board at appears biased when consider- Of the 10 championship cours- 11 a.m., ESPN es that offer students slashed College Softball — NCAA dard green fees, but the $29 Finkbine director of operations Finkbine this year, including ing that the rates are set under championship game 2, 7 p.m., weekend rate — not including and former Iowa men’s golf weekday and weekend student his watch each spring. But in ESPN2 the cost of a cart, $13 per person coach, doesn’t think so. rates. terms of student rates compared SEE GOLF, PAGE 9