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Iowa State Daily, February 2019 Iowa State Daily, 2019 2-20-2019 Iowa State Daily (February 20, 2019) Iowa State Daily Follow this and additional works at: https://lib.dr.iastate.edu/iowastatedaily_2019-02 Recommended Citation Iowa State Daily, "Iowa State Daily (February 20, 2019)" (2019). Iowa State Daily, February 2019. 13. https://lib.dr.iastate.edu/iowastatedaily_2019-02/13 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Iowa State Daily, 2019 at Iowa State University Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Iowa State Daily, February 2019 by an authorized administrator of Iowa State University Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. An independent student newspaper serving Iowa State since 1890 30 17 02.20.2019 Vol. 219 No. 101 WEDNESDAY KENNEDY DERAEDT/ ISD Kim Reynolds celebrates being the first elected female governor Nov. 6. Hearbeat bill to not see appeal VICE PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE process BY EMILY.BERCH MIKINNA KERNS/ IOWA STATE DAILY @iowastatedaily.com The Student Government Vice Presidential Debate featured candidates Vishesh Bhatia, Analese Hauber and Annaliessa Michelotti (left to right). The debate was held in the Gallery Room of the Memorial Union Tuesday. Gov. Kim Reynolds announced Tuesday she will not appeal a District Court’s decision that ruled her fetal Candidates discuss inclusion, wellness heartbeat law unconstitutional. According to the press release, BY EMILY.BERCH connections they have made through Student ended with riots in 2014. Reynolds’ decision not to appeal was @iowastatedaily.com Government will allow them to get more stu- Michelotti said she and Whittington do not based on the Iowa Supreme Court’s dents involved, which she said is the real goal want to bring VEISHEA back to Iowa State decision in June to strike down a law A spring festival, increased parking and an of their campaign. but would like to “revise a spring festival” by mandating a 72-hour waiting period emergency rent assistance fund were all topics Vishesh Bhatia spoke to his campus involve- creating a safe and fun environment to cele- for people seeking abortions, which at the first debate of the Student Government ment outside of Student Government as a brate Cyclone pride. served as precedent in the case against election season. highlight of his campaign. Bhatia and his run- “When talking to alumni of Iowa State the fetal heartbeat law. The three candidates for vice president of ning mate Austin Graber are both community University, they have told us that they don’t “I think the Iowa Supreme Court Student Government debated about the com- advisers and Cyclone Aides. donate to Iowa State because we don’t hold got it wrong,” Reynolds said in the munity, campus inclusivity, student wellness the same values that we once held when they release. “But after this decision and COMMUNITY ISSUES and Student Government issues Tuesday at went to school here,” Michelotti said. because of Planned Parenthood’s the Memorial Union. Michelotti’s campaign advocates for increas- Hauber said private donations, including legal maneuverings, I see no path to Annaliessa Michelotti emphasized her lack ing parking availability on campus, which she those from alumni, would fund her cam- successfully appeal the district court’s of Student Government experience as an asset said can be done through finding “eco-friendly paign’s emergency rent assistance program, decision or to get this lawsuit before throughout the debate, saying being an out- options” through discussions with Iowa State’s which would help students being threatened the U.S. Supreme Court.” sider would allow her to “relate to Cyclones Parking Divison — something she said her with eviction. College Republicans President a lot more.” campaign has already begun working with. “[Alumni] provide us so many great oppor- Jacob Minock said the appeal would Conversely, Analese Hauber touted her cam- The Michelotti campaign is also proposing tunities through their donations, and we want be a long and lengthy process. paign with Cody Woodruff as the slate with bringing a spring festival back to Iowa State, to look at how we continue supporting each Minock said he respects Reynolds’ the most experience in Student Government, and moderators asked how their festival would other in the Cyclone community, not just decision. with Woodruff having three years of experi- be different from the VEISHEA festival, Reynolds said moving forward, her ence and Hauber having one. Hauber said the which was banned from Iowa State after it DEBATE pG8 administration would continue focus- ing “on changing hearts and minds and to seek other ways to advance the cause of protecting the unborn in Iowa Free speech focus of upcoming Senate meeting and around the nation,” according to the press release. BY MADELYN.OSTENDORF speech as the exclusion of only one.” speech, expression and the dec- Transition Plan. Erin Davison-Rippey, Iowa’s @iowastatedaily.com The act states the Student laration of outdoor areas of cam- Along with these acts, Student Planned Parenthood state execu- Government 2020 Priorities and puses public forum — Student Government will discuss funding tive director, released a statement in Student Government will debate Criteria were in violation of this Government asks that Iowa State requests. response to Reynolds’ decision, saying three acts regarding the funding of ruling because of their restriction of clarify their policy on students’ free- The Cultural Ambassador’s the organization will continue to political organizations, freedom of funding political activities and asks dom of speech and expression on Program, a semester-long peer men- defend the right to an abortion in the speech as well as the use of renew- for a change in the 2020 Priorities campus. toring program open to all interna- Iowa Constitution. able energy on campus Wednesday. and Criteria. Sen. Courtney Beringer will intro- tional and U.S. students and scholars, ACLU of Iowa Executive Director Sen. Jacob Schrader will be intro- A resolution will be introduced, duce a resolution titled “Climate is requesting $3,725 to offset costs of Mark Stringer released a state- ducing an act titled “Allowing the titled “Endorsing Iowa Senate Study Commitment Plan.” The resolution materials, advertising and employ- ment in response lauding the Iowa Funding of Political Organizations.” Bill 1099 and House File 316.” recommends Iowa State switch their ing a student worker in an effort to Constitution for guaranteeing “wom- According to the act, which refer- The resolution states that regard- electrical power from entities that raise membership and advertise their en’s fundamental right, in consultation ences the court case Rosenberger v. less of the outcome of the vote on burn fossil fuels to renewable energy program. with her doctor and loved ones, to University of Virginia, “the exclusion Senate Bill 1099 and House File companies and urges the administra- make one of the most difficult, per- STUGOV pG8 of several views is as offensive to free 316—identical bills related to free tion to make a Renewable Energy sonal decisions she’ll ever make.” 02 CAMPUS BRIEF Iowa State Daily Wednesday, February 20, 2019 CALENDAR FEATURE PHOTO 2.20.19 3 p.m. This session will cover introductory impact metrics and sources (including jour- Open house: Center for Communica- nal impact factors and altmetrics); identi- tion Excellence, 1137 Pearson Hall 12 fying who is citing your work and creating p.m. Meet the CCE sta and learn more about reports in Web of Science and Scopus; and what they o er and how they can help you methods for increasing scholarly visibility improve your communication skills. 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