WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 2009 SPORTS Area wines get boost Genes, nurture tied UI research Game Time shows behavioral championship set Coralville Hy-Vee and Active traits aren’t as Endeavors/McCurry’s advanced easy to attribute to the Game Time championship after semifinal to genes as people wins on Tuesday in North Liberty. 10 might think. Getting kicks in By ALINA RUBEZHOVA [email protected] The Iowa soccer team’s annual youth camp concludes today Plato said our traits are after spending this week determined by nature. Aris- improving game skills for kids. 10 totle said nurture. And UI scientists now say a single NEWS explanation is impossible. Six UI researchers Small-scale found genetic influences and stimulant experience are essen- Energy shots are tiny but tially inter- powerful, popular but twined in potentially unhealthy, experts creating say. 2 KC MCGINNIS/THE DAILY IOWAN Beth Mazzagetti of New York (left) drinks a South African cabernet while waiter Jill Kinkade brings wine glasses to customers at Devotay behavioral on Tuesday. The federal government has approved the creation of the Upper Mississippi River Valley American Viticultural Area, which traits. Two Nature? Nurture? UI psycholo- includes Johnson County, making it the largest wine region in the country. Spencer Both or neither? gy professors — John professor The question once pitted Plato Spencer and against Aristotle, but UI Federal approval of a new wine region could give Iowan wineries a new Mark Blum- researchers say it may be a berg — will draw. 2 sense of credibility. discuss their ARTS & CULTURE By TYLER LYON includes Johnson County ery co-owner Dianna Engel- Down in the study at 10 [email protected] and 17 other counties in brecht said the rich soil on a.m. on Iowa the state. her Fredricksburg, Iowa, valley Public Radio. Methland Martha’s Vineyard, Napa The area is well-suited vineyard allows vigorous In Iowa, 18 counties are “To split Blumberg Author to read from book Valley, and Baldwin, Iowa? for growing grapes, said plants to grow. A UI alum- included in the Upper the world chronicling an Iowa town’s meth Tuesday, one of these things Paul Tabor, the owner of na, she said she and her hus- Mississippi River Valley into genetic professor was not similar to the oth- epidemic, though some question Tabor Home Winery in band have been selling their American Viticultural Area, and environ- ers. But that changes today. the story’s accuracy. 5 Baldwin, Iowa. own wine for three years. adding marketplace mental factors is the wrong Effective today, the Alco- “When you have an area Engelbrecht said the win- way to carve out the world,” hol and Tobacco and Tax prominence to the wines. Dispel the rumors that’s hilly, it doesn’t get ery uses a hybrid of French Some of the counties: said Spencer, the lead author Trade Bureau will recog- frosted easily,” he said. “In and American grapes that in the investigation. Heard Diablo Cody came to the • Johnson nize the Upper Mississippi the course of daily heating were bred in Wisconsin and The authors of the paper UI to study Russian literature? • Linn River Valley American Viti- and cooling, cold air goes developed further at the have worked on the topic for Or that James Franco couldn’t • Cedar cultural Area, which will be downhill, which keeps University of Minnesota to decades. But the “nature- attend the Writers’ Workshop • Jones the largest wine region in vines dry.” withstand the Midwest’s nurture” debate dates all the due to possible paparazzi? the country. If grapes are continual- climate — which oscillates • Clinton way back to discussions Arts reporter Ellen Harris Spanning 29,914 square ly wet, Tabor said, they between hot summers and • Dubuque between Plato and Aristotle helps readers get past the lies miles, the area extends won’t grow and can build cold winters. • Delaware and onto the truth in this across Minnesota, Wiscon- up fungus. Source: U.S. Alcohol and Tobacco and week’s Medium. 5 sin, Illinois, and Iowa. It Engelbrecht Family Win- SEE WINE, 3 Tax Bureau SEE GENES, 3 OPINIONS Grapes of Iowa? Believe it: Iowa has a growing wine industry. There are UI to serve as UI team to aid NASA moves we can — and should — make to give that business an extra boost. 4 NASA selects a WEB BONUS UI research backup for team to study • Check out video from the Game Time League semifinals. black holes. • Watch video from Hawkeye soccer camp. comm center By SCOTT RAYNOR [email protected] ON THE RECORD More than 90 years Insights and information from after Albert Einstein inside today’s The Daily Iowan. predicted certain “The new [recreation] facility properties of black holes, will not only offer more space, NASA has hired a team activities, equipment, and of UI researchers to con- services, it will also stay open firm them. later than the current facilities, The UI portion of the providing a late-night “GEMS” project — short alternative to downtown, for gravity and extreme another chief desire of magnetism small student’s at the UI. The hope explorer — is headed by for this new facility is not that UI physics/astronomy it become a refuge of the Professor Phil Kaaret, university’s most physically fit, but that the centrally located along with a team of facility becomes a center of By HOLLY HINES choose new representa- undergraduate and student life.” [email protected] tives — noted the univer- graduate students. — Read more about sity is not a taxpaying “I was excited to learn Officials are debating former-UISG President Peter entity and therefore may that the work my team how much say the UI will McElligott’s view of the new not qualify. and I had completed fitness facility. 4 have in policies regarding would be used for scien- the new Johnson County “[The university] is a dif- ferent type of animal,” said tific advancement,” said Joint Emergency Commu- Alicia Maxwell, a 20- JOE SCOTT/THE DAILY IOWAN WEATHER Iowa City City Councilor nication Center. year-old undergraduate UI mechanical engineering student Phil Deierling works in the Mike Wright, a member of The UI has representa- student researcher. machine shop in Van Allen Hall on Tuesday. Deierling is responsible the policy board. tion on the advisory board In 2007, the UI, along for machining the components of Professor Phil Kaaret’s X-ray 79 59 However, the university — which is composed of with 37 other research telescope, which is expected to be launched in 2014. Kaaret and his 26C 15C is closely linked to the emergency-system experts teams, sent a proposal to team were one of only two groups selected by NASA out of 37 that project, which will combine who focus on the inner NASA to build a X-ray applied for a project grant. They could potentially confirm some of Mostly cloudy, breezes not city and county emergency- workings of the center — telescope to study super- the theories about the properties of black holes. but no UI public-safety dispatch centers. Universi- worth mentioning, 20% massive objects in space, official has the capacity to ty security facilities will chance of rain/T-storms. such as black holes and a sizable grant so it can ON THE WEB vote on policy and finan- serve as backup for the neutron stars. Six of the refine its proposal. See UI researchers work cial matters. new center, being built just INDEX 37 teams were selected in Only two out of the six on an X-ray telescope One main factor plays outside Iowa City on Mel- Arts 5 Opinions 4 2008 to do what is called made it. used in a NASA-funded into the current decision. program. Check out the Classifieds 8 Sports 10 rose Avenue. Several board members — a “Phase A” study, in photo slide show by Joe Crossword 6 who have the authority to SEE CENTER, 3 which NASA gives a team SEE RESEARCH, 3 Scott at dailyiowan.com.

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Third bank robbed, preparedness stressed Nicole White. with prescription stimu- energy drinks all together. taste horrible,” Meyer said. “We don’t sell as much as lants such as Adderall could “The best way for people “I would rather drink a Red you’d think,” she said. exacerbate the side effects to have energy is to make Bull — they cost the same.” YOUR TURN POLL RESULTS “When we do, it’s usually to caffeine already causes, sure they’re eating every Results through Tuesday evening on dailyiowan.com three to five hours and get- ON THE WEB younger people in the morn- especially if the person tak- Your turn. What helps keep ing before they go to work.” ing them doesn’t have a pre- ting enough whole grains, you awake? 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Jessen said the macy board rejected a meets that definition ical findings and listen to board’s findings “would EDITOR’S NOTE petition to reclassify the because more than a testimony from doctors merely be a recommenda- drug but agreed to a series dozen other states allow and patients. It also will tion to the Legislature” The Daily Iowan strives to they offer a valuable insight of public hearings on medical use of the drug. look at federal and state on how the drug should encourage public discussion about the attitudes of DI read- the issue. The pharmacy board drug laws, including those be treated. and regularly seek reader ers. Percentages will always be A Polk County judge found accepted medical in states that allow mari- He said lawmakers responses about the news and rounded to the nearest whole ordered the board in April use in 12 states was not juana use for medical would have to pass a new happenings in our community. number and may not equal 100. to reconsider a petition to enough; the drug would treatment. Four hearings law or approve new In this vein, we decided to So, we want to hear from remove marijuana as a have to be used for treat- will held around the state administrative rules to revive online opinion polls and you. Schedule I drug under the ment in all states for before the end of the year legalize medical marijua- publish their results daily in Look for Your turn labels in Iowa Uniform Controlled Iowa to reclassify it, exec- to gather public comment. na. He noted Iowa had a our print edition. the print edition and log on to Substances Act. 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METRO Man faces drug off-white substance, and burnt Liberty, was charged with aid- others also allegedly used the aluminum foil in his pocket. The ing and abetting first-degree money to purchase items at sev- charges substance field tested positive robbery. eral Coralville businesses. Authorities charged a for meth, police reports show. According to police, Curry Around 7:15 p.m. Monday, offi- Coralville man after allegedly A controlled-substance viola- entered the bank right before cers located Curry at his resi- finding meth in his possession, tion is an aggravated misde- the actual robbery took dence, police records show. He police said. meanor, generally punishable by place, spoke briefly with a was transported to the Johnson Leon Scott, 45, was charged up to two years in prison and a teller, and left. Authorities, County Jail, where he is being held with a controlled-substance maximum fine of $5,000. who were familiar with Curry on a $50,000 cash-only bond. violation and possession of Possession of drug paraphernalia from previous contacts, said Stolen money was reportedly drug paraphernalia. is a simple misdemeanor, gener- they were able to identify recovered from the stores, from According to Coralville ally punishable by up to 30 days him using surveillance video. Curry’s residence, and from police, Scott was involved in a in jail or a maximum fine of $625. Shortly after Curry left, an Curry’s person. domestic dispute and left as — by Abe Tekippe armed man reportedly robbed Aiding and abetting first- officers arrived. Officers deter- the bank. degree robbery is a Class B mined Scott had a warrant out Man charged in Later in the day, Curry went to felony, punishable by up to 25 for his arrest. the Johnson County Jail and years in prison. Officers reportedly located bank robbery allegedly used some of the serial- Authorities are still looking for Scott in a wooded area in a near- Iowa City police have arrested ized money taken during the rob- the suspected armed robber and by golf course. one of the suspects in a Monday bery to post a personal bond for another suspect. They are not Upon arrest, officers searched robbery at American Bank & a failure-to-appear warrant stem- releasing any additional informa- Scott and allegedly found a glass Trust, 551 Westbury Drive. ming from a fifth-degree theft tion at this time. tube, two baggies containing an Charles Curry, 19, North charge, police said. Curry and — by Abe Tekippe

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Tyler Byrnes, 23, Coralville, was Derrick Fulton, 19, Coralville, Ramon Ibanez-Hernandez, 25, Ave. Apt. 1, was charged Monday charged Tuesday with OWI. was charged July 17 with posses- 315 First St. Apt. 3, was charged with domestic assault and Harold “Reiz” Campbell, 37, 611 sion of a controlled substance. Sunday with disorderly conduct obstructing emergency commu- Hawkeye Court, was charged July Andrew Garrison, 27, 2128 S. and public intoxication. nication. 18 with possession of a controlled Riverside Drive Apt. 37, was Stephen Kaufmann, 22, Trevor Nammanny, 19, Cedar substance, public intoxication, charged Sunday with public Springfield, Ill., was charged Rapids, was charged July 18 with and interference with official acts. intoxication and interference Sunday with assault causing injury. public intoxication. Timothy Cole, 29, 2309 Taylor with official acts. Travis Kerr, 18, Moline, Ill., was Pablo Rubalcava, 18, 103 11th St. Drive, was charged July 16 with Kelsey Hermsen, 18, 312 W. charged Tuesday with unlawful N.E., was charged Sunday with RANDY’S FLOORING OUTLET driving while revoked. Benton St., was charged Sunday possession of fireworks. public intoxication and interfer- Dontrell Coleman, 20, Coralville, with PAULA. Ginger Lorentson, 40, 708 Grant ence with official acts. was charged Monday with inter- Mary Hoffman, 37, Tipton, was St., was charged July 17 with Garret Selinger, 22, Springfield, ference with official acts. charged Monday with fifth- criminal trespass. Ill., was charged Sunday with Christopher Cooling, 20, 327 E. degree theft. Vicki Manning, 56, 50 Thistle assault causing injury. College St. Apt. 1712, was charged Sedwick Hunter, 36, address Court, was charged Tuesday with Christopher Wilt, 23, 590 Foster Sunday with PAULA and unlawful unknown, was charged Monday simple assault. Road Apt. B1, was charged use of another’s driver’s license/ID. with public intoxication. D’Anthony Money, 22, 1486 First Sunday with public intoxication.

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“They have to be hardy grapes to grow in our area,” Engelbrecht said. Tabor said the new labels with the region’s name will help him sell more wines such as the La Croix — a red with a mix- ture of fruit flavors and what he described as a “chocolate character.” The approval will spark more interest from wine KC MCGINNIS/THE DAILY IOWAN enthusiasts, he said. That A white wine, produced by a winery in West Branch, sits on a shelf at JOE SCOTT/THE DAILY IOWAN means wines from the the Bread Garden Market on Tuesday. The restaurant sells two local UI physics/astronomy Professor Phil Kaaret stands in his lab in Van Allen Hall on Tuesday. Kaaret and area can now carry labels wines, from West Branch and Amana. his team were one of only two groups selected by NASA out of 37 that applied for a project grant. The bearing the region’s team will build an X-ray telescope that will be put on a satellite to study black holes. name, telling people where the wine was local wines the establish- said, but the more average grown and produced. ment sells are from West consumer isn’t always “Enthusiasts look for Branch and Amana, and aware of where the wine that on the bottle,” its stock is dependent on comes from. UI looks at black holes Tabor said. consumer demand. Engelbrecht said she “It really depends on will have to wait to see if Local restaurateurs by particles near those may or may not see dif- what our customers want,” the change increases busi- RESEARCH Brewer said. ness. She foresees adver- CONTINUED FROM 1 objects, and researchers The space-time ferent demand from would be able to see their patrons, however. Heath The store gets a fair tisers playing up the continuum number of wine enthusi- region’s features. orientations change as Brewer, the manager of “I think everyone was they move closer to or • Albert Einstein proposed the Bread Garden, 225 S. asts who know what they “A year from now will be the interaction of space are looking for, Brewer a different story,” she said. very hopeful. They had away from a black hole. Linn St., said the only been through a similar This would prove the and time in a way that program study in 2003,” effects of super-massive redefined how scientists said Zach Prieskorn, a UI objects — such as black view gravity. graduate research assis- holes — on the space- • Space-time is often likened to a mattress and tant on the project. time continuum. the Earth likened to a The GEMS spacecraft, “Einstein predicted it bowling ball. Gravity then, Nature? Nurture? Neither with the telescope UI will happen, but it has is when the bowling ball researchers helped devel- never been measured,” bends the fabric of the learn a bias toward The study appeared in op aboard, is set to Swank said. GENES mattress so when an faces,” Spencer said. the July 20 issue of Child CONTINUED FROM 1 launch in 2014. If the The extremely competi- object is placed near, it What’s unique about the Development exploration confirms part tive atmosphere at NASA falls in. enhanced the excitement 2,300 years ago, and has UI study is it included Perspectives. The authors of Einstein’s theory, sci- of being chosen to partici- seen centuries of studies. researchers from differ- are all members of the entists can proceed to more unknowns, said pate in the project. Spencer noted ent fields — including Delta Center, a UI out the project was set Jean Swank, the princi- “You have to work hard. researchers have con- animal behavior, human research center that con- to launch. pal investigator of Everyone gets secretive Though NASA officials ducted similar studies behavior and psychology sists of faculty in the NASA’s project. about it,” Swank said. informed the winners regarding developmental — and tried to bridge the departments of psycholo- “We are delighted,” “You work nights and first, Prieskorn said, they systems — or why people gap between different gy and communication factors. Swank said. “We have a weekends, and you can't had to contain their exhibit certain traits. It sciences and disorders. do anything else, because excitement until later in Bob McMurray, a UI lot of work to do.” illustrated phenomena The center is funded by Kaaret said the tele- it was so intense.” the day, after officials assistant professor of typically attributed to the Spelman-Rockefeller scope measures low fre- Prieskorn said he was informed the teams that psychology and a coau- “nature or nurture” may fund through the UI quency X-rays around working at NASA’s God- were not selected. thor of the paper, believes be surprising. Obermann Center for black holes and other dard research facility in That evening, the the “nature-nurture” A 2004 and 2007 two- Advanced Studies and super-massive objects. Maryland with the other GEMS research team cel- debate ignores the com- teams when he found ebrated with champagne. part study at the Univer- also by the UI College of These X-rays are given off sity of California-San ponent of time and inter- Liberal Arts and Sci- Diego studied why babies activity. ences. have a tendency to look at “What we really need to This collaboration faces. Using a robotic be focusing on is the baby, “Einstein,” they process by which the looks at such areas as found that adults sponta- properties of child inter- perception cognition, lan- neously put their faces act with the properties of guage, psycho-biological close to a baby’s when the environment,” he approaches, and process picking it up. said. “And that changes modeling — emphasized “Einstein” learned to the child, which changes by the interactive nature focus on faces in six min- the environment.” It is a of learning and develop- utes of experience. continual process, he ment — according to its “That’s all you need to emphasized. website. Comm center 1 year away CENTER communication-center staff end of July,Wright said. CONTINUED FROM 1 would be familiar with. Construction on the new Bailey, also a policy center should be complete board member, said she by the end of the summer, Wright said the UI’s sta- supports maintaining the tus as a backup facility may current board structure — said Johnson County Super- have an effect on the in which the UI does not visor Terrence Neuzil. board’s decision. have representation. Other aspects, however, The UI facilities would be She noted current board are still about a year away needed in case of system member are all officials who from completion. Officials failure at the main site, were voted into office. are seeking locations for such as one caused by cata- If the UI is allowed repre- strophic weather, said Iowa sentation, Charles Green, radio towers, intended to City Mayor Regenia Bailey. the assistant vice president increase the reliability of Choosing the UI as a for the UI police, may fill the communication between the backup benefits both the position. Green declined to center’s base and deputies comment, citing the pend- county and the university. on-site at emergency situa- The UI security facility ing status of the decision. needed updated equipment, The policy board intends tions. which the county provided. to discuss the situation dur- The center could open at Both sites will have tools ing its next meeting, at the the end of summer 2010.

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Editorial anniversary, Facilitating Iowa wine industry’s Moon landing and astronomy were until recently the same growth provides economic pluses thing. Science worked with correlations instead of causations What Iowa industry has grown more than five strong economy and recession buffer. because that’s all we times in the last nine years? Iowans would no longer have to travel miles or had, limited as we were If you were so bold as to predict the wine indus- buy wine online, because their local farmer would COLIN GILBERT by history, technology, try, you would be correct. According to a study from be happy to sell them a bottle or two. In doing so, [email protected] and precedent. But Iowa State University, there were only 13 wineries Iowans would be instilling a “buy local” mentality somewhere around, oh, in Iowa in 2000, and now, that number has blown sure to increase profits. I enjoy checking my horoscope in the paper. 1620, scientists began to its cork off to 70. Farmers across this state have For those interested in opening their own winery They’re fun, I can’t deny realize a more deductive been throwing their tractors aside for grape pickers in Iowa, the start-up could take time and money. that, either by way of an approach to existence. one little bit at a time. Vineyard start-up costs are between $5,000 and occasional creepy bull’s- And then we actually This burgeoning industry is a welcome addition $7,000 an acre. However, if the state was willing to eye or wildly missed stood on the Moon. to the cultural and economic growth of this state. pitch in a little, our agri-tourism industry would be marks. But there are Why do people still As Iowa maintains its low unemployment rate, the greatly enhanced, fostering an economic as well as among us, sadly, those believe it so fervently? wine industry adds another level of resilience that cultural asset. who take it a bit far. I’ve Augmenting the trust in will no doubt create more jobs and increase our cul- Iowa could also foster the growth of this industry heard them coolly reel the science-ish bit of tural awareness across the United States. We may by allowing tax breaks to families making the off lines like “I knew astrology is a powerful not be California just yet, but if we continue our switch to wineries. The film industry here has they weren’t going to hallucinogen: symbol- support of this prosperous enterprise, we will all be increased ever since Iowa has made it cheaper to last — he’s a ism. Not only do planets better off. start productions here. That same philosophy could Sagittarius.” Or worse, align and seasons The Midwest has long been a hidden gem in the become quite attainable if implemented in a fair and thankfully a little change, but the stars wine industry, but it hasn’t garnered as much and balanced way. In a much more significant way, more difficult to find, draw pictures in the sky. attention as states on the West Coast. Such states the wine industry could attract people from across describing how Jupiter That the Solar as Missouri and Illinois have become increasingly the Midwest to live in the area. Iowa’s population in the third house System’s ecliptic passes aware of their opportunity for growth in this busi- has become stagnant over the last few years, and makes someone such a through certain areas of ness. The Des Moines area has become our state’s any possible way that we can improve our growth is great communicator. visible space doesn’t hot-spot destination for wine aficionados. The a welcome proposition. This is about more mean that the constella- Heart of Iowa Wine trail, located within an hour Will this industry make or break our economy? No. than just the castoffs of tions and planets found drive of Des Moines, holds 15 wineries. But as a state, if we stop looking and searching for the daily horoscope: I’m there have relational val- Iowa’s reputation as a leader in agricultural pro- new ventures to enhance our prosperity — even the talking astrology. ues. What, exactly, about duction gives us our defining characteristic, one slightest bit — we will cease to grow and compete for I will now explain all these objects relates that sets us apart from the vast majority of other jobs, money, and overall prosperity. Each state is look- exactly why astrology is to humankind, and how states. Many people across this nation know noth- ing for the next big thing to capitalize on. Wine could utter nonsense. far will astrologers go to When I try to discuss ing about Iowa except that we grow corn and raise be that for Iowa. Creating a profitable product such as incorporate all the possi- the validity of astrology livestock. The wine industry, though, provides an wine in Iowa is an anomaly that we should pounce on. ble Keplerian and funda- with die-hard adher- mental interactions we opportunity for the state to earn recognition in a New moneymaking opportunities sometimes ents, the ones who pro- much more high-profile field. The growth of this appear out of necessity, some out of genius, and — real scientists — are claim the delicacy/accu- still discovering? It’s one industry could sprout off into various profitable some out of sheer luck. However, if we don’t look racy/agency of the “prac- of the hallmarks of a ventures. Tourism could increase in Iowa’s wine- into Iowa’s wine industry, we won’t find out which tice,” I always get some- pseudoscience (read: lie) producing areas, injecting money into local it is for us. That’s a chance Iowa should take. thing like this: “Don’t Your turn. Do you drink local wine? Weigh in at dailyiowan.com. that instead of re-evalu- economies and, hopefully, adding to our state’s you believe there’s ating a conclusion based something out there on new evidence, the new beyond our comprehen- evidence is wrenched User comments sion?” If there were, into frame to support the there obviously wouldn’t original pattern. be a science with which Two things I’m sure LETTERS TO THE EDITOR may be sent via e-mail to [email protected] (as text, not as attachment). Each letter to understand or utilize of: Human beings are must be signed and include an address and phone number for verification. Letters should not exceed 300 words. The DI it. That’s what beyond- cowed by complexity, reserves the right to edit for length and clarity. The DI will publish only one letter per author per month. Letters will be comprehension aspects elevated by mythology. chosen for publication by the editors according to space considerations. No advertisements or mass mailings, please. of the universe are. But back to the horo- GUEST OPINIONS that exceed 300 words in length must be arranged with the Opinions editor at least three days prior There are no in- scopes. Back to the gen- to the desired date of publication. Guest opinions are selected in accordance with word length, subject relevance, and betweens, only sciences tler, less offensive side space considerations. we understand and fic- of astrology (and it actu- READER COMMENTS that may appear below were originally posted on dailyiowan.com in response to published tions we craft. That’s ally is extremely offen- material. They will be chosen for print publication when they are deemed to be well-written and to forward public discussion. why an artist has a sive; believe what you They may be edited for length and style. truly noble practice; art want, talk to your god, changes things, has no decorate statues, keep “answers,” it allows us the faith, but don’t you Comments from: cut the police department, mean- YOUR TURN POLL RESULTS to play amidst our cold, dare commit an injus- ing that nobody will be safe to “City government Results through Tuesday evening on dailyiowan.com solid world of science, tice of science to justify enjoy those trails and parks, much it’s why we dream it). Horoscopes have a requires more public less downtown. We understand (chicken, egg). But we place in the modern this, but our councilors don’t. involvement to have to remember that world, symbolism, Luckily, two of our worst members, How often do you vote? they’re dreams, perhaps mythology, storytelling, function smoothly” Champion and Amy Correia, have marvelous, but dreams, all of it is valuable. We decided they’ve ruined this town (July 21). and attempting to solid- have a common cultural enough and will leave us. The new ify them makes me reference, one of our • “Very good article. Everyone in councilors need to be held think of crazy people. accountable. If you like bars down- many in art, literature, this town must vote, because after You can find pattern music, and lives. But Election Day, you will have little to town and low crime, and not the and process in anything opposite, you need to demand it.” keep this in mind: no say on how this town functions. if you look at it the People have a similar I have attended City Council meet- — JohnBull right way — cocked fascination with compli- ings, and have even written to head, squinted eye — cated strings of mathe- [Mayor Regenia] Bailey and [City • “I’m just guessing here, but I bet but then that’s the to spend $20 million to buy land them. The bar vote was an obvious matics, or overhearing Councilor Connie] Champion on my the voter/nonvoter disparity is pro- defining point, isn’t it? for the future, it was the students, example where they saw the con- speakers of foreign lan- concerns about crime downtown. portional to the resident/student who were only voting because it If you want answers, guages. Part of the I’m still waiting for responses. difference. Only a tiny proportion nection and voted. Unfortunately, was a presidential election, that you’ll find ways of get- curiosity trusting oth- Some of these people truly believe of the students vote in anything that didn’t translate to the sales- put it through since it wasn’t going ting them, even if it ers can decipher their they and they alone can effectively local. Why the increase in 2007? tax vote. The vote wasn’t even to directly cost them anything.” takes perverting a sci- meaning, that they even run this town, although they have Wasn’t that the year the bar-age held in the summer (a typical trick to depress student votes) and the ence you don’t under- have a meaning which precious few accomplishments to vote was done? Yeah, we see — Aquanet_for_the_masses stand only to confuse is simply hidden to us. back up that claim. Over the next where the priorities lie in this turnout was still in the LOW single digits in the ‘student’ precincts.” art (“fiction”) with The difference being, few years, they want to spend $50 town. I can almost guarantee you • “I’ve always tried to get students prophecy (“delusion”). with math and lan- million on bike trails and parks but that it wasn’t residents who voted to see how local elections affect — pither To be fair, astrology guage, there is.

Guest opinion New rec center will be welcomed by students By PETER MCELLIGOTT Firsthand experience but would give us flexibility giving students a first-class a world-class institution will also stay open later I am pleased to see that allows me to say that stu- in accessing future needs. education regardless of their such as the UI necessitates than the current facilities, the DI’s Editorial Board is dents were not only active Having had the privilege of financial circumstances. a campus that widely sup- providing a late-night alter- not suggesting that the new participants in bringing the working with the men and But, here is an unavoidable ports various diverse native to downtown, anoth- UI recreation center is not facility to campus, we were women who tirelessly truth: Quality services and endeavors. It is an absolute er chief desire of student’s needed, but it argues the driving force. Years of worked to bring this facility facilities for students will goal of everyone involved at the UI. The hope for this instead that the cost-shar- focus group data have to campus, I can tell you inevitably cost students with the planning of the new facility is not that it ing plan and the years of shown that UI students are that students’ needs were money. Even an extremely new recreational center become a refuge of the uni- planning the new facility unhappy with the current the primary concern of all generous state such as Iowa that it will not only serve versity’s most physically fit, were devised without stu- facility and that they are the parties involved. Far cannot foot the bill for every- the students already using but that the centrally locat- dent input (“UI officials bur- willing to pay for a new one. from carelessly spending thing the UI provides stu- the university’s facilities, ed facility becomes a center den the student body with While the proverbial ball money, the administrators dents. If students want more but that it might inspire of student life. mandatory fitness fee," DI, on this project started and numerous student — and they do — they have more students to choose an The headline of the edi- July 14). As student-govern- rolling well before I was leaders spent countless to pay for it. active and healthy lifestyle. torial shouldn’t be “UI offi- ment president when the involved, I had the honor of hours working to make the I believe it is unwise for The new recreation center cials burden the student state Board of Regents gave working with countless stu- new facility affordable to the Editorial Board to is the UI’s best tool in the body with mandatory fit- its initial approval to the dents and administrators all students. divide the campus between fight against underage and ness fee,” but “You’re pay- project, I can assure you to hone-in on a facility and Any increase in tuition or those who take advantage binge drinking. The new ing for it, now go use it.” that the premises of the Edi- a financing structure that fees is unwelcome news to of a service at the UI and facility will not only offer Peter McElligott was the UI Student torial Board’s complaints would satisfy not only the students. The UI has a tradi- those who do not. It is more space, activities, Government president during the are faulty. needs of current students tion of remaining affordable, unwise not simply because equipment, and services, it 2006-07 school year.

The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Wednesday, July 22, 2009 - 5 dailyiowan.com for more arts and culture Arts&Culture Iowa meth Grinding the rumor mill town no myth Overheard in the Java House: UI celebrity myths that absolutely must be debunked.

winning screenwriter before finishing his Iowa Writers’ Workshop for 2007’s Juno) degree because he was because of his celebrity Rumors: Cody so fed up with said the- status. UI officials did received her master’s ater program. not want to disturb the in Russian literature at Truth: Wilder — now peace of Iowa City with ELLEN HARRIS UI. Cody received her 76, on his fourth mar- massive numbers of [email protected] master’s in Russian riage, and just as neu- paparazzi. language. Cody attend- rotic-looking as ever — Truth: In a very nice ed the Iowa Writers’ graduated with a e-mail, Franco’s publi- Workshop for fiction. degree in theater. This cist Robin Baum Cody attended the Iowa is confirmed by the explained the situation. Writers’ Workshop for lovely photo and mini- “I can tell you that, We live in a world in nonfiction. bio of the actor posted although he likes the which celebrity gossip Truth: According to in the Theatre University of Iowa, he is manna to our barren both IMDb, Cody (née Building. Go check it did get into his first souls. So it’s inevitable Brook Busey) earned out — every once in a choice of school.” Franco PUBLICITY PHOTO that in this little her undergraduate while, it gets stolen and now attends both Nick Reding will be reading his book Methland: The Death and Life Midwestern sliver of degree in media studies has to be replaced. NYU’s Tisch School of at UI. She was unavail- of an American Small Town today at Prairie Lights Books. the globe we have accu- (Just a little depart- the Arts and Columbia able for comment on ment lore.) mulated a circulating University and is cur- By ERIC ANDERSEN ON THE WEB her experiences here, James Franco ( … set of UI rumors. rently out of the coun- [email protected] Click to In an alarming dis- though I did politely does he really need a dailyiowan.com to read try working on a film. play of faux gullibility, I Tweet my request. description? Oh, fine — Author Nick Reding a snippet from (Wish I was out of the allowed various UI stu- Gene Wilder (iconic Spider-Man good made a return to Oelwein, Methland, author Nick country working on a Iowa, on Monday for the first Reding’s controversial book. dents and members of star of Young guy/bad guy and the Iowa City communi- Frankenstein and Pineapple Express ston- film; specifically, his.) time since he finished gath- So, hopefully, our ering information for his lat- ty to tell me what they Blazing Saddles) er) little UI family is now est nonfiction book, Meth- READING thought each of these Rumors: Wilder hated This may be the most celebrities achieved his time at UI. Wilder fantastical rumor of a bit more informed land: The Death and Life of Nick Reding an American Small Town in here. Let’s dispel a few believed that the the- them all. on the all-important early 2008. Since its release Methland of these, shall we? ater program at UI was Rumors: Franco was matter of local in June, some Oelwein resi- When: 7 p.m. today Diablo Cody (Oscar- subpar. Wilder left denied entry to the celebrity gossip. dents have been speaking Where: Prairie Lights Books, 15 out against the author, say- S. Dubuque ARTS ing he painted a false pic- Admission: Free ture of the small town and distorted the truth. Susan Boyle: Fame says sudden fame hit her like a “giant Her first appearance on “Britain’s When asked if she felt overwhelmed “Hopefully, a bunch of years, I was probably in Oel- demolition ball.” Got Talent” earlier this year had mil- by fame, Boyle says: “It’s a lot like a angry people from Oelwein wein about 2 1⁄2 months,”he is like ‘giant The Scottish singing sensation tells lions of YouTube hits. After placing giant demolition ball.” Boyle says she won’t come down to the said. “You know I would go demolition ball’ NBC’s “Today” show, in an interview to second on the TV competition, the had to wrap her head around the expe- reading in Iowa City,” Red- for two weeks at a time and air today, that adjusting to her former church volunteer was hospi- rience, but is glad for the opportunity NEW YORK (AP) — Susan Boyle ing said. “Most of the people then go home, write and overnight celebrity has been difficult. talized for exhaustion. to have a professional singing career. who haven’t read the book come back.” are mad because they don’t Many of the complaints like people talking about Reding received spoke about meth in their town, which is the book’s alleged factual kind of amazing. It’s not like inaccuracies. One of the they don’t know about it.” examples given is the Reding will appear at 7 instance when Reding iden- p.m. today at Prairie tifies the University of Lights, 15 S. Dubuque St., Northern Iowa as being to read from Methland.The located in Cedar Rapids book tells the story of Oel- rather than Cedar Falls. wein, a small rural town in The slew of comments northeastern Iowa located prompted Lein, one of the about an hour and forty- central characters in the five minutes from Iowa book, to post a review saying City. The book chronicles that despite a few minor the time period from 2005 mistakes, the story does tell to 2007, when meth arrests the truth about Oelwein and and production were at an its drug problem. all-time high. Reding said that some Methland focuses on the complaints also stemmed lives of a specific set of char- from current improvements acters, including assistant made to the town, after the county prosecutor Nathan book was already written. Lein, meth user Roland “I stay in close contact Jarvis, and physician Clay with a few of the people that Hallberg. Jarvis’ portrayal live there,” he said. “I know is perhaps the most they’ve added like 400 jobs haunting in the book. The in the last year and a half. former employee at Iowa The town looks a lot better Ham began using meth to than it was, but the assis- stay awake while working tant county prosecutor told back-to-back eight-hour me that their meth cases are shifts. Eventually, Jarvis way up again.” fell into addiction and The author said he was a began cooking the drug, little worried about how until one day, his house the townspeople would blew up, causing him to lose react to his appearance in his fingers and become hor- Oelwein, but he does not ribly disfigured. Even after regret writing about the all of this, Jarvis continues town’s meth problem. to use the drug that is the “If you or I went there, cause of his problems. you’d know in five min- Through these in-depth utes where to buy it,” Red- character studies, Reding is ing said. “It’s not like a able to tell the story of Oel- mystery. I’ll be happy to wein’s drug problem. make it to Iowa City, I “Over the course of 3 1⁄2 know that much.”

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Campus channel 4, scope, as well as the fact UITV schedule cable channel 17 that it’s a group. 3 p.m. Black Athlete Conference, “Racial Todd Crosset • Verizon: a portmanteau of Dynamics of Big Time Collegiate Sport,” 8 Grabbing the Globe, “Wind Power,” vertical and horizon, because Todd Crosset Randy Swisher 4 Grabbing the Globe, “Wind Power,” two-dimensional service is 8:50 Excellence in Engineering, Robert Randy Swisher Chiusano apparently all one should 4:50 Violin & Piano Concert, Tricia Park, vio- 9:45 Violin & Piano Concert, Tricia Park, vio- lin, Conor Hanick, piano, Englert Theatre expect from a telecommuni- lin, Conor Hanick, piano, Englert Theatre 6:05 College of Education, the Student cations company. Perspective 11 Black Athlete Conference, “Racial • Amazon.com: founder Jeff 7 Black Athlete Conference, “Racial Dynamics of Big Time Collegiate Sport,” Todd Crosset Bezos had a fetish for brawny Dynamics of Big Time Collegiate Sport,” (and well-read) women. • Digg.com: was originally Wednesday, July 22, 2009 an Internet-based purveyor horoscopes — by Eugenia Last of spades. • Apple: is Steve Jobs’ ARIES March 21-April 19 Take time for the activities, events, and hobbies you most favorite fruit (other than enjoy. You deserve a break that will rejuvenate, motivate, and stimulate you. Steve Wozniak). Pamper yourself, and you will feel confident and ready to face any competition. • Colgate-Palmolive: TAURUS April 20-May 20 You will be under fire and lose control if you force your will named for its flagship on others. 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You will be able to use your English translation of charm to get the attention of people who have something to contribute to your “Katamari Damacy.” cause. Take what’s being offered, but know that everything has a price tag. • Haribo: the German term VIRGO Aug. 23-Sept. 22 Someone who is being secretive may try to involve you for “diabetes.” in something dubious. Keep everything out in the open so you cannot be held • IKEA: the Swedish responsible for the actions of someone else. A change of heart is apparent. acronym for the phrase LIBRA Sept. 23-Oct. 22 Get your priorities straight. Don’t let complaints cause “Where’s the Allen wrench?” you to lose focus or fall short of your goals. A jealous peer must be stopped • Bayer: Homophone for before disrupting your plans. You should take care of matters yourself. another thing guaranteed to SCORPIO Oct. 23-Nov. 21 You can develop a project you are working on, but don’t end aches and pains. let others view what you have produced or someone is likely to copy you. You • Cisco: an abbreviation of have to add more detail and perfect your ideas before you present what you the city where the company have to offer. started, New Ciscoville. SAGITTARIUS Nov. 22-Dec. 21 A chance to make some money through con- tracts, settlements, insurance, or even inheritance is likely. Travel to an — Andrew R. Juhl thanks his friend Erik for help with today’s Ledge. unusual destination, and pick up some ideas you can develop. An unusual offer will catch you off guard. CAPRICORN Dec. 22-Jan. 19 Someone may try to fool you into thinking you have the upper hand. Do your research carefully; you will discover that what’s being offered isn’t anything you cannot do on your own. Take care of your health. AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Feb. 18 You will be torn between what you want to do and Think you’re pretty funny? Prove it. what you have to do. Emotions will be hard to control and will make your life The Daily Iowan is looking for Ledge complicated. Love is prominent and should lead to a better relationship. writers. You can submit a Ledge at [email protected]. PISCES Feb. 19-March 20 Don’t give out too much information. As soon as you If we think it’s good, we’ll run it — and trust someone else to do your job, something will go wrong. Someone you maybe contact you for more. think is interested in you is sending you false signals.

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The By SEAN MORGAN Conference history,” Minnesota 48 46 .511 2 ⁄2 and to put the perpetra- final ascent’s summit is only 15 kilometers spokesman Josh Kansas City 37 56 .398 13 1 away from the finish and this stage is regard- [email protected] Gatens/McCurry’s head Cleveland 37 57 .394 13 ⁄2 tor and those who are Krulewitz said. ed as the most difficult in the Alps this year. West Division W L Pct GB coach Randy Larson said. complicit on notice that Los Angeles 54 38 .587 — “Erin has been griev- Texas 51 41 .554 3 The top four teams in Another Iowa guard they act at their peril.” 1 WNBA ously wronged here,” Seattle 49 44 .527 5 ⁄2 the Prime Time League looking to pilot his team to Oakland 39 53 .424 15 EASTERN CONFERENCE Andrews plans to seek Krulewitz said. “Our Tuesday’s Games W L Pct GB are ready to square off victory against a higher criminal charges and file L.A. Angels 8, Kansas City 5, 1st game Indiana 12 3 .800 — people and resources 1 tonight in the league’s L.A. Angels 10, Kansas City 2, 2nd game Connecticut 8 6 .571 3 ⁄2 seed, Tucker said he needs 1 civil lawsuits against the are in full support of N.Y. Yankees 6, Baltimore 4 Chicago 8 8 .500 4 ⁄2 1 semifinals. to take a less selfish Detroit 9, Seattle 7 Washington 7 7 .500 4 ⁄2 person who shot the her as she deals with Cleveland 2, Toronto 1 Atlanta 7 10 .412 6 Game One will show- approach to his game in video and anyone who Texas 4, Boston 2 Detroit 5 8 .385 6 case Darryl Moore, Antho- order beat Gatens and this abhorrent act.” Tampa Bay 3, Chicago White Sox 2 New York 5 8 .385 6 publishes the material, Minnesota 3, Oakland 2, 10 innings WESTERN CONFERENCE ny Tucker and No. 3 Vin- company and move on to Today’s Games W L Pct GB Grossman said. Phoenix 12 4 .750 — ton Merchants against Baltimore (Berken 1-7) at N.Y. Yankees the championship game. “While alone in the (A.Burnett 8-4), 12:05 p.m. Seattle 10 6 .625 2 reigning league MVP Matt “Instead of trying to create Minnesota (Perkins 5-5) at Oakland (Cahill Minnesota 9 7 .563 3 privacy of her hotel 5-8), 2:35 p.m. San Antonio 6 8 .429 5 Gatens and No. 2 Jill Arm- shots for myself, I want to Seattle (F.Hernandez 10-3) at Detroit Los Angeles 4 8 .333 6 room, Erin Andrews (Galarraga 5-8), 6:05 p.m. Sacramento 3 13 .188 9 strong/Lepic-Kroeger Real- work on spreading the ball Tuesday’s Games was surreptitiously Cleveland (Pavano 8-7) at Toronto tors at 6 p.m. around,” the Hawkeye soph- (R.Romero 7-4), 6:07 p.m. Indiana 82, Washington 70 videotaped without her Boston (Buchholz 1-0) at Texas (Padilla 7-5), Today’s Games The second contest in omore said. “I want to work 7:05 p.m. Atlanta at Detroit, 11 a.m. knowledge or consent,” L.A. Angels (Saunders 8-6) at Kansas City New York at Chicago, 11:30 a.m. this evening’s double- on distributing the ball.” (Bannister 6-7), 7:10 p.m. Sacramento at Connecticut, 6 p.m. Grossman said in an Los Angeles at Seattle, 9 p.m. header will feature No. 5 Tucker, who finished Tampa Bay (J.Shields 6-6) at Chicago White earlier statement. “She Sox (Torres 0-0), 7:11 p.m. Minnesota at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Imprinted Monday’s first round victo- was the victim of a BASEBALL’S TOP TEN GOLD CUP SOCCER GLANCE Sportswear/Goodfellow ry over L.L. Pelling Com- BASEBALL’S TOP TEN Printing, led by Iowa soph- crime and is taking AMERICAN LEAGUE SEMIFINALS pany/Iowa City Ready Mix G AB R H Pct. Thursday, July 23, at Chicago omore Aaron Fuller and with 27 points, nine ISuzuki Sea 85 374 48 135 .361 Honduras vs. United States, 6 p.m. Mauer Min 68 255 50 92 .361 Costa Rica vs. Mexico, 9 p.m. incoming Hawkeye fresh- rebounds, and five assists, Bartlett TB 73 266 47 92 .346 ——— man Cully Payne, facing MiCabrera Det 89 336 55 111 .330 CHAMPIONSHIP said he isn’t afraid to go Rolen Tor 81 309 49 99 .320 Sunday, July 26, at East Rutherford, N.J. the league’s best team thus against last year’s top Jeter NYY 87 361 58 115 .319 Semifinals winners, 2 p.m. Kubel Min 81 282 40 90 .319 far, No. 1 Culver’s of Prime Time League player Morneau Min 92 350 65 111 .317 Coralville, and the North- Crawford TB 93 369 63 116 .314 TRANSACTIONS and defending champion MYoung Tex 89 364 51 113 .310 BASEBALL ern Iowa one-two punch of Gatens, who is also his Home Runs Major League Baseball Adam Koch and Ali CPena, Tampa Bay, 24; Branyan, Seattle, MLB—Suspended Milwaukee hitting coach roommate at Iowa. 23; NCruz, Texas, 23; Morneau, Minnesota, Dale Sveum three games and fined him an Farokhmanesh. “We’ve gone against 23; Teixeira, New York, 23; Kinsler, Texas, undisclosed amount for inappropriate and Payne knows he will 22; Dye, Chicago, 21; Inge, Detroit, 21. aggressive actions toward the umpires fol- each other so many times Runs Batted In lowing the conclusion of a July 19 game need to perfect certain Morneau, Minnesota, 78; Bay, Boston, 72; against Cincinnati. at practice,” Tucker said. Longoria, Tampa Bay, 72; Teixeira, New American League aspects of his game before York, 67; TorHunter, Los Angeles, 65; “Also, we’ve beaten them a BALTIMORE ORIOLES—Added RHP Cla Imprinted/Goodfellow’s Konerko, Chicago, 64; Lind, Toronto, 61; Meredith to the active roster. Optioned RHP couple times before, so I Markakis, Baltimore, 61; VMartinez, Kam Mickolio to Norfolk (IL). contest. Cleveland, 61. BOSTON RED SOX—Placed RHP Tim like how we match up Pitching Wakefield on the 15-day DL. Recalled RHP “I need to lower my num- Wakefield, Boston, 11-3; Halladay, Toronto, against them.” Clay Buchholz from Pawtucket (IL). ber of turnovers,” he said. 11-3; Beckett, Boston, 11-4; Slowey, NEW YORK YANKEES—Purchased the con- One of the players Tuck- Minnesota, 10-3; JerWeaver, Los Angeles, tract of RHP Sergio Mitre from “Really, just get stronger. I 10-3; Buehrle, Chicago, 10-3; FHernandez, Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (IL). Designated RHP er will be looking to spread Seattle, 10-3. Brett Tomko for assignment. need to become a better all- NATIONAL LEAGUE National League the ball to is the former G AB R H Pct. COLORADO ROCKIES—Activated RHP around athlete.” HaRamirez Fla 86 328 55 113 .345 Ryan Speier from the 15-day DL. Optioned Helping Payne in his Hawkeye Moore, who judg- Pujols StL 95 325 77 108 .332 RHP Joel Peralta to Colorado Springs (PCL). Tejada Hou 92 377 52 123 .326 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS—Placed INF mission will be the low- ing by his 27-point, eight- Sandoval SF 87 328 42 107 .326 Rich Aurilia on the 15-day DL. Recalled RHP rebound, 5-of-8 from Kemp LAD 91 339 53 109 .322 Ryan Sadowski from San Jose (Cal). post dominance of Fuller Hawpe Col 85 301 54 97 .322 FOOTBALL and ex-Northern Iowa star beyond-the-arc perform- Helton Col 87 320 48 102 .319 National Football League Pierre LAD 82 267 39 85 .318 CINCINNATI BENGALS—Signed C Eric Coleman. Fuller ance on Monday, looks like DWright NYM 92 347 58 110 .317 Jonathan Luigs. Waived CB Simeon Castille. Fielder Mil 94 329 63 103 .313 ST. LOUIS RAMS—Signed WR Brooks pulled down 21 rebounds he could suite up for Iowa Home Runs Foster. in Monday’s 81-79 win this season, even though Pujols, St. Louis, 34; AdGonzalez, San BASKETBALL Diego, 25; Ibanez, Philadelphia, 25; National Basketball Association over Mike Gatens Real the Chicago native hasn’t Reynolds, Arizona, 25; Dunn, Washington, SACRAMENTO KINGS—Agreed to terms 24; Fielder, Milwaukee, 24; Howard, with F Sean May on a one-year contract. Estate/McCurry’s, and worn the Black and Gold Philadelphia, 24. OLYMPICS Coleman is a threatening since 1998. Runs Batted In USA BASKETBALL—Announced coach Pujols, St. Louis, 90; Fielder, Milwaukee, 86; Mike Krzyzewski (Duke), and assistant presence for any would-be The winners of tonight’s Howard, Philadelphia, 69; Ibanez, coaches Jim Boeheim (Syracuse), Mike Philadelphia, 68; Utley, Philadelphia, 66; D’Antoni (N.Y. Knicks) and Nate McMillan shooter. games will meet for the Dunn, Washington, 65; BPhillips, Cincinnati, (Portland) will return to coach the men’s “He’s the greatest shot- league championship on 63; Reynolds, Arizona, 63. national team program through 2012. blocker in Missouri Valley July 27. Roethlisberger accused of sexual assault in lawsuit By SCOTT SONNER said in a statement. “If an Goodell said they were blocked her exit, the suit Associated Press investigation is com- looking into the allega- claims. menced, Ben will cooper- tions against Roethlisberg- The lawsuit said he RENO, Nev. — A woman ate fully, and Ben will be er, one of the biggest grabbed her and started to has filed a lawsuit accusing fully exonerated.” names in sports. He has kiss her. It said she was Pittsburgh Steelers quar- Cornwell did not imme- won two Super Bowls in “shocked and stunned that terback Ben Roethlisberger diately reply to a phone his five-year career, and this previously friendly of raping her last summer message and e-mail seek- he is about to report to man, that appeared to be a in his penthouse ing more comment. training camp as the gentleman in her previous hotel room at The suit also alleges Steelers look to repeat contacts with him was a casino in hotel officials for Har- as champions. suddenly preventing her Lake Tahoe rah’s Lake Tahoe went to The woman was work- from leaving, was assault- during a great lengths to cover up ing as an executive casino ing her, and battering her.” celebrity golf the incident. host in July 2008, when, She said she feared that tournament. It seeks a minimum of she said, Roethlisberger because he was a football struck up a friendly con- Roethlis- Roethlisberger $440,000 in damages from player he could or would berger’s versation at her desk dur- quarterback the quarterback, at least ing the golf tournament. physically harm her if she lawyer $50,000 in damages from The next night, she said tried to fight him off, but adamantly the Harrah’s officials, and he telephoned her to tell that she objected and denied the allegations an unspecified amount of her his television sound protested several times. Tuesday, and he was punitive damages “suffi- system wasn’t working “But instead of stopping, quick to point out that cient to deter” Roethlis- and asked her to look at it. Roethlisberger began the woman never went to berger and the others She said she was unable fondling plaintiff through the authorities. “from engaging in such to find a technician so she her dress and between her “Ben has never sexually conduct in the future.” handled it herself legs,” the suit said. He because she had been told assaulted anyone. The tim- The woman’s lawsuit then “held her against her it was important to will and physically moved ing of the lawsuit and the says she didn’t file a crimi- please the celebrities. absence of a criminal com- nal complaint because she In Roethlisberger’s room plaintiff and pushed her plaint and a criminal feared Harrah’s would side she said she determined onto his bed” where he investigation are the most with Roethlisberger and the TV was functioning raped her, the suit says. compelling evidence of the she would be fired. properly but as she turned absence of any criminal The Steelers and NFL to leave, the 6-5, 240- AP writer Dan Nephin contributed to conduct,” David Cornwell Commissioner Roger pound quarterback this report.

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SOCCER “For us, it’s to get Iowa soccer players helping out GAME TIME because of their players’ with stopping their key CONTINUED FROM 10 soccer’s name out into the is Iowa junior Heather CONTINUED FROM 10 basketball IQ. scorers was really a big community,” she said. Windsor. Before attending “We held [the comeback] key,” she said. The girls were split into “And help develop as college, she took part in many young soccer play- “I think they kind of off because we have smart Although the game was three groups: seventh to camps similar to this one, ers as we can.” knew that it was still any- kids,” Altman said. “They never close, Goodfellow/ ninth grade, 10th to 12th as well as coached camps Rainey said the camp is body’s game,” he said. “If work the ball and got the grade, and goalkeepers. while in high school. She Imprinted showed a lot of not only to help kids but to they just played possession ball where they needed to The seventh-, eighth-, said her involvement have it. I thought our kids heart and effort all the way try to get some of the best by possession, played and ninth-graders started makes it all worthwhile, showed good poise in the until the final buzzer. With in-state soccer players to defense, and didn’t turn it with a relay race of sorts and that she enjoys the last part of the game.” only seven players dressed, continue playing within over, then we’d have a where they had to practice camp just as much as the The other semifinal compared with Coralville Iowa’s borders. chance. They are a bunch keeping the ball off the kids participating. game was a blowout from Hy-Vee’s 10, the team “It’s mostly to benefit of battlers.” ground. The older girls “I love coaching them, I the start. Iowa junior exhibited fatigue yet the kids,” he said. “But With the lead cut to four practiced ball control, love getting to be around Kachine Alexander helped kept fighting. sure, you’re doing recruit- points and momentum on while the goalkeepers ing, and you hope you get the kids,” she said. “It’s her Hy-Vee squad run past Goodfellow/Imprinted Pelling/Cullen’s side, it were doing such exercises some of the top players also a great thing for Goodfellow/Imprinted with head coach Brendan appeared a comeback victo- frequent fast breaks, pre- as diving for the ball and around the state and them, having us out here. Unkrich was disappointed ry was bound to happen. cise passes, and sharp decision-making. around the region to come It’s a really high-level But Active Endeavors/ shooting. She was on pace with the outcome of the Narcotta said the goal of and be exposed to the camp, so they get a lot of McCurry’s players JoAnn to have an outstanding sta- game but loved his team’s the camp works to benefit coaching style and some of good training … so it’s Hamlin and Jaime Printy tistical performance but effort. His No. 1 goal with not only the young soccer the players in our pro- really good experience for caught second winds and was pulled early because of each game was to make his players but Iowa’s soccer gram.” them, and all of us coaches drained critical buckets in the score. players better. program as well. Among the Hawkeye really enjoy doing it.” the waning two minutes of Despite the low number “We just try to get the game. Those clutch of minutes, Alexander everybody to play hard,” baskets sealed the game almost had a triple-double, he said. “They did a pretty and the championship ending with nine points, good job, they moved a lot, reservation. eight rebounds, and seven and you can always do bet- Chilly scenes of biking Active Endeavors/ assists. Although she had a McCurry’s coaches Mark big first half, she thinks her ter … I just want them to Weaver and Gary Altman team’s defensive prowess get better, whether they’re maintained a high level of was the key to victory. Iowa girls or junior-college RAGBRAI confidence in their team “I think just team girls. I just want them to CONTINUED FROM 10 despite the evaporated lead defense down the stretch get better.” “I know it’s not a race,” Bronner said jok- ingly. “But, man, all this shit talking makes me want to whip him.” I spoke with Vick and Notes from induction Veena Patel, co-owners of IC EcoCab, before they left Greenfield HALL a guy who had good Obviously, these 21 men Tuesday morning. CONTINUED FROM 10 players,” he said. were immensely talent- Vick Patelsaid he and Another electric run- ed, and much of their his sister were plan- Because his glory days ner in his college days career success came ning to head back to as a coach took place at was Thurman Thomas. because of their per- Iowa City after riding Notre Dame, Holtz was Thomas played at formance. Tuesday to get back in the inductee who most Oklahoma State, where Aikman surely could- time to run their cabs guests came to see. He he has his number n’t have won numerous over the weekend, but came with a case of retired. One of the best Super Bowls without the with such poor weather, laryngitis but that questions of the night likes of Emmitt Smith of they decided to call it quits early. couldn’t stop him from was directed towards Michael Irvin, but he Although the Patels, getting his say. the former Cowboy. was the man running who consider them- He talked about much Davis asked Thomas the offense. selves “commuter more than football when how he was able to keep Holtz wouldn’t have cyclists,” didn’t ride the spotlight was on fellow teammate Barry been able to win the their bicycle cabs on him. Family, friends, and Sanders on the bench for 1988 national champi- two years. Thomas jok- onship with a bunch of RAGBRAI, they did CHRIS CLARK/THE DAILY IOWAN memories were just a find some success mar- Rookie RAGBRAI riders write “virgin” on their calves as part of few of the things Holtz ingly responded he paid rag-tag players, but if his coach well. he wasn’t the intimi- keting themselves and tradition on Tuesday. For some, including UI senior Derek Bronner, stressed. Wins weren’t their business. RAGBRAI is their first organized group bike ride. important to him but Troy Aikman was dating presence who arguably the most pulled players by their “We had billboard ads rather the recollections on each of our bikes physics at the UI, and to be in Iowa City where of the time he had famous man inducted face masks, his teams Veena Patel, a UI jun- we can give people the because of his successful might not have been so with a picture and a with players. phone number,” Venna ior, said they get a lot option of doing something Holtz has had more post-collegiate career accomplished. of recognition in Iowa a little bit different.” with the Dallas Almost 5 million men Patel said. “Riding than four decades of [RAGBRAI] served a City, even when they’re While the Patels had coaching experience, so Cowboys. Aikman start- have played college foot- not driving their cabs. to head home early, rid- ed at UCLA, and when ball, and slightly more dual purpose. We had he isn’t short on memo- “People feel pretty posi- ers who finished interviewed, gave all the than 1,000 have been fun, and we also got a ries. He started at Iowa tive about what we’re Tuesday’s trek were credit to the guys who enshrined. This was a lot of people talking in 1960 as a graduate doing,” Veena Patel said, just happy the worst is rarely get any, the offen- time for the greatest about the business. A assistant. He earned a lot of locals gave us and the opportunity to behind them. master’s degree while in sive line. players and coaches of The graciousness of all time, but each one shout-outs on the provide alternative trans- Today’s ride takes Iowa City but said that streets.” former players and gave credit to the guys portation in such a bike- riders on a 44.4 mile he did his best learning Vick Patel, who is coaches was on display who weren’t there, and friendly city is the root of trip from Indianola to on the field. working on Ph.D. in her business. “We’re lucky Chariton. Holtz said he treasured the whole night. that’s a great sight. the day-to-day experience. John Cooper, who coached for Tulsa, Arizona, State and Ohio State, echoed his sentiments. What Cooper misses is the coaching, the compe- tition, and game day. Looking back at his career, he was able to point out one thing that he liked the most: The players always called him “Coach.” Regardless of where they saw him or when they saw him, he was always “Coach Cooper.” He wasn’t just a coach of football but out on the street, too. His curriculum didn’t consist merely of Xs and Os, but life lessons. Eddie George, who played for Cooper, showed up at the enshrinement ceremony to support his coach. The former Tennessee Titan running back thanked Cooper for staying with him throughout his time at Ohio State. George had a case of “fumble- itis” his freshman year, but by his junior year, he was a 1,000-yard rusher and his senior year, he was a Heisman Trophy winner. Players such as George helped make Cooper successful. 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WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 2009 COMMENTARY Game Time game set Into the

Pat Angerer FOOTBALL Hall ‘Kids at Kinnick’ Lou Holtz, Troy set for Aug. 15 Aikman, Hawkeye fans counting down the days to Iowa’s sea- Thurman son-opener against Northern Iowa on Sept. 5 can make a Thomas headline trek to Kinnick Stadium three the 2009 College Saturdays earlier. The Iowa Hawkeyes Football Hall of announced on Tuesday they will hold their annual “Kids Fame class. at Kinnick” Day on Aug. 15. Gates A, B, and E will be open to the public at 11 a.m. The Hawkeyes will then hold a team practice at noon, scheduled to last two hours. At the practice’s conclusion, J.T. BUGOS players will be available for [email protected] 30 minutes afterward along the west grandstand railing I am fortunate enough for any fans seeking to have a sister working at autographs. the College Football Hall Spectators will only be of Fame in South Bend, allowed to sit in the south Ind. This past weekend, and east grandstands of she scored me tickets to Kinnick Stadium and regular the 2009 Enshrinement search procedures done on Ceremony, which consist- Hawkeye game days will be ed of a reception and conducted. The stadium’s PATRICK LARKIN/THE DAILY IOWAN silent auction, followed by Iowa Hawk Shop and conces- Jamie Printy goes up for a lay-up during a Game Time semifinals game on Tuesday in North Liberty. Printy’s team, Active dinner and a show. sion stands will be open Endeavors/McCurry’s, won, 69-63, and it will move on to the finals. The show was inter- throughout the day. views held with all 21 Fans will not be allowed inductees. ESPN’s Mark access to the new synthetic Coralville Hy-Vee, Active Endeavors/McCurry’s ON THE WEB May and Rece Davis turf, and possession and/or Go to dailyiowan.com for were cohosts, and May’s consumption of alcoholic secure spots in Thursday’s championship game. exclusive video footage jokes were not well- beverages is also not from Tuesday’s Game Time received in South Bend allowed. By TRAVIS VARNER Painting in the second lead late in the final min- semifinals in North Liberty. because of his frequent — by Brendan Stiles [email protected] semifinal in North Liberty utes of the game. two minutes to go. anti-Notre Dame stance. on Tuesday. Pelling/Cullen could not The Game Time League Larson stressed to his Luckily for the pro- The games were polar buy a bucket for most of MLB championship game is set players to keep their Irish crowd, Lou Holtz — Coralville Hy-Vee opposites. Hy-Vee could the game, firing air balls, heads up and that they took a shot at his work Werth’s homer stormed past Goodfellow have been declared the vic- bricks, and deflected shots. were making good deci- partner. He defended lifts Phillies over Printing/Imprinted tor five minutes into the Then, after a stirring, sions, but shots just May initially, saying that Sportswear, 77-61, in game first half, jumping out to uplifting pep talk by head wouldn’t drop. He prom- he is, in fact, a good Cubs one, and Active Endeav- an early 10-2 run. Active coach Randy Larson late ised his Pelling/Cullen man, but he’s just not PHILADELPHIA (AP) — ors/McCurry’s held on to a Endeavors/McCurry’s in the second half, the team that would change. very smart. Jayson Werth hit a three-run 69-63 victory over L.L. wasn’t as fortunate, almost team caught fire and cut homer with two outs in the 13th Pelling Company/ Cullen surrendering a 15-point deficit to four points with SEE GAME TIME, 8 SEE HALL, 8 inning to send the Philadelphia Phillies to their 10th-straight victory, 4-1 over the Chicago Cubs on Tuesday night. The NL East-leading Getting a kick out of camp Phillies are on their longest winning streak in 18 The Iowa soccer team hosts its annual camp this week years. They Wet, windy, for junior-high and high-school girls’ soccer players. won 13 in a row from By ZACH CHRISWELL July 30 to [email protected] Aug. 12, 1991. and chilly ride With an estimated 55 Jimmy Werth girls ages 12 to 18 partici- Rollins outfielder pating, the Iowa Soccer homered, Rain and cold temperatures force Camp will conclude today and the Phillies got another some RAGBRAI participants to take after the campers spent the strong outing from Joe early portion of this week Blanton, who allowed one run the bus, but others find it motivating. at the Hawkeyes’ practice in seven innings. Four reliev- field, working on improving ers threw six hitless innings. up camp right on their soccer skills. Clay Condrey (6-2) tossed a campus. Iowa head coach Ron perfect inning to earn the win. UI alum Jake Wilson Rainey runs the camp, with Jeff Samardzija (0-1) said he felt like he was help from assistant coach retired the first two batters finally getting over the Eileen Narcotta and a few he faced before walking Ryan flu, and the weather had players from the Iowa team. Howard and Raul Ibanez. CHRIS CLARK been good, he would “It’s a good time to get Werth then connected on a 1- [email protected] have ridden. players acclimated to the 1 pitch, launching his 21st Iowa soccer program here on “All I want to do is campus,” Rainey said. “The homer into the seats in left. INDIANOLA, Iowa — ride,” he said after pay- Werth circled the bases and The rain started biggest thing is to have fun ing $5 for a hot shower and learn a lot about soccer.” stomped on home plate Monday afternoon and on the school’s campus. The camp opens each before getting mobbed by his continued on and off teammates. “But with this weather, I day with a morning ses- until Tuesday at noon. know I will just start get- sion, followed by a techni- In a pitcher’s duel Riders mounted their between former Oakland ting sick again, and I cal session. The first day of bikes in Greenfield early teammates, Blanton and Rich don’t want to be miser- camp had the technical ses- Harden were outstanding. Tuesday morning, able the rest of the sion followed by strength Blanton allowed five hits and embarking on the week.” training, and the second struck out five. Harden gave longest ride they will But for UI senior Derek day’s technical session was up one run and four hits, face all week, 77.2 miles Bronner, who met up with tailed by video analysis. striking out six in seven to Indianola. Camp days then ended Team Deere-Heart with tournament games. innings. Along with the rain, Monday night, Tuesday’s cold temperatures, and The purpose of the tech- trip was his first ever nical skills portion of the RACHEL JESSEN/THE DAILY IOWAN TV TODAY wind that sent some organized bike ride. camp is to give the girls An Iowa Soccer Camp attendee anticipates a header during a com- MLB tents rolling forced some When Deere-Heart ideas about what they can petition at the camp on Monday. The camper paired up with • Chicago Cubs at riders to sag their way rider and fellow UI sen- do on their own to better Hawkeye junior Heather Windsor, a member of the Iowa soccer Philadelphia, 12 p.m., WGN to Indianola but gave ior Trent Wilson told their skills. team. • Boston at Texas, 7 p.m., ESPN others even more moti- Bronner he was going to “You see in our country, CYCLING vation to saddle up. “leave him in the dust,” people out with a basket- where you can take a ball ON THE WEB • Tour de France, Stage 17, Four Deere-Heart rid- it made Bronner want to ball and a hoop, just in the backyard and get Go to dailyiowan.com Bourg-Saint-Maurice to Le ers rode the team’s bus beat him even more. shooting,” Rainey said. better as a player.” for video footage of the Grand-Bornand, France, to Indianola High “Well, we want to do the Iowa Soccer Camp. 5:30 a.m., VERSUS School, where they set SEE RAGBRAI, 8 same thing soccer-wise SEE SOCCER, 8