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Ames, ISU Police Daily scoop Police blotter Departments the $15 fine required in years past. The fees The information in the log comes from the ISU and City of Ames police departments’ records. All those accused of violating the law are innocent News: were increased after receiving feedback from until proven guilty in a court of law. community members, said Ames Police Chief June 24 Christopher Groenendyk were involved in Search begins for Chuck Cychosz said. Although there were Officers assisted a man who was suffering a property damage collision at Veenker Golf mixed opinions about raising parking fines from an alcohol overdose 2100 block of Lin- Course (reported at 11:02 a.m.). new College of overall, business owners, neighborhood as- coln Way. The individual was transported by Officers were asked to check the welfare of a sociations and students said increasing fines ambulance to Mary Greeley Medical Center male student at the Armory. The individual was Engineering dean would discourage illegal parking, especially for treatment (reported at 12:49 p.m.). located (reported at 12:29 p.m.). Iowa State has begun the search for its new on football game days. Citizens can still have Halsey Aitchison, 20, of Minneapolis, Minn., Officers were asked to check the welfare of a dean for the College of Engineering. Elizabeth $5 waived from their fines if they pay within was arrested and charged with public intoxica- female student at the Armory. The individual seven days of ticketing. tion and unlawful use of a license on the 2300 was located (reported at 2:47 p.m.). Hoffman, executive vice president and block of Union Drive (reported at 1:29 a.m.). provost, brought together 20 members of the ISU communit to form a search committee Samantha McPherson, 19, 4912 Mortensen Scan the QR code or find Road, Apt. 3, and Alexander Hinsch, 23, June 27 to identify current dean Jonathan Wickert’s the story online at 1300 Gateway Hills Park Drive, Apt. 301, Vehicles driven by Eldon Uhlenhopp and replacement. isdai.ly/MeO5H9 were arrested and charged with public intox- Rene Reynolds were involved in a property Wickert will leave the post July 30 to become ication at Donald Street and Stanton Avenue damage collision at 13th Street and Stange the new senior vice president and provost. The (reported at 2:39 a.m.). Road (reported at 9:52 a.m.). committee will be led by co-chairmen David Ames247: A student reported losing an orientation bag Holger and Luis Rico-Gutierrez. Holger serves June 25 and a cell phone on Beach Road (reported as associate provost for academic affairs and 80/35 crowds A vehicle driven by Ryan Emerson collided at 10:10 a.m.). dean of the Graduate College. Rico-Gutierrez with a bike rack on the 2500 block of Union A bicyclist reported colliding with a car earlier serves as dean of the College of Design. Drive. Emerson, 21, 258 Campus Ave., was in the day on the 2400 block of Osborn Drive rock Des Moines subsequently arrested and charged with (reported at 12:40 p.m.). According to an ISU news service release, the Huge crowds flocked to the Western Gateway operating while intoxicated, open container, Adam Martin, of Warrensburg, Mo., committee is made up of university officials, and failure to maintain control (reported reported a car door dent in Lot 63 (reported Park in Des Moines for the fifth year of 80/35. at 2:39 a.m.). professors, lecturers and graduate students in A huge expo of national and local bands at 8:30 p.m.). engineering. showing off their talents. Food and drink A male resident reported the theft of a car that An officer secured three horses that he had been given permission to drive. The flowed freely as the crowd moved between had left a fenced area at the Horse Barns vehicle was later located by police on the 2000 (reported at 10:22 p.m.). Scan the QR code or find the two free stages and finally to the main block of Hawthorn Court Drive. It was subse- the story online at stage where acts like Death Cab for Cutie quently determined the most recent operator isdai.ly/P1Bgm5 and the Avett Brothers played. Multiple also had permission from the owner to drive June 28 bands from Ames played across all three the car (reported at 12:02 p.m.). Zachary German, 19, of Osceola, Iowa, was stages of 80/35; these included: Christopher Officers assisted another agency with a arrested and charged with public intoxication the Conquered, Derek Lambert and the criminal investigation at the Armory (reported and unlawful use of a license on the 100 block Prairie Fires, Leslie and the LYs, Little Ruckus, at 7:32 p.m.). of Welch Avenue (reported at 1:27 a.m.). Parking fines MantisPincers and Mumford’s. Trigg Ruehle, 21, 300 Stanton Ave., Apt. 406, was arrested and charged with public intoxica- June 29 increase by $5 tion at Beyer Court and Union Drive (reported Scan the QR code or find at 9:28 p.m.). Officers assisted in the response to a fire in a mechanical room at Metals Development in city of Ames the story online at June 26 (reported at 7:51 a.m.). Getting a parking ticket in Ames will now isdai.ly/MfeJPY cost citizens $20 as of July 1. This is up from Vehicles driven by Erin Papenberg and

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One-on-one with Samantha Weese

By Aimee.Burch I was a penguin intern. It was ba- stress the bird out. @iowastatedaily.com sically to follow the penguin keepers So I got to participate in some of around the aquarium while they were that and see how they train the pen- ISU senior Samantha Weese literally doing their daily routines. spent her summer at a zoo. Weese, guins to follow and a couple other majoring in animal ecology, spent I made diets for the penguins, so training routines. part of her summer working as an I would provide them fish and make intern at the Omaha Zoo. sure they were measured out correct- What are your future plans? ly to the right weight. We did a lot of Is this something you want How did you get this job? cleaning around the aquarium. to pursue after college? In my last week, I was experienced I was interested in doing zoo work, enough, and I got to feed the penguins, I’m going to be a senior, and I have so I just went online. I live near the so that was a lot of fun. three semesters left. I’m majoring in Omaha Zoo, so I thought it would be animal ecology, so after doing my in- really perfect if I could work there. Do you have any favorite ternship I found out that it is what I I filled out the application and moments from your time want to do after I graduate. I would mailed it in. Then the person who at the zoo? love to work at the zoo. was in charge of the internship was My main goal is to be an elephant actually at the Iowa State career fair I got to participate in some train- keeper. I would love to work with el- so I went and introduced myself. She ing, like training the penguins to fol- ephants, so next summer I’m apply- emailed me a couple weeks later and low [the trainers] around if they need ing to an internship at a zoo that has said that I got [the internship]. to bring them back or if something elephant and rhino internships. happens to their wings. They can have But I learned through my intern- What were your duties the birds follow them into the hallway ship that I definitely want to work at at the Omaha Zoo? without having to pick them up and the zoo. That’s where I want to be. Photo courtesy of Samantha Weese

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Be Smart. ISD road trip: Marshalltown EcoSmart. Purchasing an EnergyStar-rated refrigerator, freezer, dishwasher, or washing machine can earn you a Smart Energy rebate from City of Ames Electric Services. About 20% of the total dollars spent on electricity in the average home goes towards major appliances. A refrigerator alone can account for 6% to 8% of total electricity use.

Over the past decade, Photo: Megan Wolff/Iowa State Daily advances in the design of Main Street in Marshalltown, Iowa, has many businesses that offer shopping and dining. major home appliances has Climb, geocache substantially reduced in Marshalltown Attractions in Marshalltown operating costs. The Appleberry Farm Glick-Sower Heritage By Frances.Myers Homestead @iowastatedaily.com 2402 West Main St. EnergyStar-qualified appliances incorporate advanced The Big Treehouse 201 East State St. F-4 Phantom Airplane technologies that use 10% - 50% less energy and water Looking back, many people 2370 Shady Oaks Road have had the opportunity in Iowa Veterans Home 1301 South Sixth St. than standard models. Ames Electric Services customers their childhood to have a tree North 13th Street and Orpheum Center can receive Smart Energy rebates for all sorts of energy- house. However, it was most Summit Street 220 East Main St. likely not as large as “The Big Grimes Farm and Marshall County Treehouse,” Marshalltown’s saving purchases including residential lighting, commercial Conservation Center Courthouse 12-level structure that stands lighting, appliances, air conditioners, new construction, and more than 55 feet tall. 2359 233rd St. Main Street and For this week’s road trip, Center Street more. Be smart about your energy use! the Daily ventured over to Marshalltown. Marshalltown is well Built in 1948, the Orpheum website. known for its oversized tree Theater was as the first post- With this game, players house. Construction of “The World War II theater by try to find hidden containers, Big Treehouse” began in 1983. the Radio Keith Orpheum known as geocaches, using Did You Know? Your It has more than 5,000 square Company, a national theater GPS-enabled devices and then lawn needs only an inch of water each week to feet of floor space, complete syndicate. share their experiences online. grow healthy and strong. with music and electricity. It Other recreational activi- As our last stop for the Water grass in the also has a telephone, micro- ties that Marshalltown offers day, we stopped at the Tastee mornings or evening to wave oven, refrigerator, run- include seven golf courses, Freeze. This is a seasonal avoid evaporation! EcoSmart is the City of Ames’ comprehensive strat- ning water, grill and 13 porch 14 campgrounds in the area, walk-up ice cream stand lo- egy to reduce energy consumption and decrease swings. as well as several spots for cated just off the main drag. its carbon footprint. To learn more about Smart After visiting the tree a popular activity known as Similar to classic ice cream Energy rebates and programs, go to: house, we drove up and down geocaching. stands, it offered soft-serve ice Main Street. Marshalltown’s Geocaching is a popular cream treats, as well as ham- Main Street has a historic “real-world outdoor trea- burgers, hot dogs and many www.cityofames.org/SmartEnergy feel to it with the Orpheum sure hunting game,” accord- other hot and cold treats for Theater. ing to the official geocaching a summer’s afternoon. Editor-in-Chief: Katherine Klingseis Thursday, July 12, 2012 [email protected] Editor: Michael Belding iowastatedaily.com/opinion Phone: (515) 294.5688 [email protected] Opinion online 6

Editorial Camera controversy brews in Campustown According to an Ames police report entitled “Cameras in to 16,000 per camera, depending on several options, plus $30,000 Campustown,” dated June 26, the Ames City Council “di- for new street lights so the cameras can see better. Perhaps rected staff to report on the suggestion that security most interestingly, though, is the fact the Ames cameras be installed on the Campustown Clock police department “received two grants totaling Tower.” The report claims the police “regu- $29,000 that were awarded specifically for larly partner with several businesses in surveillance equipment. Of this amount, Campustown [who] provide access $20,000 must be used by Sept. 30” and BIGto footage from cameras on their BROTHERthe rest by next year. properties.” This is ridiculous. The police Continuing, the report says want to spend money because of the police department tem- a minor percentage of crime? porarily mounted cameras Give us a break. on Welch Avenue in order Keep in mind the cops’ to monitor crowds during little Veishea experiment Veishea, and as a result, yielded only one assist on the cameras assisted a simple assault case dur- police “in identifying a ing Campustown’s most suspect in an assault case raucous day of the year. that occurred.” Big whoop. Citing crime rates in Plus, we must regard Campustown, includ- with suspicion any gov- ing 35 percent of Ames’ ernment agency who uses drug and alcohol crimes,7 pressure to rush a project. percent of property crimes, One wonders, given the 13 percent of assaults and lack of interest in installing violent crimes, and 12 percent cameras elsewhere like Main of everything else, the police Street, if the city of Ames is claim that they “would have the sending the message yet again: ability to review images from [the Graphic: Kelsey Kremer/ “Students, we don’t like you.” Iowa State Daily Welch] cameras in the event of [a Bigger than all that though, the crime].” Further, the report suggests Supreme Court has ruled that while the that utilizing certain kinds of cameras, it Bill of Rights doesn’t specifically protect would be possible for police “to control the a right to privacy, privacy is nonetheless a camera’s motion remotely.” penumbral constitutional right. Further, from And all of this at a cost to the Ames taxpayer of $8,000 CAMERAS.p7 >>

EditorialIS Board WATCHINGFeedback policy: Send your letters to letters@iowastatedaily. Online feedback may be used if first name Katherine Klingseis, editor-in-chief The Daily encourages discussion but com. Letters must include the name(s), phone and last name, major and year in school are Michael Belding, opinion editor does not guarantee its publication. number(s), majors and/or group affiliation(s) and included in the post. Feedback posted online Barry Snell, assistant opinion editor We reserve the right to edit or reject any letter or year in school of the author(s). Phone numbers is eligible for print in the Iowa State Daily. Clarissa Stoll, columnist online feedback. and addresses will not be published. Mackenzie Nading, columnist Thursday, July 12, 2012 | Iowa State Daily | OPINION | 7

>>CAMERAS.p6 last crime report in 2009. over two centuries of jurisprudence, we Today’s uninformed citizens seem Furthermore, all government docu- eager to give up their rights without ments — including video — are avail- also know that one’s rights follow the a fight because they have enjoyed individual wherever they may be, even them for so long without having able to the public under the Freedom in public. to do anything for them. of Information Act. Having a bunch of Indeed, the police may observe any- video of you on Welch available to anything incriminating seen in plain view ments aren’t compelling though, one doesn’t seem like a good idea. without a warrant. But this doctrine is consider this: Several states, such as Today’s uninformed citizens seem applied to investigators who are active Illinois, Colorado, Massachusetts and eager to give up their rights without a participants in the crime solving or Maryland, have banned or attempted fight because they have enjoyed them prevention process, which someone to ban citizens from video recording for so long without having to do anything for them; they’re easily forgotten. reviewing a video tape or sitting in a the police, based on statutes requiring this time. However if citizens give But we’d be wise to heed words of the remote office and fishing for a crime all involved parties to consent to the in on this and don’t make their great Americans who came before us, certainly is not. The Supreme Court recording. If it’s okay for the cops to voices heard to their councilmen such as Ben Franklin, who said: “Those has also established the police must record us, why can’t we record them? and -women, George Orwell will who would give up essential liberty view the incriminating evidence or act Of course, there’s always the com- have had it right all along: “Big to purchase a little temporary safety inadvertently and without advanced mon sense argument that it doesn’t Brother is watching.” technology. work; England has cameras every- deserve neither liberty nor safety.” Fortunately, the Ames Police Photo courtesy of Flickr/nevermindtheend Last we checked, high-def and Wi-Fi where, and their crime rates are the England has cameras everywhere, and remote control cameras were advanced Department and City Council are just their crime rates are the highest in worst in Europe and worse in several Europe and higher than the United States technology. categories than the United States, ac- investigating the possibility, not actu- in many categories, according to the ally planning to install the cameras at European Commission’s crime report If the financial and legal argu- cording to the European Commission’s from 2009.

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Theater

A back-alley ‘Hamlet’

Photo: Megan Wolff/Iowa State Daily Nick Neal, senior in performing arts, is Hamlet in “A Hamlet Play.” Several ISU students performed in an independent production of Hamlet during the weekend of July 6, 7 and 8.

his students could do through- week, they would see com- ISU students mix out the summer. pletely different students tak- comic with tragic “My class has always had ing on the roles bestowed to a wonderful acting trajectory, them. The Great Ride Starts Here for outdoor play and as soon as the idea real- “With puppet language, By Levi.Castle ized itself and we got a cast, pop culture and multiple co- @iowastatedaily.com we started rehearsing in May, medic parts, we really keep the with plans to continue the fun going,” Foss said. Integrating pop culture show until the new school The most recent shows, into a beloved and timeless year,” Foss said. July 6, 7 and 8, shows were classic for a fresh, new look For each week, the show is on Alley Street, nestled in an is no easy task; and yet, Matt performed in different loca- alcove of the various stores lo- Foss’s ISU Theatre group has tions around Ames with dif- cated there. Raleigh Schwinn Marin GT Cannondale Surly taken an attempt at it. ferent students are taking on It was in this setting that 308 Main Street | 515-232-0322 Foss is a lecturer of theater multiple characters. spectators came for free each www.skunkrivercycles.com and came up with the idea for If a person were to attend a fun take on “Hamlet” he and the show more than just one HAMLET.p9 >>

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>>HAMLET.p8 night at 8:30 to see the cast of seven students tell the tale of Hamlet with comedy and the occasional boom box use. As Nick Neal, Drew McCubbin, Bri Baltes, Tony Labat, Annie Frenstra, Michael Brandt and Elizabeth Thompson perform in their roles, Foss said: “It’s so incredible to see them taking over. This is what we’ve worked for. ... We’re learning a lot about theater, both in this new style and in performing outdoors.” Nick Neal, playing Hamlet in the most recent performances, said it’s very reward- ing to see all of the crew’s hard work come together on stage. Majoring in performing arts, Neal said that when he was approached by Foss at the end of his junior year with the idea, he in- stantly jumped on the role of Hamlet. “It’s what I knew I wanted to do ever since Matt talked to me about the project,” Neal said. “He suggested I take the role, but I already had it in my sights.” Laughter, clapping and cheering fre- quently erupted from the audience to the show during performance. As the hour-and-a-half act progresses, the tale of Hamlet and his misfortunes puts to use props like Army men toys, suit- cases meant to be characters and the boom box, to name a few. Audiences may recog- nize the Shakespearean origins of this different take. As the group’s Facebook page details, the show’s performances will resume July 12, 13 and 14 will see the return to Alley Street after two prior showings behind Lorry’s Coffee on July 9 and 10. All shows begin at 8:30 p.m. Dates and locations for future performances can be Photos: Megan Wolff/Iowa State Daily found on the group’s Facebook and Tumblr Nick Neal, Drew McCubbin, Bri Baltes, Tony Labat, Annie Frenstra, Michael Brandt and Elizabeth Thompson, all students at Iowa State, perform in pages. “A Hamlet Play,” ISU Theatre’s independent production of the classic Shakespearean play.

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Science

Iowa collides with Higgs boson

Photo: Martial Trezzini/AP/Keystone The Large Hadron Collider was used in the recent discovery of a Higgs boson-like particle. Despite being located in Geneva, the project received help from physicists at Iowa State, who analyze data from the experiments. The collider, which began operation in 2008, is the largest in the world, measuring about 5.3 miles in diameter, and is used by scientists with CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, to study the immediate aftermath when atoms collide at extremely high speeds.

European Organization for Nuclear Research the data from the collisions to determine what Jim Cochran, professor of physics and as- ISU physicists assist (more commonly known as CERN, from the was created. tronomy, said the team spends about half their French) to make new discoveries in physics. Within the LHC is the ATLAS, or A Toridal time doing support for experiments. This in- with CERN’s discovery Hundreds of feet under ground at the border LHC Apparatus, detector, which has been in op- cludes “making sure things are running, work- in subatomic research of France and Switzerland lies CERN’s Large eration since 2008. ing on software to deal with all the data coming Hadron Collider, the world’s largest particle On July 4, scientists at CERN announced out, that kind of stuff.” The other half of the time, By Megan.Wolff accelerator. they had found a particle that is “consistent” they are analyzing data from experiments. @iowastatedaily.com At the collider, physicists accelerate sub- with the Higgs boson. The Higgs boson is a fun- This data not only helps the science commu- atomic particles to near the speed of light and damental particle in physics which makes up nity as a whole, but also the students. ISU researchers have had a special role in then have the particles collide. the Higgs field — an even distribution of bosons In the past year, three ISU graduate students, possibly the biggest physics breakthroughs in Since mass and energy are related to each throughout the universe. each spending several years as residents at the last 50 years. other, these collisions have enough energy to At Iowa State, a team of students and profes- CERN, have earned Ph.D. degrees using ATLAS Since 1999, the ISU physics and astron- create mass. sors worked with ATLAS to give support and data, and many more undergraduates have been omy department has been working with the After each experiment, scientists analyze analyze data. HIGGS.p11 >> Thursday, July 12, 2012 | Iowa State Daily | FEATURE | 11

>>HIGGS.p10 The Standard Model says the Higgs boson gives other involved in Ames. particles their mass and ex- “We have one student who plains why some subatomic was working on the Higgs, particles, such as quarks, have though her work wasn’t as heavy masses, while photons much a part of this thing as it are massless and travel at the will be in the paper that comes speed of light. out in July,” Cochran said. Before the Higgs mecha- In addition to the research, nism, first proposed by Iowa State’s physics and as- University of Edinburgh phys- tronomy department has pro- icist Peter Higgs and his team vided ATLAS with leadership in 1964, the Standard Model in a variety of areas. lacked an explanation for how Assistant professor most elementary particles Chunhui Chen has been gain mass. awarded a U.S. ATLAS “The [pre-Higgs] concept Fellowship for 2012; professor is that all of space is filled Soeren Prell is the chairman with ether. For years people of the U.S. ATLAS Speakers wondered how light traveled Committee; postdoctoral as- through space. Obviously it sociate Arantxa Ruiz Martínez traveled through something,” is the convener of one of the Jim Cochran said. “Before ATLAS physics analysis sub- they understood how things groups; and Cochran was re- worked, they would say, ‘Ah, cently appointed as the deputy there’s ether.’ They were able operations program manager to show that it wasn’t true.” for the U.S. portion of ATLAS. The Higgs theory explains The next step for ATLAS is that, instead of “ether,” every- to confirm that the particle is thing travels though the Higgs the Higgs boson. field, and all particles except “We’ve clearly found some- for photons interact and gain thing,” Cochran said. “It’s a mass from the field. The dis- beautiful thing. But we’re not covery of this particle should absolutely sure it’s the Higgs. It lead to a stronger Standard certainly looks like it could be; Model of physics and a deeper it has the right properties.” understanding of interactions The Higgs boson particle at the subatomic level. and its field are just part of the “The least biggest thing Standard Model in physics, we’ve possibly found is the Photo: Denis Balibouse/Associated Press which explains the different Higgs, but that’s still a pretty British physicist Peter Higgs arrives for a scientific seminar to deliver the latest update in the search for the Higgs boson July 4 at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN, from the French) in Meyrin near Geneva. The head of the world’s forces and interactions be- big deal,” Cochran said. “It’s biggest collider is claiming the discovery of a new particle that he says is consistent with the long-sought Higgs boson, known tween particles. hard to predict the future.” popularly as the “God particle,” which is believed to give all matter in the universe size and shape.

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Sports Iowa Games takes a new direction

File photo: Iowa State Daily A crowd watches the opening ceremonies of the 2011 Iowa Games in Jack Trice Stadium. This year, the opening ceremonies will be moved to a parking lot east of the stadium.

By Stephen.Koenigsfeld “What really has to hap- and aahing. to 8,000 people.” @iowastatedaily.com pen is everybody has to come Cory Kennedy, director of Kennedy said the Iowa together,” Hudson said. “And marketing and communica- Games’ new sponsor, the Food The Iowa Food and Family Project A staff of just nine individ- our staff does a great job where tions for the Iowa Games, said and Family Project, is one of uals sat at a meeting and dis- everybody pitches in.” a drastic change they are mak- the main reasons why the staff The Iowa Food and Family Project is the new sponsor that helps cussed how the could improve Hudson mentioned the ing this year is the venue of the decided to take a new direction power the Iowa Games. It’s mission is to help connect Iowa farmers and Iowan communities by human connections. The Iowa Games next year’s Iowa Games. small staff of just nine ex- opening games. with the opening festivities. provides that kind of human interaction the Food and Family Project Coming off last year’s 25th ecutive members do anything Despite the ceremonies be- “[The Food and Family is looking for. anniversary, it would seem from staying cool and plan- ing moved to the parking lot Project] saw potential last that the staff set the bar high ning locations of each event to east of Jack Trice Stadium, the year with the event, and it’s for themselves for the coming braving the summer heat and emotional feel of the parking because of them why we’re year. painting lines on the soccer lot will be transformed into a able to offer a free athlete hungry Iowans,” Kennedy said. athletes that attend the open- But looking ahead, the bar fields. more welcoming atmosphere. meal to the first 2,200 people,” “So that’s another cool thing ing ceremonies every year. has reached a new height. Last year, the main head- “It’ll be a lot better for us Kennedy said. for us to do, is to give back.” “We got feedback from Clarence Hudson, ex- liner for the Iowa Games was to manage,” Kennedy said. Because the Food and Kennedy said they are pre- people that attended our open- ecutive director of the Iowa former NFL star Tim Dwight “Inside the stadium was a lot Family Project and the Iowa dicted to have 2,200 to 2,500 ing ceremony,” Abels said. “It Games, said planning and competing in 25 events for the of fun, but it was almost too Games are working closely volunteers for the games. wasn’t necessarily bad in years preparation for the Iowa 25 years. big of a venue for us. If we had together now, a greater cause Kim Abels, special events past, but we just felt, moving Games takes a full year to plan This year, a new opening 30,000 people in the stadium, can be reached at this year’s director for the Iowa Games, forward, that we needed to so each and every event runs ceremony will have fans, ath- that would be unbelievable. games. said they took in a lot of con- smoothly. letes and volunteers oohing But we’re looking to have 7,000 “Every $5 donated feeds 15 sideration from the public and IOWA GAMES.p15 >> Thursday, July 12 2012 | Iowa State Daily | COVER STORY | 15

Schedule of events: Opening ceremonies Date: July 13 Time: 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. Location: Lots S6 and S7 east of Jack Trice Stadium Athlete jamboree 5:30 to 9 p.m. (Lot S6) — Inflatable games, zip line, rock wall climbing, Fields of Champions display, photo booth, JumpRopeSprint Athlete meal 5:30 p.m. — This will continue until the last burger is served. The first 2,200 people receive a free meal. Team X trials 5:10 to 5:30 p.m. — Lot S7 6:00 - 6:20 p.m. — Lot S7 File photo: Iowa State Daily Chicago Boyz Dana Lehner, a 27-year-old from Storm Lake, Iowa, was one of performance the players on Team Stunnas. Lehner and her team won a gold medal in the female 3-on-3 basketball competition in Iowa 5:35 to 5:50 p.m. — Lot S7 Games 25th Anniversary Celebration on July 16, 2011 at Lied 6:30 to 6:45 p.m. — Lot S7 Recreation Athletic Center. Mascot race 5:50 p.m. — Lot S7 Parade of athletes 6:45 p.m. - Enter from sidewalk to the west of Lot S6 and S7 Opening ceremony 7 p.m. Lost Trailers and Sunny Sweeney 7:40 to 9:30 p.m. — Concert London >>IOWA GAMES.p15 Underground File photo: Iowa State Daily change something.” Team Stunnas plays against Team Ames Shooting Stars in the female 3-on-3 basketball A British Pub Abels said hearing from the competition as part of the Iowa Games 25th Anniversary Celebration on July 16, 2011 at Lied athletes and fans, it sounded Recreation Athletic Center. 212 Main St. • Ames, IA like what they really wanted was more entertainment ing ceremonies was having brighter each year. better.” meant more for the entire the Ames community more With record numbers and The Iowa Games plan on community. involved with not only the bigger entertainment acts, having bigger and better enter- “We wanted to make it ceremonies but Iowa Games Hudson said he doesn’t “see tainment acts and more activi- more fun and entertaining as well. why you wouldn’t want to be ties for the whole community for the athletes and the whole Once this year’s Iowa apart of it all.” of Ames not only at this year’s public,” Abels said. “We really Games conclude, feedback “We’ve had record num- summer games, but in the fu- want to invite the community will pour back into Abels and bers in our events, in our win- ture as well. $4 Martini of Ames to come out to our her staff and they will begin ter games, and in our summer For now, athletes and vol- event.” to work towards next year’s games,” Hudson said. unteers alike will be waiting One idea the staff had in games. “We continue to grow; we for July 13 to hear those fa- EVERY mind about changing the all- Hudson said the future continue to tweak things, and mous words: WEDNESDAY around structure of the open- of the Iowa Games is looking we continue to make things Let the games begin. 16 | DAILY BY THE DAY | Iowa State Daily | Thursday, July 12, 2012 Daily by the day Jazz in July Thursday What: The Metro Arts Alliance presents the 30th annual Jazz in July festival, which celebrates Ankeny Summerfest jazz and art. Scott Smith Trio will play July 12. What: The festival includes several activities When: 6:30 p.m. around Ankeny, including a parade, concerts, Where: Wesley Acres, Des Moines sporting events, etc. When: Thursday through Sunday Kevin Costner and Modern West What: Actor Kevin Costner will play with his Brown bag lecture: band Modern West. “Building Beautiful Garden Quilts” When: 8 p.m. What: Bring your lunch and learn how to Where: Val Air Ballroom, Des Moines make quilts with Kelly Irwin from the Quilting Connection. When: Noon Ames Municipal Band concert Where: Reiman Gardens When: 8 to 9 p.m. Where: Bandshell Park Photoshop and digital editing for photography with Aubrey Orisek Open Circus What: Learn the basics of editing digital photos What: The Des Moines Social Club presents with an introduction to Photoshop. Open Circus, an open mic for a variety of talents, including magic, acrobats, poetry, etc. When: 6 to 8 p.m. When: 9 p.m. Where: The Workspace, Memorial Union Where: Des Moines Social Club, Des Moines

Last day for final oral examinations Photo courtesy of Flickr/Ryan Litwiller for Graduate College students Friday Jazz in July West Des Moines Farmers’ Market What: The Metro Arts Alliance presents the 30th Saturday Bookends at the Bandshell annual Jazz in July festival, which celebrates What: The weekly farmers’ market has more jazz and art. John Morgan Orchestra will play. than 100 vendors. The market will be followed What: Doug Rees performs in this week’s 2012 Summer Iowa Games by Music in the Junction, where you can listen installment of the series presented by Ames When: 6:30 p.m. What: Annual summer games that offer 50 to free music. Parks and Recreation and the Friends of the Where: Des Moines Art Center, Des Moines activities for people to participate in. Ames Public Library. When: 4 to 8 p.m. for the farmers’ market and When: July 7 through 8, July 12 through 15 and When: 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. for Music in the Junction Live music at Snus Hill Winery July 20 through 22 Where: Historic Valley Junction, Where: Bandshell Park, Ames What: Old School will play live at the winery. Where: Venues in Ames and Central Iowa West Des Moines When: 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Clive Festival Where: Snus Hill Winery, Madrid, Iowa Warrior Dash Tune In To Main Street What: The 37th Clive Festival will include inflat- What: The 3.43-mile course has 12 obstacles. What: The Brewer Project will play in this able rides, live music, a bean bag tournament, There will be 525 racers beginning at staggered week’s installment of the popular summer se- fireworks and more. Cinema Under the Stars: ‘Spaceballs’ start times. ries. Main Street businesses will be open late. When: Noon to midnight Friday and What: The Science Center of Iowa will present When: Start times vary begins at 8 a.m. Saturday. the comedy science-fiction movie “Spaceballs.” When: 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Where: Earlham, Iowa Where: 400 block of Main Street, Ames Where: Clive Aquatic Center, Clive, Iowa When: 7 p.m. Where: Science Center of Iowa, Des Moines Downtown Farmers’ Market Women’s Civil War Clothing Nitefall on the River: Ingrid What: The market has more than 200 vendors Michaelson with Greg Laswell Lunch ‘N’ Learn The Comedy Co-operative and serves an average of 18,000 visitors each What: Ingrid Michaelson, who became famous What: Laura Poresky will present her one- presents Old School weekend. after her song “Keep Breathing” was played woman show that examines the attire of What: Old School, a four-man comedy group, When: 7 a.m. to noon in a “Grey’s Anatomy” season finale, will play women in the Civil War era. will entertain with comedy and live music. with Greg Laswell, an artist whose songs ap- Where: Downtown Court Avenue, Des Moines When: Noon to 1 p.m. When: 8 p.m. peared in “Final Destination,” “True Blood” Where: Iowa State Historical Museum Park, and “Grey’s Anatomy.” Where: Hoyt Sherman Place, Des Moines Des Moines Ames Main Street Farmers’ Market When: Doors open at 6 p.m.; What: Vendors sell locally grown produce, concert starts at 7 p.m. Automobile Racing Club of America Ames on the Halfshell baked goods and crafts. Young Professionals of Where: Simon Estes Riverfront Amphitheater racing series Ames Kids Zone will also be at the event. What: Saucy Jack will play. What: The Prairie Meadows 200 ARCA racing When: 8 a.m. to noon When: 5 to 8 p.m. series will have cars race for 175 miles. Where: 400 block of Main Street Where: Bandshell Park When: 8 p.m. Where: Iowa Speedway, Newton, Iowa Thursday, July 12, 2012 | Iowa State Daily | DAILY BY THE DAY | 17 Daily by the day Kosama Warrior Run Brewfest What: The 5K race will have 30 obstacles. What: Sample 450 varieties of beer. Admission Its theme is water. buys you an unlimited amount of samples. When: 9 a.m. When: 3 to 7 p.m. Where: Sleepy Hollow Sports Park, Des Moines Where: Principal Park, Des Moines

Civil War Exhibit tour Shawn Johnson book signing What: A guided tour of “Iowa and the Civil War: What: Former Olympic gymnast Shawn Nothing But Victory” exhibition. Johnson will sign her book, “Winning Balance.” When: Noon and 1 p.m. When: 4 p.m. Where: Iowa State Historical Museum, Where: Barnes and Nobles Booksellers, Des Moines West Des Moines

English country dance social Highland Park sweet corn feed What: The Celtic Dance Society is hosting What: Guests can buy all-you-can-eat Iowa the English Country Dance social. sweet corn, a pulled pork sandwich, a slice of watermelon and tea for $8. When: 2 to 4 p.m. When: 4:30 to 9:30 p.m. Where: Oak Room, Memorial Union Where: Sixth and Euclid Avenues, Des Moines Gallery walk of the Brunnier Art Museum American Legion parade What: The American Legion post 37 What: Guests can explore the museum will have a parade. with its staff. When: 6 p.m. When: 2 to 3 p.m. Where: Downtown Ames Where: Brunnier Art Museum, 295 Scheman Building Iowa Veterans Band concert Photo courtesy of Flickr/Egan Snow What: The American Legion post 37 will present the Iowa Veterans Band. When: 7 p.m. Iowa Cubs game Sunday What: The Iowa Cubs will play the New Orleans Where: Durham Bandshell Zephyrs. TEDx Des Moines When: 7:05 p.m. Monday, Tuesday and Caribbean inspired wine dinner What: TED, a non-profit organization, aims to Wednesday and murder mystery spread ideas. TEDx is locally organized event Where: Principal Park, Des Moines What: Eat a three-course dinner while enjoying combining TEDTalks videos and live speakers. a murder mystery show. When: 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Tuesday When: 6 p.m. Where: Science Center of Iowa, Des Moines Where: Tassel Ridge Winery, Leighton, Iowa Wheatsfield Herb Walk 2012 Live music at Snus Hill Winery What: Nancy Beatty, a registered nurse, will Corndog Kickoff 2012 What: Boomerang will play live at the winery. lead a guided tour of local trees and weeds. What: The 16th annual Corndog Kickoff Benefit When: 2 to 5 p.m. When: 7 p.m. Auction and Fair Food Grazing Party lets guests prepare for the Iowa State Fair. Where: Snus Hill Winery, 2183 320th St., Where: Brookside Park Madrid, Iowa When: 6:30 to 10 p.m. Where: Iowa State Fair Blue Ribbon Foundation Wednesday American Ethanol 200 NASCAR Monday Camping World Truck series Shakesperience Fest presents Romeo What: Cars will race for 200 laps, or 175 miles. Great plants for Iowa series and Juliet “Perennials for Sun — the basics” When: 7:30 p.m. What: “Romeo and Juliet” will feature local ac- What: Participants can learn about a variety of Where: Iowa Speedway, Newton, Iowa tors, live music and dance. Admission is free. garden plants that grow well in Iowa. Monday’s When: Gates open at 6 p.m. Curtain rises at class will focus on the basic perennials well- 8:15 p.m. suited for sunny spots. Moonlight Classic Where: Simon Estes Riverside Amphitheater, When: 6 to 8 p.m. What: There will be a 10-mile bike ride through Des Moines downtown Des Moinesarea neighborhoods. Where: Reiman Gardens When: Registration at 9 p.m., ride at 10 p.m. Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons Where: Principal Park 18 | THE DAILY EXTRA | Iowa State Daily | Thursday, July 12, 2012 The Daily extra — online and tablet exclusives Visit iowastatedaily.com or check out our tablet version for more information. Weekly tablet edition Tales of two space programs

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