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An independent student newspaper serving Iowa State since 1890 59 45 10.14.2019 Vol. 220 No. 035 MONDAY Cheers to Oktoberfest Ames celebrates with drinks, fun BY JAKE.WEBSTER @iowastatedaily.com The 2019 Ames Oktoberfest featured music, a variety of beers and wines, the Iowa State vs. West Virginia football game and SYDNEY NOVAK/ IOWA STATE DAILY several yard games for entertainment. Nicholas Ryan, freshman in open option, went to various activities with Oktoberfests are held across the world to his family during Family Weekend. Ryan’s parents said they were most celebrate German culture — including its excited to learn more about a typical day for him at Iowa State. music, food and beverages. The first 1,000 people who entered the venue for the eighth annual Ames Family Weekend Oktoberfest, held in the parking lot of Main Street Station, received a free beer mug. offers new activities as Iowa Brewing Company’s “Bohemian Rapids” beer was skillfully poured by one of the individuals running the taps at attendance increases Oktoberfest. e pilsner was slightly bitter, and had more of a hops-taste than expected, BY SYDNEY.NOVAK though it was certainly a drink to have a @iowastatedaily.com second of for hops-lovers. Okoboji Wines’ Becker Petit Rose was Family Weekend is a tradition many Cyclones look forward to here at Iowa State. is year families were welcomed to spend three days on OKTOBERFEST PG4 campus learning about the university, seeing the campus and of course spending time with their families. CAITLIN YAMADA/ IOWA STATE DAILY “We probably will come back next year, unless he’s disowned us by Adult attendees of Oktoberfest could be seen holding di erent types of beer at all times during the event. then,” said the family of Edward Wilson, sophomore in computer science. e Wilson family drove from Coralville, Iowa, to visit Edward Wilson at their rst Family Weekend together. Family Weekend events began late Friday with entertainment includ- Disability Awareness Week to ing family bingo, mentalist and mind reader performances and a Sunday brunch to wrap it up. is weekend was full of opportunities to enjoy bring attention to community organized events together on and o campus as well. For this extravagant weekend to take place, a lot of planning and orga- nization was necessary. e Family Weekend planning committee consists Events to show support, educate on disabilities of students and faculty advisers who have been working for two semesters to organize the events. BY MADISON.MASON is year, 1,300 families registered to attend Family Weekend in Ames, @iowastatedaily.com doubling registration from 2017. Also, this Family Weekend was a little di erent from years past. Instead of families registering for individual events According to CBS News, 15 and paying for them separately, families bought a “package” that included percent of the world’s popula- access to all of the campus events going on. tion, roughly 785 million people, Hannah Rothamel, senior in supply chain management and Family have a physical or mental disabil- Weekend student president, was particularly excited for the mentalist and ity. During Disability Awareness mind reader performance Friday night at the Memorial Union. Week, Iowa State is taking the ini- “I made my whole family volunteer with us this weekend,” Rothamel tiative to educate people and sup- said. “[I was] excited to celebrate them and put them to work all at the port those with disabilities. same time! anks, Mom.” Morgan Tweed, the president Traditional Family Weekend activities at Iowa State are a little dif- for the Alliance for Disability ferent every year, but one activity that never changes is Family Bingo. Awareness (ADA), explained Other events that took place are new to the itinerary this year, such as why this week of awareness is so Pianopalooza, where families enjoyed singing and dancing together to important and why people should IOWA STATE DAILY live music Saturday night. be educated about these topics. A student begins to walk using a cane and mask to eliminate her vision at the Also on Saturday, families were invited to watch the football game at Tweed said ADA is a stu- Step Into My World event during Disability Awareness Week in 2016. the Alumni center and play games, eat and drink. dent-run organization that dedi- Although the weekend was chilly, the family of Nicholas Ryan, fresh- cates their time and e ort to rais- a busy college student schedule, something people who aren’t man in open option, wasn’t fazed by the cold weather, being from Iowa. ing awareness for those with dis- special events can help make a a ected by disability think about e Ryan family said they were most interested to experience a day in abilities and to supporting student di erence. often, but it affects one of the the life of their son and to “see how far he has to walk everyday.” and sta members with disabilities. “Life on campus is busy and largest minorities in our country. Many families were seen walking about campus over the weekend, This student organization hectic,” Tweed said. “Special events He said people should be aware excited to see popular landmarks such as the Campanile, Fountain of the has meetings every two weeks that are different from the norm of disabilities because most of the Four Seasons and Lake Laverne. Thursdays at 5:30 p.m. in the tend to catch people’s attention world is not yet accommodating e most popular events on Friday and Saturday were Pianopalooza, the Student Services Building lobby. and make awareness easier to for most disabilities. volleyball tailgate before the Cyclones took on Texas Tech and the “Larry ADA also holds events such as the spread.” “Even [the] ISU campus, and Raven: Mentalists and Mind Readers” performance. ones during Disability Awareness Disability Awareness Week is an which admittedly is not bad, still is was the tenth year that Family Weekend has been an event on Week. opportunity to increase education has a very long way to go to be campus, and plans for next year have already begun. To expand beyond When asked why this week is about disabilities. the weekend, the Family of the Year Award applications have opened and DISABILITIES PG4 so important, Tweed said within Tweed said disability is not will be accepted until Jan. 12, 2020. 02 CAMPUS BRIEF Iowa State Daily Monday, October 14, 2019 CALENDAR FEATURE PHOTO 10.14.19 Disability Awareness Week Kick-O , Parks Borlaug Lecture: World Food Prize Laure- Library Agora at 10:45 a.m. Swing by for goodies, ate Simon Groot, Great Hall, Memorial Union information, and engaging discussions! This event at 8 p.m. ”First” The Seed,” with the 2019 World is part of Disability Awareness Week 2019. Food Prize Laureate, Simon Groot, a sixth-genera- tion seedsman and the founder and leader of East- Monday Monologues series, Grant Wood West Seed. Having observed the many challenges Foyer, Parks Library at 12:15 p.m. ”Becoming the facing poverty-stricken smallholder farmers in Bronze Idol” and other poems, read by Rita Mook- Southeast Asia, Groot founded East-West Seed in erjee, ISU women’s and gender studies program. 1982 in the Philippines. Mookerjee chose Indigenous People’s Day to read from her works which, in part, address colonialism and the tokenization of minority cultures. POLICE BLOTTER 10.13.19 10.12.19 Peter Fitzsimmons Boessen, age 21, of 1211 Bur- Alex Royce Co man, age 23, of 418 Stanton Ave. CLAIRE CORBIN/ IOWA STATE DAILY nett Ave. - Ames, Iowa, was arrested and charged - Mason City, Iowa, was arrested and charged with Co ee shop with drunkenness/public intoxication at 139 North public intoxication at 2402 Lincoln Way (reported In the midst of midterms, football games and the impending fall season, students are Russell Avenue and North 2 Street (reported at at 3:40 a.m.). found relaxing in local co ee shops. 12:34 a.m.). Joshua Adam Germain, age 36, of 3010 Regency Ra d Dakhil Obaid, age 39, of 3819 Tripp St. Ct. - Ames, Iowa, was arrested and charged with - Ames, Iowa, was arrested and charged with ha- public intoxication at 2400 Chamberlain Street rassment in the third degree at 919 South 16 Street (reported at 10:08 p.m.). IOWA STATE DAILY (reported at 1:15 a.m.). 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