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June 25 City, was cited for underage a.m.) Eric Dial, 26, of Hastings, arrested and charged with June Bobbie Omwenga, 26, of Pi- possession of alcohol. (report- Kasey Crabtree, 25, of was arrested and charged operating while intoxicated — lot Mound, was arrested and ed at 12:23 a.m.) Iowa Falls, was arrested and with public intoxication and second offense, driving while 25 charged with probation viola- Benjamin Rager, 21, 119 charged with public intoxica- disorderly conduct. (reported barred, violation of a protection, assault on a peace offi- at 3:30 a.m.) tive order and serious assault Fri tion. (reported at 8:30 p.m.) Stanton Ave. unit 411, was Jaime Rodriguez-Checon, arrested and charged with cer, attempted burglary in the Craig Kriener, 26, 215 Todd of a peace officer. (reported at to 21, no address, was arrested public intoxication second third degree and interference Circle, was arrested and 3:47 a.m.) and charged with fifth degree offense. (reported at 12:42 with official acts. (reported at charged with public intoxica- Micah Martinez, 30, 2610 June theft. (reported at 8:45 p.m.) a.m.) 3:21 a.m.) tion and disorderly conduct Stange Road unit 9, was ar- Charles Lueck, 43, of Dal- Justin Britthouer, 23, of — second offense. (reported rested and charged with fail- las, Texas, was arrested and Lincoln, was arrested and at 3:30 a.m.) ing to attend operating while 26 June 26 charged with public con- charged with public intoxica- Matthew Harbour, 26, 1314 intoxicated post treatment. Sat Kaylee Evers, 20, of Sioux sumption. (reported at 2:21 tion (reported at 3:25 a.m.) North Dakota Ave. unit 4, was (reported at 9:30 p.m.)

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Ada Hayden Heritage Park Annexation City Council obtains land

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The Ames City Council passed a resolution approving a pre-annexation agreement with the Rose Prairie Develop- ers Tuesday night at a special city council meeting. Annexation is when the city obtains land that is not within its limits. The agreement was approved in an attempt to avoid litigation for a lawsuit the devel- oper brought against the city by Story County Land LC. Matthew Crowe, of Ames, fishes for carp Wednesday at Ada Hayden Heritage Park. The new pier will be dedicated at 11:30 The city has already dis- a.m. Saturday. A kids fishing derby for children under 12 years of cussed the agreement at last age will take place at noon. Photo: Logan Gaedke/Iowa State Daily week’s meeting and had to make a decision Tuesday night to avoid going to court. Steve Schainker, Ames city Pier dedication manager; Bob Kindred, assis- tant city manager; and Doug Marek, city attorney, spent most of the meeting explaining nearly also includes every page of the agreement to the City Council. Story County Land LC filed the lawsuit after the council de- A cyclist rides past some geese on Wednesday at Ada Hayden Park. The council has been discuss- a fishing derby ing transportation systems to develop throughout the city, including bike paths and other recreational nied its proposal to develop the pathways. Photo: Logan Gaedke/Iowa State Daily By Abigail.Barefoot Rose Prairie subdivision in 2009. @iowastatedaily.com The case was set to go to court in cerns, but what is the alterna- opment will actually occur re- it would be possible to think of about a month. tive?” said councilman Riad mains to be seen. recreational paths “more flex- The 124-foot Ada Hayden Heritage Park Fishing Pier will hold “We worked hard with Mahayni. Becker said at the council ibly and save money on materi- a dedication ceremony at 11:30 a.m. Saturday. Rose Prairie for many, many Chuck Becker, the attor- meeting last week that because als” and redirect the funding to Following the dedication of the new fishing pier, Jax Outdoor months,” Schainker said. ney representing Story County of the recession, he could not be creating more transportation Gear will hold a kids fishing derby at noon for those age 16 and The resolution passed by a Land, said they will drop the suit sure when his client would be oriented trails. under. vote of 5-1, with councilman with the council’s passage of the able to start with development “I think most definitely,” Pre- No fishing license is required for the event. The fishing derby Matthew Goodman as the lone resolution. plans. gitzer said. will focus on developing casting skills, fishing safety and fish dissenter. “It doesn’t get us all the way Earlier in the night, the city The balance people want identification. Goodman’s concern was we need to go, we understand also listened to a presentation that they collected from public Located at the north end of the park, the new fishing pier is that by signing the agreement, that,” he said. “But by listening from city traffic engineer - Da input is reflected in the report. accessible from an asphalt trail near the main parking area. the city would lose funding le- throughout the last week, and mion Pregitzer about the trail He said users that are more The $187,000 project was funded, in part, with a $90,000 grant verage for things that will need we’re willing to work with the system and its priorities. transportation oriented are from the Iowa Department of Natural Resources. to be built out there, such as council to get the final pieces in Goodman said certain peo- more interested in a “parallel The balance was provided by Mayor Ann Campbell and the sewage. place.” ple use the bike paths as a mode system to our heavier traveled City Council through local option sales tax funding. “I understand your con- However, when the devel- of transportation. He asked if arterial streets.”

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University College of Business consolidates, changes name By Abigail.Barefoot management majors ferings. tively develop, operate and manage.” Today, the department has 22 full- @iowastatedaily.com — logistics and sup- Qing Hu, department chairman Part of the name change and com- time faculty and offers undergradu- ply chain manage- and professor, said these moves are in bining the majors was done because ate and graduate, as well as doctoral, The Department of Logistics, Oper- ment and operations recognition of a changing global econ- more employers are seeking to hire stu- degrees in supply chain management ations and Management Information and supply chain omy. dents with supply chain management and management information sys- Systems in the ISU College of Business management — into “Rapid advances in information majors. tems, with more than 200 undergradu- has changed its name. one umbrella supply technology have significantly altered The Department of Supply Chain ate students enrolled in each of the two It is now known as the Department chain management Hu business models and practices,” Hu and Information Systems was started majors. of Supply Chain and Information Sys- major. said in a news release. with only five faculty members back in “These changes support our overall tems. The departmental name change “More integrated supply chain sys- 1980, under the name Transportation strategic goal of becoming one of the Along with the name change, was done in order to better align the tems have emerged that require skills and Logistics Area in what was then top supply chain management pro- the department is combining its two department name with its current un- and knowledge from logistics, opera- known as the School of Business Ad- grams in the country,” Hu said in the separate undergraduate supply chain dergraduate and graduate program of- tions and information systems to effec- ministration. news release.

Money College hits new external funding highs Support sources give as much 2009 to jump-start the economy awarded to Iowa State by busi- the university for several differ- “It’s phenomenal, the money as by creating jobs and promot- nesses and corporations like ent things: student financial aid, number of different projects,” arrive despite they have in ing investment and consumer John Deere, MidAmerican En- building maintenance, equip- Quisenberry said. “It’s all the the past. This spending. ARRA has awarded ergy and Texas Instruments. ment, educational projects and way from the bio sciences, the trouble with decrease in $84 million of Education De- The state, county and city gov- extension activities. life sciences, to engineering, and state funding partment Recovery Act grants, ernments gave the third largest Approximately 62 percent, it’s a very unique situation.” as of May 14. amount, $35.1 million. or $239.2, of the $388.2 million The research projects span economy has caused Quisenberry many univer- The ISU foundation, a non- “I think with businesses, it’s was for research projects. The many different departments. By Katherine.Klingseis sities to look profit organization dedicated not just the quality of science money was distributed based Each research project has the @iowastatedaily.com elsewhere. to securing and managing gifts [that attracts their money], but on proposals written by ISU fac- potential to impact society. “There’s an understand- and grants for Iowa State, was also Iowa State’s reputation,” ulty and staff. Quisenberry said, “They’ve External funding for Iowa ing now that states can’t come the largest source of non-federal Quisenberry said. “Quality of Some of the research proj- already impacted the state of State increased this year by 27 through the way they used to funding, giving $42.5 million. work is always the most impor- ects include studying bio fuels, Iowa and continue to do so, but percent, or $83 million. and that we are going to have to The second largest non-federal tant thing.” researching plant varieties and I think that impact is growing Each year, Iowa State re- go out and try to obtain funding amount, $38.7 million, was External funding is used by developing vaccines. through time.” ceives external funding in ad- in order to run our programs,” dition to the fiscal year state Quisenberry said. appropriation. External funding Federal agencies are the is classified as grants, gifts, con- sources of most of the external tracts and cooperative agree- funding. ments. The U.S. Department of En- Iowa State received $231 ergy, Iowa State’s largest source million from state appropria- of external funding, provided tion and $388.2 million from the university with $59.3 mil- external funding in 2010. The lion. previous record for external The U.S. Department of Ag- funding, set in 2009, was $305.2 riculture was the second largest million. provider, giving $51.9 million. “I think there’s been an em- The National Science Founda- phasis on us needing to increase tion gave Iowa State $46.8 mil- our enterprise in order to do lion, which was the third largest the things we want to do,” said amount. Sharron Quisenberry, vice presi- “[Federal agencies donate] dent for research and economic because of the quality of science development. “I think that has at Iowa State,” Quisenberry said. a lot to do with [the increase in “[The grants] are extremely funding].” competitive, and most agencies, External funding is awarded of all the grants submitted, only to Iowa State by federal, state have 10 percent acceptance and local government sources, rate, so it deals with the science.” as well as from corporations, Competitive awards from 235 S. Duff Ave. (515) 663-0640 foundations and other universi- the American Recovery and ties. Reinvestment Act also provided Ames www.lebeda.com State governments nation- Iowa State with $21.1 million. wide have not been able to ARRA was set up by Congress in 6 | ADVERTISEMENT | Iowa State Daily | Thursday, July 22, 2010 A=BLÚ

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Storm Cleanup Power restored to majority of residents

By Katherine.Klingseis vidual houses to be fixed.” @iowastatedaily.com Initially, crews intended to have power restored by Monday. After four days, Ames Electric Services has re- Widespread wind damage to trees, electric stored power to nearly all its customers in Ames, lines and power poles has created challenging leaving less than 12 without power. repair conditions and affected neighborhoods “The houses that do not have power are typi- throughout the entire community. cally the houses that have damage to something Torrey Pines, Douglas Avenue, Crane Avenue, electrical on their [individual] property,” said Don- Kellogg Avenue, Beedle Drive, and Baughman ald Kom, director of Ames Electric Services. “There Road were some of the areas that went without are no clusters anymore; all of the houses are scat- power. tered around Ames.” Originally, 5,000 residents were without power. Before Ames Electric Services can restore pow- Ames crews continue to work on repairs with er, the homeowner of a house without power must assistance from line crews from Indianola and Ce- contact an electrician. dar Falls. “We don’t want to restore power and there be Kom said the challenge in restoring power to a short circuit somewhere and something poten- the final customers involves trouble-shooting and tially dangerous happens,” Kom said. assessing damage to poles, transformers and cir- Ames Electric Services are waiting by as their cuits. last remaining customers fix problems. Downed trees continue to slow the work. De- “From a public works perspective, we’re ready termining the cause of the outage can be labor to go,” said Susan Gwiasda, public relations officer intensive and includes manual checks throughout for the city of Ames. “We’re just waiting for indi- the entire system.

Food safety during a power outage ■ Keep refrigerator and freezer doors closed as much as possible to maintain the Branches and fallen trees brought down power lines in west Ames during Sunday’s storm, creating cold temperature. power outages in several areas. A small number of Ames residents were left without electricity up to Photo: Logan Gaedke/Iowa State Daily ■ If unopened, a refrigerator will keep food cold for four hours. If power is going to Wednesday. be out for a longer period of time, buy a block of dry ice to keep the refrigerator cold. ■ A full freezer will maintain a cold temperature for 48 hours, if the door remains closed — 24 hours if half full. Why doesn’t ■ Do not taste food left in a refrigerator to determine if it’s safe. ■ Perishable foods include meat, poultry, ﬁsh, eggs and leftovers. Katie cross ■ Discard any items that have been above 41 degrees for more than two hours. If these foods are still at safe temperatures, make sure they are thoroughly cooked to ensure any possible foodborne bacteria are destroyed. the road? ■ Items kept in a freezer may be refrozen if they have been kept below 41 degrees or if they still contain ice crystals. Do not rely on odor or appearance to determine food safety.

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Losses Timeline of student deaths: ■ March 13 - Tyler Daniel- ■ April 14 - Travis Good, ■ April 15 - Jon Lacina, ■ April 25 - Raven Gileau, ■ July 8 - Daniel Breuer, ■ July 21 - Lucas Far- son, 19, of Carlisle, died 22, of Omaha, Neb., 21 of Grinnell, was found 19, of Woodbridge, Va., 20, of West Union, was linger, 22, of St. Ansgar, when the car he was in died of bacterial menin- dead at the old Dairy was found dead near killed in a motorcycle was found dead in his hit a median and rolled gitis. Pavilion after his father the railroad tracks near accident on Interstate 35 apartment. The cause is over on his way to New reports Jon missing 13th Street and Ontario in Ankeny. under investigation. Mexico. Jan. 30. Officials believe Avenue. Officials believe his cause of death was she was hit by a train. hypothermia.

Lucas Farlinger, 22, was found dead in his SUV apartment by police during a welfare check. Police are investigating, but don’t suspect foul play. Photo: Courtesy photo/Facebook

Jon Lacina’s mother, father and brother look on as friends of Jon attend a memorial ceremony during which a red oak tree was planted. The ceremony was held April 22, and took place at the King’s Pavilion behind the College of Design, of which Jon was a part before his Police discover death. Photo: Karuna Ang/Iowa State Daily Local death tally reaches 6 dead student By James.Heggen ™ Student Counseling during welfare @iowastatedaily.com ISU deaths: For more coverage about the students see ■ Summer service hours The ISU community has seen six stu- 7:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. online iowastatedaily.com check Tuesday dent deaths since January. May 10 to Aug. 13 Dione Somerville, dean of students, said ■ Location: student deaths occur for a variety of reasons. “One of the most important things we do By James.Heggen 3rd Floor, Student Services “Unfortunately, we have students that is reach out to family and friends,” she said. Center Building, north of @iowastatedaily.com become deceased on a regular basis,” she The kinds of services the dean of stu- Friley Hall. said. dents office provides depends on the- per Lucas Farlinger, 22, senior in management, was found dead ■ What has been unique about this year is son. It can refer students to other help, such Appointments in his University Village apartment Tuesday night. Please call 515-294-5056 the nature of the deaths. as to counseling. Sometimes, it can be as Court records show he was scheduled to appear next week on or come directly to the “What’s been so different about this past simple as providing someone to talk to. child pornography charges. The indictment included one count office. semester, these past several months, is that They also offer emergency notification of receipt of child porn, possession of child pornography and a we’ve had several very tragic, very high pro- for some students, where they can contact a ■ If you need immediate as- forfeiture charge. There is no proof of a connection between Far- file, very public deaths that have occurred,” student’s professors to let them know what sistance after the Student linger’s charges and his death. she said. the student is going through. Services Center business Farlinger was found after police were called to conduct a wel- hours, call the Richmond These types of deaths have a different ef- “It really depends on the individual stu- fare check. The call came in at 9:16 p.m., said Aaron DeLashmutt Center at 232-5811. fect on the larger community. dent involved,” she said. of the ISU Police. “When you hear of something tragic For students who think they may need ■ Most professional services A welfare check is when police believe a person’s safety may that occurs in a community in which you help, Somerville said to “just reach out.” of the Student Services be in jeopardy. DeLashmutt said the call for the welfare check belong, your response as an individual is dif- “The dean of students office’s main tele- Center are provided by the came from one of Farlinger’s family members who was con- ferent, even if you did not know the person phone number is 294-1020,” she said. “And university at no charge to cerned about his safety. the student. that it occurred to,” she said. if you call that number, someone is going DeLashmutt said police are still trying to determine if Far- Counseling, holding memorial services to be at the other end who can either talk to linger lived alone. or providing opportunities for students to you or make a referral or both.” conversations are confidential. DeLashmutt said the autopsy could take six to eight weeks. talk about the event are important to help Sometimes there is a stigma among “We encourage students that if you feel No foul play is suspected, and now DeLashmutt said police the community heal, in addition to the peo- students about talking to any administra- like you need just a little boost, to reach out are conducting interviews to try to determine what happened ple most closely affected. tive office. But Somerville ensures that all to us and we’re there to help,” she said. that night. 9

Immigration Astronomy Civil rights groups file suits Tarantula Nebula star discovered, labeled against Omaha’s new law heaviest ever found By Margery A. Beck Associated Press Writer By Raphael G. Satter the Tarantula Nebula, a sprawling Associated Press Writer cloud of gas and dust in the Large OMAHA, Neb. — Two civil rights Magellanic Cloud, a galaxy about groups filed separate federal lawsuits LONDON — A huge ball of 165,000 light-years away from our Wednesday against a small Nebraska brightly burning gas drifting through own Milky Way. city to stop its new ordinance that bans a neighboring galaxy may be the The star was the most massive of people from hiring or renting homes to heaviest star ever discovered — hun- several giants identified by Crowther illegal immigrants. dreds of times more massive than and his team in an article in the Both lawsuits said the ordinance the sun, scientists said Wednesday Monthly Notices of the Royal Astro- amounted to discrimination. The suits after working out its weight for the nomical Society. were filed by the American Civil Liber- first time. While other stars can be larger — ties Union and the Mexican American Those behind the find say the notably the swollen crimson-colored Legal Defense & Educational Fund. star, called R136a1, may once have ones known as red giants — they “This law encourages discrimina- weighed as much as 320 solar mass- weigh far less. tion and racial profiling against Latinos es. Astrophysicist Paul Crowther said Still, the mass of R136a1 means and others who appear to be foreign- the obese star — twice as heavy as they’re tens of times bigger than the born, including U.S. citizens,” said Amy any previously discovered — has al- Earth’s sun and they’re brighter and Miller, legal director of ACLU Nebraska. A sheriff drives past a group of demonstrators protesting illegal immigrants July 13 ready slimmed down considerably hotter, too. The ban, which voters approved in in Fremont, Neb. The Fremont City Council approved a ban on the hiring or renting over its lifetime. Surface temperatures can sur- June, is set to go into effect July 29. of housing to illegal immigrants. Photo: Nati Harnik/The Associated Press In fact, it’s burning itself off with pass 72,000 degrees Fahrenheit, sev- Both lawsuits charge that Fremont’s lates the federal Fair Housing Act and munity of about 25,000. The city’s seen such intensity that it shines at nearly en times hotter than the sun. They’re law is at odds with the constitutional the equal protection and due process its Hispanic population surge in the 10 million times the luminosity of the also several million times brighter, mandate imposing a uniform federal clauses of the U.S. Constitution, among past two decades, largely due to the jobs sun. because the giants tear through their immigration enforcement system. The other things. available at the nearby Fremont Beef Crowther said the giant was iden- energy reserves far faster than their suits also contend the ordinance vio- Fremont’s ban has divided the com- and Hormel plants. tified at the center of a star cluster in smaller counterparts.

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Insights Movie Review Student evaluations, budget cuts disrupt Action and introspection in ‘Inception’ classroom content love when the perception of reality is subject to issues that are causing problems for the team, and frequent change, and that is what “Inception” so, things don’t go as planned. Unfortunately for the students of In every movie with crime of this sort, you get I is all about. By Gabriel.Stoffa Iowa State, the quality of our edu- You see, one of my favorite movies was “Fight @iowastatedaily.com hand-to-hand fighting, explosions, gun play, chase cation is decreasing, while talented Club” — the way it plays out, I can re-watch it over scenes and injuries. “Inception” has the perfect out professors are losing their jobs due and over. to blend those qualities together with multiple plots to complaints from students that “Inception” has everything I want to keep me that actually have substance. courses are too difficult. interested when I want something to contemplate, That’s right, this is an even balance of action and My favorite professor — the as well as enough action to simply be a background no big surprise, as “Inception” is essentially a movie drama. man who affected my intellectual film while doing other things. about assembling a team of thieves to pull off a development at this university more I’ll start with the action: there’s a lot of it. This is heist. The leader of the team has his own personal see ‘INCEPTION’ on PAGE 11 than anyone else — was unable to renew his contract after his originally agreed-upon three years Night Life came to a close. It is no secret budget cuts are drastically affecting the English department. It is an unfortunate The wrong kind of crazy fact of the times that many people across the board are losing their jobs. While the circumstances are oin’ loco for Four Loko. Logan.McDonald only to find a bunch of people still of it toward me, spilling it all over my always tragic when the talented That’s the tag line repeated @iowastatedaily.com jumping and dancing around with shirt. I shook my head and handed it lose their jobs, the true tragedy lies Gover and over again in the cans of Four Loko in their hands. back to him. in the minds of future students. borderline-infomercial rap video on I would hear about the stupid He bounced away toward a group Because the university places YouTube that promotes the alcoholic venience store, and my roommate things people did the night before; of dancing people. He had drunk four so much emphasis on student energy drink, Four Loko. and I each bought one. It tasted like their only explanation was they were cans of Four Loko that night, more evaluations, and professors are If a rapper promoting alcoholic carbonated candy. We both finished “Four Loko’d.” One friend described a than enough to push him over the growing conscious of this reality, drinks means anything like it used our cans within 15 minutes, then can of it as “devil piss.” edge, but the stimulants in it were it appears some professors are to, plenty of teenagers and college went to the bars. The final straw for me was when forcing him to be alert rather than dumbing down their courses to win students will go out in search of it. I felt energized. Even after a couple I got back home from the bars on a being ready to pass out. popularity amongst students. I’m almost positive that no one of beers, I wasn’t feeling much of an Friday. It was 2:30 a.m. and a small He kept dancing for hours with While I obviously love good would ask for a Caribou Lou at the influence from the alcohol. Then my party was going on. As the hollow look in his eyes until every- grades and friendly classrooms, bars if they hadn’t heard the Tech roommate suggested we get more I was talking to a few one had left. education is more important. N9ne song that gives instructions on Four Loko. After that it got pretty friends, the same The next morning, I heard him I’d like to take this time to pub- how to make the drink. fuzzy. roommate who had puking in the bathroom and I decided licly address the administration of But then what’s the deal with I woke up the next morning introduced me to that Four Loko is not good and is not Iowa State: Four Loko? It’s a malt liquor bever- feeling awful. Not only did I get the Four Loko stumbled redeemed by its cheap buzz. Please, reevaluate the impor- age, similar to Joose or Sparks, with crash of an energy drink, feeling up to us. He had an I still have half a case of the stuff in tance of student evaluations. As 12 percent alcohol and a bunch of sapped and sluggish, I got a wicked almost zombie-like my room that I won’t give away and a student, I recognize the point of caffeine, taurine and guarana. It may hangover from all the cheap liquor. look in his eyes really don’t want to drink. the exercise; I also personally know have wormwood oil in it, the main For some reason beyond my but he still had the It seems like college students are individuals who use the student ingredient in absinthe, according to own comprehension, I started sug- energy to be bounc- always trying to get a better buzz, evaluations as a medium to un- an article in the Los Angeles Times. gesting Four Loko to my friends as ing on the balls of whether it’s from a Red Bull with leash their grudges for bad grades Sound like a crazy fun time? a cheap ticket to a wild night. I even his feet to the beat of vodka or a 5-Hour Energy shot. or strict attendance policies. Not exactly. bought a case of it when it went on the music. With a caffeinated bakery in Cam- Also, as a student beginning my I first heard about Four Loko from sale at a market in Campustown. “Want some pustown, and more than six cafes on final year at this institution, I lament my roommates after a night where During the next few weeks, my Four Loko?” he campus, it’s no wonder students want the opportunity I could have had to they took turns jumping off of our opinion slowly changed about Four slurred to me, which caffeinated beverages when they’re further my intellectual development roof, over each other, onto our deck. Loko. sounded more like out drinking at night. under the direction of my favorite Of course that made me want to try it. I would arrive at parties late, ‘Washum Foroko?’ Bottom line: Do not drink Four professor. That weekend I went to the con- after getting off work at 3 a.m., Photo: Logan Gaedke/ He shoved a can Loko. Iowa State Daily - Patrick Gamble

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Politics am a fan of Leonardo DiCaprio, done with a little more injury to ‘INCEPTION’ Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Ellen the main characters and a little from PAGE 10 Page, Tom Hardy, Ken Wata- less perfection in aim. nabe, Cillian Murphy and, of The backstory of DiCaprio’s If only other films were able course, Michael Caine. I know, I character needed a little bit to pull this off. But then, other know, I shouldn’t play favorites, more. films don’t get to delve into but all of those actors con- The story could have cut dreamscape. stantly entertain me. Basically a little bit off of his problems Dreams have long been the I would have to say they do a dealing with the loss of his intrigue for many, and “Incep- fine job the whole way through wife and inability to visit his tion” capitalizes on the core — not Oscar level, but better children, and dipped into just a question of dreaming: How than most actors you see. little bit more of how he came real are dreams? Next up are the obvious to be this masterful manipula- This topic isn’t dragged out comparisons to “The Matrix.” tor of the mind — not a lot of and analyzed, and the char- Both movies crisscross the con- time, just a little more. acters don’t come to startling sciousness of society, only to My biggest compliment to Protesters demonstrate outside of the post office April 15 2009, on Kellogg Street about the need to limit governmental power to original Constitutional limits. File photo: Logan Gaedke/Iowa State Daily revelations explained away to discover the line between these the movie lies with the subject fill space. two things is not readily fixed. of what is more real: the life you No, what some of the The fight scenes and gun live, or the life you experience. characters get to realize is the play pretty much only exist in Which matters more in the Tax misunderstanding deeper understanding of what worlds where reality has little end? constitutes reality for you; stability and “Inception” has This topic is an age-old how much your subconscious less kung fu, but it wins in my one, but it hasn’t lost any of its defines you. book because Keanu Reeves significance. tarnishes the Tea Party I also have to applaud the isn’t playing the lead. “Inception” takes this topic introduction of a technology — There are flaws to this and builds a dramatic experi- ou know what interests the one that allows interaction marvelous movie. ence around it, then mixes the me, the Tea Party folks. into another person’s dreams The story is a little rushed; wild and crazy possibilities of YYou just never know By Curtis.Powers — without a drawn-out expla- I say this with the full under- dreaming in. what’s going to happen next @iowastatedaily.com nation of how the technology standing it is 148 minutes in Christopher Nolan wrote with them. came to be. length. and directed, and his creativity I say this as a person in Usually the lack of ex- Much like the extended shines. I didn’t think he was agreement with some of their planation is something that “Lord of the Rings,” this movie going to top his writing for ideas, such as balancing the damages a movie. This time, it would likely play far better with “The Dark Knight,” but he budget and a simpler tax sys- Perhaps the craziest thing publicans call themselves the is introduced so simply, it holds an extended version add- did — though Heath Ledger’s tem. However, there are a few to happen to taxes was when party for smaller government. its own without telling the ing another hour. I think this Joker will almost always trump things that do bother me. President George W. Bush went They only want smaller audience how this technology would make a fairly good TV any character Nolan attempts First, for all of their com- so far as to cut taxes while in government for things they works or how it was developed. series for at least two seasons. to write. plaining about taxes, there the middle of fighting wars. don’t care about. Otherwise, Much like the foggy Sometimes the action is a All in all, I’d say “Inception” seems to be little understand- That has never happened. they’d call for cuts to the mili- introduction of a dream, the little too perfect. The body- is the best all-around film I’ve ing about the history of the In the past, taxes have tary, homeland security, etc. technology’s beginning is es- guards in dreamscape seem to seen this year. It is a must see federal income tax. soared when America goes to Lastly, I’m tired of the inces- sentially irrelevant because the be about on par, aim-wise, to in theaters, and worth every Look at the tax rates since war, because wars cost a lot. sant name-calling by the Tea story plows ahead comfortably storm troopers; I could have penny. the federal income tax came I still don’t understand why Party. President Barack Obama enough to keep the audience about in 1913. Tea Party folks think they’re is not Hitler. from becoming bored at any The tax rates we currently getting taxed to death, when in Seriously, get a grip, people. point. have are some of the best ever, reality the tax system has been The Tea Party may want On to the acting. Oh, the especially for wealthier folks. pretty good to them as of late. change, but the GOP isn’t going acting. 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PAGE 14 | Iowa State Daily | Thursday, July 22, 2010 Sports Editor A. Capps | [email protected] | 515.294.3148 ISU Softball Gender Equity Colleges cannot fulfill Title IX via cheerleading Schools continue to push for rights

By Pat Eaton-Robb Associated Press Writer

HARTFORD, Conn. — Competitive cheerleading is not an official sport that colleges can use to meet gender-equity requirements, a federal judge ruled Wednesday in ordering a Connecticut school to keep its women’s volleyball team. The volleyball players had sued Quinnipiac University after it announced last year that it would eliminate the team for budgetary reasons and replace it with a competitive cheer squad. The school contended the cheer squad keeps it in compliance with Title IX, the 1972 federal law that mandates equal opportunities Junior Rachel Zabriskie readies a pitch during the game against Nebraska on Thursday, April 15.File photo: Tim Reuter/Iowa State Daily for men and women in athletics. “Competitive cheer may, some time in the future, qualify as a sport under Title IX,” U.S. District Judge Stefan Underhill wrote in his decision. “Today, however, the activity is still too underdeveloped Squad plans to improve and disorganized to be treated as offering genuine varsity athletic participation opportunities for students.” By Jordan.Wickstrom especially since the team will be losing six “I look at adding [freshman pitcher Quinnipiac has 60 days to come up with a plan to keep the vol- @iowastatedaily.com players — five to graduation and one, in- Breeanna Holliday] to our pitching staff leyball team and comply with gender rules. fielder Carrie Monroe, will be leaving the and hopefully she’ll help out our staff im- An activity can be considered a sport under Title IX if it meets After another disappointing end to the team. mensely. I just think there’s a lot of upside.” specific criteria. It must have coaches, practices, competitions dur- season, softball coach Stacy Gemeinhardt- With six spots to fill, Gemeinhardt- Still, the Cyclones will need to find re- ing a defined season and a governing organization. The activity also Cesler went to her office at the Jacobson Cesler will be coaching one of the youngest placements for most of their infield and an must have competition as its primary goal. Building knowing there would be much teams she has had since her first season at outfield spot. Quinnipiac and seven other schools recently formed a governing work to be done for the upcoming season. Iowa State. Despite this high number of vacant body, the National Competitive Stunts and Tumbling Association, to “When the senior class left, they did “[Next season] is kind of hard to talk spots in the lineup, Gemeinhardt-Cesler govern and develop competitive cheer as a sport. a great job of laying the foundation,” Ge- about because there is so much of it that seemed confident the Cyclones could find Previously, competitive cheerleading championships were de- meinhardt-Cesler said. is unknown,” Gemeinhardt-Cesler said. solid replacements from a “very strong” re- cided by two organizations — National Cheerleaders Association “We need to continue to get better and “I feel good about our newcomers, I feel cruiting class. and Universal Cheerleading Association. Both are tied to Varsity continue to get players in here that will good about the players within our program “We lost five [seniors] and will get five Brands Inc., which makes cheerleading apparel and runs camps. keep getting better and help us qualify for that were role players. I feel those players new players to come in,” Gemeinhardt- Quinnipiac had argued that if it could not count competitive regionals. Hopefully we can start working will transition nicely to everyday players. Cesler said. cheerleading as a sport it might be forced to shut that program toward that goal this season.” But right now it’s wide open as to what this “I think [the incoming freshman class] down, eliminating 36 positions on the squad. Led by five seniors, last year’s team en- team can accomplish.” is a great class, I’m really excited about School officials responded to the ruling by saying they would tered the season full of promise and got off However, the team will not be without them. [Utility player] Courtney Ghee from start a women’s rugby team, but they refused to answer any ques- to a strong start before dropping 17 of their some experience. Senior pitcher Rachel Lincoln High School will help us out in the tions, discuss the future of other athletic teams or say whether they last 25 games of the season. Zabriskie will return for her final year at infield. [Utility player] Sarah Davison is a would continue offering scholarships to competitive cheerleaders. Ultimately the Cyclones finished 26-29, Iowa State, fresh off surgery to clean up middle infielder who can also catch and “We will continue to press for competitive cheer to become an with a 4-14 record in the Big 12, an almost some bone spurs, while junior outfielder play outfield and first base and fill up some officially recognized varsity sport in the future,” Quinnipiac spokes- identical finish to the 2009 season. Heidi Kidwell returns after hitting a career of those empty spots.” woman Lynn Bushnell said in a statement. “Consistent with our “It was an unfortunate end,” Gemein- high .328. Rounding out the incoming class will long-standing plans to expand opportunities in women’s athletics, hardt-Cesler said. “This year we had a great But aside from a handful of players, the be Holliday and fellow California native, the university intends to add women’s rugby as a varsity sport begin- opportunity, as far as our RPI was. That put team will be full of youth, which excites second baseman Sara Rice, along with ning in the 2011-2012 academic year.” us in a position where if we were above Gemeinhardt-Cesler because she feels the catcher Evan Folks from Kansas. Attorneys for the volleyball players did not immediately return .500, and we just had a couple of those team’s fresh look could be a positive for this It will be a young team and an inexpe- calls for comment. games go our way, then we would’ve been upcoming season. rienced lineup, but Gemeinhardt-Cesler The American Civil Liberties Union of Connecticut, which as- in regionals.” “I think this team is going to be a group hopes the team will be able to surprise ev- sisted the volleyball players in bringing the lawsuit, said the decision Gemeinhardt-Cesler admitted the end that will have the ability to develop its own eryone in the Big 12 and make a run at the of the season was a disappointment for all, identity,” Gemeinhardt-Cesler said. postseason. see GENDER EQUITY on PAGE 15 Editor A. Capps | [email protected] | 515.294.3148 Thursday, July 22, 2010 | Iowa State Daily | SPORTS | 15

College Football Baseball GENDER EQUITY from PAGE 14

gives force to Title IX. Preseason Iowa Cubs’ “Today’s ruling directs Quinnipiac University to stop playing games with the important principle of equal opportunity for women,” the organization said in a state- poll predicts bullpen uses ment. The cheerleading issue was one of several Under- hill was asked to decide as he considered whether the Cyclones Zambrano school had improperly manipulated it rosters. He also found the school was underreporting the participation opportunities for its male athletes and to finish last DES MOINES — Cubs pitcher Carlos Zam- overstating the opportunities for women. brano will pitch out of the bullpen Thursday for Evidence showed the men’s baseball and lacrosse Triple-A Iowa. teams, for example, would drop players before report- DES MOINES — Iowa State has been picked Zambrano arrived in Des Moines Tues- ing data to the U.S. Department of Education and rein- to finish last in the Big 12 North in the football day, and was supposed to be available to pitch state them after the reports were submitted. Conversely, preseason media poll. Wednesday night. the women’s softball team would add players before the Iowa State will likely return seven starters on Iowa manager Ryne Sandberg said Zam- reporting date, knowing the additional players would offense, including quarterback Austen Arnaud brano worked out Wednesday morning, but an not be on the team in the spring. and running back Alexander Robinson. Iowa Cubs spokeswoman says Zambrano won’t School officials have said any improper manipula- But the Cyclones will be inexperienced on be in uniform until Thursday because of an un- tion of the rosters has stopped. defense. disclosed change in travel plans. Underhill also agreed with the plaintiffs’ argument Nebraska was an unanimous pick to win the Zambrano was suspended without pay for that female runners who participate on school’s in- North division by media members who cover three days and later put on the restricted list fol- door, outdoor and cross country track teams should be the Big 12. lowing a dugout confrontation with Derrek Lee counted just once for Title IX purposes. The men have The Huskers were followed by Missouri, on June 25. just a cross country team. Kansas State, Kansas and Colorado. Zambrano, who is 3-6 with a 5.66 ERA in 22 “Quinnipiac’s practice of requiring women cross- Oklahoma received 16 of 26 first-place votes major league games this season could return to country runners to participate on the indoor and out- in the South. Texas got the other 10 votes for the the Cubs for a six-game road trip that starts Mon- door track teams and its treatment of the indoor and top spot. day. outdoor track teams as, in essence, an adjunct of the The Cyclones finished 7-6 last year and 3-5 He is expected to pitch out of the bullpen for cross-country team, are sufficient to show that some An ISU cheerleader pumps up the in the Big 12. the second time this season when he returns to crowd before the ISU women’s basket- cross-country runners who participate on the indoor —The Associated Press Chicago, Ill.. ball game Feb. 3 against Texas Tech. and outdoor track teams should not be counted under —The Associated Press File photo: Tim Reuter/Iowa State Daily Title IX,” he wrote.

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48 Hour Film Project The Workspace Film contest allows Art exhibit showcases filmmakers to land local works on campus By Kaleb.Warnock Des Moines screening @iowastatedaily.com The Memorial Union Workspace will be ex- hibiting the works of local artists in their summer Filmmakers write, shoot short films in only 48 hours show, I Heart the Workspace, until Aug. 3. There will be more than 40 pieces of artwork By Julia.Ferrell Premiere screenings of each film will begin from 20 artists that cover a broad assortment of @iowastatedaily.com July 28 and carry over to July 29 at Fleur Cinema mediums and styles. The featured artists are the & Cafe. instructors and teachers of the summer art classes The 48 Hour Film Project is held in 76 cities The 49 teams have been divided into four at the Workspace. Two works of art by each of the around the world every year, and Des Moines groups, with films from Groups A and B being participating artists will be displayed in the exhibit filmmakers will get their chance on the silver shown July 28, and Groups C and D on July 29. to display the multitude of mediums. The Work- screen July 23. The best 12 groups will return to the cafe space has been active throughout the summer, The competition is held in numerous cities Aug. 12, where their films will be shown again offering classes that cover almost every handicraft. across the United States, plus sites such as Lon- and individual awards will be given out. Classes cover a broad range of activities: sew- Brad Rosenhamer, ISU alumnus, mixes colors don, Berlin, Athens, Beijing and Sydney. Following the initial film festival, the event ing, woodwork, screen printing, painting and oth- during a class Wednesday at the Workspace. File This will be the tour’s sixth stop in Des includes a catered reception and a concert fea- er crafts. Although many are single classes, some photo: Zhenru Zhang/Iowa State Daily Moines since it was created in 2001. turing The Speed Bumps at the Des Moines So- are cumulative and occur as a weekly series. The Teams in the competition are given one cial Club. Workspace also offers open studio time for mem- clude swing dancing, belly dancing and Argentine weekend to completely write, shoot and edit bers of the community and students. Tango that continue into the school year. their own short film. Premiere Screening The studio includes a darkroom, pottery wheel ■ On the first night, film teams are given a spe- ■ When: 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. July 28 and equipment for glass cutting, jewelry making What: I Heart the Workspace cific character, prop, line of dialogue and genre and 29 and a woodshop. Studio space is available to rent ■ Where: Gallery Room, Memorial Union required to be in their film. ■ Where: Fleur Cinema and Cafe, 4545 for a small fee, provided one cleans up afterwards. ■ When: Until Aug. 3 “Each filmmaker is responsible for putting Fleur Drive, Des Moines Art isn’t the only thing to do at the workspace ■ Cost: Free together a cast and crew and getting equipment this summer. It also offers dancing classes that in- ■ and anything else he/she needs to make a mov- Cost: $10 per show ie in just one weekend. Any team, regardless of skill level, is eligible to participate in this compe- Best of the Des Moines 48 Hour Film tition,” said Sam Tuomi, producer for this year’s Project Des Moines competition. ■ When: 7 p.m. Aug. 12 “The 48 Hour Film Project is unlike any other ■ Where: Fleur Cinema & Cafe, 4545 competition.” Fleur Drive, Des Moines “It gives filmmakers the chance to showcase ■ their talent in an original and creative form.” Cost: $17.50 per show In 2005, Des Moines managed to become ■ Tickets available at Fleur Cinema & 292-2321 a prominent city in the competition, when the Cafe, 515-287-4545 Dine-In • Carry-Out • Delivery local group, “Team Last to Enter,” won the international competition with their film, “Mimes of BUY ANY 14” OR LARGER PIZZA, GET ONE the Prairie.” MONDAYS OF EQUAL SIZE This year, film teams will meet Friday night FREE! at the Des Moines Arts Center to receive their 48 Hour Film Project: Interested in making a film? requirements. Check out the rules at BUY ANY PIZZA, GET SMOTHARELLA STICKS The film teams also must drop off the fin- TUESDAYIAL www.48hourfilm.com OF EQUAL SIZE ished products at Fleur Cinema and Cafe by 8 C FREE! p.m. Sunday. WEDNESDAYGET TWO 12” 1-TOPPING PIZZAS & 12” SMOTHARELLA STICKS

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Storm Ames Music Studio Octagon roof Potential rockstars suffers damage learn by doing the community gallery, which at School of Rock By Sarah.Binder opened in June in the storefront @iowastatedaily.com next to the Octagon — formerly Twenty rockstars in training, from children to adults, will give a Wheatsﬁeld Grocery — was not performance with the Iowa School of Rock. Sunday’s storms damaged affected. The school, coordinated by Ames Music Studios, stresses learn- the roof of the Octagon Cen- Some events, such as a ing by doing: The students have daily rehearsals for two weeks, then ter for the Arts. The downtown children’s theater art camp, a give a full rock concert. During that time, the students also learn building dates to the beginning brown-bag luncheon and some about establishing their band’s identity by naming it, promoting and of the century. meetings, had to be resched- selecting their music. Phyllis Craig, membership uled. There are ﬁve bands, sorted by age and ability. The concert will and volunteer services direc- Craig said they have met feature music by the Beatles, Michael Jackson, Shinedown and Jim- tor for the Octagon, said she with their insurance provider my Eat World. Students also have the opportunity to work on origi- estimated at least a couple of and some contractors, but do nal material while in the school. inches of water had seeped into not yet have an estimate for the main gallery, the kitchen, el- the cost of the damage or the ■ What: Iowa School of Rock Concert evator and one of the children’s amount of time the repairs will ■ When: 7 p.m. July 24 studios. take. She said there is a possibil- ■ Where: Zeke’s “It was quite the disaster,” ity the Iowa Watercolor Society ■ Craig said. exhibit, which is hosted by the Rainwater leaked through the damaged roof of the Octagon. Cost: Tickets can be purchased for $10 at Capanna Cof- Some events had to be canceled due to cleaning and repair, fee and Gelato in Ames or online at Zeke’s However, no artwork was Octagon each August, might be but no artwork was damaged. Cost for repair is still unknown. damaged by the water, and affected. Photo: Logan Gaedke/Iowa State Daily -Daily Staff Classifieds Buy 5 days, Daily Classifieds Work! Get 5 days CHECK FREE!* gfdaf] US OUT! We guarantee it! *ISU students get 5 free days if the item does not sell in 5 days. Excludes Autos and Rentals www.iowastatedaily.com/classifieds Sell it. Move it. Buy it!

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