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WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 2006 WWW.DAILYIOWAN.COM 50¢ Students in the American Indian and Native Studies Program are pushing the UI for more faculty members and Regents graduate teaching assistants, among other items to name search panel

BY SAM EDSILL THE DAILY IOWAN The hunt for UI President David Skorton’s replacement will begin after the state Board of Regents selects search-committee members at their Thursday meeting in Cedar Falls. And, despite campus leaders’ requests, the group will likely be smaller than the 23 mem- bers they asked for, Regent Robert Downer said on Tuesday. “The number originally proposed [by the regents] was 17,” he said. “I think there may possibly be some additions. My preference would have been a bit larger.” Faculty, staff, and student leaders proposed the larger committee in February, with requests to give a faculty member and a regent equal power as co-heads. SEE REGENTS, PAGE 8A

Matt Ryerson/The Daily Iowan Nicole Leitz (center) meets with Christine Nobiss (right) and Oliviah Walker at the Latino Native American Cultural Center on Monday. The three are Iowa City petitioning for increased funding for the American Indian and Native Studies Program. downloaders Native Studies calls for support spark ire of BY MARGARET POE ‘Instead of [the program] progressing, it’s actually cerned students. THE DAILY IOWAN “I couldn’t agree with them declining. There aren’t enough faculty to really support it.’ more,” he said. Many students in the UI Amer- Kutzko, who is also a mathe- industry ican Indian and Native Studies — Marisa Moore, a staff adviser to the UI American matics professor, has led the ini- Program are worried about their Indian Student Association tiative to increase diversity in his BY WESLEY CROPP academic fates. own department, where a quarter THE DAILY IOWAN “We’ve just been getting by, by of the graduate students are of the skin of our teeth, for a while Indian — her relatives belonged the UI population. Though the minority descent. By actively Former UI student Molly Alsager and her now,” said Christine Nobiss, a to the Plains Cree and Saulteaux group is small, the members are recruiting these students, his roommates found themselves at the forefront Canadian graduate student tribes — wrote and distributed a determined to voice their con- department’s minority represen- of a battle between college-age downloaders enrolled in the certificate pro- letter last month to UI diversity cerns. Marisa Moore, a staff advis- tation has skyrocketed. This suc- and recording-industry giants bent on dismiss- gram. officials to raise awareness about er to the UI American Indian Stu- cess could be mimicked to bring in ing the perception that music can be down- Part of the Division of Interdis- American Indian issues. At the UI dent Association and a UI alum American Indian students cam- loaded without punishment. ciplinary Programs, American Student Government’s Student said the lack of instructors is wor- puswide to support the Native “We had a total of 730 songs, Indian and Native Studies has Assembly meeting on Tuesday, UI rying. Studies program, which relies on and we got sued,” she said this two core faculty members and freshman Jennifer Delgado pre- “Instead of [the program] pro- a contingent of interested stu- week shortly after her case approximately 30 students sented the letter and gathered gressing, it’s actually declining,” dents. was settled for $3,700. “I was enrolled, its coordinator said. signatures. A meeting May 8 will she said. “There aren’t enough “I don’t think it’s a good excuse shocked and felt singled out, Despite the UI’s much-touted further address the students’ con- faculty to really support it.” to say it’s difficult,” Kutzko said. because everyone downloads commitment to diversity, students cerns, said Phillip Round, the After receiving the letter writ- “It needs to be done.” music.” say, the program has never flour- coordinator of the program. ten by Nobiss, Philip Kutzko, the Lauren Rabinovitz, the director The fine, and a mandatory ished. According to fall 2005 Regis- director of the Office of Graduate of the Division of Interdiscipli- written agreement never to download or share files again Nobiss, who is ethnically half- trar’s Office statistics, American Ethnic Inclusion, immediately nary Programs, has met with the Alsager Hungarian and half-American Indians make up 0.5 percent of planned a meeting with con- SEE NATIVE STUDIES, PAGE 5A SEE LIMEWIRE, PAGE 8A former UI student UI to be strict on apparel The university announces that Hawkeye items will only be made in factories that practice fair labor BY LEE HERMISTON ologist David Parker’s display and of factories deemed fair to workers by THE DAILY IOWAN lecture Tuesday,titled, “Child Labor, the Worker Rights Consortium — a Human Rights, and Public Health.” nonprofit group that conducts similar In an eighth-floor hallway in the And while the event only coinci- work at campuses across the country. UI Hospitals and Clinics, a series of dentally fell on the same day UI In a statement, Skorton said the photographs adorn the white walls. President David Skorton adopted decision “represents an important step In stark contrast to the colorful the underlying principles of a “des- in our continuing efforts to ensure that books and videos found in the near- ignated-suppliers program,” the no products bearing the university’s by children’s resource center, the name or logos are manufactured under black-and-white pictures depict a message was the same — support- ing fair labor practices is a human- conditions that exploit workers.” darker, more sinister scene. It also comes as a victory for Stu- The subjects in the photos are rights ideal worth fighting for. The UI’s freshly announced pro- dents Against Sweatshops, which children, dirty and malnourished recommended that the UI take on laborers who work in foul, potential- gram is an attempt by the university to ensure that its licensed apparel is the initiative in October. ly dangerous environments for 10 to “We’re satisfied, for now,” said 12 hours a day for next to nothing. produced in factories agreeing to Ed Bornstein/The Daily Iowan group member Ned Bertz. “It’s a pos- Living in underdeveloped coun- practice fair labor laws, officials said. Physician David Parker’s photographs are displayed on the eighth floor of the UIHC on itive step forward for the university.” tries throughout the world, they The decision will consolidate produc- Tuesday. Parker has been studying the effects of labor on adolescent bodies, and he has were the subject of visiting epidemi- tion of UI apparel to a smaller number SEE CHILD LABOR, PAGE 5A traveled to Morocco, Bangladesh, and India to photograph different types of child labor.

HEAT WAVE MUMPS CAMPAIGN MIGHTY WHITE INDEX 72 22 C Dwyane Wade looked up, saw With more than 1,200 cases of The overwhelmingly majority — Arts 7A © © it was the fourth quarter, and mumps reported in the state, local around 94 percent — of the faces of Classifieds 5B Mostly cloudy, Crossword 8B 45 7 C decided it was time to punch officials are expanding their planning. Iowa City police officers are white. 50% chance of Opinions 6A rain/T-storms in. 1B 2A 4A Sports 1B

2A - The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Wednesday, May 3, 2006 NEWS

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BY LAUREN FOLLIS ‘We are telling students when they call Even after the five days of THE DAILY IOWAN quarantine have passed, the to quarantine themselves for five days. clinic doesn’t schedule More than 1,200 cases of appointments. mumps have been reported in The mumps are a contagious disease, “There is no treatment for Iowa, and the Iowa Department and the best thing to do the mumps,” Kelch said. “You of Public Health, along with the have to treat the symptoms UI, are armed with a plan of is to quarantine yourself.’ with at-home treatments.” defense. — Assistant Nurse Manager Mary Beth Kelch However, medical officials The original vaccination can’t deny care if students campaign geared toward 18- to primarily for those who have mumps-like symptoms, such as stride through the doors. 22-year-olds has now been had only one immunization swelling in the jaw area, fever, “When a student shows up extended to reach people ages shot. and head and body aches. with symptoms of the 18 to 25. “We received 500 vaccina- However, calls are not mumps, we are asking them In response to the vaccina- tions from the state and necessarily leading to an to put on a mask and isolate themselves,” said Kelch. “And tion-campaign changes, the administered about 100 appointment with a nurse or they will be able to be seen by Johnson County Public Health vaccinations to UI students doctor. When students call with symptoms of the a doctor.” Department held an immu- last week,” said Sarah mumps, the administration UI students with symp- nization clinic for all 18- to 25- Hansen, the coordinator of Health Iowa. checks their immunization toms related to the mumps year-olds on May 1 and 2, but Student Health officials records. or who have knowingly been projected no students would are still advising students “We are telling students when exposed to the virus are show up. with only one mumps immu- they call to quarantine them- advised to call the nurse line UI Student Health Ser- nization to contact them selves for five days,” said Assis- at 335-9704 for further vices held a similar clinic, about receiving a second tant Nurse Manager Mary Beth direction regarding home with similar doubts, for stu- dose. Kelch. “The mumps are a conta- treatments. dents seeking measles- Many students are making gious disease, and the best thing E-mail DI reporter Lauren Follis at: mumps-rubella vaccinations, calls to Student Health with to do is to quarantine yourself.” [email protected] Lawmakers OK seniors’ tax cut BY MIKE GLOVER ‘With all due respect to local control, we have got to math,” Vilsack said. “We ought ASSOCIATED PRESS to go on record as saying that’s a send a message that we’re serious about education.’ state value.” DES MOINES — The Legis- The standardized graduation lature on Tuesday passed a tax — Iowa Govenor reporting was initially recom- cut for seniors, while the House Tom Vilsack mended last summer when gov- approved an education package education plan along to the approved 89-3, requires that ernors attending the National that sets new standards for Senate, where passage is 80 percent of the state’s Governors Association meeting in high-school curriculum. likely as lawmakers strug- high-school students take a Des Moines complained that the The tax plan, which would gle to end this year’s ses- core curriculum recommend- states all set differing standards cost the state an estimated sion. The education vote was ed by the American College for determining graduation rates. $108 million, would eliminate in response to pressure by Testing program, which is Also included in that pack- the state income tax on Social Vilsack, who said global designed to prepare students age is a requirement that Security in the next eight competition has ended the for college. The measure also local schools can’t begin years. It also raises the luxury of allowing local standardizes reporting of classes before Aug. 25, income-tax exemption for sin- schools to set their own graduation rates. though the House rejected gle filers to $24,000 from standards. The new requirements would that proposal. $9,000 in the next three years. “With all due respect to be implemented for the 2010-11 That provision was among the The measure was over- local control, we have got to school year. hardest fought in the House. It whelmingly approved by the send a message that we’re The tougher curriculum pitted local school officials who Senate and House on Tuesday, serious about education,” the standards trump a tradition of want to set their own calendar sending it to Gov. Tom Vilsack governor said. “Hiding behind letting local schools set educa- against tourism officials who for final approval. the old traditions in an effort tion standards. In the past, the worry that an early start to the “We don’t plan on any cuts to try to avoid the reality of state has set general guidelines school year would dampen travel. in services,” said Linda competing in a tough, compet- but let local schools decide spe- In the next couple days, the Upmeyer, R-Garner. “This is itive world is not doing right cific graduation requirements. House plans to address a propos- a multiyear phase in.” by our children.” “You cannot get by in this al to increase teacher pay by $35 The House passed the The education measure, world with a couple of years of million a year for three years.

METRO MidAmerican to aid to the foundation to aid victims of Way director of finance and opera- funds to cover anything from hous- the April 13 storm — including tions, said the money will be doled ing stipends to insurance tornado victims $5,000 from Wal-Mart and around out to tornado victims on an individ- deductibles. Iowa City power supplier $14,000 in private donations raised ual basis; a case manager for the MidAmerican representative Terry MidAmerican Energy will donate through the efforts of the UI Iowa City Crisis Center will deter- Smith will make the contribution $25,000 to the Johnson County Community Credit Union, with mine how much each individual or official at 9:30 a.m. in a ceremony at United Way today. $2,500 coming directly from the group will receive. Anderson said the company’s 1630 Lower The figure coincidentally matches financial institution. the relief could remedy a variety of Muscatine Road office. the roughly $25,000 already given Terri Anderson, the local United storm-related problems, providing — by Mason Kerns POLICE BLOTTER Grant Alger, 25, Riverside, Iowa, was Daniel Lucas, 24, 902 N. Dodge with public intoxication. public intoxication. charged Monday with driving with a St. Apt. A10, was charged Tuesday Shelli Schmidt, 39, Davenport, Gannon Zaiser, 21, 333 S. revoked license. with driving with a revoked was charged Monday with pro- Governor St. Apt. 1, was charged Brandon Dingle, 20, 2220 F St., was license. hibited acts. Tuesday with assault causing injury, charged with a sex-offender registry Jason Price, 21, 340 Ellis Ave. Lanny WIlliams, 49, Canton, interference with official acts, and violation. Apt. 2, was charged Tuesday Ill., was charged Tuesday with public intoxication.

The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Wednesday, May 3, 2006 - 3A NEWS Council SWING TIME Meetings picking delays traffic Coralville center BY JENNIFER LICKTEIG The November 2008 Iowa THE DAILY IOWAN State Association of Counties gathering will bring 1,100 peo- The Coralville Marriott ple, she said, so the patrons plan Hotel and Conference Center will have to overflow into other has booked 12 conventions so hotels. The association has BY COLIN BURKE far, including the largest-ever held meetings in Des Moines area conference, officials for the past 12 years. THE DAILY IOWAN announced Tuesday. “I think the reaction has Pedestrian safety and traffic For use of the $60 million com- been very positive from the flow spurred concern Tuesday plex, the combined direct spend- state associations we’ve been night, as the Iowa City City ing of all conferences booked working with to bring confer- Council put a city construction thus far will be $3.3 million. ences to Coralville and Iowa project on hold. “It speaks a lot for the con- City,” Helscher said. In a formal meeting, the ference center, the overflow The September Iowa properties we have, and the council voted 7-0 to defer dis- League of Cities Annual con- number of restaurants within ference will be the first big cussion on the construction of a a five- to 10-minute drive,” event, filling up the 60,000 roundabout on Grand Avenue said Jillian Helscher, the square feet of meeting space. between Slater and Rienow director of sales and servicing “We’re excited and very Residence Halls, after citizens for the Iowa City/Coralville impressed with the facility,” said questioned the operation. Convention and Visitors Carrie Johnson, the manager of The council decided to re- Bureau. “All were key factors special projects for the cities’ address the issue on May 23, that planners were specifically association. “The support of the after Melrose Neighborhood looking at, in addition to hav- local community is wonderful, Association President Jean ing adequate meeting space.” and it’s in a really good location, Walker said the city rushed to The center, expected to be when you think of where the do the project and failed to keep finished in August, has semi- population is in the state.” her group informed. nars booked through 2011, Johnson said the Iowa “I’ve been a little concerned Ben Roberts/The Daily Iowan including meetings of the Iowa League of Cities has also that the neighborhood has been UI senior Kaylynn Knudsen swings at College Green Park with friend Greg Gazvoda on Tuesday State Association of Counties, already booked its 2010 meet- a little left out of the loop, liter- the Iowa Dental Association, ing with the Coralville center. ally, on this,” she said. afternoon. Knudsen will graduate this spring with a double major in marketing and pyschology, while the American Legion, and the Tom Grimes, a UI alum and Donald Baxter, a UI employee Gazvoda is pondering returning to the UI and earning a professional degree in the dental school. Iowa League of Cities. the future president of the Iowa and resident of nearby 316 These meetings won’t only Dental Association, said he was Ridgeview Ave., said the area is bring business to the brand-new excited about having his group’s “highly pedestrian” and that venue, Helscher said, they will 2007 annual meeting in the when the local government tries also bring commerce to sur- Iowa City and Coralville area. to do something to help people on rounding hotels and restaurants. “There’s always something foot, it usually does the opposite. Assembly chalks 1 up “Attendees are going to be in new [in the area],” he said. But city civil senior engineer other places throughout the “There’s always something to find Brian Boelk said the proposal, community, rather than just that’s not in the rest of the state.” which has been in the works for BY SUSAN ELGIN pass this for further develop- senator, said many students being at the conference cen- E-mail DI reporter Jennifer Lickteig at: a year, was a safer alternative THE DAILY IOWAN ment for the Office of Student would just “hope it would rain, ter,” Helscher said. [email protected] to the present median setup. Life,” said Undergraduate so you wouldn’t have to slosh Like feisty preschoolers, UI Activities Senate Executive “I feel that it will help slow down buckets of water all over cam- Conventions to be held at the Coralville Marriott Hotel and Student Government senators Mark Anthony Dingbaum, pus,” if ads were only allowed to speeds [of automobiles],” he said. Conference Center: Officials also warned the debated the use of sidewalk before the resolution was tabled remain for a set number of days. 2006: Iowa League of Cities operation could extend into the chalk at the Student Assembly and sent back to the Student Lamon said sidewalk chalk- upcoming school year. meeting Tuesday night. Services Committee for review. ing was used at her undergrad- 2007: Iowa Library Association, American Legion, Iowa Recycling “You may just have to do that,” The Student Services Com- Senators expressed several uate school, Simpson College, Association, Iowa/Illinois Safety Council, Iowa Dental Association Councilor Connie Champion said. mittee, a senator group within concerns about the legislation, and said students there abused 2008: Iowa State Association of Counties, Iowa Realtors Association UISG, submitted legislation to In other news, the council including censorship problems, their chalking privileges. 2009: Iowa State Association of Counties, Iowa/Illinois Safety urge administrators to allow and Vigmostad questioned unanimously approved the “There will be bureaucratic Council student organizations the right whether student organizations 2010: Iowa League of Cities 2006-07 Deer Management to advertise campus events would be asked to reserve the issues that are hard to enforce,” Annual Plan. using the colorful art tools. sidewalk before writing on it. she said, noting the issue was Before the vote, however, The resolution asked that UI Senators also wondered how not worth pursuing. “It’s like Councilor Bob Elliott inquired organizations be allowed this long the advertisements would 8x10 posters, and people stop about the draft’s wording. privilege, because other groups be allowed to remain on the paying attention. It becomes an The plan, proposed by the not affiliated with the UI some- sidewalks. ineffective advertising method.” city’s Deer Task Force, states times use the free and abun- Kim Lamon, a Graduate and E-mail DI reporter Susan Elgin at: that the community “will dant advertising space. Professional Student Assembly [email protected] actively work with the Depart- However, Sarah Vigmostad, ment of Natural Resources to a Graduate and Professional UI Student Government Executives Appointed at the May 2 Student fully understand and support Student Assembly senator, said Assembly its efforts to control the deer she has heard the UI adminis- population, for which the [the tration attempts to punish any • Austin Baeth, City Council Liaison agency] is responsible…” group coloring the sidewalks. • Abigail Volland, City Council Alternate Elliott said he assumed that “I realize this is asking a bit • Annalisa Hoeft, Public-Relations Executive relations between Natural much to allow students to use • Kenneth Layton, Student-Organizations Liaison Resources and the task force this anywhere, but I ask you to could become tense because of bow hunting, an issue he favors, but other local officials have expressed disagreement about. According to financial docu- ments, deer control cost the city $62,104 in fiscal 2006; the city expects the cost to increase by at least $10,000 for the following year. “We live in an imperfect world, and we have a significant need for human beings for whom these $50,000 to $100,000 could be used,” Elliott said. But Mayor Pro Tem Regenia Bailey said, based on pictures she had seen from Cedar Rapids of arrow-stricken deer, rifle use is in the public interest. “I think [bow hunting] is a lit- tle bit more traumatic to citi- zens, specifically,” she said. Councilor Mike O’Donnell agreed with Elliott’s inquiry and said bow hunting should be considered, at least in the name of public safety. “The only natural predator for a deer is a ’54 Buick,” he said. E-mail DI reporter Colin Burke at: [email protected]

4A - The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Wednesday, May 3, 2006 NEWS IC police largely white Iran: If U.S. attacks, On the Iowa City police force, 2.9 percent we will hit Israel

of the officers are black, and 2.9 percent are Latino BY ALI AKBAR DAREINI ASSOCIATED PRESS BY REBECCA MCKANNA TEHRAN, Iran — A Revolu- THE DAILY IOWAN IOWA CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT STATISTICS tionary Guards commander At the Iowa City Police • Total officers — 70 said Tuesday that Israel would Department, framed head- • White officers — 94 percent be Iran’s first retaliatory target shots of officers hang on the • Black officers — 2.9 percent in response to any U.S. attack, concrete walls of the waiting • Latino officers — 2.9 percent a provocative threat that rein- area. • White Iowa City residents — 87 percent of the population forced the Iranian president’s Although each officer is • Black Iowa City residents — 3.7 percent of the population past call for Israel to be “wiped off the map.” shown posed for the camera, • Latino Iowa City residents — 2.9 percent of the population “We have announced grinning, the homogeneity that wherever [in Iran] among the pictures seems to America does make any go further. ‘The ability of the police to understand mischief, the first place we According to statistics provid- the dynamics of the community target will be Israel,” the ed by the police department in Iranian Student News April, out of 70 uniformed offi- is related to the way their makeup Agency quoted Gen. cers, two are black, and two are Vahid Salemi/Associated Press mirrors that same community.’ Mohammad Ebrahim Iranian technicians explain a piece of equipment to a clergyman Latino. Dehghani as saying. That means 2.9 percent of — Ronald Hampton Dehghani, a top commander on Tuesday during an exhibition of Iran’s Atomic Energy badge-wearers are Latino, and executive director of of the elite Revolutionary Organization at the Qom University in the city of Qom, Iran, 80 2.9 percent are black — a the National Black Police Association Guards, also said Israel was miles south of Tehran. Iran has discovered new deposits of number in line with the Latino not prepared to go to war uranium, and the country is continuing its nuclear-enrichment population but 1 percent less Adding even one black offi- effect in whom we chose,” he against Iran. program despite international protests, a top nuclear official said than the black population in cer would be difficult for his said. “We will definitely resist Iowa City, according to latest force because of the depart- And, while the chief said he … U.S. B-52 [bombers],” Tuesday. census estimates. ment’s low officer turnover, was generally pleased with Dehghani was quoted as for a military strike. remarks or where he made saying. Ronald Hampton, the exec- he said. the amount of diversity on the “We were due to organize them. On Tuesday, Israeli elder utive director of the National “We have a lieutenant who’s force, he conceded “yes, we the maneuvers in May, but Israel’s army chief, Lt. statesman Shimon Peres called Black Police Association, said been here for 37 years,” he can always make improve- because of timing conditions Gen. Dan Halutz, said in an on Iran to scrap its nuclear pro- having diversity on a police said. “It’s hard to recruit when ments over the years to and issues related to nuclear interview published April force goes further than pla- very few positions are opening come.” gram and warned: “Remember 25 that the world has the that Israel is exceptionally energy — and upon the rec- cating those concerned with up.” Hargadine said there was no military might to prevent strong and knows how to ommendation of Mr. Larijani political correctness. Hargadine also emphasized set goal for the number of Iran from developing a defend itself.” — it was held 40 days sooner “The ability of the police to the continual difficulty in black officers the force would nuclear weapon. He also President Bush has said a than planned,” he said. Ali understand the dynamics of attracting a diverse applicant like to hire in the next 10 said that if Iran does obtain military option remains on Larijani is Iran’s top nuclear the community is related to years. nuclear capability, it will pool. the table if Iran does not negotiator. the way their makeup mirrors “Our main goal is just to hire constitute a threat to Hampton said the lack of agree to international April 28 marked the that same community,”he minority interest in the the best officers,” he said. Israel’s existence. demands for it to stop deadline set by the U.N. When asked if the world said. police department is symp- However, Hampton said, enriching uranium and open Security Council for Iran to can, militarily, stop Iran’s The former police officer tomatic of a department having more black officers is its nuclear program to freeze its uranium-enrich- nuclear program, Halutz told for more than two decades without diversity. still useful, because black sus- inspections. However, Bush ment program. Council the Maariv newspaper, “Yes, said a force must imple- “It’s a cycle,” he said. “If the pects or witnesses are more said he wants to solve the members are now consider- yes. Regarding whether or not ment a short- and long-term police don’t have minorities likely to talk to someone of dispute through diplomacy. ing the next steps, which the world can, the answer is formal plan to increase on their force, then it’s going their same ethnicity. They Dehghani, who served as a could include punishing yes.” diversity. to be harder for them to would feel more comfortable spokesman during Revolution- sanctions, though Russia Questioned on whether “If you don’t have a plan, you recruit minorities to come talking with someone with ary Guards war games last and China are on record as Israel would be involved in aren’t making yourself there.” that same commonality, month, said the exercises were opposing that option. such a military operation accountable,” Hampton said. However, Hargadine said Hampton said, just like a held ahead of schedule to send The semiofficial student against its top enemy, “You’re blind. You can’t tell if there is a conscious effort on the female officer is useful talking a message to the United States news agency gave no further Halutz said “We are part of anything is working or if force to improve diversity. The to women who have been raped and its allies against any plans details on Dehghani’s the world.” you’re making enough police chief said with all other or battered. changes.” factors being equal, a minority “The community [members] However, Iowa City Police officer would be considered over must see themselves in their Chief Samuel Hargadine a white officer for promotion. police force,” Hampton said. said he has no formal plans “If they were equally quali- E-mail DI reporter Rebecca McKanna at: to increase diversity. fied, race would have an [email protected] The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Wednesday, May 3, 2006 - 5A NEWS Child PREPARING FOR HURRICANES Program labor decried asks for CHILD LABOR CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1A

His and other group members’ UI’s help efforts elicited praise from Skor- ton, who appointed an ad-hoc NATIVE STUDIES smallest in the conference, but committee to evaluate the uni- CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1A he was quick to point out the versity’s policy. The UI leader UI is also among the smallest call the Students Against institutions in the conference. Sweatshops campaign an exam- program’s steering committee. Regardless, these studies ple of “tireless devotion to this While she was not aware of need to be encouraged, he said. important human-rights issue.” any specific proposals to “I think there should be The statement comes just increase instructional staff, more at Iowa, but I think weeks after group members she said, she will address any there should be more every- dumped UI clothing in front of suggestions. Currently, the where,” he said. his Jessup Hall office. committee is in the process of Nobiss and her peers aren’t But while progress is being appointing a new academic asking for a lot, she said — made at the UI, other parts of coordinator — Round’s term “just what we need to func- the world still have a long way ends in June. tion.” They are calling for to go, said Parker, whose UIHC The Committee on Institu- additional faculty, as well as exhibit pulls from research he tional Cooperation — a group teaching assistants, to bolster conducted abroad. presiding over all Big Ten their program. Around 18 percent of chil- institutions — has an Ameri- “We just want them to rec- dren aged 5 to 14 were reported can Indian Studies Consor- ognize we need support, right to be child laborers, as defined tium to address these issues. now,” she said. by UNICEF in its 2006 State of Director Brian Hosmer said E-mail DI reporter Margaret Poe at: the World’s Children report. the UI’s program is among the [email protected] The report spanned the globe but does not include China. Many of those children are caught up in a tangled web of forced labor, trafficking, prostitution, and armed conflict, he said. Many are not provided protective equipment and can find themselves in condi- tions leaving them susceptible to lead poisoning, he added. At many times, however, the chilling photos — such as the picture depicting a woman, Mark M. Hancock, Beaumont Enterprise/Associated Press seven months pregnant, living Alex Robledo melts an evacu-lane symbol onto the shoulder of Highway 87 near Newton, Texas, on and working among piles of fes- Tuesday. The shoulder will be used as a north-bound traffic lane during the next hurricane evacuation. tering garbage — told the story better than Parker. “Those places are really foul,” he said. E-mail DI reporter Lee Hermiston at: [email protected] 6A - The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Wednesday, May 3, 2006

FUEL THE DEBATE What would Congress do if you had your way? Happiness Write in, and let us know. OPINIONS [email protected]

JENNIFER STURM Editor • ERIK OWOMOYELA Opinions Editor • ALEX LANG Managing Editor • DREW KERR Metro Editor CHAD ALDEMAN, JAYNE LADY, LAURA MICHAELS, CLAIRE MILLER, ANDREW SWIFT Editorial writers and work EDITORIALS reflect the majority opinion of the DI Editorial Board and not the opinion of the Publisher, Student Publications Inc., or the University of Iowa. GUEST OPINIONS, COMMENTARIES, CARTOONS, and COLUMNS reflect the opinions of the authors and are not necessarily those of the Editorial Board. The end-of-semester crapathon has had this effect on my brain, and EDITORIAL the sensation approximates a nice, healthy whiff of turpentine. That’s what this routine does to you. Instead of studying, I suggest the common student find a friend with Gas proposals merely hot air whom to take turns hammering nails into each other’s skulls. As gas prices top $2.80 in Iowa, and the national average approaches $3, would require 60 votes in the Senate, and neither is likely to receive the Bleeding is mandatory. angry drivers have prompted federal lawmakers to scramble for ideas to support. More than likely, all sides are merely politicking, with the knowl- The effect is the same — a drool- alleviate Americans’ woes. While a few good ideas have surfaced, most only edge that there is little politicians can actually do for this summer’s gas ing brain, a wasted body. But it’s, serve to demonstrate how we got in this mess to begin with. prices, anyway. um, better in the long run, I sup- The major headline-grabber from Senate Republicans was a planned $100 And herein lies the larger problem: Both parties are seeking to blunt pose. Yeah, right? tax rebate to nearly 100 million Americans — whether they own a car or not. voter anger through November’s elections, while ignoring the larger pic- In the midst of Single Americans with gross incomes over $146,000 and joint taxpayers mak- ture. Unless we want to keep going through this in the summers to come, this mind-drain ing over $219,000 would be ineligible. These exemptions are absurdly high — we need to find a more permanent solution, which will depend on con- last week, I was taxpayers making even half as much are not scraping by because of gas prices. sumers turning to vehicles that use less gas to begin with. in a professor’s In addition, the cost of gas makes $100 worth only two or three fill-ups, anyway. Some good ideas can be found in the Republicans’ proposal, such as tax office. The pro- The plan would also open up the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil incentives for consumers to buy hybrid cars. But the quickest way to cut fessor asked me drilling, an idea Republicans have been pushing for years. As policy, it still back on fuel use would be to toughen fuel-emissions standards, which Pres- what I planned makes no sense: The amount of oil the refuge contains is minuscule, com- ident Bush has called for Congress to grant him the authority to do. This to do post-gradu- pared with American demand, and it would not be available for a number of would cede more power to an administration already not keen on accounta- ation. I told him years regardless. Subsidies for the oil industry to increase refinery output bility, and Bush’s latest effort to tighten standards for SUVs, light trucks, I planned to could make sense, though oil companies’ already record-high profits sug- and minivans was not especially bold. But because lawmakers can’t seem to leave town, but I gest they aren’t hurting for spare change. face down auto companies and raise standards themselves, it’s an idea had no job lined STEVE Democrats have not been much better. Sen. Debbie Stabenow, D-Mich., worth pursuing. up nor any leads. SHERMAN originally pitched a $500 rebate, and congressional Democrats have called Major incentives to promote other energy sources — wind, water, solar, So, then he for a temporary suspension of the national gas tax. But the gas tax serves a and, yes, even nuclear — will encourage the production and consumption of asked what, in an ideal situation, I valuable purpose, raising funds for infrastructure projects while encourag- inevitably necessary technologies for America’s future. Although the cheap- would be doing with my life. ing Americans to conserve more. est sources of energy will remain oil and gas for some time, it is inexcusable But I don’t think in ideals, ever. I Whether any politician, Democrat or Republican, expects their proposals to ignore the future. America does not need stopgap measures but real lead- bullshitted some response (literary to pass is another matter. Either the GOP or the Democratic alternative ership and bold action. Where Congress is concerned, we’d like to see some. agent, I think). He gave some helpful advice for the field. I shuffled in my seat and soon fumbled out of his office. After leaving the office, I spent some time conceptualizing what VOTING TIME would be my “ideal life.” And here is Students who plan on leaving town before the June 6 primary elec- what resulted: tion can still vote for Johnson County attorney and weigh in on the I want to be a poet. Granted, I governor’s or other state races: Early voting will be available from can’t write poetry, and, in all seri- 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the IMU. Polls will also be open Thursday from ousness, the last poem I wrote was 1-7 p.m. in Hillcrest and on May 9 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the some five-line doggerel about Main Library. For a full satellite-voting schedule and other informa- Jermaine Dupri. tion, contact the Johnson County Auditor’s Office, or check online That I want to be a poet is beside at: www.jcauditor.com the matter; what is important is how I would be a poet. In my ideal life, I would churn out awful poems while taking dumps and advertise this fact LETTERS while selling manuscripts to publish- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR may be sent via e-mail to [email protected] ers, thereby becoming notorious in (as text, not as attachment). Each letter must be signed and include an address literary circles as the “shit poet.” and phone number for verification. Letters should not exceed 300 words. The DI People would think these poems are reserves the right to edit for length and clarity. The DI will publish only one letter brilliant, even though I purposefully per author per month. Letters will be chosen for publication by the editors constructed them to be, well, “shitty.” according to space considerations. No advertisements or mass mailings, please. And, unlike most famous poets GUEST OPINIONS that exceed 300 words in length must be arranged with the alive today, I plan to be economically Opinions editor at least three days prior to the desired date of publication. Guest secure. I want to make a healthy liv- opinions are selected in accordance with word length, subject relevance, and ing while on the toilet, because, like space considerations. most humans, I plan on pooping a lot over the next 50-60 years. Poetry Sorry claims simply seems to be the most appro- The article on the “sorry” law (“ ‘Sorry’ law may decrease lawsuits,” COMMENTARY priate activity to accompany defeca- tion. With money taken care of, I can May 1) failed to incorporate the views of the lay public who are most work hard — deathly, painfully hard affected by the epidemic of medical mistakes. Having experienced — on important matters that exist in medical errors, both as a physician and a patient, I can confirm that my life outside of the bathroom. physicians’ refusal to try new approaches to medical errors have con- I personally don’t buy that post- tributed to the escalating tort reform crisis. Iran defiance hippie college-grad philosophy of “let Teaching medical students about the importance of communication the winds take you to your future,” is important. However, the “chasm” between what is taught and what which implies that graduates need is practiced is glaring. Despite the teaching, physicians are less than not worry about careers, because candid about medical errors when they do occur. “that’s not what’s important in life.” Even in today’s litigation-prone system, it is not easy to bring a mal- Don’t work in an office; instead, practice lawsuit. Iowa law requires such a suit be brought within two not the point spend time creating what you love. years of the incident. Even then, there is a convoluted process The important things in life are throughout the state Appeals Claims Board that prevents any but the The United States will begin a long, diffi- — and retaining the option of selling friends and family. It’s a pitiful half- most egregious cases from being brought to trial. cult and possibly unsuccessful campaign advanced weapons to Tehran. By the time truth, the product of a well-meaning heart and a deluded brain. Anshul Dixit this week to persuade the U.N. Security of this summer’s Group of Eight summit in UI graduate student Council to order an end to Iran’s nuclear St. Petersburg, Putin should be obliged Because everything of actual conse- program — even though Iran’s president either to stand with the democratic govern- quence is created with painful and has already said the regime does “not give ments he will host in supporting Security degrading self-sacrifice, and the line Iran’s darker side a damn about such resolutions.” While the Council action or to demonstrate that he of thought outlined above implies is A young Iranian girl comes home and finds a police officer, who diplomacy drags on, Iran’s race for a bomb does not belong in their company. China, that you should spend time pleasur- arrests her for wearing a loosely fitting hajab. The police officer brutal- will continue: The International Atomic too, will show whether it is interested in ing yourself. Work isn’t important, but ly rapes the young girl, who later realizes she is pregnant. Energy Agency reported on April 28 that taking up the role of global “stakeholder” pleasure is: pleasure for friends, for Few Americans know the reality of Iran’s flourishing sex-slave trade. Iran Tehran’s work on enriching uranium was urged on it by the Bush administration. family, and for yourself. “As long as has been recently in the news because of its nuclear program, but the accelerating even as it continued to Russian and Chinese diplomats say their you’re happy.” This cheap sentimen- degrading treatment of women in the same country goes unrecognized. stonewall inspectors’ attempts to learn resistance to sanctions stems from concern tality correctly states that economic Mullahs, male Muslim clerics who specialize in the interpretation of Islamic about still more troubling parts of its pro- that they will lead to more defiance by status is not the most important mat- religious law, hire police officers to find women and arrest them for gram. The Bush administration’s pursuit of Iran, military action by the United States, ter in life, a philosophy anyone will “offenses.” The mullahs control the inner workings of the sex-slave trade. a resolution at the United Nations is or both. The same worries prompt the agree with, but few will practice. Fortunately, new film documentaries are exposing this hidden aspect nonetheless a necessary step — in part growing chorus of calls in Europe and in But I disagree, because important truths and rewards come from of society. The Runaways came out in 2001, and Prostitution Behind because of what it may reveal about the Washington for the Bush administration to unhappiness, from moments of fright the Veil came out in 2005, showing the reality of life in Iran for young international coalition it has tried to build offer the mullahs a “strategic dialogue.” If against Iran. there is to be a diplomatic solution to the when we’re aware that we’re so close women. The Runaways is set in a refuge for young girls who have to some massive reward but are cur- been forced to run away from problems of abuse in their families. A debate on a legally binding resolution Iranian nuclear threat, some such negotia- should set the United States and its Euro- tions will eventually be needed. But the rently stuck in a shit storm. It’s Prostitution Behind the Veil follows two young heroin-addict friends, Thomas Merton’s “dark night of the Minna and Fariba. Surprisingly, the film mentions the practice of tem- pean allies more firmly on a course toward United States has already spent most of adopting specific sanctions against Iran. It the past year supporting negotiations with soul,” those times of awful fear that porary marriages, which allow an Iranian man to marry a girl for a precede understanding what Richard short period of time — sometimes only a couple of hours — and have should also force China and Russia to Iran by Britain, France, Germany, and decide whether they wish to be partners of Russia; their offers were crudely rejected. Wright calls “the core of suffering.” “legal” sex, in accord with Islamic law. the West in addressing such threats to Iran’s leaders evidently have concluded And how do I know about what Iran tries to hide the grime beneath its surface, but it must acknowl- global security. Russian President that they need not respond to offers of car- these dead authors wrote? It is edge this problem and stop interpreting the religious customs to suit Vladimir Putin has skillfully exploited the rots, because the coalition they face is inca- because of nights I spent denying those lifestyles. American women need to become aware of this horri- growing crisis with Iran, cooperating with pable of producing a stick. The United easy rewards, withholding from the ble situation for Iranian women, voice their opinion by writing commen- the West just enough to forestall a States and its allies must now prove that pleasuredome, and studying in a piti- taries about this issue, and appreciate the rights available in America. response to his increasingly belligerent thinking wrong — ideally within the Secu- ful attempt to understand elusive truths. It’s granted me the ability to Natalie Mixia policies in other parts of the world, while rity Council but, if necessary, outside of it. articulate suffering. So, I get to work. UI freshman also reaping the benefit of rising oil prices This editorial appeared in Tuesday’s Washington Post. This is why ideals are dead, as far as I’m concerned, and why I construct stupid conditional futures ON THE SPOT about writing toilet poems. Beliefs have no relation to reality until Have higher gas prices affected your driving habits? they are worked toward at the expense of the self. So, I get off the toilet and get to work. “I don’t have a “ Yes. I’m trying “ No. I have a “ Yes — I don’t And this is what’s most frustrat- car at school — to ride my bike car, but it hasn’t drive anymore.” ing about the arts, the field I plan that’s one good more often. changed to enter in some way: Artists, musi- thing about not ” anything. cians, and writers are too busy having one. ” explaining what their product is ” supposed to communicate, without actually letting the artistic work itself communicate. So get to work, buttholes. Adam Jira Matthew Samson Mike Currie Elizabeth Schoell Steve Sherman’s life is joyless, and he only eats salt- UI senior UI junior UI freshman UI junior ed bread. Contact him at [email protected].

The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Wednesday, May 3, 2006 - 7A CALENDAR-WORTHY Iowa New Play Festival staged reading, OTTO BINGO, 7:30 p.m., Theatre Building Theatre B, $6 for general public, $4 for UI students, seniors, and youth. ARTS&CULTURE UI GRAD CONNECTS IN PODCAST WORLD BY SOHEIL REZAYAZDI Blackhawks, which swallows up THE DAILY IOWAN to 70 hours of his week during “CINECAST” ONLINE hockey season, leaves little time Listeners of “Cinecast,” a film Catch former DI film critic for Kempenaar to tackle podcast co-hosted by UI gradu- Adam Kempenaar’s “Cinecast,” not to mention raise ate Adam Kempenaar, have semiweekly film-criticism two children with wife Sarah in established a nickname for the podcast at Oak Forest, Ill. show: “Cinecrack.” www.cinecastshow.com. “Honestly, since ‘Cinecast’ For Kempenaar’s 20,000 started last year, I probably see listeners per week, the show has it — while also helming “Burn Sam more often than I see my become something of an Hollywood, Burn,” a successful wife,” the 30-year-old said, addiction. In August 2005, these film-criticism talk show on laughing. “ ‘Cinecast’ has hopeless addicts lobbied to up KRUI in 2001. become, literally, like a second the show’s output from one to Among “Cinecast’s” cult fol- job. It’s blown into so much more two programs per week. lowers, Kempenaar said, are than, ‘Hey, we’re going to see one Thrilled with the show’s Scott Ferguson, a co-producer of movie a week and talk about it.’ ” success, Kempenaar and his Brokeback Mountain, and John That’s how Kempenaar first co-host Sam Hallgren were Badham, the director of Satur- described “Cinecast” to his wife as eager to give their listeners an day Night Fever. a fun hobby that would take up extra fix. “Here’s a guy in his 60s, he’s only three hours of his week. Now, Formed in February 2005, made 30 films, and he’s teaching with reading 200-300 listener Kempenaar and Hallgren’s film at Chapman University in e-mails a week, dealing with “Cinecast” has grown into a LA, right now,” Kempenaar said, sponsors, researching films and podcasting phenomenon. A with much enthusiasm. “And he directors, attending new films, production manager for “This listens to ‘Cinecast’ every week. I revisiting classics, and writing American Life,” Hallgren sits mean, how crazy is that?” scripts for the show, Kempenaar alongside Kempenaar one night In an e-mail to Kempenaar, devotes up to 20 hours of his week a week, as the two record two Ferguson, an industry insider, Contributed photo to his pet project. separate shows, discussing praised the two for their ability Adam Kempenaar of Oak Forest and Sam Hallgren of Chicago sit in the United Center on Feb. 16. The two All to keep those 20,000 films both contemporary and “Cinecrack” addicts happy. to balance scholarly film men started a podcast called “Cinecast,”in which they review films. The podcast became so popular that classic for up to two hours. criticism with mainstream “You don’t need to have made Kempenaar, who earned a sensibilities. Gerald Sim, a it was picked up by Apple for the iTunes site, and it has now grown from hundreds to 20,000 subscribers. films to be a good film critic,” he B.A. in communication/film stud- personal friend and former said. “You don’t need to have ies at the UI in 1998 and later a instructor of Kempenaar’s at isn’t there just to show you how article about podcasting in Hallgren and Kempenaar studied film extensively to be a M.A. in journalism, was a high- the UI, similarly admires smart he is,” the UI graduate Wired magazine in February record the shows every Tuesday good film critic. I don’t care what profile member of the local film Kempenaar’s ability to appear student said. “He says a lot of 2005. He realized he could “get night in an empty conference your background is. If you have scene. During his time in Iowa both well-versed yet humble things that I don’t agree with, in on the ground floor” of room at the United Center in an interesting perspective, if you City, he worked as a film critic at behind the microphone. but he doesn’t do it in a way that film-related podcasting if he Chicago, where Kempenaar have something to say, then The Daily Iowan for nearly two “Unlike a lot of critics — ones belittles the listener.” jump-started a show while the works as the web producer for that’s all that really matters.” years — spanning from Almost who make a lot more money Kempenaar first conceived technology was still relatively the Chicago Blackhawks. His E-mail DI reporter Soheil Rezayazdi at: Famous to Spiderman, as he put than he does — [his knowledge] “Cinecast” after reading an obscure, he said. full-time position with the [email protected] Scrambling in LA, Rust never sleeps BY SOHEIL REZAYAZDI recently to write an episode of ‘… I think these [reality run away from home, Clarke’s seated in the audience to marry solely with his comedy, he plans THE DAILY IOWAN “Moral Orel,” a bizarre clayma- reading seems suitable. him and then stormed out of the to continue logging reality TV tion show featured during TV shows] are crap, and “He has a real commitment to theater after she meekly shows despite his strong dis- Few people can be envious of Cartoon Network’s Adult Swim risk-taking on stage,” she said. declined. He played the part dain for such programming. Paul Rust for his day job. As a programming block. I’m responsible for getting “He doesn’t really have a line to with such conviction that he After all, the bills won’t pay logger for reality TV shows in Landing such opportunities them made and having cross. Anything is fair game managed to actually hoodwink themselves. Los Angeles, he spends his days wasn’t easy during Rust’s first for him.” much of the packed crowd. “… I think these [reality TV staring at an endless stream of few months in LA. people see them.’ Among these fair game topics Rust said the majority of his shows] are crap, and I’m respon- unedited reality-TV footage, “When I first came out here, I were Rust’s real-life relation- growth as a writer/actor came sible for getting them made and noting any details that might started doing open mikes and — Paul Rust ship troubles. In one short docu- from his work on the No Shame having people see them,” he interest the show’s story doing sketch UI cinema graduate, writer, mentary piece, for example, he stage. There, he rapidly learned said. “I know talented people editors. Since moving to LA in comedy wher- comedian, reality show bum-rushed the Grinnell Col- how to hone his strengths as a who deserve to be on TV, but, 2004, he has logged for several ever I could, clip logger lege campus to ask a woman performer. As the 25-year-old’s instead, I’m seeing Larry lowbrow programs, including and if you’re why she refused to go on a sec- adage about theater goes, “If Holmes — the boxer — singing “Brat Camp” and “The Real good at it, peo- cult sketch show on Comedy ond date with him one year ear- you compared doing No Shame ‘Let’s Get it On.’ Why is he on Gilligan’s Island.” ple take notice,” Central. There, Rust and Camp- lier. It was no accident that the to the Beatles, you could go from TV? I hang out with all these Needless to say, he did not he said about bell premièred their latest morning marked the exact one- Meet The Beatles to The White cool comedy people at night who move to Los Angeles to watch his solo work revue,“Growing up is Tough,” on year anniversary of their single Album in three months.” deserve it so much more.” “Brat Camp.” April 14. date. In one No Shame piece, Until Rust reaches the point E-mail DI reporter Soheil Rezayazdi at: Outside the mind-eroding and his contri- Rust Aprille Clarke, a No Shame Rust asked a former girlfriend where he can support himself [email protected] world of reality TV, Rust has butions to Fire- comedian performer since 1997, said that had an enviable career as a ball Deluxe, a much of Rust’s work in Iowa comedic performer and writer. A comedy quartet City was grounded in a “dam- 2004 UI cinema graduate and formed by displaced No aged child persona.” Given that veteran of Iowa City’s No Shamers in LA. “Some nights, “Growing up is Tough” centers Shame Theatre, he currently this meant we’d be in the on two teenage brothers who works with fellow No Shame basement of a hotel-lounge area alum Neil Campbell and former performing for two of our Mr. Show writer Scott Auker- friends. That was a little tough.” man to pen The Untitled Onion Rust now performs comedy Movie, a film based on the popu- four nights a week, primarily at lar satirical paper The Onion. the Upright Citizens Brigade The trio also snagged a job Theatre, a spin-off venue of the SOUND OFF CHECK OUT DI FILM CRITIC DAVID FRANK’S SOUND-OFF ABOUT THE LAMENESS OF “THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER” AND HIS PROPOSAL TO REPLACE THE ANTHEM ON AN ANNUAL BASIS WITH THAT YEAR’S “AMERICAN IDOL” HIT. 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‘We got a letter from Mediacom stating that we had a court case coming against us. Regents to name panel Its nerve-racking that everything we have on our computers can be seen.’ — Samantha Terry, UI senior REGENTS names proposed,” Downer said. selection process,” he said. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1A “I don’t know exactly who the In other business during the names are that will be proposed two-day meeting, the regents at this meeting.” will also vote today to approve However, in March, the Faculty Senate President the first phase of a capital- regents selected Regent Teresa Wahlert to lead the search, who, Sheldon Kurtz said he has still improvement plan, including had minimal contact with building an addition to Burge Music deal stings in turn, requested a vice-chair- man or -woman to advise her. regents — a faculty complaint Hall, a boat house for the row- Regents requested recom- since January, when Skorton ing team, and a new fire-detec- mendations for committee announced he was leaving for tion system in Slater Hall. members from campus leaders, Cornell University — but added Also, the regents will vote to and they will select a panel to it would be best to move ahead name the new Kinnick Stadium local downloaders represent a range of constituen- after months of disagreement. press box after former Iowa cies, including faculty, staff, stu- “I do think that everyone is Athletics Director Paul Brech- LIMEWIRE dents, regents, alumni, and UI eager for us to get the search ler. administrators. going, to the extent there have E-mail DI reporter Sam Edsill at: CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1A PENALTIES FOR DOWNLOADING AND “There have been a number of been delays in the committee [email protected] and to erase all current files, SHARING FREE MUSIC was the result of a file-sharing • First-time offenders, even those who trade one file for another, can account she and her room- be sentenced to as many as five years in prison and $250,000 in mates used to get music draw- fines. ing the attention of their Inter- • Civil penalties can run into the thousands of dollars in damages Government faces net service provider, she said. and legal fees. “We got a letter from Media- • Regardless of whether the downloaders expect to profit from file com stating that we had a sharing, they are still liable in civil court for damages and lost profits court case coming against us,” of the copyright holder. said Alsager’s roommate, UI • Copyright holders can sue for up to $150,000 in statutory damages retirement tsunami senior Samantha Terry, who for each of their copyrighted works that people illegally copy or dis- will share in the fine costs. “Its tribute. BY ZACHARY A. “We often call it the retire- federal jobs, slightly less than the nerve-racking that everything Source: Recording Industry Association of America site, www.musicunited.org GOLDFARB AND ment tsunami,” Springer said. percentage who said they were we have on our computers can be seen.” CHRISTOPHER LEE “We’ve got to get ready for it.” interested in private-sector spots. But the new study by the non- Students said their biggest Phyllis Peters, a senior man- association has brought legal recording industry have WASHINGTON POST profit Partnership for Public concern about taking a job in ager of communications for action against 18,200 individ- dropped 30 percent in the last ual piraters on behalf of their few years, hurting the ability of WASHINGTON — Civil- Service, released Tuesday,shows government was too much Mediacom, declined to com- individual member companies; the industry to maintain its service leaders have announced that federal officials have often bureaucracy. ment Tuesday on the compa- another 200 downloaders have presence, she said. a media campaign to lure tal- failed to reach out to a group of The personnel office’s ads and ny’s involvement in the case. ented applicants to the federal people who might be expected to the report come as the difficulty of Though downloading music been accused of illegally But individuals — and col- work force at the same time fill the jobs of departing civil ser- maintaining a skilled federal work in UI buildings is banned, procuring their tunes this lege students in particular — that a new study says the gov- vants: university students. force is building. The problem is Alsager and Terry’s plight is month. are not the only guilty party ernment needs to do a more The partnership, whose mis- especially critical at the upper- becoming more common Peer to peer networks are for the association. Peer to peer effective job of recruiting college sion is to entice talented people most levels of career bureaucrats, among college students, as the searched similar to the way file-sharing programs, such as students for federal jobs. to consider federal careers, with 90 percent of Senior Execu- recording industry increases other users search the net- LimeWire and Kazaa, are Linda Springer, the director found that university students tive Service members eligible to its efforts to punish piraters. work, but making money is not being targeted as well, she of the Office of Personnel Man- — as measured by the respons- retire in the next decade. “Because all this informa- the goal, Engebretsen main- said. agement, said the agency will es of juniors, seniors and engi- Max Stier, president of the tion is publicly available to tained. Pirating en masse or control- begin airing four 30-second tele- neering graduate students at partnership, said the next gen- anyone on the network, it’s rel- “Our goal is to protect our ling large-scale pirating net- vision ads featuring federal six universities — say they lack eration of federal workers will atively easy to look for and find ability to invest in the next works could result in criminal employees touting the work the knowledge of federal jobs think differently about their users who are offering to share generation of artists, as well as penalties and fines reaching they do and encouraging view- and internships necessary to career paths than the genera- copyrighted music files,” said to give legal downloading pro- $250,000. ers to explore job opportunities map out career decisions. tion that is about to retire. Jenni Engebretsen, the com- grams a chance to take off,” she A UI student who estab- at www.usajobs.gov. The ads Specifically, 54 percent of stu- “The generation that’s leav- munication director for the said, adding settlement money lished such a network for dorm come as the federal government dents said they did not feel ing” believed in a system in Recording Industry Associa- is funneled back into enforce- use in 2003 was shut down. faces an unprecedented wave of knowledgeable about federal which “they came into govern- tion of America. ment operations. E-mail DI reporter Wesley Cropp at: retirements among the baby- opportunities, compared with 13 ment for lifetime employment,” Since September 2003, the Overall shipments for [email protected] boom generation, with about 60 percent who said they were very Stier said. “The model no longer percent of the government’s 1.8 or extremely knowledgeable. works today. This is a problem million workers eligible to retire Forty-two percent of students the government has never had over the next 10 years. said they were very interested in to address before.”

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MLB Duke rules Chicago CHICAGO (AP) — Zach Duke Too much Heat – Bulls melt down baffled the Cubs again, allowing five hits and pitching his first major-league shutout and com- plete game Tuesday, in the Chicago couldn’t stop Miami Pittsburgh Pirates’ 8-0 win over Chicago. on Tuesday night and lost, Jeromy Burnitz homered against his former team, and 92-78, giving the Heat a 3-2 Freddy Sanchez had three hits and three RBIs after being lead in their first-round moved to the third spot in the batting order, and the Pirates playoff series earned a split in the two-game series at Wrigley Field. Duke (2-2) is now 4-0 in his BY TIM REYNOLDS career against the Cubs, includ- ASSOCIATED PRESS ing 2-0 this season. He also was 2-0 against Chicago a year ago MIAMI — Dwyane Wade’s hip was smarting from a as a rookie, beating Greg frightening first-half tumble, and the Heat were trailing Maddux twice at Wrigley Field. In by five in the season’s biggest game. 32 career innings against the Then he returned to save the day — and perhaps the Cubs, he’s given up just two season — for Miami. earned runs. Wade scored 28 points, 15 after returning from Miami’s The 23-year-old left-hander training room, and the Heat beat the Chicago Bulls, 92- walked one and struck out two, 78, Tuesday to take a 3-2 lead in the Eastern Conference and he was backed by a pair of first-round series. double plays. Antoine Walker scored 17 points, and Shaquille O’Neal, Burnitz batted .258 with 24 playing one day after he became a father for the sixth homers and 87 RBIs last season time, added 16 points and 10 rebounds for the Heat, who — his only one with the Cubs — can close the series out in Chicago when Game 6 is played but the team decided not to pick Thursday night. up his $7 million option and Otherwise, it’s back to Miami for a winner-take-all instead signed Jacque Jones to Game 7 on Saturday. play right field. Andres Nocioni had 23 points and 10 rebounds for the Burnitz gave the Pirates a 4-0 Bulls, who managed to shoot only 35 percent. Michael lead when he hit a two-run Sweetney had 16 points, and Ben Gordon added 10 for homer in the third off Chicago Chicago — on 3-for-16 shooting, only slightly worse than rookie Angel Guzman (0-1), who backcourt mate Kirk Hinrich’s 3-for-13 effort. struggled with his control in his Sweetney hit a pair of free throws with 4:47 left to draw second major-league start. 2 Chicago within 77-73 — but Miami sealed it with a 15-0 Guzman went 5 ⁄3 innings, allow- run over the next four minutes. Wade hit a 3-pointer with ing six hits and six runs — four 4:02 left, James Posey added another 3-pointer a minute earned. later, and the Bulls had no answers. Wade’s return coincided with the start of a 21-6 Miami run, which gave the Heat a 71-61 lead with 8:12 remain- IOWA HOOPS ing. With the Bulls mired in a 1-for-11 shooting skid, Wade Men’s hoops to — who was carried off 2:35 before halftime and missed have Hokie date the first 6:10 of the third — opened the fourth quarter with a jumper that put Miami ahead for good, then found The men’s basketball 2006 O’Neal for an alley-oop minutes later. He closed the run ACC/Big Ten Challenge will fea- with another jumper. ture a matchup between Iowa Miami, which seethed after being awarded only five and Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, free throws in Game 4 in Chicago, got plenty of tries from Va., on Nov. 29. It will mark the first time the schools have met. the line in the early going of Game 5. The Hawkeyes defeated North Problem was, O’Neal couldn’t convert them — a trend Carolina State, 45-42, in the 2005 that plagued the Heat for much of the night. Miami fin- Challenge meeting at Carver- ished 22-for-41 from the line. J.Pat Carter/Associated Press Hawkeye Arena. Chicago Bull Michael Sweetney knocks the ball away from Miami’s Shaquille O’Neal during the Iowa is 2-3 SEE NBA, PAGE 3B first-round of the NBA basketball playoffs in Miami on Tuesday. overall in the annual tussle. “Taking part in this event is HAWKEYE GOLF exciting and challenging,” Iowa coach Baseball as escape Steve Alford Alford Finish baffles said in a state- Iowa coach ment. “We knew we would be on the road this season, and Virginia Tech will be a tough opponent. Seth Greenberg is a veteran coach men’s golfers who has done a good job in each of his previous stops as a head BY CHARLIE KAUTZ the best team we’ve had in coach. Tech will feature a veteran THE DAILY IOWAN years, and I’m really sur- team that gained valuable experi- prised with how we finished.” ence a year ago, during its first Just a few days after put- Ranked ninth in the confer- year in the Atlantic Coast ting the finishing touches on ence after the regular season, Conference.” an 11th-place finish at the Big the rock-bottom ending puzzles The Hokies finished the 2005- Ten championships, confu- head coach Terry Anderson. 06 season with a 14-16 record; sion, disappointment, and “When you compare the fall they will return all five starters in bewilderment have overtaken with the spring season, it’s like, 2006-07. the minds of the Iowa men’s ‘Wow, what the heck hap- — by Dan Parr golf-team members. pened?’ ” he said. “The thing “I’m still kind of baffled,” that sticks out in my mind is said senior Andy Tiedt, who what happened down the INDIANA HOOPS Beth Skogen/The Daily Iowan was was named a Big Ten stretch, here.” Hawkeye Kevin Hoef dives into second base during Iowa’s game against Northwestern on Sunday. The men’s golf Sportsmanship Indiana to face Duke Hawkeyes will take on Indiana in Bloomington this weekend before finishing up their home season honoree on Tuesday. “We had SEE MEN’S GOLF, PAGE 3B for 2nd-straight year against Purdue the following weekend. BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) — Kelvin Sampson wanted to test BY RYAN LONG ‘I’ve never been through a season like this, himself at one of the nation’s THE DAILY IOWAN where it seems like any time we take a step forward, Women’s golf most prominent college basket- Jack Dahm and his team use ball programs. It won’t take him the baseball diamond as an there’s something off the field or a distraction. long. escape. Where else would we rather be than playing The Indiana Hoosiers will visit Over the past month of the Duke on Nov. 28, the second- season, Iowa has found the the game of baseball today?’ high on future straight year two of the nation’s field to be both a safe haven big-name programs will meet in and a necessity. — Jack Dahm, Iowa baseball coach BY CHARLIE KAUTZ just Wisconsin, Illinois, and the Big Ten/ACC Challenge, the This is because off-the-field THE DAILY IOWAN Minnesota, the team’s finish Hoosiers announced Tuesday. situations have provided is somewhat surprising, con- It marks the first time in Although it appears it took some unexpected mental Hawkeye coach has found Ten standings. Even though sidering the program sent its school history that the Hoosiers a step back on paper, don’t let challenges. himself in unfamiliar territory. this season has come with its best team in recent years to will travel to Durham, N.C. With Casey O’Rourke bat- the season-ending Big Ten the tournament. “I’ve never been through a share of inconsistencies, the “Duke is the premier basket- tling with testicular cancer, championships tell the whole season like this, where it seems Freshman Tyrette Metzen- ball program in the nation,” Ben Geelan’s girlfriend being coach believes his squad has story for this year’s Iowa dorf says the difference is not like any time we take a step Sampson said in a statement. involved in a car accident, remained hungry. women’s golf team. that the team’s play has “For us, this is a great opportuni- Josh Wheatley finding out he forward, there’s something off “These guys are doing every- After taking sixth in the worsened but that the con- ty, and to me, it is an honor to go needs another shoulder sur- the field or a distraction,” he thing we ask them to do,” he event last spring, the ference has drastically to Duke and play. Playing Duke gery, Tom Moreland’s grandfa- said. “Where else would we said. “We’re not executing all Hawkeyes fell two spots on improved from a year ago. will be a great experience for our ther Ray Krzoska passing rather be than playing the the time, but they’re trying. the conference leaderboard “Most of it is that the Big kids and will certainly prepare us away, and Chris Zinn’s resi- game of baseball today?” They’re trying to do what we’re this season, slipping to Ten is a really strong for the wars we are going to have dence being destroyed by the Iowa (18-25, 7-13) finds itself eighth place on Sunday in to play in the Big Ten.” April 13 tornadoes, the sitting tied for last in the Big SEE BASEBALL, PAGE 3B Bloomington, Ind. Ahead of SEE WOMEN’S GOLF, PAGE 3B

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25; AJones, Atlanta, 25; Alou, San Francisco, 24; NATIONAL LEAGUE BPhillips, Cincinnati, 23. By The Associated Press HITS—Hawpe, Colorado, 37; Fielder, Milwaukee, to hoops player All Times CDT 35; Atkins, Colorado, 35; Eckstein, St. Louis, 34; East Division W L Pct GB Berkman, Houston, 34; ASoriano, Washington, 34; New York 17 9 .654 — Sullivan, Colorado, 33. BY LUKE MEREDITH said. “If he’s getting anything DOUBLES—Biggio, Houston, 12; Sullivan, of Hawkdom Atlanta 12 14 .462 5 Philadelphia 12 14 .462 5 Colorado, 10; EEncarnacion, Cincinnati, 10; Tracy, ASSOCIATED PRESS at Iowa State, it’s probably 1 Washington 9 18 .333 8 ⁄2 Arizona, 10; DMiller, Milwaukee, 10; Atkins, Florida 6 18 .250 10 Colorado, 9; Helton, Colorado, 9; LGonzalez, BY DAN PARR Mims: I like Joseph’s. It has a nickel and dime stuff, because Central Division W L Pct GB Arizona, 9. DES MOINES — In the it’s Jiri. Everybody likes him.” Cincinnati 19 8 .704 — TRIPLES—Sullivan, Colorado, 5; SFinley, San THE DAILY IOWAN nice atmosphere and quality 1 Francisco, 5; DRoberts, San Diego, 4; Reyes, wake of Iowa State’s probe into Houston 17 9 .654 1 ⁄2 food. I go there on special occa- Iowa State has retained the St. Louis 17 10 .630 2 New York, 3; Lofton, Los Angeles, 3. allegations that center Jiri Chicago 14 11 .560 4 HOME RUNS—Pujols, St. Louis, 14; CaLee, The Daily Iowan continues its sions. Birthdays, anniversaries, services of Chuck Smrt and the Milwaukee 15 12 .556 4 Milwaukee, 11; Dunn, Cincinnati, 10; Berkman, Hubalek may have violated Compliance Group, a Kansas- 1 Houston, 10; CDelgado, New York, 10; Ensberg, “In the spotlight” feature this those kind of things. Pittsburgh 8 20 .286 11 ⁄2 NCAA rules by accepting ben- West Division W L Pct GB Houston, 9; Hawpe, Colorado, 8; Burrell, week, chatting with Associate DI: Do you have any based NCAA compliance con- Colorado 15 12 .556 — Philadelphia, 8; ASoriano, Washington, 8; AJones, efits from a family, Hubalek’s sulting firm. Smrt, who spent Arizona 14 13 .519 1 Atlanta, 8. Athletics Director Fred Mims. favorite quotes? 1 STOLEN BASES—Reyes, New York, 11; Pierre, San Francisco 13 13 .500 1 ⁄2 former coach at Marshalltown 17 years with the NCAA’s Los Angeles 12 15 .444 3 Chicago, 9; FLopez, Cincinnati, 9; Freel, Mims is a former Hawkeye Mims: The one that stands 1 Cincinnati, 8; HaRamirez, Florida, 7; Wright, New Community College (Iowa) San Diego 11 15 .423 3 ⁄2 baseball and basketball player out to me, and I use this rules-enforcement staff, was on Tuesday’s Games York, 7; Repko, Los Angeles, 6; Barfield, San said Tuesday there was no campus Monday to meet with Cincinnati 3, St. Louis 2 Diego, 6; Furcal, Los Angeles, 6; Vizquel, San and has held his current post for sometimes when I go out to Pittsburgh 8, Chicago Cubs 0 Francisco, 6. “wheeling and dealing” to get Iowa State officials. San Diego 5, San Francisco 3 PITCHING (5 Decisions)—Arroyo, Cincinnati, 5-0, 17 years. He has been involved speak to groups, is the optimus 1.000, 2.06; PMartinez, New York, 5-0, 1.000, Hubalek to play at either Iowa School officials said they Philadelphia 7, Florida 5 with the athletics department creed. Where it says ‘promise Washington 6, N.Y. Mets 2 2.94; Maddux, Chicago, 5-0, 1.000, 1.35; Harang, State or Marshalltown. would not release any other Atlanta 5, Colorado 4 Cincinnati, 4-1, .800, 4.35; Oswalt, Houston, 4-1, for more than three decades. yourself.’ Be just as enthusiastic Houston 8, Milwaukee 5 .800, 2.76; Capuano, Milwaukee, 4-2, .667, 2.36; Iowa State announced an details until the investigation Arizona 10, L.A. Dodgers 8 Marquis, St. Louis, 3-2, .600, 5.04; TGlavine, New Mims’ daughter, Monica Mims, about the success of others as York, 3-2, .600, 2.29. investigation Monday into Today’s Games currently runs track and is complete. Atlanta (Smoltz 1-2) at Philadelphia (Myers 2-1), STRIKEOUTS—Capuano, Milwaukee, 40; you are about your own. If we benefits Hubalek received last “We’re just trying to conduct 6:05 p.m. CZambrano, Chicago, 38; OHernandez, Arizona, cross-country for Iowa. He is Florida (Moehler 0-3) at Washington (Armas 2-2), 35; Arroyo, Cincinnati, 34; Harang, Cincinnati, 33; all do that, the world will be a season from a family that a thorough analysis of the sit- 6:05 p.m. Lidle, Philadelphia, 33; PMartinez, New York, 33. expected to be a candidate for better place. SAVES—Lidge, Houston, 9; Turnbow, Milwaukee, school officials said Hubalek uation, so we can better plan Pittsburgh (Snell 1-2) at N.Y. Mets (Martinez 5-0), the athletics director position 6:10 p.m. 9; DBaez, Los Angeles, 8; Weathers, Cincinnati, 8; DI: Favorite movie you’ve knew for several years. for the next steps, if required,” San Francisco (Schmidt 1-2) at Milwaukee (Bush Gordon, Philadelphia, 8; Dempster, Chicago, 7; left vacant by Bob Bowlsby, who 2-2), 7:05 p.m. BWagner, New York, 7; Isringhausen, St. Louis, 7. seen recently? Hubalek, 23, hails from said Steve Malchow, an Iowa St. Louis (Marquis 3-2) at Houston (Oswalt 4-1), will depart for Stanford in July. Mims: I don’t go to many 7:05 p.m. NBA PLAYOFF GLANCE Prague, Czech Republic. State senior associate Cincinnati (Claussen 2-2) at Colorado (Francis 0- DI: Do you have an iPod? movies … gosh, I’m getting old. According to Denny Aye, athletics director. “We don’t 2), 7:35 p.m. FIRST ROUND, (Best-of-7) What’s on it? Chicago Cubs (Maddux 5-0) at Arizona (Batista 2- Sunday’s Games Oh, the one about the Lord of Hubalek’s coach at Marshall- know if any NCAA violations 1), 8:40 p.m. Chicago 93, Miami 87 Mims: I don’t The Rings. I have not read the San Diego (CYoung 2-2) at L.A. Dodgers (Seo 1- Los Angeles Lakers 99, Phoenix 98, OT town, Hubalek first came to occurred or the severity of 2), 9:10 p.m. Washington 106, Cleveland 96, series tied 2-2 have an iPod. I books, but I enjoyed the movies. the United States to play for them. We’re just trying to find Sacramento 102, San Antonio 84 have four kids, AMERICAN LEAGUE Monday, May 1 Games I thought they were nicely done. Marshalltown and spent three that out.” AMERICAN LEAGUE Dallas 102, Memphis 76, Dallas wins series 4-0 and they all East Division W L Pct GB Detroit 109, Milwaukee 99, Detroit leads series 3-1 DI: Any picks for the Ken- semesters there before trans- Pollard and current Iowa Boston 15 11 .577 — L.A. Clippers 101, Denver 83, L.A. wins series 4-1 have iPods. My tucky Derby on Saturday? ferring to Iowa State, in 2005. State coach Greg McDermott New York 13 11 .542 1 Tuesday’s Games 1 wife and I just Toronto 13 12 .520 1 ⁄2 New Jersey 92, Indiana 86, New Jersey leads Mims: No, I don’t have any Aye, who is now the coach at have declined comment, and Baltimore 14 14 .500 2 series 3-2 look at them 1 picks for that. I think I’d proba- Chabot College in Hayward, Iowa State has declined to Tampa Bay 11 16 .407 4 ⁄2 Miami 92, Chicago 78, Miami leads series 3-2 Central Division W L Pct GB San Antonio 109, Sacramento 98, San Antonoio and wonder if bly jinx the horse if I answered Calif., said that Hubalek was release the names of the Chicago 18 8 .692 — leads series 3-2 1 Phoenix 114, L.A. Lakers 97, L.A. Lakers lead we’re missing Detroit 18 9 .667 ⁄2 Mims that, anyway. on full scholarship at family in question. 1 series 3-2 Cleveland 14 13 .519 4 ⁄2 something. Hubalek averaged 8.6 Minnesota 10 16 .385 8 Today’s Games associate athletics DI: You were a pretty Marshalltown and lived in on- Kansas City 5 19 .208 12 Milwaukee at Detroit, 5 p.m. Right now, campus housing. points and 3.9 rebounds in West Division W L Pct GB Washington at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. director successful athlete back in Texas 15 12 .556 — Thursday’s Games what I enjoy is Aye said he is unaware of 2005-06, his first season with 1 your day. Do you give any Oakland 14 12 .538 ⁄2 New Jersey at Indiana, 6 p.m. Los Angeles 12 15 .444 3 Miami at Chicago, 7 or 8:30 p.m. going through tips to Iowa baseball or any details concerning the the Cyclones. He has two years 1 Phoenix at Los Angeles Lakers, 9:30 p.m., if nec- Seattle 12 16 .429 3 ⁄2 my record cabinet and pulling allegations, but he doesn’t of eligibility remaining. Tuesday’s Games essary basketball players? Cleveland 7, Chicago White Sox 1 Friday, May 5 out old records and putting Mims: Only if they ask. believe Hubalek would know- The investigation comes two Oakland 10, L.A. Angels 3 Cleveland at Washington, 7 p.m. N.Y. Yankees at Boston, ppd., rain Detroit at Milwaukee, 6 or 8 p.m., if necessary them on. My kids look at me Usually it’s about mental ingly commit any NCAA viola- months after a CBS Sport- Detroit 4, Kansas City 1 San Antonio at Sacramento, 9:30 p.m. with amazement sometimes. tions. Aye said that if any sline.com report alleged that Baltimore 9, Toronto 2 Saturday, May 6 aspects, not the technical Texas 7, Tampa Bay 5 Los Angeles Lakers at Phoenix, TBA, if necessary DI: What’s on those aspects of things. We’ve got wrongdoing occurred, it was D1 Scheduling, a company Minnesota 5, Seattle 1 Chicago at Miami, TBA, if necessary most likely the result of well- founded by Los Angeles City Today’s Games Indiana at New Jersey, TBA, if necessary records? some very good coaches who can Toronto (Halladay 3-1) at Boston (Beckett 3-1), Sunday, May 7 intentioned people trying to College coach Mike Miller, 6:05 p.m. Washington at Cleveland, TBA, if necessary Mims: I don’t have any do that. Sometimes a student Milwaukee at Detroit, TBA, if necessary might have been delivering L.A. Angels (Weaver 1-3) at Detroit (Robertson 3- favorite ones. A lot of them may be down and doesn’t know help out a young man from a 2), 6:05 p.m. Sacramento at San Antonio, TBA, if necessary foreign country. those players to Division I N.Y. Yankees (Wright 0-2) at Tampa Bay (Fossum bring back good memories. how to handle stress and 1-1), 6:15 p.m. “I have no idea what’s going schools, including Iowa State, Baltimore (Cabrera 2-2) at Texas (Koronka 3-1), NHL PLAYOFF GLANCE Even things from Madonna, I pressure. We’ll have a chit-chat 7:05 p.m. on. He didn’t get any illegal which paid the company to FIRST ROUND, (Best-of-7) like to listen to that, and about that. Seattle (Meche 1-2) at Chicago White Sox (Garcia Saturday, April 29 stuff at Marshalltown,” Aye arrange games. 4-1), 7:05 p.m. Edmonton 3, Detroit 2 Marvin Gaye. DI: You were an assistant Kansas City (Mays 0-3) at Minnesota (Radke 2-3), New Jersey 4, N.Y. Rangers 2, New Jersey wins 7:10 p.m. series 4-0 DI: Any nicknames? baseball coach at Iowa for Cleveland (Byrd 3-2) at Oakland (Haren 1-2), 9:05 Ottawa 3, Tampa Bay 2, Ottawa wins series 4-1 Mims: In high-school, they p.m. Calgary 3, Anaheim 2 some time. Why didn’t you Sunday, April 30 used to call me Willie Fred. My stick with coaching? Buffalo 3, Philadelphia 0, Buffalo leads series 3-2 NATIONAL LEAGUE LEADERS Colorado 3, Dallas 2, OT, Colorado wins series 4- first name is Willie. Freddy Mims: My master’s degree By The Associated Press 1 Mims was the other one, when I BATTING—Hawpe, Colorado, .374; TWalker, Carolina 2, Montreal 1, Carolina leads series 3-2 work was in higher education. Chicago, .365; Alou, San Francisco, .360; Vizquel, San Jose 2, Nashville 1, San Jose wins series 4-1 played sports. I’ve always had the desire to be San Francisco, .356; Atkins, Colorado, .347; Monday’s Games Fielder, Milwaukee, .343; Berkman, Houston, .340. Edmonton 4, Detroit 3, Edmonton wins series 4-2 DI : Why did you decide to involved with administration RUNS—Dunn, Cincinnati, 27; Pujols, St. Louis, Anaheim 2, Calgary 1, series tied 3-3 27; Atkins, Colorado, 23; NJohnson, Washington, Tuesday’s Games use Fred instead of Willie as and making a difference along 23; HaRamirez, Florida, 22; Lane, Houston, 22; Buffalo 7, Philadelphia 1, Buffalo wins series 4-2 a first name? those lines. I had a choice to be Reyes, New York, 21; CaLee, Milwaukee, 21; Carolina 2, Montreal 1, OT, Carolina wins series 4- BAbreu, Philadelphia, 21. 2 Mims: That’s interesting. My a head coach out east at a RBI—Pujols, St. Louis, 32; Berkman, Houston, 31; Today’s Game Holliday, Colorado, 26; EEncarnacion, Cincinnati, Anaheim at Calgary, 9 p.m. brother, who is a few years university. Bump Elliott, the younger than I, is also named men’s athletics director at the Willie. I’ve always gone by time, caused me to rethink HAWKEYE SPORTS SCHEDULE Fred, and he’s always gone by my choices, and I became Willie. My mother claims the an administrator. Today reason she did that was DI: Do you miss being a • Softball hosts South Dakota State at Pearl Field, 4 p.m., 6:15 p.m. because she had an old coach? Friday boyfriend named Willie, so she Mims: Yes and no. Yes from • Baseball at Indiana, 2 p.m. tried to sneak it in whenever the standpoint [of wondering] Saturday she could to get at my dad. how successful I would’ve been. • Softball at Wisconsin, noon They have a good relationship. You always wonder. I think I’d • Baseball at Indiana, noon, 2:30 p.m. They’re always picking on one have been pretty successful, but Sunday another. who knows? • Softball at Wisconsin, noon DI: Do you have a favorite E-mail DI reporter Dan Parr at: • Baseball at Indiana, noon, place to eat in Iowa City? [email protected] Softball needs to make up ground

BY BRYAN BAMONTE THE DAILY IOWAN It was a topsy-turvy weekend for the Iowa softball team. First, the Hawkeyes shut down an explosive Ohio State offense on April 28 en route to a much-needed win. Then, Iowa waited out the rain and sleepy bats before blasting a two-run walk-off home run in the first game of a Sunday double-header against Penn State. Finally, after more rain, the Nittany Lions returned the favor, with their own wacky version of a walk-off home run. And, after all that, the Hawkeyes are back where they started. “I felt like it was a good week- end for us,” Iowa coach Gayle Blevins said. “Our win over Ohio State was our best team win. We got good offensive pro- duction, and we were able to shut down one of the better hit- ting teams in the conference.” Laura Schmitt/The Daily Iowan Iowa began the weekend a Hawkeye pitcher Brittany Weil fires a pitch during the first game on Sunday against Penn State. The game behind the Buckeyes and Hawks won the game when Stacy May hit a home run in the bottom of the seventh inning. ended it a half game out. The scheduled second contest between the two teams was can- Brandi Sargent drew a walk. It the Nittany Lions in the bottom Dakota State for a double-head- celed because of weather, so the was the kind of hit a team try- of the sixth inning. Because of er tonight, then head to Wiscon- Hawkeyes couldn’t take two. ing to make up ground needs. travel plans, Iowa didn’t get sin this weekend. “We would have liked to play “That was just an example of another chance. The Badgers are next to last that second game, obviously,” a great at bat in a big spot,” “We didn’t quite fare as well in the conference standings, but Blevins said. Blevins said. “With two outs and in the second game, with both they won’t hesitate to make On Sunday, the Hawkeyes the team down by a run, she Penn State and the weather,” things difficult for Iowa. welcomed a pesky Penn State hits a home run — obviously, a Blevins said. “They managed to “Well, we need to be playing team that stalled Iowa’s offense huge at bat for us.” get us back.” our best softball at this time,” for the majority of the first Unfortunately, the momen- It is now up to the few Blevins said. “That’s what we game. With Iowa trailing 3-2 in tum didn’t carry over to the sec- remaining games on the want to be able to do, and that’s the final frame, senior shortstop ond contest. Scoreless through Hawkeyes’ schedule to deter- what we’re working on.” Stacy May blasted a two-out five, Penn State’s Jen Acunto mine their fate in the Big Ten E-mail DI reporter Bryan Bamonte at: home run after pinch hitter pasted her own game winner for race. Iowa will host South [email protected]

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O’Neal got to the line 10 times — matching postseason spot a Heat postseason one-quarter record — in the game’s first 5:10, yet missed eight of those attempts, and that didn’t even include one clank erased by a Chicago lane violation. BASEBALL ‘I don’t want to put a Still, the Heat built a nine-point lead in the CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1B opening quarter, using a 15-4 run to build a 23- point of emphasis on that 14 advantage with 1:38 left. Wade had eight points in that burst, including a two-handed and say, “Hey, we gotta slam off a missed lay-up by Walker — a play asking them to do, and it’s win seven out of 10 Wade set up with a spinning, no-look pass. just taking time for some of The Heat held the lead throughout the the stuff to catch on.” games.” I don’t think entire second quarter, taking a 40-38 edge into The Hawkeyes’ goal of that’s going to do us any intermission — even after shooting only 37 clinching a spot in the con- percent in the first two periods, compared with ference tournament has good right now. We need the Bulls’ 34 percent clip. recently become less of a That lead seemed, at best, tenuous — con- reality — but remains a to just work on getting sidering the Wade situation. possibility. Iowa will play at better every day and stick With about 2:45 left in the half, Wade went Indiana (17-25, 7-13) this airborne near the basket with Sweetney com- weekend, and it still has to that approach, and the ing over to help Hinrich defend the play.Wade two four-game series with rest will take care and Sweetney made contact and the Heat Purdue (23-18, 9-11) and guard tumbled to the court — remaining down Michigan (26-15, 14-6). of itself.’ in obvious pain. Iowa needs to finish in He rolled over, grabbing his left hamstring. the top six of the standings — Jack Dahm, Iowa baseball No foul was called, and Wade was eventually in order to earn a berth. coach helped into the Heat locker room where he The race for the final spot is was diagnosed with a bruised left hip. at present a four-way tie Miami led by five when he left — and was among Penn State (16-27, 9- down by five when he returned. 11), Michigan State (21-21, of 10 games,’ ” he said. “I The Bulls opened the second half with a 17- 9-11), Minnesota (22-20, 9- don’t think that’s going to do 10 run, with Wade still getting treatment and 11), and the Boilermakers. us any good right now. We as O’Neal picked up his fourth foul — on a “Obviously, we need to need to just work on getting play where replays showed Walker, not start winning more games better every day and stick to O’Neal, fouled Sweetney with 7:01 left. to get up,” said pitcher But Wade returned 71 seconds later with Austin Seward. “We can’t that approach, and the rest the Heat down 55-50, and Miami scored the rely on other teams to lose will take care of itself.” next seven points — capped by Wade’s jumper for us. We need to win. with 1:53 left — to reclaim a two-point lead, E-mail DI reporter Ryan Long at: We’re going to have to go doing so as the Bulls went 4:13 without a [email protected] out there and scratch and point. claw for every game.” The lead changed hands three more times Dahm believes he has a late in the period, before Wade’s two free plan that should be able to throws with 16 seconds left tied it at 61 enter- J. Pat Carter/Associated Press ing the fourth — and the Heat then opened Miami’s Alonzo Mourning (right) celebrates as the Heat defeat the Chicago in their trigger success for the rest of the fourth with a 10-0 run. Tuesday playoff game in Miami. the season. “I don’t want to put a point of emphasis on that and say, Low finish baffles men ‘Hey, we gotta win seven out MEN’S GOLF players in search of a new ‘They continue to make the same CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1B leader late in the season. Fin- ishing no higher than seventh mistakes. Our players were shooting at in the final five events, Ander- flags they couldn’t attack, and that kind of This was supposed to be the son says the golfers must learn year — no more ninth-place to play conservatively when stuff snowballs.’ finishes, not another forget- they need to. table season finale to hang “They continue to make the — Terry Anderson, Iowa men’s golf coach over the program like a dark same mistakes,” he said. “Our cloud. But ninth place after players were shooting at flags day one rapidly became 10th they couldn’t attack, and that basically has two full-time 13 he had this season, Ander- after round three, eventually kind of stuff snowballs.” jobs, and it’s an unfortunate son believes downsizing will leading to a final-round that Also the head golf profession- situation that he has as a produce solid results. saw all of zero scores under 80 al at Finkbine, Anderson’s time coach.” “I’m really looking forward for the Hawkeyes. constraints during the season The lack of individual work to having nine guys,” he said. “I’m disappointed that we limit the amount of one-on-one also places more responsibility “It all boils down to sucking it didn’t finish better than we individual work he has with on the players, deBuhr says. up and getting it done.” did,” said fifth-year senior golfers. Frantically moving “I don’t know that it’s a dis- As for the once-dominant Brian deBuhr. “The competition between the pro shop and team advantage, but I know coach freshman Peevler, the coach is was very strong, but we didn’t practices, he is unable to pro- would like to spend more time done tolerating his hot temper play up to our expectations.” vide the time other Division-I with us,” he said. “It puts more and hopes he will mature dur- After a fall in which the coaches can dedicate working pressure on us to manage our- ing the break. team placed in the top-five in solely on one job. selves. As you get older, you get “I’m not going to put up with every event, it only managed Veteran players say that better at it.” his crap, and, hopefully, he’ll one fifth-place finish this while it is not an impossible The men’s team will wel- grow up this summer,” he said. spring. Freshman Cole Peev- situation to deal with, Ander- come only one new player to “I’m not saying that he is ler’s unfathomable descent son’s schedule has a noticeable the roster next fall — a junior- uncoachable, but he really does from the No. 1 spot in the line- effect on the team. college transfer from Indian have to change.” up had a drastic effect on the “It has to put us at some dis- Hills. Hoping to have just nine E-mail DI reporter Charlie Kautz at: team’s success, leaving the advantage,” Tiedt said. “He players to coach instead of the [email protected] Women’s golf looks ahead WOMEN’S GOLF ‘Our play in the Big Ten championships is traveling to compete in CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1B tournaments. Carney says was really very successful … we’ve Mejia’s role as a superb com- moved up each year on the national municator and a great conference,” she said. “Pur- teacher has been essential to due is ranked third in the ranking, and I don’t see any reason that the golfers this year. country, and we are ranked “When players hear new 73rd.” won’t continue to happen.’ ideas, it’s good to hear it from This season’s conference another source,” she said. champion, Purdue played the — Bobbe Carney, Iowa women’s golf coach “We’ve worked together very 72-hole event a total of 27 well.” over par, six strokes ahead of productive fall season, the role, and Metzendorf showed second-place Ohio State and With summer slightly more spring may have been even that her youth was not a sign than two weeks away, both an amazing 44 shots ahead of better for the women. Open- of inexperience. Amy Riepma, Iowa. Even in the midst of a the players and coaches ing with a sixth-place finish one of the few soon-to-be sen- believe the team has the moti- fantastic season, the at the Rio Verde Invitational, iors on the roster, believes Hawkeyes would have had to vation to progress and make the Hawkeyes recorded con- that the abundance of talent big strides before next fall. make up 11 shots per round secutive fourth-place finishes and hard work have led to an “We’ve moved up each year to contend with the Boiler- at the Pinehurst Challenge outstanding team chemistry. on the national ranking, and I makers, a near impossibility and the BYU Dixie Classic. “We worked really hard this don’t see any reason that in college golf. So, while the They went on to capture third spring,” she said. “We have result may look unrewarding, won’t continue to happen,” in the 16-team Illini Spring really strong team chemistry, from the standpoint of finish- Carney said. Classic, where sophomore Jill and I think the personality of ing eighth, coach Bobbe Car- Now, with her first season Marcum and junior Karla our team is that we are going ney says her players had a in the books, Metzendorf Murra were nothing short of to be competing.” terrific season. agrees. brilliant, each finishing in the One of the key changes to “Our play in the Big Ten top 10 individually. “It’s a matter of everyone the program this season was championships was really very A team with no seniors working hard over the sum- successful,” she said. “The proved time and again that the addition of assistant mer and getting better,” she [players] showed that they are the Hawkeyes possess a coach Chad Mejia. Also an said. “We have a strong team, very competitive and are will- tremendous balance, with assistant golf professional at as it is right now. I think ing to learn new things. three different players lead- Finkbine, he has given the there is a really bright future “We added a lot of stronger ing the five spring events. players a second opinion on for Iowa women’s golf.” skills to the players’ repertoires.” Only a sophomore, Marcum’s ways to focus and improve, E-mail DI reporter Charlie Kautz at: Coming off an extremely play led to a silent leadership especially when half the team [email protected]

4B - The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Wednesday, May 3, 2006 SPORTS Meet Kobe, team player Old Maddux is back BY TIM DAHLBERG ASSOCIATED PRESS Forty-year-old Chicago Cub Greg Maddux has been Kobe Bryant is a new father. So, in a way, is Phil Jackson. pitching like the ace who won four-straight Cy Youngs Kobe has a brand-new baby girl, delivered conveniently on BY NANCY ARMOUR an off day by his wife, Vanessa, ASSOCIATED PRESS in Los Angeles. Jackson has a brand new CHICAGO — The Chicago team, delivered late in the sea- Cubs have found themselves a son and growing up quickly in new phenom. the playoffs. Make that an old phenom. Unlike Jackson, Kobe will Three weeks removed from his have to make room in his 40th birthday, Greg Maddux is family for one more person. pitching like the ace of old. He’s 5- That should be easy, because 0 for the first time in his illustri- he’s already learning to make ous career, and his miserly 1.35 room for four other players on ERA is second best in the majors. the Lakers. Better yet, he’s carrying a For a long time, it seemed all Chicago team that is above .500, Bryant would be remembered despite injuries to starters Kerry for this season was scoring 81 Wood and Mark Prior and a points against Toronto, averag- rough start by Carlos Zambrano. ing 35.4 a game for the year, “Without his 5-0, we wouldn’t and hogging the ball every be close to where we are,” Cub game, while his teammates manager Dusty Baker said. stood around watching. “He’s not gloating or reveling That’s all forgotten, now. over what he’s done. He just con- Stunningly, one of the most self-absorbed players in the tinues to do what he’s doing.” game has suddenly turned into The right-hander has been a a team player. It may not last, model of quiet consistency his but Bryant certainly picked a entire career. More crafty than good time to change his stripes. overpowering, he’s more likely Somewhere, somehow, a light Ric Francis/Associated Press to trip hitters up with darting bulb must have gone off in pitches that paint the corners Bryant’s head. How else are Los Angeles Laker Kobe Bryant pumps his fist after hitting the than a 98 mph fastball. He stud- you going to explain the crazi- winning shot against the Phoenix Suns on Sunday in Los Angeles. ies hitters with the intensity of ness in Los Angeles on Sunday? The Lakers won, 99-98, in overtime to take a 3-1 lead in the first- a research scientist and uses At one point late in the round playoff series. that knowledge to pick apart game, Steve Nash and Jack their weaknesses. Nicholson were seen laughing In 20-plus seasons, he’s won together, as if they couldn’t fig- 12 shots the rest of the game. team with a reputed (pub- And, this time, it wasn’t lished reports say he has won 323 games, struck out 3,076, Nam Y. Huh/Associated Press ure it out, either. The Zen because he was pouting about this year’s yet-to-be-announced and has a career ERA of 3.00. Chicago Cub pitcher Greg Maddux celebrates after Cincinnati Red master on the bench didn’t look He won four-straight Cy Young surprised, but, then again, teammates calling him selfish. award) two-time MVP in Steve awards and went 17 years with- Edwin Encarnacion flies out in the sixth inning in Wrigley Field on Jackson never looks surprised. Meet the new Kobe Bryant. Nash. Jackson figured that out out a losing record. April 12 in Chicago. The Cubs won, 4-1. The shot Bryant took to send Team player, humble winner. long ago, and Bryant must “He just has a passion for the the game into overtime and the “It was the most fun shot I’ve have gotten a clue when he game,” said Henry Blanco, who “There are good years, and his body fat by 3.5 points — to one he made to win the game ever hit, just because it’s us, scored 51 points against the was Maddux’s personal catcher there are bad years,” 15.3 percent. as time ran out already have enjoying this as a unit,” Bryant Suns earlier this month in the for two years in Atlanta and Baker said. “There and great “I think Greg had come to the their place in Lakers’ lore. But said, after hitting Sunday’s regular season, and the Lakers now is in his second season with years, and there are good years. conclusion that he needed to do those kinds of shots are game winner. still got beat by 11. the Cubs. There are fair years and poor more than he usually did in the expected from Bryant — he’s Bryant’s followers, of course, So, for the playoffs, there was “He knows hitters as well as years. … He only had 15 [great winter to keep pitching at a made them throughout his will argue that he was always a new strategy. Jackson told anybody else, and I think that’s years] in a row. Maybe it high level,” Kleven told the career, when it mattered most. about team and winning. The the team to concentrate on what makes him so good,” Blanco was time.” Tribune. “So he really committed What wasn’t expected was old Kobe, though, figured the banging the ball inside against said. “He knows what it takes to Maddux is highly competi- to it.” the way he played the rest of best way to do that was to take the Suns and talked with go out there and win a ball game. tive, and mediocrity didn’t sit It showed. In his first four the time. over every game. Bryant about the previously He’s going to give you 100 percent well with him. starts, Maddux gave up three Take away the two huge That wasn’t going to work in foreign concept of looking for every time he’s on the mound.” Though he refuses to give earned runs and only 15 hits. baskets, and Bryant took only this playoff series, against a his teammates first. Last year, though, he wasn’t details, he worked with a He had an ERA of 0.99. very Maddux-like. His 13-15 personal trainer in the off- He wasn’t quite as sharp in record and 4.24 ERA were his season. According to the his last start, allowing two worst since 1987, his first full Chicago Tribune, Maddux did earned runs and eight hits in season in the majors. And he three or four 90-minute six innings on April 28 against looked, well, like a guy easing workouts a week, with noted the Milwaukee Brewers. He got toward middle age. physical therapist Keith in two bases-loaded jams, escap- Though he’s never been a Kleven, that focused on his core, ing one unscathed but allowing workout fiend, like Roger leg strength, and flexibility. a pair of runs in the other. Clemens, Maddux always has Kleven told the Tribune that Maddux did shut Prince been fit. But he was starting to before Maddux left for spring Fielder down, striking him out look a little flabby, and he didn’t training, he had tripled the twice. And he kept Milwaukee seem to have the same unshak- strength in his lower body, dou- in check enough to give the able command. bled it in his upper body, and cut Cubs a 6-2 victory.

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Available ONE bedroom available in three ONE room available immedi- in two bedroom apaartment. around May 20. Call bedroom apartment, close to ately. $330/ month plus utilities. Downtown, free parking, hard- ONE room in three bedroom PARKING (602)290-7084. 24-HOUR CLOSE-IN PARKING downtown near Burge and Cur- Three bedroom house located at wood floors, furnished. apartment. $290/ parking, utili- (319)683-2324 1810 7th Ave. Court I.C. (515)890-9909. ties included. (319)430-6383. rier on Davenport St. H/W paid, VERY nice one bedroom apart- Off-street parking, finished base- parking included. $410 available ment. Fireplace, spacious, very DOWNTOWN location. ment, two bathrooms, C/A, bus FABULOUS duplex. Great loca- ONE spacious bedroom, A/C, after 8/1/6. Call (712)310-1270. clean, $560/ month. Available 429 S.VanBuren, smaller car. route, bar and sauna, large tion. Two blocks from campus water paid, May rent free, $250/ $60/ month. (319)331-3523. month, 626 S.VanBuren. Call June 1. Rent only $450 for June ONE or two rooms for rent in backyard, W/D, and all other ap- and downtown. 403-405 N.Linn (319)351-8098. Aaron (712)830-8778. and July. (319)330-1607. three bedroom apartment. Great pliances. See interior and exte- St. Available May 15. $450 in- PARKING available in a secure location on Dubuque and Jeffer- rior photos at buxhouses.com cludes free utilities, cable, and POOL, two bedroom, two bath, parking garage one block west son. One block to campus and (319)631-3052. wireless Internet, laundry, drive- W/D, garage parking. $800/ APARTMENT APARTMENT APARTMENT downtown. $409. Available May way, porch and furniture. Con- month plus utilities, May’s rent APARTMENT of the U of I Music Building. Can SHARE bedroom in two bed- 15. (847)401-5877. tact Niki (773)383-2516. paid. (319)270-9793. be rented by the month for $60/ room nice condo off Melrose on FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR RENT month. Call 631-1236 for more Hawaii Ct. $275/ month , all utili- QUIET complex. June and July. AD#411. 2 bedroom in Coral- WE HAVE 1, 2, and 3 bedroom details. PRIVATE room on busline with FIVE bedroom, two bathroom $795. Large one bedroom (dou- shared bathroom and kitchen. ties, cable and hi-speed Internet house downtown with four park- Two bedroom, one bathroom ble occupancy okay), close to ville. W/D, facilities, dishwasher, apartments for fall leasing at 507 PARKING space for rent at Free parking, on-site laundry, included. Non-smoking. ing spots available for summer. apartment. 2-years-old. $650/ campus (300 block of Davenport C/A, parking, no pets. Call M-F, N.Linn and 316 & 330 S.Dodge. 804 N.Dubuque. utilities, cable. Less than one (641)430-9014. Next to HandiMart, southeast Iowa City. St.). Utilities paid, A/C, two car 9-5. (319)351-2178. $485- $725/ month. Call (319)621-6750. 218 N.Dubuque. $300/ month (319)325-3133. garage. Available June 1. (319)337-2496. mile from campus. $250/ month. TWO bedrooms available in a AD#412. Room or 2 bedroom plus FREE Internet. Negotiable. (319)338-0870. Call (319)337-8665. four bedroom house near cam- ROOM with full bath, free laun- near downtown, some utilities TWO car garage available nine (630)988-1318. pus. $450/ month plus utilities. dry and parking in new house on paid, possible shared kitchen blocks from campus. $50/ bay. QUIET, close, furnished- $325- (319)351-4733 or 401 Governor. Rent $390. Con- and bathroom. Call M-F, 9-5, EFFICIENCY / (319)351-4733 or $595; with own bathroom- $405. FOUR bedrooms at 220 N.Du- (815)245-0595. tact (708)372-3074. (319)351-2178. (815)245-0595. Utilities paid. buque next to HandiMart. Laun- (319)338-4070 dry and parking available. May SPACIOUS one bedroom. 733 AD#426. Three or four bedroom ONE BEDROOM 1 bedroom, one bathroom, free 400-4070- no message on cell. rent free, June- July rent nego- Michael St., near Law School, near downtown. Two ROOMMATE parking, close-in, busline, A/C, SCOOTER tiable. Call (815)985-9236. UIHC. $485/ month. Mid-May to bathrooms, C/A, dishwasher, SELLING: 2004 Yamaha Zuma. on-site laundry. Leasing for Fall REDUCED summer sublet. early mid-August, negotiable. W/D facilities, some parking, Silver, 1430 miles, $1100. (319)341-9385. Three bedrooms in great five WANTED GREAT two bedroom apartment. Off-street parking. Free cable, deck, no pets. Call M-F, 9-5, Phone (319)321-4125. FARM HOUSE, five bedroom, C/A, laundry in unit, dishwasher, bedroom co-ed house. W/D, Internet. Furnished. 319)351-2178. 338 S. GOVERNOR garage, big TV, garden, $275. balcony, garage all included. dishwasher, fireplace, park. (319)530-1065. $510 plus electric. (319)541-6244. New building, great kitchen, AD#624. One bedroom near Close-in. $300 plus utilities. Good quiet location. AUTO DOMESTIC large rooms. Available mid-May SPACIOUS townhouse in Coral- downtown. W/D facilities, A/C, BUYING USED CARS (319)400-7335. www.ivetteapartments.com HOUSEMATE WANTED: through July. $500/ obo. ville. Three bedroom, two bath, parking, H/W paid. No pets. We will tow. (319)337-7392. ROOM for rent, private bath- To share large house with adult (319)331-9832. plus office. W/D, C/A, D/W, fire- Call M-F, 9-5, (319)688-2747 and son. Private room, laundry, place, deck. One car garage room, across from dental school. [email protected] (319)351-2178. 503 S Van Buren. One bed- parking. North Liberty. $280. plus off-street parking. Near bus- CASH for Cars, Trucks (319)331-9545. room, $500. Off-street parking. (319)626-2194. line. Available 6/1- 7/31. $870 AD#715. Room or one bedroom Berg Auto JUNE and July. $305/ month Free H/W. No pets. August 1. plus utilities. (319)331-6951 Ty. near downtown, some utilities 4165 Alyssa Ct. ROOMS at 424 South Lucas. plus utilities. One bedroom in (319)337-4684. NEAT grad student looking for paid, some parking. No pets. 319-338-6688 Share kitchen, bathroom, laun- same. Own bedroom and bath- two bedroom condo. W/D. SUBLET, fully furnished one Possible shared kitchen or bath- AD#128. Kitchenette or one bed- dry. Parking. Rent $320-$395/ room. W/D in unit. $500/ month (641)521-7764. bedroom at The Lodge for $550. WANTED! Used or wrecked room. Call M-F, 9-5. room on campus, H/W paid, pos- month, all utilities and cable in- includes utilities. (319)621-5393. (847)748-2532. cars, trucks or vans. Quick esti- cluded. On-site manager. Avail- ONE bedroom available in three (319)351-2178. sible shared bath. Call M-F, 9-5. mates and removal. bedroom. Female. Pentacrest SUBLET. GREAT LOCATION. (319)351-2178. able 8/1/06. ONE bedroom in three bedroom AD#800. One or two bedroom in (319)679–2789. apartment. Available May 15 $290/ month plus utilities. 12 www.buxhouses.com townhouse. First Ave., Iowa City. Coralville, C/A, dishwasher, W/D through July. Rent negotiable. minutes walk from campus. AVAILABLE for fall: Efficiencies, (319)354-7262. $275, utilities included. facility. No pets. Call M-F 9-5 Call Christy at (515)890-0610. 401 Gilbert. I pay $430, bargain! $315 to $425, some utilities and (724)316-6799. (319)351-2178. AUTO FOREIGN UNIT 6 at 424 S.Lucas. Shared Two rooms available. parking included, near the law 1978 Toyota SR-5 pick-up. kitchen/ bathroom. Coin laundry ONE to two roommates needed ONE bedroom apartment, walk (563)380-3699. ALWAYS ONLINE and medical school. Call Runs, body rough. $500/ obo. on-site. Rent $325/ month, utili- for five person house. 517 Bow- to downtown, C/A, laundry and www.dailyiowan.com (319)354-2233 for showings. TWO bedroom. Block from (319)430-8015. ties included. Available now ery St. $385/ month plus utili- parking available. $550 plus Sheraton and downtown. AVAILABLE now. Efficiencies through July. (319)354-7262. ties. Free parking, central heat electric. (708)925-8911. AVAILABLE AUGUST 1. 2000 VW GTi, 1.8T, leather, and air. 10 minutes from cam- 321 Linn. $880/ month. 3 blocks from campus. and one bedrooms, downtown 5-speed, sunroof, 6-disc, power pus. Free bus service. Free ONE bedroom available soon! (630)632-8520. and westside locations. No pets. everything, new tires and www.jandjapts.com. W/D. First month rent free. Call $349/ month (negotiable). 625 TWO bedroom apartment. June 504 S.CAPITOL brakes. $10K/ obo. ROOMMATE (319)338-7058. (515)480-6585. S.Clinton- two blocks from down- and July. Water paid. Free park- 2nd floor 2 bedroom- $700 (319)466-9766. town! Katie (319)231-0446. 3rd floor efficiency- $495 SHARE large house. Close to ing. 712 E.Market St. #2. Rent AVAILABLE now. One bedroom WANTED negotiable. Call Kelly, All utilities included. two blocks east of downtown. 2001 Acura TL 3.2. Great condi- campus. Off-street parking, free ONE bedroom in a four bedroom tion. Loaded. Asking $9500. (515)231-5132. Utilities paid, W/D on-site. $600/ laundry. $325/ month plus 1/4 apartment. Parking, utilities, ca- Showings by appointment. (319)621-5060. FEMALE utilities. Call (319)337-7123. month. Call (319)325-4336. ABBEY LANE. $325/ month ble, and May rent paid. TWO bedroom apartment, avail- Call Deb at (319)887-6069. plus utilities. Four bedroom, SHARE nice house with two (563)880-3816. able finals- July 31. $550/ obo. AVAILABLE now. One bed- three bathroom house. On bus other students, own bedroom, Really nice apartment located at room, 332 S.Linn, $800/ month, AUTO SERVICE ONE bedroom in a three bed- 920 E.Burlingotn. Recently re- DOWNTOWN: rent negotiable. No pets. EXPERT low cost solutions to route. (563)370-1927. utilities included. No smoking/ room house on N.Dodge St. for modeled with new appliances. PLAZA TOWERS luxury apart- (319)338-7058. your car problems. Visa and dogs. Available Immediately. June- July sublease. A/C, laun- Available from the end of finals ments available January 2006. Mastercard accepted. NICE, large three bedroom, two (319)330-9393. dry, dishwasher, cable, Internet to July 31. Asking $550/ month. $1,500 to $2,920/ month. Phone AVAILABLE now. One bed- McNiel Auto Repair. bathroom condo for Fall. Call STILL STANDING! and parking. $300/ month. Con- Call David at (319)939-2978. Marc (319)430-3010. room- $485; efficiency- $460. (319)351-7130. (319)329-1979. $256/ month, H/W paid, garage, tact Erica at (201)618-0531. Close to UIHC and law school. EFFICIENCY, one and two bed- laundry, buslines, shower, A/C, TWO bedroom, two bathroom. H/W paid. 736 Michael St. ROOMMATE to share three room apartments. Close to cable, Internet connection, no ONE bedroom in four bedroom Downtown. 332 S.Linn St. $800/ (319)325-7616 ROOM FOR RENT bedroom, two bathroom apart- graduate school. H/W paid. pets, credit check. apartment, W/D, A/C. Available month. (319)541-4118. A beautiful, extra large room, ment. May- July 31. (319)358-7139 CATS welcome; wooden floors; (319)337-4388. May or June 1. $275/ month. hardwood floors, large windows, (319)936-0145. www.jandmhomeweb.com sunny windows; laundry; park- fireplace. No pets, no smoking. Call Geoff (319)360-8545. SUBLET available immediately. ing; immediate possession; $535 References. (319)331-5071. TWO bedroom furnished North SUMMER SUBLET FALL leasing. Brand new and Own bedroom in two bedroom. ONE bedroom in four bedroom utilities included: (319)621-8317. Liberty condo. D/W, W/D. $350 newer. 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 bedroom 421 Bowery. Close to campus, apartment, two blocks from AVAILABLE August 1. Westside utilities paid. (319)665-5261. apartments. Downtown. Next to CLEAN, quiet, one bedroom. bus route. Nice deck. W/D in FALL OPTION 125 River St. Share bathroom downtown, C/A, laundry. May 739 MICHAEL ST. Two bed- U of I. Call (319)354-8331. H/W paid. Laundry. No smok- apartment. $337.50, no deposit and kitchen. Parking, laundry, rent free, $325/ month. Available room, available 6/1/6. Near law www.aptsdowntown.com ing/ pets. Coralville. Available required. (319)621-0716. May 12. (641)425-6015. utilities paid. $315. ROOMMATE school, UIHC. A/C, off-street 1, 2, 4, bedroom and efficien- April. (319)337-9376. (319)337-6301. parking, busline. cies. Close to downtown. Free CLOSE-IN, one bedrooms. (319)358-7335. parking, pool, laundry, some BEAUTIFUL rooming house on Off-street parking. Laundry WANTED utilities paid. Call ASI, Lakeside Manor N.Dodge. Separate kitchen/ bath TWO BEDROOM AD#27. THREE LOCATIONS on-site. H/W paid. Call (319)621-6750.. on each floor. Weekly cleaning NEAR CAMPUS. Two bedroom (319)337-2242. service, parking. Upperclassmen MALE and loft styles available 8/1/6. Open AVAILABLE now. Large four 1, 2, 3, and 4 bedrooms. Avail- and graduate students only. Call for details. DOWNTOWN apartment sub- bedroom house. 727 N.Dodge. able now and/ or including $450 utilities included. KEYSTONEPROPERTY.NET lease. 307 S.Linn. Large one $375/ month. Call Brett August. Iowa City and Coralville. House www.prestigeprop.com (319)338-6288. Tornado Recovery bedroom. Available immediately. (319)331-7487. (319)331-8618. Tri-County Real Estate, $550. (515)571-9684. BEAUTIFUL unique two bed- (319)331-1382. Fund Raiser room apartment. Two 25-foot fig DONATION TO DOWNTOWN APTS. trees in living room. Affordable, 711 BURLINGTON. One bed- IOWA CITY Available for Fall EFFICIENCY / close to campus. (319)560-6346. room, $510. Four bedroom, two DISASTER RELIEF Whiteway (210 S.Clinton St.) 1 bedrooms, $630-760. bath, $1200. Parking included. Hot dogs will be served… CLOSE to campus, nice room in (319)331-8993, (319)331-8803. PETS OKAY. ONE BEDROOM big house. Laundry, parking. Call May 7 • 11:30-1:30pm Vogel (corner of Linn & Iowa) Max, (773)575-2780. AD#209. Efficiency, one, and May 21 • 11:30-1:30pm 1 bedrooms, fully furnished. PETS OKAY. CORALVILLE two bedrooms in Coralville. Accepting donations Quiet area, parking, some with Blackstone (118-1/2 S.Dub.) 1.5 bedroom. June 1. On bus of canned goods deck, water paid. W/D facilities. 1 bedrooms $650/ water route. Pets welcome. $510 in- c/o Lakeside Manor cludes H/W. (319)541-3836. Possible flexible lease. Call M-F, included. PETS OKAY. 9-5pm, (319)351-2178. 2401 Highway 6 East Call Bobby (319)430-8386 APARTMENT LARGE bedroom, many ameni- Iowa City, Iowa 52240 EFFICIENCY and one bedroom ties, garage parking. Rent nego- AD#22. Kitchenette, efficiency, 319-337-3104 apartment, close to campus, tiable. May 13- August 14. and 2 bedroom, near campus, • BECAUSE WE CARE • FOR RENT $500- $525, H/W paid. (630)667-5114. W/D facilities, cats okay, some ONE and two bedrooms. H/W (319)621-6857. utilities paid, possible shared LOOKING for one to two room- paid. Small dogs ok. Eastside bath. Call M-F, 9-5, mates, male or female. Duplex in Iowa City. Flexible leases. FALL LEASING (319)351-2178. Downtown near UI campus. Coralville. $366/ month plus utili- (319)351-4452. ties. Call Ashley or Steph, One bedrooms & efficiencies. (515)408-4729, (515)559-3314. AD#401. 1, 2, or three bedroom ONE bedrooms, efficiencies, -320 E.Burlington-loft, $715 H pd in Coralville. W/D facilities, dish- rooms. Near Hancher/ UIHC. -312 E.Burlington, $569 W pd NICE one bedroom, reduced washer, A/C, H/W paid. Spa- Some with hardwood floors, -523 E.Burlington, $569 H/W pd summer sublet. Attached ga- cious. No pets. Call M-F, large windows. Unique! Parking. -510 S.VanBuren, $567 H/W pd rage, W/D, dishwasher, busline, APARTMENT (319)351-2178. No pets. (319)338-3935. Call (319)351-7676. hardwood floors. $600 plus FOR RENT electric. (319)400-7335. ONE furnished bedroom apart- ment. Available May 10. $500/ THREE / FOUR THREE / FOUR month, utilities/ hi-speed Internet and cable, $85/ month. Call Kate BEDROOM BEDROOM (563)940-4718. 1218 Highland Court SPACIOUS single bedroom apartment available immediately. Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Close to downtown. H/W in- 319-338-3701 cluded. (319)325-2430. SUBLET one bedroom, one bath. 10-minute walk to UIHC. Available May or June. $565 NOW LEASING FOR plus utilities. (319)354-5501. SUBLET two bedroom apart- SUMMER & FALL ment, Coralville, $600 (reduced from $635). Large rooms. ROOMS (319)248-0564. •112 E. Davenport - $335 all utilities paid, available 8/1/06, across from dorms 1 BEDROOMS APARTMENT •400 N. Clinton - $675, across from dorms •218 S. Lucas - $560, heat & water paid, parking included! FOR RENT •Blackhawk Apts - 319 E. Court, $720. One bedroom w/dens •926 N. Dodge - $500 all utilities paid 2 BEDROOMS •740 Sunset - Westside. $800, available August 1 •1116 Oakcrest - $550, close to Medical & Dental and Law Buildings •708 & 718 Oakcrest - $595, heat & water paid, close to Medical & Law Buildings •619 Orchard Court - $595, quiet 4 plex •Blackhawk Apts - 319 E. Court, $920 •740 Sunset - Westside. $800 3 BEDROOMS •1001 Kirkwood - 1 bath, hardwood floors and includes garage - $750, heat & water paid, available now & August •926 N. Dodge St. - 1 bath - $750, available now! •613 S. Dubuque St. - $1175-$1200, close to downtown, elevator and parking! 4 BEDROOMS •613 S. Dubuque - 2 bath - $1350 + utilities HOUSES •511 Lucas - $1200, 4 bedroom, 2 bath, hardwood floors •921 Burlington - $1450, 4 bedroom, 2 bath, hardwood floors •1320 Muscatine - $1150, 4 bedroom, 2 bath •817 E. Davenport - 3 bedroom, 1 bath, available 8/2/06 - $775

Call now to set up your personal showing! 24 hour emergency maintenance Lincoln Real Estate “The Property Management People” The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Wednesday, May 3, 2006 - 7B EFFICIENCY / TWO BEDROOM TWO BEDROOM THREE / FOUR DUPLEX GUEST HOUSING HOUSE HOUSE HOUSE • • • • • • • • • • • • TWO bedroom, one block from VISITING FACULTY UIHC/ dental school. $590/ & PROFESSIONALS ONE BEDROOM month. Tenant pays utilities. BEDROOM FOR RENT Enjoy furnished studio apts. FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR RENT 1 large bedroom, living room, Two LARGE, newer 3-4 bedroom CLOSE to UIHC/ Law school. LOVELY, spacious three bed- CLOSE-IN houses for fall 2006. LARGE seven bedroom house, Off-street parking included. No in historic landmark building. kitchen and bath, high ceilings, townhouse on busline. Very One bedroom plus office. Hard- room, two bathroom, split foyer, uofihouserentals.com two bathrooms, parking, W/D, pets. Available now. Downtown Iowa City wood floors, newly painted, very bedroom quiet, warm in-doors parking. wood floors, fireplace, W/D, C/A, porch and back deck. Fully microwave. 115 S.Governor. (319)321-2239. Next to UI Campus close-in, free parking, busline. luxury units W/D hook-ups. Low utilities. lots of character. $495 plus utili- equipped. 2000 sq.ft. 2110 J St. FOUR large bedrooms, off-street Rent $2250/ month plus utilities. Well suited for couples. Leasing Must see. (319)337-5445. ties. 920 Hudson Ave. Available I.C. $1195/ month. parking, large yard, no pets. Available August 1, 2006. TWO bedroom S.Johnson. Dish- Now leasing for Available August 1. $1200/ for fall. (319)341-9385. Close to UIHC, Hwy washer, microwave, parking, 8/1/6. No smoking, no pets. Available June 1- August 1 www.buxhouses.com MOVE-IN immediately to this Fall semester. month. (319)351-9126. 218 & Kinnick. $725. H/W paid. No smoking or (319)665-2793, leave message. (319)354-6880, (319)621-6528. (319)354-7262. FALL leasing. One bedroom and three bedroom, two bathroom pets. Available August. After GREAT LOCATIONS efficiencies. H/W, parking in- Apply on-line. apartment with fall option. $775 LARGE one bedroom. Quiet, no BOSTICK GUEST HOUSE AVAILABLE August 1. Three THREE bedroom, 911 S.VanBu- 6:30 call (319)354-2221. AVAILABLE AUGUST cluded. No smoking or pets. Two 115 N.Gibert St. bedroom, 1-1/2 bathroom, 2 car ren, $1000. Cats okay! Hard- www.mikevandyke.com includes water, off-street park- smoking, no pets. W/D, yard. Downtown, near U of I blocks campus. (319)338-5300. garage, fenced yard, pet? Four wood floors, good parking, W/D. TWO bedroom, Coralville, avail- ing, 24-hour maintenance, $495 plus utilities. After 7pm, 410 E.Market, 4 bdrm- $1499 No applications fee. 15-minute walk to hospital. Call (319)354-2221. (319)354-2453 occupants maximum. $1475/ (319)321-3822, (319)330-2100.. FOR AUGUST 1st. Clean, quiet, able now. 970 sq.ft. $595/ 335 S.Johnson, 5-8 bedrooms Fall or immediate month, water paid. Balcony, C/A, (319)337-4323. www.BostickHouse.com month. (319)248-0554. close-in, 433 S.VanBuren. $550, LARGE two bedroom. Garage, Starting $1999. THREE bedroom, two bath, availability. free parking, laundry on-site, on H/W paid, parking, laundry. No THREE bedroom apartment. basement, C/A, yard. $610 plus BRICK HOUSE Call (319)354-8331 three finished levels, allows four busline. (319)339-7925. people. Free off-street parking, pets. (319)331-3523, Call 248-0534 New paint, vinyl, and appliances. utilities. (319)358-8625. HOUSE Three bedroom, three bath- GREAT three bedroom, two bath garage, A/C, dishwasher, W/D, (319)351-8098, (630)660-2671. or 631-2659 TWO bedroom, east Iowa City. On busline. 961 Miller Ave. room. Wood floors. Laundry, fire- house for rent in Coralville near NICE THREE BEDROOM. place. C/A. Near park and on disposal. Close-in, free busline. FOREST RIDGE ESTATES on • • • • • • • • • • • • www.McClellanProperties.com Available immediately. $745/ FOR RENT busline, park, and school. Wood 821 N.Dodge. W/D. Parking. buslines. Off-street parking. Leasing for fall. (563)570-0764. Benton St.- One bedroom, one (319)354-0104. month, H/W paid. (319)337-2685 floors, updated kitchen, office, Quiet. Available August 1. $975/ Near downtown. Pet deposit. On bathroom, dishwasher, central 2 large bedrooms, close-in, free or (319)430-2093. huge deck with fenced in yard. THREE bedroom, two bathroom, TWO bedroom, three blocks month. W/S paid. Muscatine Ave. Available now. air, on-site laundry, one free parking, busline, A/C, dish- Pets negotiable. $1100/ month. W/D, $875. (319)354-2734. from downtown, behind THREE bedroom sublet avail- (319)430-8542. $1200/ month plus utilities. parking spot. $540- $560. washer. Leasing for Fall. (319)541-2043. Lou Henri Restaurant. C/A. able immediately. $775 includes (319)338-3071. THREE bedroom. Pets. Large SouthGate, (319)339-9320 (319)341-9385. SMALL two bedroom, 805 2nd $525- $650 plus utilities. Three water. Two full baths, parking. LARGE 2-story, three bedroom. fenced in yard. $750. www.s-gate.com Ave., Iowa City. $575, no pets/ 2 large bedrooms, high ceilings, bedroom summer sublease also 24-hour maintenance. Laundry CLOSE-IN, newer, very spa- 1708 E.College. Two car garage, (319)354-2734. smoking, available 8/1/6. cious, energy efficient. 4-5 bed- FURNISHED quiet, modern, and wood floors, new furnace, D/W, available. (319)330-2503. on-site. Call (319)337-4323. gas fireplace, hardwood floors, (319)683-3042. room, parking, bus, fireplace, TWO- five bedroom houses for clean. Coralville. Energy effi- A/C, W/D, newly painted, C/A, W/D, dishwasher. Available TWO bedroom, two bathroom, THREE bedroom townhouses W/D, C/A, microwave, appli- rent, close to campus, $825- cient, on-site laundry, off-street close-in, busline, free parking. three bedroom, two 8/1/06. $1200/ month plus utili- two balconies. Close to down- with vaulted ceiling, two car ga- SPACIOUS ances. No pets. Reasonable $1695. Available August 1. parking, pool. convenient to law/ Allows three people. Leasing for bathroom. Fully equipped. Back ties. (319)354-7262. town, overlooking swimming rage, fireplace, deck. Free or re- priced. Renting 8/1/06. (319)621-6857. UIHC/ Hy-Vee. Summer rental fall. (319)341-9385. deck. $1045. 1220 3rd Ave. I.C. www.buxhouses.com pool. Free garage parking. Laun- duced rent. Available now and (319)683-2324. with one year additional option. Available August 1. ALWAYS ONLINE 725-1/2 BOWERY, $660, H/W dry, elevator, all appliances. fall. (319)354-1555. LOOKING for price? Location? (319)363-0000, www.dailyiowan.com paid, free parking. Central A/C and heating. Call (319)621-6528, (319)354-6880 CLOSE-IN, NEWER, VERY Quality? Very spacious 4-5 bed- (319)364-6076, evenings and THREE bedroom, two bath, NICE, PARKING. room, energy efficient, appli- (319)321-3822, (319)330-2100. ASI (319)621-6750. SPACIOUS, quiet, two bedroom weekends. three finished levels, allows four 942-950 E.JEFFERSON St. ances, no pets. Make a reason- duplex. $675 plus utilities. 740 WESTWINDS. Spacious TWO bedroom, walk to campus, people. Free off-street parking, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 bedroom 3 & 4 bedroom houses. No able offer. (319)621-6213. CONDO GREAT LOCATIONS August 1. 1116 E. Jefferson. two bedroom condo. C/A, W/D in August 1, parking. No pets. garage, A/C, dishwasher, W/D, houses. All downtown. Pets, smoking or pets. August. Cindy, AVAILABLE AUGUST (319)330-2744. LOVELY three bedroom in his- unit, balcony, parking. Quiet, $670, H/W paid. (319)936-2753. disposal. Close-in, free busline. parking. August 1. (319)354-3208, (319)331-0835. One bedrooms and efficiencies. toric northside neighborhood. FOR SALE convenient to UIHC and Law Leasing for fall. (563)570-0764. (319)354-2734. www.cmirentalsic.com TWO bedroom, two bath condo Downtown, near U of I. TWO bedroom- 521 Kirkwood, THREE bedroom in Coralville. Parking available. Lots of space, School. Busline, no pets or Fireplace, 1-1/2 bathrooms, (1100 sq.ft.) with pond view in 121 E.Davenport, $825 + util.. walk to downtown. Two baths/ THREE bedroom. 411 3rd Ave. 2 bedrooms, wood floors, large CLOSE-IN. 630 Bloomington. large yard. $1150. smoking. Owner managed and W/D, hook-ups in garage. secure building. 10 minute walk 332 E.Washington, $718 H/W & water paid/ laundry/ no pets. Coralville. W/D hook-ups, park- living room and dining room. Four bedroom, two bathrooms. www.prestigeprop.com maintained. August 1. $650. (319)338-4774. to UIHC/ Law School. W/D in cable paid. $680. RCPM (319)887-2187. Pets. $700. (319)354-2734. Fully equipped. Front porch. (319)331-7487. (800)493-9948 Access code 44. ing. $675 plus utilities. Available unit, vaulted ceiling with skylight, 108 S.Linn, $610 water paid. Hardwood floors. Available August 1. (319)331-8986. THREE bedroom, 1929 Mus- eat-in kitchen, garage. Available 407 N.Dubuque, $594 cable AD#4. Two bedroom apartment, TWO bedroom- 612 S.Dodge, 2050 Tanglewood St. Four bed- August 1. $1325. MEDICAL/ dental students, this catine Ave. W/D, C/A, parking, April. (319)339-4484. paid. near downtown, A/C. close to downtown. H/W paid/ THREE bedroom. Close to UIHC room, two bath, completely re- (319)354-6880, (319)621-6528. four bedroom, two bath home laundry/ no pets. $610. RCPM $820/ month. (563)940-8012. modeled three years ago. C/A, across from dental college. 340 E.Burlington, lofts, $845 wa- KEYSTONEPROPERTY.NET and busline. New carpet and TWO bedroom, two bathroom, (319)887-2187. COUNTRY LIVING. Four miles Available now. Mod Pod Inc., ter paid. (319)338-6288. updates. Lots of space. TWO bedroom duplex. Available W/D. Four off-street parking one car garage. Beautiful lake north of Iowa City. Three bed- (319)351-0102. 509 S.Linn, $575 water and ca- Off-street parking. Available now. Close-in, pets negotiable. places. Wooded back yard. No view. Quiet. Five minute walk to AVAILABLE immediately, heat TWO bedroom condos for now room, three bathroom, full base- ble paid. August 1. $925/ month. Call Lori (319)338-7047. smoking. No pets. $1250 plus NEWLY up-dated through out. UIHC. Excellent academic ad- included. Pets considered. $500/ and fall. Free or reduced rent. ment, hardwood floors, C/A, ap- Call (319)354-8331 (319)400-1086 or utilities. August 1-July 31. Call Four bedroom house. Walking vantage due to location. month. After 4:00pm. (319)354-1555. pliances. Two car garage. (319)378-9622. TWO bedroom, 1222 E.Burling- Kirk Walters (319)626-2132. distance to downtown and cam- (319)321-4280. ALWAYS ONLINE (319)338-1955. $1100/ obo. (319)354-1009. TWO bedrooms, one or two ton St. Garage opener, full base- pus. $1400/ month. August 1 www.dailyiowan.com UNIT 6. Four bedroom apart- ment, new hardwood floors, 3 and 4 bedroom house. [email protected] AVAILABLE ANYTIME. bathrooms in Coralville. On bus- S.Johnson, E.Burlington. Hard- lease. (319)431-9414. HIGHLY SELECTIVE ment at 14 N.Johnson. Coin W/D, microwave, gas fireplace. Iowa City. New two bedroom. line. Laundry facilities. Heat in- wood floors, parking, C/A, W/D, FALL LEASING HOUSE Available May 31st & July 1st, laundry on-site. Rent $1470/ Available August 1, 2006. Rent NICE HOUSE $700. (319)594-3559.. cluded. No smoking, no pets. microwave, dishwasher. No 3 and 4 bedroom houses; $1200 August 1st. Non-smoking, quiet, month utilities included. Avail- $860/ month plus utilities. Three bedroom. Muscatine Ave. Private parking. Available smoking or pets. Available & $1300. 1, 2, 4 bedroom apart- one and two bedroom close to AVAILABLE in April. Two bed- August 1. (319)351-8901 or able 8/1/6. www.buxhouses.com www.buxhouses.com Wood floors. Off-street parking. FOR SALE August. $1295- $1775. After ments from $375- $750. FOUR bedroom, one car at- UIHC. Parking. $520- $610, H/W room, one bath, $545 plus utili- (319)351-9100. (319)354-7262. (319)354-7262. Laundry. C/A. Fireplace. Bus- 6:30p.m. call (319)354-2221. (319)545-2075. tached, good student rental. paid. Call (319)351-0942. ties, free parking, A/C, laundry lines. Cat deposit. $1200/ month WALDEN RIDGE $160,000. (319)545-2075. on-site. Located by the law WESTGATE VILLA 4 BEDROOM. 730 E.Jefferson. FIVE bedroom downtown. Two plus utilities. (319)338-3071. Lantern Park Apartments. school. Available through July has two bedroom sublets avail- TOWNHOUSES CONDO New kitchen and bathrooms. bathrooms, W/D, parking. Pets. STONE HOUSE Great Coralville location. One only. Call (319)354-2233 for able immediately and May 1st. Two, three, and four bedrooms W/D, A/C, dishwasher, disposal, $1500.(319)354-2734. Three bedroom, two bathroom. bedroom, one bathroom. H/W showings. $675 includes water. 1-1/2 Bath- available, two bathrooms. W/D, MOBILE HOME large front room and dining Wood floors. Laundry. Fireplace. paid. Some newly renovated. rooms, balcony. Laundry on-site. dishwasher, two parking spots, FOR RENT FIVE bedroom, two bath for rent! 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom, room. Four car parking. Avail- C/A. Near park and on buslines. $460- $495. SouthGate, AVAILABLE now. 24-hour maintenance. basic cable. $825-$875. Newly renovated, high efficiency Coral Court, 1st floor. No pets/ able now, short-term lease end- Off-street parking. Near down- FOR SALE (319)339-9320, s-gate.com Andover Square on Haywood Call Susan (319)337-4323. SouthGate furnace and C/A, five off-street NEW factory built home. smoking, all appliances, garage. ing July 31, 2006. Also renting town. Pet deposit. On Muscatine Dr., $600 plus electric. Garage. (319)339-9320. s-gate.com. parking spots. Great location 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom. one bedroom study apart- Available 8/1/6. $775. for August 1. Tenants pay utili- Ave. Available now. $1200/ NICE No pets. Quiet northend area, WESTSIDE DRIVE CONDOS- close to campus! Must see! Call Put on your basement .$39,980. ment for rent to quiet non-smok- WALDEN ROAD DUPLEXES (319)683-3042. ties. No pets. (847)486-1955. month plus utilities. near Foster Road. Two bedroom, one bathroom, (319)321-6133. Horkheimer Homes ing grad student. Close-in, East- Three bedrooms, two bath- (319)338-3071. www.ivetteapartmemts.com W/D, dishwasher, microwave, 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms. Pets. Mon.- Sat. 8a.m.-8p.m. side, owner on-site. August. fireplace, central air, deck/ rooms, W/D, dishwasher, fire- AD#2600. One bedroom on FOUR 3 bedroom houses. W/D (319)337-7392. Parking. Large rooms. $1175. THREE bedroom near campus. Sunday 10a.m.-6p.m. Parking. $430 plus utilities. Ref- patio, two car garage, entry place, Central air, garage, westside, C/A, W/D facilities, hook-ups. Carport or garages. (319)354-2734. Fenced yard, laundry, parking. 1-800-632-5985 erences. (319)337-3821. AVAILABLE now. Starting at door system, $795. SouthGate, $1090, SouthGate. cats okay, deck, parking. Call Newly remodeled. Non-smoking. $1140/ month. Hazleton, Iowa. $596/ month. Downtown and (319)339-9320 www.s-gate.com (319)339-9320 www.s-gate.com M-F, 9-5. (319)351-2178. 4+ bedroom- 1112 N.Dodge. (319)338-4774. ONE bedroom available 6/1/06. August 1. (319)339-1223. westside. No pets. 1-1/2 baths/ washer/ dryer/ brick/ WHY RENT? Spacious three Near UIHC, law school. AWESOME, new two bedroom. FOUR bedroom house for rent. www.jandjapts.com pets negotiable. $1200. RCPM THREE bedroom, 1-1/2 bath- bedroom/ two bathroom home C/A, parking, storage. $490. Fireplace, deck, W/D, garage in- W/D, C/A. Available August 1. (319)466-7491. DUPLEX (319)887-2187. room, hardwood floors. New with dishwasher, W/D, deck, (608)206-1208. THREE / FOUR cluded. No pets. $690-755. (319)631-5152. BEAUTIFUL, newer, large, free kitchen. Dishwasher, C/A, W/D, storage shed. Nice neighbor- (319)338-2918. 408 S.Dubuque. ONE bedroom apartment for parking, bus. (319)338-2918. garage, off-street parking. Long- hood on busline with off-street BEDROOM FOR RENT www.apartmentsbystevens.com 5 to 6 bedrooms, three bath- FOUR bedroom house, 15 min- sublet, fall option. Westside loca- apartmentsbystevens.com 2110 Davis St. Iowa City. Two fellow School. Quiet neighbor- parking. Absolutely beautiful rooms. Parking. (319)338-4774. utes to campus, next to busline, tion. $430/ month, H/W in- bedroom with carport, new car- BRAND NEW! $1300. Free parking, W/D, pets hood, walk to downtown. 913 home for only $32,000 (negotia- BENTON MANOR. W/D, water cluded. (319)338-6132. pet. (319)338-4774. Two bedroom condos available 5 large bedrooms, two bath- negotiable, large backyard, Walnut St. Available August 1. ble). Please call Todd at paid, $500 to $600. Available now! 2-story, two bathroom, rooms, wood floors, pets, park- S.Lucas. (319)621-1104, newly $1100/ obo. (319)354-1009. (319)321-5914 for this great ONE bedroom apartments. June 1, and August 1. AD#301. One bedroom near dishwasher, W/D, fireplace, ga- ing. $1450. (319)354-2734. remodeled. August 1st. [email protected] deal. Coralville, Iowa City. Pets okay. (319)936-4647. downtown, spacious, some park- rage. Large deck. Please call (319)338-4774. (319)351-4452 or 5-6 bedrooms, three kitchens, FOUR bedroom house. CLOSE to UIHC, dental, and law ing, all utilities paid, no pets. Call (319)351-2415. three bathrooms. Wood floors. 509 E.Benton. $1200. Hardwood ONE bedroom available now school. Two bedroom sublets at M-F, 9-5. (319)351-2178. $1950. 529 Iowa Ave. floors, good parking, W/D. REAL ESTATE through summer or as a summer Seville Apts. $655, includes heat AD#957. 2 bedroom near bus- FOUR bedroom, two bathroom (319)354-2734. (319)321-3822, (319)330-2100. sublet. Four roommates. Already and A/C. Laundry and parking line. Parking, W/D or condo in Iowa City. Available furnished. $420/ month plus utili- available. Call (319)338-1175 . hook-ups. Pet negotiable. Call 8/1/6. $1200 plus utilities. W/D, 535 S.Johnson. Four bedroom, FOUR bedroom, many updates, PROPERTIES ties. Great location in Center- two car garage. Fireplace, W/D C/A, W/D, off-street parking. CLOSE-IN, 429 S.VanBuren. M-F, 9-5. (319)351-2178. A/C. One mile to Kinnick on Uni- stone on Dubuque and Daven- hook-ups. Large yard. Walk to campus. Available 8/1. $740, heat paid. Free parking. versity busline. (319)504-6349. port. Call Matt for more info. AVAILABLE June 1. Three bed- (319)338-4774. $1400/ month plus utilities. Call No pets. (319)331-3523, (847)738-8487, won’t last long. room, 1-1/2 bathroom. Nicely LARGE three bedroom town- Jim (319)330-1797. (319)351-8098. restored. Wood floors, C/A, W/D, house, two baths, skylight, 908 N.DODGE. Three bedroom. ONE bedroom in Coralville. H/W $1125. REMHOUSES.com FOUR bedroom, two bathroom, DAILY IOWAN CLASSIFIEDS 2 large bedrooms, allows three parking. $885/ month. No pets. off-street parking, W/D, C/A, paid. Cats okay. $475/ month. (319)337-5022. two kitchens with finished base- 335-5784; 335-5785 people, high ceilings, wood (319)338-7058.. yard, internet. No smoking, no (319)360-1604. ment. Parking with backyard. e-mail: floors, new furnace, D/W, A/C, pets. $1225 plus utilities. After 918 N. Governor. Wet bar in Walking distance to downtown ONE bedroom, hardwood floors daily-iowan- W/D, newly painted, close-in, BEAUTIFUL, Spacious, 6:30p.m. (319)354-2221. basement. Three bedrooms, two and campus. On busline. $1600. in well-maintained [email protected] busline. Leasing for fall. 2200 sq.ft. New four bedroom, LARGE three bedroom, two bathrooms. Parking. August 1. (319)431-9414. turn-of-the-century building. (319)341-9385. 2-1/2 bathrooms. Fully equipped. DOWNTOWN bathrooms, zero-lot line, Coral- (319)338-4774. Close to downtown. Available Fireplace. Back deck. NEAR U OF I ville. W/D, dishwasher, fireplace, FOUR bedroom, two bathroom. May 15. (319)351-1045. 4+ bedroom- 1112 N.Dodge. 2415 Catskill Court I.C. Available AD#32. 2 or 3 bedroom. Great walk-in closets, deck. Available W/D, parking. Pets. $1200. Two bedrooms, 1-1/2 baths/ washer/ dryer/ brick/ August 1. $1295. locations, W/D hook-ups, nice June 2006. $1200/ month plus (319)354-2734. ONE bedroom/ studio apart- H/W and cable included. pets negotiable. $1200. RCPM (319)621-6528, (319)354-6880. yards, parking and some with utilities. 1420 Kenai Ct. Coral- ment. 715 Iowa Ave. Heat paid. 929 Iowa Ave. $755 (319)887-2187. garage, pets negotiable. Call FOUR bedroom, two baths, two BEAUTIFUL three bedroom, two ville. (319)354-2876. Quiet, non-smoking. Available 650 S.Johnson $793 M-F, 9-5. (319)351-2178. kitchens, W/D, close-in, $1500/ August 1. $450. (319)354-8073. 526 S.Johnson $862 (2 bthrms) 632 SOUTH DODGE. bathroom. Skylights, W/D, two THREE bedroom, Coralville. month. Available August 1. 625 S.Dodge $825 (2 bthrms) CLOSE TO CAMPUS. Three blocks from Co-op. $1125. AVAILABLE August 1. Available now. 1868 sq.ft. Dish- (319)331-6441. QUIET efficiency near UIHC/ 637 S.Dodge $843 (2 bthrms) bedrooms, H/W paid, dish- (319)354-9597. 335 S.Johnson. 5 to 8 bedroom washer, C/A, W/D hook-ups. Law. $450 includes utilities. Call (319)354-8331 washer, on-site laundry, extra house, three bathrooms. Close FOUR bedroom- 409 Bowery. BEST four bedroom, three bath- August 1st. Grad student pre- storage unit, two parking spaces. Two bathrooms, two stall ga- to UI & downtown. Free parking. Two baths/ washer/ dryer/ two room duplex. S.Lucas. $1600. ferred. (319)936-1645. FALL LEASING $850. SouthGate, rage. (319)351-4452, Starting at $1999. car garage/ central air/ CLOSE/ (319)330-2696. Near UI and downtown. (319)339-9320 s-gate.com (319)351-2415. Call (319)354-8331. pets negotiable. $1600. RCPM Two bedroom, one & two baths. (319)887-2187. TWO BEDROOM Near shuttle, parking & laundry. AVAILABLE AUGUST CLOSE to UIHC/ Law school. TWO BEDROOMS. AVAILABLE August 1. -505 E.Jefferson, $899 H/W pd Near UI campus & downtown. Lower level one bedroom. C/A, 804 BENTON DRIVE. 335 S.Johnson. 5 to 8 bedroom FOUR bedroom- 805 Bowery, -433 S.Johnson, hardwood flrs, Brand new and newer four and well kept, $295 plus utilities. 920 $625/ month, water included. house, 3 bathrooms. Close to UI close to downtown. Hardwood $911 H/W pd five bedroom luxury apartments. Hudson Ave. Available 8/1/6. No Parking, busline, A/C, W/D and downtown. Free parking, floors/ air/ washer/ dryer/ pets -322 N.VanBuren, $888 H/W pd $1599- $1799. Call smoking, no pets. hook-ups and laundry on-site. starting at $1999. Call negotiable. RCPM Call (319)351-7676. (319)351-7676. (319)665-2793, leave message. (319)337-8544. (319)354-8331 (319)887-2187. FALL LEASING AVAILABLE now through Two bedroom, close to UIHC, 7/31/06. Four bedroom, two A/C, laundry, parking, busline. bathroom apartment. $800 plus HOUSE REAL ESTATE CONDO No pets. utilities, two parking spaces in- -808 Oakcrest St., H/W paid cluded. Dishwasher, C/A, laun- -814 Oakcrest St., plus utilities dry on-site. FOR SALE PROPERTIES FOR SALE -415 Woodside, H/W paid (319)354-2233, for showings. $625-650. Call (319)430-9232. BEST locations, LOWEST FOREST RIDGE ESTATES on prices. 3 bedrooms. $695-795. Benton St.- Two bedrooms, two Call (319)331-8995. bathrooms, dishwasher, central CHOICE LOCATION. 517 S.Linn air, on-site laundry, two free Street, August 1. Four bedroom, parking spots. $615- $645. two bathroom, quiet, laundry, se- SouthGate, (319)339-9320 cure building. Rae-Matt Proper- www.s-gate.com ties, (319)351-1219 LARGE two bedroom apartment. raematt.com Clean, quiet building. 9th St. Coralville. Available now, June CLOSE-IN, three bedroom, two and August. $585. bathroom, large deck, yard, (319)351-7415. parking. C/A, dishwasher. No [pets. (319)338-3935. NEAR UIHC. Two bedroom. $595/ month. DAILY IOWAN CLASSIFIEDS (319)594-0722. 335-5784; 335-5785 wwwHiloManagement.com e-mail: daily-iowan- NEW carpet and vinyl in this two [email protected] bedroom sublet at Emerald Ct. with fall option. $585 includes FALL leasing. Brand new four water. Parking, laundry on-site, and five bedroom apartments two pools. 24-hour maintenance. and townhouses. Near U of I Call (319)337-4323. campus and downtown. Under- ground parking, balconies, fire- NO DEPOSIT. Two bedroom, place, two bathrooms. Call one bathroom. 5th St. Coralville. (319)351-8391. W/D, in unit cats welcome. Across from duck pond, on bus- FOUR bedroom- 409 Bowery. line. Close to library and Hy-Vee. Two baths/ washer/ dryer/ two (319)541-4650. car garage/ central air/ CLOSE/ pets negotiable. $1600. RCPM REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE PARK PLACE & PARKSIDE (319)887-2187. MANOR in Coralville has two bedroom sublets available im- FOUR bedroom- 805 Bowery, PROPERTIES PROPERTIES mediately with fall option. $565- close to downtown. Hardwood $650 includes water. Laundry floors/ air/ washer/ dryer/ pets on-site, 24-hour maintenance negotiable. RCPM and off-street parking. Close to (319)887-2187. Library and Rec Center. Call LANTERN PARK (319)354-0281. TOWNHOUSES SCOTSDALE apartments in Great Coralville location. Three Coralville has two bedroom sub- bedroom, 1-1/2 bathroom, W/D, lets available. Immediately C/A. $795. AVAILABLE NOW through June. $590 and $620. or August 1. SouthGate, Includes water. 1-1/2 bath- (319)339-9320 rooms, on busline. 24-hour s-gate.com maintenance. Call LARGE four bedroom apart- (319)351-1777. ment. Three blocks from cam- TWO bedroom apartment, close pus. 308 Davenport St. W/D, to campus, August 1, 860 sq.ft., hardwood floors, 1-1/2 bath- four closets, dishwasher, park- room. No pets. August 1. ing. No pets. $740, H/W paid. $1400/ month. Call (319)936-2753. (319)530-7489. TWO bedroom basement apart- LARGE three bedroom apart- ment. 924 Iowa Ave. Pets okay. ment. Three blocks from cam- Available now. $500/ month, pus, 308 Davenport St. $1000/ utilities included. 351-751 or month. No pets. August 1. Call 325-7751. (319)530-7489. TWO bedroom on Finkbine- LARGE three bedroom apart- $565/ month, or Aber $550/ ment for Fall. Close-in on month. H/W paid. Call S.Johnson St. $930- $950. (319)631-2461. (319)351-7415.

8B - The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Wednesday, May 3, 2006 There will be no shelter of last resort in the event of a major hurricane coming our way. the ledge “ — New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin, as he unveiled a new evacuation strategy for the city on Tuesday. The new plan ” This column reflects the opinion of the relies on buses and trains and eliminates the Superdome author and not the DI Editorial Board, and Convention Center as shelters. the Publisher, Student Publications DAILYBREAK Inc., or the University of Iowa.

ON DAILYIOWAN.COM Wednesday, May 3, 2006 — by Eugenia Last DITV • Hip-hop recording ball season highlights horoscopes THE • Some UI students are in • DI coverage on the April 13 • UI law students help clean legal trouble for downloading tornado up New Orleans ARIES (March 21-April 19): Control your emotions, and you will avoid unnecessary WEB music. • Visiting artist Andrea Loest arguments. Be more tolerant of others, especially today, when there are so many • A new file-sharing system • Iowa vs. Nebraska baseball MP3s other things you need to concentrate on. Give others the benefit of the doubt. might be coming to the UI. highlights • Music Samples: Owen TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Keeping busy will be what’s required today. Make • Preview of this week’s action • DITV — Interim UI • Music Samples: P.O.S. plans with a friend, or get involved in something you believe in. Take part in a com- BROOKS WHEELAN on the diamond. 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