FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 2009

‘Hapkido teaches students the value of hard work, discipline, and overcoming obstacles. This is drawn by rewards of self-confidence, self-control, and perseverance.’ 7 vie — Brian Hayes, head instructor of the UI Hapkido Club for seats

SPORTS Candidate list for the Iowa City Leaders of the band City Council With Pat Angerer, A.J. Edds, and seats now final. Jeremiah Hunter staring down opposing offenses, the Iowa By NICOLE KARLIS linebacker unit has the poten- [email protected] tial to be one of the best. 1B UI students could have a School of golf major effect on this The Iowa men’s golf team November’s election: Three begins its season at Blue Top are running for spots on Ridge golf course this weekend the Iowa City City Council. for Golfweek’s Conference Thursday night marked Challenge, which features 15 the deadline for candi- teams from 15 different dates to secure spots on conferences. 1B the ballot. Five people are running for the two open NEWS ROB JOHNSON/THE DAILY IOWAN at-large seats; two people No boring speeches Instructor Brian Hayes points his rubber gun at Beth Cody on Thursday at a hapkido demonstration at the UI Field House. Hapkido are running for the Dis- is a form of Korean martial arts that focuses on teaching self-defense. Hayes and Cody have participated in hapkido for over 15 years. trict B spot. The Community of Color festi- The three students to val draws crowds with hip-hop take aim at the at-large dancers and a cappella singers. 8A council seats are Jeff Ship- Club teaches art of self-defense ley, Jared Bazzell, and ARTS & CULTURE Dan Tallon. A UI Korean martial-arts program teaches ON THE WEB Bazzell, a UI senior in Pop that piano Watch the moves — check out a video journalism and communi- students discipline and self-defense. feature of an Iowa Hapkido Club cation studies, said he had rock practice at dailyiowan.com. been thinking about run- Quad Cities-based band Minus By MITCHELL SCHMIDT “Hapkido teaches students the ning for City Council for a Six returns to Iowa City [email protected] value of hard work, discipline, couple of months. Saturday to play its landmark and overcoming obstacles,” he “Every time I hear The Field House gymnasium How to join 300th show. 5A said. “This is drawn by rewards of something that the council filled with hollow echoes on The Iowa Hapkido Club self-confidence, self-control, and has done recently, it moti- Thursday as participants practices hapkido, a form of Korean perseverance.” vates me more and more,” smacked each other against a martial arts: OPINIONS The Iowa Hapkido Club was he said. hard mat. • Training sessions at the UI are held founded in 1990 after Michael He said he felt disap- ‘Fan Cans’ Nearly a dozen people, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7 to 8 p.m. Drahos, a graduate from Iowa pointed in the way the City controversy wrapped in white robes, shouted State University, moved to Iowa and on most Saturdays. • Classes are split between beginners and Council has represented Was the UI’s response to spontaneously as they demon- City. Drahos had studied the advanced students. UI students, alleging it has Anheuser-Busch’s “Fan Cans” strated hapkido, a form of Kore- art under ISU Professor Pak • Contact Brian Hayes, head instructor, at not considered their point promotion overblown? Read an martial arts. Yong Chin. www.iowaHapkido.org. of view on main issues. two takes from DI Opinions While the scene sounds violent, Pak also taught Hayes, who writers. 4A Source: Iowa Hapkido Club Tallon, a UI junior and hapkido actually means, “the art moved to Iowa City in 1993 after member of the National CORRECTION of coordinated power” in Korean. graduating from ISU’s veterinary Guard, was the final candi- Master Brian Hayes, a fifth- school and took over as head This fall, Hayes expects there to date to submit his signa- In the design accompanying degree black belt and head instructor of the club in 1998. In be roughly 30 to 35 people in the tures on Thursday. the Aug. 27 article instructor of the UI Hapkido addition to running the program, Hapkido Club, which offers free He said he is campaigning “Certificates popular at UI,” Club, said training in a martial Hayes also owns and operates the self-defense lessons for those who to prevent further increases The Daily Iowan incorrectly art is beneficial for all aspects of a Cat Clinic of Iowa City, 1705 S. on local property taxes. attributed a quotation. student’s life. First Ave. SEE HAPKIDO, 3A Franklin Yoder said certificates SEE COUNCIL, 3A give employers evidence the student has expertise in an area in addition to her or his major. The DI regrets the error. WEB BONUS Cleaning up after the ‘fun’ Video Open-meeting • Action and explanation from a hapkido martial-arts instructor • The daily Football Forum talk- After a night of ing linebackers law doesn’t drinking • Daily Iowan TV coverage on the job fair, a KRUI director downtown, who who’s the focus of the day’s is responsible Spotlight Iowa City, the cover UI group Community of Color diversity for cleaning up event, a soccer preview, and the mess? more on the volleyball team The UI Faculty Senate, which Photo By CHRIS CLARK • Two audio slide shows — one advises UI President Sally Mason [email protected] on Spotlight Iowa City focus and other top university At 6 a.m. Thursday, KRUI sports director and puddles peppered the another on the trash issue on administrators — is exempt from sidewalks of the Pedestri- JOE SCOTT/THE DAILY IOWAN the Ped Mall an Mall where, fewer than Kathy Septer and Jim Malmberg dump their trash buckets on • A slide show on hapkido mar- state open-meeting laws. four hours earlier, stu- the Pedestrian Mall early Thursday morning. Septer and tial arts By ALINA RUBEZHOVA dents drifted home after Public records Malmberg work for the city’s Central Business District, a MP3s [email protected] the bars closed like the • Minus Six: “Lost At Sea” All records relating to small streams of rainwa- division of the Iowa City Parks and Recreation Department. Six The Iowa Attorney Gen- investment of public funds ter meandering toward employees diligently comb the Ped Mall each morning, disposing DAILY IOWAN TV eral’s Office gave the UI including but not limited to: city sewers. of the debris from the previous night. Faculty Senate confirma- • Investment policies Broken cups from Kum To watch Daily Iowan TV, go tion Thursday that it does • Contracts & Go, torn bar wrist- “The number of ciga- ON THE WEB online at dailyiowan.com or not have to abide by Iowa’s • Instructions bands, flattened cigarette rettes has gotten worse Check out an audio photo tune into UITV. The 15-minute open-meetings laws. • Trading orders butts, and scraps of news- since the city moved slide show of trash across downtown Iowa newscast is on Sunday through UI Faculty Senate — Source: Iowa Open Meetings, Open Records paper and napkins still smoking out into the City at dailyiowan.com. Thursday at 9:30 and 10:30 composed of 81 representa- Handbook littered the walkways. plaza,” Kacena said, point- p.m., with reruns at 12:30 and tives from various academ- But on College Street, ing to clusters of butts 1:30 a.m. and 7:45 and 8:45 a.m. ic fields — reviews policies Tom Kacena stood outside outside Brothers Bar & Central Business the following day. that affect faculty and at the time that the deci- 3rd Base Sports Bar, 111 Grill, 125 S. Dubuque St. advises UI President Sally sion to go into closed ses- E. College St., in a yellow But, he said, “things are District WEATHER Mason, along with other sion was to allow a more rain jacket, supervising getting better.” Operations the two-person crew who top administrators. The open discussion among fac- Because of the rain, The seven-member team Faculty Council is a smaller ulty members. has been responsible for Kacena and his crew were typically works from 6 to 9 cleaning up downtown’s 54 administrative agency of But some at the meet- unable to run what he a.m. Different crews work 73 clutter for 10 years. 12C the senate. ings wondered whether called “a giant vacuum,” on weekdays and weekends. 23C Kacena works for the Last spring, the senate the Faculty Senate should used to suck up dead city’s Central Business Specs of the job: went into an executive ses- be able to go into execu- leaves and other garbage. Partly cloudy, breezy. District Operations. Four “It hurts when we can’t • Collect large waste in buckets sion to discuss budget tive sessions and ques- • Run the ride-on vacuum in other city employees clean sweep,” he said, noting the issues on two separate tioned whether it was in good weather INDEX the east and west borders popularity of the Ped Mall occasions, both with UI violation of the state open- of the central district. • Check for broken or missing Arts 5,6A Opinions 4A has instilled in him a Provost Wallace Loh. meeting laws. He noted one dramatic benches, trash cans, and signs Classifieds 5B Sports 1B sense of pride for his work. Former Senate President change in his years on • Power-wash the streets once Crossword 6B Michael O’Hara explained SEE OPEN RECORDS, 3Athe job. SEE TRASH, 3A per year

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Gorski said she was seek- ing with fundraising efforts The integrated-physiolo- ing a work-study program and serving as secretaries. bered employer booths, gy major said he was related to her pharmacy While the work-study many students remained TOP STORIES searching for a job that major that also helped pay booths seemed to have positive about their job- Most-read stories on dailyiowan.com for Thurs, Aug 27 allowed him to communi- the bills. shorter lines than on-cam- search experience. cate with others on a regu- “I’m trying to save up pus booths, Ruzek said the “I’m optimistic even 1. UI no fan of cans lar basis. money, and I need cash,” day was successful. though there are quite a few 2. In footsteps of defensive giants people,” Schulte said of his Sexton said he was filling the 18-year-old said as she UI Foundation Telefund 3. Big Ten Preview: Gophers set for golden season out applications for UI rapidly filled out the 10 Program employees Pat job-seeking competitors. 4. Student-veterans pinched by aid delay 5. The battle for democracy Original 21-law backer recants By MICHELLE BORYCA opment,” said Angela related deaths have been on approach,” just as they [email protected] Reams, counseling coordi- the rise over the past 10 typically are involved nator for UI Student years. In June, the National while teenagers work What if the minimum Health Services and head Institute on Alcohol Abuse toward their driver’s legal drinking age went the of the AlcoholEdu program and Alcoholism found the licenses. way of Prohibition? for UI undergraduates. number of drinking-related “It wouldn’t make a lot of Morris Chafetz, the psy- UI President Sally Mason accidental deaths in the 18- sense for parents to throw chiatrist who helped con- has kept her signature off to 24-year-old age group [children] the keys and say struct the 21-law during the the Amethyst Initiative, a has increased between ‘good luck,’” DeSantis said. Reagan administration, national movement 1998 and 2005. In his column, Chafetz recently called the legisla- launched last August that While his organization tion “the single most regret- acknowledged drunk-driv- calls for university and col- handles large-scale com- ing fatalities across all age table decision of my entire lege officials — who tend to munication for the professional career.” groups have decreased since invest in fighting binge Amethyst Initiative and 1982, adding he does not His words, which drinking — to encourage fields media requests for appeared online in the Huff- believe the older legal age is debate about the law. the signatories, DeSantis the reason. ington Post, may be tougher The Amethyst Initiative said the two groups hold While Amethyst Initia- than tequila for some col- has collected 135 signatures entirely different goals. tive signatories raise their lege administrators to swal- from across the country. Choose Responsibility low, however. With countless “[It is] calling for an open is calling for education glasses to Chafetz’s state- studies relating alcohol con- and honest debate about and licensing for 18- to ment, they have no large- sumption and injuries and the consequences of the 20-year-olds to guide scale plan to reach out to death, many are convinced law,” said Nick DeSantis, a them toward responsible presidents of universities the law serves its purpose. staff assistant with Choose consumption. DeSantis and colleges who have not “Research has also Responsibility, a non profit compared the program signed, DeSantis said. shown the importance of organization that main- to the concept of “dri- Still, he said the group increasing the drinking tains the Amethyst Initia- ver’s education.” expects more calls in age due to the development tive’s website. The Choose Responsi- upcoming weeks as stu- of the brain until the mid- And the discussion will bility’s proposal would dents return to school and 20s and the effect binge not only affect students, allow parents to take a spark renewed interest in drinking has on that devel- DeSantis said — alcohol- more “meaningful the issue.

METRO Man charged with OWI is a Class D felony, punish- least two charges after Chiakulas — who was not able by up to five years in prison allegedly attempting to steal involved in the fight — got into 3rd OWI and a maximum fine of $9,375. an unmarked police car early the unmarked car’s driver’s A Coralville man was charged Police said he was driving a Thursday morning, according seat and attempted to drive with drunk driving for the third large cargo-type van. to Iowa City police. away, according to police. He RANDY’S FLOORING OUTLET time after a Coralville police Engeman reportedly had John Chiakulas, 24, 820 E. later refused to leave the watery eyes and constricted Burlington St. Apt. 7, was vehicle and had to be pulled employee allegedly smelled alco- pupils. He had a blood-alcohol charged around 1:29 a.m. with out, according to police. hol on him while he was picking concentration of 0.161, according operating while intoxicated Police said he failed a field up forms at the station, accord- to police. and operating without the sobriety test and later refused ing to Coralville police. — by Danny Valentine owner’s consent. to take a chemical exam. He Robert Engeman, 51, of He is being held at the will also likely face additional Coralville, was arrested Johnson County Jail on a charges after providing fake Wednesday at about 2:08 p.m. on Man charged with $24,500 cash-only bond. information to police. the 400 block of Fifth Street. OWI, operating Police were trying to break He initially said his He is being held at the up a fight around the intersec- name was George Halkias, Johnson County Jail on 10,000 without consent tion of Dubuque and police said. cash-only bond. Third-offense An Iowa City man faces at Washington Streets when — by Danny Valentine

POLICE BLOTTER

Kojo Bryant, 34, 2221 Davis St. Reuben Grandon, 23, 412 N. Clinton St. Apt. 1727, was charged Matthew Polakow, 22, Apt. A, was charged Wednesday Apt. 7, was charged Wednesday with Thursday with disorderly conduct. Chicago, was charged Thursday with removal of a theft-detec- public intoxication. Herbert Mather, 47, 1212 1/2 with public intoxication and tion devise. Michael Hannigan, 29, address Highland Court Apt. 2, was disorderly conduct. Ashley Dains, 25, 359 unknown, was charged Thursday charged Aug. 5 with fifth- Stacey Reid, 25, 901 Cross Park Willowwind Place, was charged with possession of marijuana and degree theft. Ave. Apt. G, was charged Wednesday with fifth-degree third-degree burglary. Adam Minton, 24, 366 S. Clinton Wednesday with fifth-degree theft. theft and removal of a theft Cherisa Henderson, 20, 461 Hwy 1 Apt. 2636, was charged Wednesday Robert Roggeveen, 37, 2727 detection device. W. Apt. 38, was charged with public intoxication. Rochester Ave., was charged Aug. Anthony Dennie, 50, address Wednesday with PAULA and fifth- Samantha Moody, 18, 929 Iowa 10 with credit card fraud. unknown, was charged Wednesday degree theft. Ave. Apt. 16, was charged Neil Sheldon, 44, 16 Data Dr., was with disorderly conduct. Adam Hernandez, 22, 1 S. Wednesday with obstruction charged Wednesday with three John Duwelius, 23, Lone Tree, Dubuque St. Apt. 3, was charged and driving with a suspended or counts of forgery and fifth- Iowa, was charged with OWI, poses- Monday with littering. canceled license. degree theft. sion of a controlled substance, and Christina Horst, 25, 1926 Katrice Oneal, 25, 2218 Davis Alexey Soshnev, 25, 215 Teeters possession of drug paraphernalia. Broadway Apt. E, was charged St., was charged Aug. 7 with Court, was charged Thursday Raymond Echois, 23, Coralville, Wednesday with fifth-degree theft. criminal trespassing. with OWI. was charged Wednesday with pro- Tiffany Jordan, 26, 2423 Shady Glen Shane Paty, 18, 510A Mayflower, Ebony Thorne, 29, address viding a false registration. Court, was charged Wednesday with was charged Thursday with pos- unknown, was charged Wednesday Thomas Ford, 20, Davenport, was driving while barred. session of a fake ID, presence in a with removal of a theft-detection charged Aug. 23 with PAULA and James Lamotta, 18, 510A bar after hours, and PAULA. device, fifth-degree theft, and possession of an open container. Mayflower, was charged Thursday Ryan Pedersen, 21, Deerfield, interference with official acts. Joseph Frees, 19, Riverside, was with unlawful use of another’s Ill., was charged Thursday with Harvey Turner, 44, 50 Jennifer charged Wednesday with fifth- license and PAULA. public intoxication and Jean Court, was charged degree theft. Bryan Lascala, 20, 327 E. College disorderly conduct. Wednesday with fifth-degree theft.

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COUNCIL He also believes his mil- last week. Champion’s opposing banking on her five years tion, could not be CONTINUED FROM 1A itary background will bol- Councilors Amy Correia candidate is Waterloo- of experience working reached for comment. ster his appeal to voters. and Mike O’Donnell have native Mark McCallum, a with finances. As for current coun- Shipley, a UI senior and announced they will give UI alumnus who graduat- “What becomes very big cilors, they said the the UI Student Govern- up their at-large seats. In ed in 1993. He said public- for the next council is He wants to make college ment liaison to the coun- addition, a District B seat safety issues on the city’s finances because they are diverse group of candi- living more affordable for cil, said he feels he “fits in” is up for election; the cur- Southeast Side should be going to have to cut dates is far from concern- students, especially those with other councilors. rent councilor, Connie a priority for the council money,” she said. ing for the city. who come from impover- “In my mind, running Champion, is running for this fall. She stressed businesses “As long as someone is ished families or have a par- for City Council and get- her fourth term. Champion agreed. should be taxed — not prepared and prepared ent with a disability. ting a campaign together Champion originally did “We’re the only ones who homeowners — for funds to do the work, I don’t “Any student shouldn’t that represents students not plan to run again, but can solve this,” she said. so local government can think age or occupation be hindered a job,” he said. is essentially just an she said encouragement At-large candidate deal with issues such as has much to do with it,” “They shouldn’t have to extension or duty of the from the community Susan Mims, a UI alum improving public safety. work hard to pay their position I already have,” pushed her to give it and 32-year resident of Terry Dickens, run- said Iowa City Mayor rent just to stay in school.” he told The Daily Iowan another shot. Iowa City, said she is ning for an at-large posi- Regenia Bailey. Faculty Senate not covered by records law

OPEN RECORDS are not required to do so. ered to be any entity or government bodies are It’s sometimes helpful to important that decisions CONTINUED FROM 1A Because the Faculty subdivision of the state, only allowed into closed discuss proposals in pri- regarding the public’s Senate is considered an said Kathleen Richardson, sessions for certain occa- vate, he said — that way, money be made in open advisory body and not a the executive secretary of sions, most of which are people are more open and sessions, but the UI Faculty The state Board of government body, it is not the Iowa Freedom of Infor- personnel issues. aren’t afraid of seeing what Senate doesn’t make those Regents has also discussed subject to those regula- mation Council at Drake Since the state attorney they say in the media. decisions, he noted. tions, said Senate Presi- University in Des Moines. general said the Faculty Sen- Aside from discussing the issue since then. At its “Really, the Board of dent David Drake. “The presumption under ate doesn’t fall under that budget cuts, the UI Facul- August meeting, Regent Regents is making those Iowa law states every Iowa law is that if it’s a category, the entity has the ty Senate is involved in President David Miles said decisions anyway,” he said. he would like more infor- person has the right to public record, it should be right to withhold information the administrative search- As for budget issues mation on whether the access a public record, open for public inspection it doesn’t want to have out in es in the UI; the central this year, Drake said the group fell under open- which includes all infor- unless it falls under some public, Drake said. administration often asks meetings laws. mation held by a “govern- sort of exception,” she said. That includes sensi- Faculty Senate members Faculty Senate does not But based on the ment body.” According to the Iowa tive issues dealing with and committees for advice plan to go into closed ses- approval from the Attorney In broad terms, a gov- Open Meetings, Open the budget or proposals, on potential faculty hires. sions, but it could happen General’s Office, the regents ernment body is consid- Records handbook, he said. Miles said he believes it’s if the need arises. Club stresses defense Revelry leaves a mess HAPKIDO themselves using vari- black belt, trainers will TRASH town area relatively long has allowed him and uncrowded, they can his team to get the work CONTINUED FROM 1A ous techniques including have advanced through CONTINUED FROM 1A joint-locks, throws, 12 levels. expect a shorter work day down to a science. kicks, and punches. Students training in compared to most week- But he said spending An important aspect of hapkido wear heavy judo ends and after football so much time downtown The rain also caused are interested. The semi- hapkido is learning to fall uniforms called do-baks games, veteran crew mem- sometimes forces his nars, which take around without getting injured, problems for Leonard — at first participants ber Kathy Septer said. work life to interfere with one hour and work best Hayes said. Piper, who helps his son, “It’s mostly wrappers his personal life. wear a white shirt and with 10 to 30 “Students learn to fall a co-owner of Atlas and napkins from ven- Kacena said his job pre- pants and then switch to individuals, teach ways to correctly to dissipate ener- Restaurant, 127 Iowa dors,” said Septer, taking vents him from utilizing black pants when a brown Ave., with basic upkeep of escape danger quickly gy,” he said. “Everybody is a quick break from the downtown area on his belt status is reached. the building. without requiring much going to fall at sometime depositing cups, cans, free nights or weekends. While joining the club “Every time it rains our strength, according to the in his or her life.” and other debris into a “If I see something Hayes was drawn to sewer gets blocked with group’s website. requires hard work and plastic pail with a reach- going on I have to do Li Guo, a UI graduate the martial art in col- garbage, especially card- willingness to learn diffi- ing claw. something about it, student studying compar- lege, saying he liked that cult techniques, anyone is board and plastic bags,” he said. “Plus this [alley next Kacena said working in because I know I’ll have to ative literature, moved to it involves no sparring or welcome to attend train- door] is a pretty popular the same position for so clean it up the next day.” Iowa in 2003 and has tournaments. ing sessions, Hayes said. “Hapkido is more self- place to throw up.” been a part of the Hapki- “We start slow for do Club for over a year. defense oriented,” Hayes But rain isn’t strictly beginners,” he said. “Nine “[Hapkido] increases added. “It is not a compe- a bad thing for the Cen- your physical and spiritu- tition and is a well- out of ten have never tral Business District al strength,” she said, rounded art.” done a martial art before workers. wearing a blue belt Hapkido students so the hard work surpris- After rainy nights, around her waist. “You advance through levels es a lot of people.” which keeps the down- learn how to expand your similar to that of tae own boundaries.” kwon do, with a colored Hapkido — founded Korean belt system. from Japanese and Kore- Beginners start with a an influences — is pri- white belt and work marily used to teach their way up to fifth- self-defense. Students degree black belt. After learn to protect reaching a fifth-degree

4A - The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Friday, August 28, 2009 THINK THE UI OVERREACTED TO THE ‘FAN CAN’ PROMOTION? Let off some steam, and e-mail us at: Opinions [email protected]

SHAWN GUDE Opinions Editor • CLARA HOGAN Metro Editor • MICHAEL DALE-STEIN, MICHAEL DAVIS, LAUREN SIEBEN, JUSTIN SUGG Editorial writers 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. From GUEST OPINIONS, COMMENTARIES, and COLUMNS reflect the opinions of the authors and are not necessarily those of the Editorial Board.

POINT/ COUNTERPOINT Illinois, Are the UI’s views on ‘Fan Cans’ justified? The UI is crafting a letter asking Anheuser-Busch to reconsider its ‘Fan Can’ beer can promotion. Two DI Opinions writers weigh in on the controversy. with love UI position understandable, yet ‘Fan Cans’ the scapegoat for larger equally as rude for me to hypocritical issue assume you’re a bigoted I realize taking this position won’t win me fans among stu- The UI’s concerns over the ethical nature of “Fan Cans,” how- hick from Podunk, Iowa, dents. It’s just a harmless promotion, a souvenir, an oppor- ever well-intentioned, should not deter Anheuser-Busch from and avoid using words tunity to show your school spirit, many argue. So what’s keeping the black-and-gold cans in Iowa City. The binge drinking with more than two syl- wrong with the seemingly innocuous “Fan Can” promotion? and overconsumption of alcohol on college campuses will not be lables (so you don’t get Let me preface my argument by saying that I’m not hyper- swayed by their halted production. The marketing of these cans LAUREN SIEBEN confused). ventilating over the promotion, nor I do agree that it will does not specifically target students but the entire population of [email protected] The Iowa City commu- somehow lead to binge drinking. If college kids want to get Iowa fans. The Federal Trade Commission requires that 70 percent nity needs to view its trashed, they’ll buy some cheap alcohol — in this case, of alcohol advertisements be directed toward those above the age Ah, Iowa and Illinois. transient Illinois commu- watered down Bud Light “beer” — regardless of the packaging. of 21. Alcohol and tobacco advertisements geared toward under- Two great Midwestern nity in a new light. We’re Think Beer 30 acolytes buy it because of its effervescent age citizens should always be followed very closely and restricted “I” states that share more practically neighbors, so packaging? with great force. That much is not up for debate. However, to sin- similarities than differ- let’s keep our discourse Still, I think it’s important to view this promotion in a gle out one group of people — in this case, college students — and ences. Both are blanketed friendly. wider context. While thousands of students are attracted to suggest that black-and-gold cans have significant sway in by a flat expanse of corn- It’s time for Iowans to universities across the country — especially ours — because increased alcohol consumption is ignoring larger societal concerns fields, combines, and pipe down and fully of their athletics programs, the core purpose of a university on campuses across this country. rural roads, with the embrace the out-of-state is to educate. Alcohol consumption is undoubtedly part of As always, the purchase of alcohol by those under 21 will be exception of one small, community, never forget- college life, but it’s not something the university should blocked, and Anheuser-Busch accepts that responsibility, as densely populated section ting the $22,198 base explicitly back. does any other alcohol distributor. As such, it has agreed to stop of Illinois — Chicago and tuition many Illinoisans And that’s where the problem with the promotion lies. By production of these cans when asked by community leaders its suburbs. pay to attend this great specifically tying a beer can to an academic institution, sales across this country. However, the real concern needs to be how When I came to the university. That, com- campaigns such as Anheuser-Busch’s have an insidious easily accessible alcohol is to underage people in this country. UI two years ago from a pared with a modest effect on a university’s chief role: to educate the next gen- College campuses around this country are filtering spots for southwest Chicago sub- $6,824 base tuition for eration of scientists, teachers, and citizens — not sell more those who are underage and wish to find an easy place to drink. urb, I assumed I would Iowa residents. beer cans. Combating that problem seems to be more directly addressing blend in seamlessly with So why do suburban- With that said, the UI’s response is laughable. If the uni- the issues we face. my Hawkeye peers. I ites come to the UI? versity really cared about sending a “mixed message,” as The issue of Fan Cans creates a great debate over the proper barely moved 200 miles Proximity is one factor. A spokesman Tom Moore told The Daily Iowan, it would discon- marketing tactics of large corporations, especially those affiliat- from home, leaving one three- or four-hour drive tinue Hawkeye shot glasses, bottle openers, and other ed with alcohol. Ethical discussions like these are crucial to Midwestern state for the from home is manage- assorted tailgate gear. The uncomfortable fact — at least for increasing awareness. However, the dominant issue should next. The idea of con- able, and for some of us, UI leaders — is that these accessories bring in revenue. The always be what’s inside the can, not what color it is. flicting with an Iowan Iowa City is a more aes- Fans Cans don’t. — Michael Davis over my hometown thetically and academi- I guess we know where the school’s real priorities reside. Your turn. Was the UI’s reaction to the “Fan Can” promotion justified? seemed ridiculous, if not cally enticing college — Shawn Gude Weigh in on dailyiowan.com. impossible. town then say, DeKalb or But I soon realized Macomb, Ill. that out-of-staters from And yes, some of us User comments the suburbs are often even passed up the treated like a disease opportunity to study at transmitted from across Illinois’s flagship, the Mississippi. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR may be sent via e-mail to [email protected] (as text, not as attachment). Each letter To start, we’re too stu- pid to get into the ’Burbs kids at the UI are must be signed and include an address and phone number for verification. Letters should not exceed 300 words. The DI certainly getting the last reserves the right to edit for length and clarity. The DI will publish only one letter per author per month. Letters will be University of Illinois. laugh over our Illini chosen for publication by the editors according to space considerations. No advertisements or mass mailings, please. We’re rich, and we prefer friends (see: University of GUEST OPINIONS that exceed 300 words in length must be arranged with the Opinions editor at least three days prior to spend excessive to the desired date of publication. Guest opinions are selected in accordance with word length, subject relevance, and amounts of money each Illinois clout-list scandal). space considerations. year for an education in Whether you love our READER COMMENTS that may appear below were originally posted on dailyiowan.com in response to published another sleepy out-of-state dollars or material. They will be chosen for print publication when they are deemed to be well-written and to forward public discussion. Midwestern state instead detest us for tainting the They may be edited for length and style. of staying in our own. native-Hawkeye purity of We’re sleazy bros and your state, Illinois stu- shameless sluts, polluting dents have become a per- the UI with our affinity manent Iowa City fix- Comments from: from the university. In the end, for alcohol and enthusi- ture, at least for now. The you all better go out and pick up YOUR TURN POLL RESULTS asm for the 19 bar age. first-year class of 2008 Results through Thursday evening on dailyiowan.com “UI no fan of cans” these cans while they are still Or at least that’s what included 1,401 students (August 27). out. Perhaps the university I’ve heard from locals. from Illinois — more No doubt, dumbasses than half the 2,022 total should be worrying more about from my home state con- nonresidents — and just • “The universities complain- the budget crisis it has found tribute to the stigma more than 30 percent of ing just gives [Anheuser-Busch] itself in, not the color of beer afflicting all Illinois stu- the entire incoming class. more publicity — THAT sells cans that are being sold on dents. I cringe every time Think of our being more beer.” campus.” I hear “CHI-TOWN, here as a metaphorical BROSEPH” or a girl from high-five to Iowa City. Lincolnshire insisting We love the university, —IowaJim —hawkfaninchicago that she’s from Chicago. we love the town, and Living within a few miles we’ll pay a little (or a lot) • “The fact that anyone • “Look on Hawkshop.com. of a Metra station doesn’t extra for it if we have to. would take the time to write a There are numerous items that make anyone a resident Some of us even fund our letter about this makes me directly correlate with drinking. of Chicago. education with loans and laugh. Find something better to Margarita glasses, cosmo glass- But for every half-wit scholarships. do.” es, bottle coozies, bottle open- Illinois bro making the So don’t get it twisted. ers …” rest of us look like uned- There are plenty of ucated, over-privileged douche bags from —quota10 bimbos, there’s a closed- Dubuque and skanks —HawkeyeTim “The UI doesn’t get money minded Iowan who refus- from Spirit Lake. And drinking. It’s similar to ranting es to let go of his Illinois yes, many a moron at • “Anheuser-Busch from the sales. That is the issue. • “But the UI makes money on message boards. You’re not stereotypes. the UI comes from announced in its statement yes- As stated earlier, they have no off of those, so it’s OK. It’s mak- going to get any action out of it, A note to disgruntled Illinois. But we’re here terday that it would remove the problem slapping a TigerHawk townies: It’s impolite to to stay, so please, dear ing nothing off of the cans. This but it makes someone feel bet- on a bottle opener. Because it’s cans from campuses that con- roll your eyes at some- Iowan — be a little more letter is, literally, the least the ter.” licensed, they get a cut.” tact them and ask it to. It is not one’s hometown or to cordial. A “thank you” for university can do to put on a ask, “So you couldn’t get subsidizing the cost of stopping the campaign as a show that it’s trying to do into your own state your tuition wouldn’t whole until it receives a letter something about the underage —Aquanet_for_the_masses — MN_Hawkeye schools?” It would be hurt, either.

Guest opinion A test of Kennedy currency in health-bill name By JONAH GOLDBERG Kennedy Memorial Health Democratic Party’s eldest are now the hallmarks of should be expected to cave putting Kennedy’s name If you read the newspa- Care Bill.” At the time, the statesman. Intriguingly, the party he largely in to the “Do it for Teddy” on the bill, that is their pers or watch the news, you official position of the this suggests that either defined. bullying. To listen to some right, even if it will likely will encounter a long list of Democratic Party was out- Democrats already had the The determination of the liberals, one gets the sense result in an even more accomplishments by the rage and disgust. idea when Limbaugh float- Democratic Party to exploit that conservatives should unpopular bill than the late Sen. Edward Kennedy, Fast-forward to a few ed it, which would mean Kennedy’s death for politi- surrender to something ones now under considera- D-Mass. One thing you’re hours after the announce- their protests were just so cal gain puts the political that violates their funda- tion. I suspect, however, less likely to hear, however, ment of Kennedy’s death. much opportunistic and commentator who doesn’t mental principles out of def- that they will be disap- is that in his death, Suddenly, naming the bill cynical posturing, or they wish to speak ill of the erence to the very man lib- pointed to discover that the Kennedy proved Rush after Kennedy would be a actually got the idea from dead in something of a erals celebrate for never currency of the Kennedy Limbaugh right. moving tribute. Limbaugh himself, which bind. So let us be clear that abandoning his fundamen- name purchases far less In March, the talk-show ABC News reports that would be too ironic for a there is no evidence what- tal principles. No one than it once did, thanks in host and bête noire of pro- “the idea of naming the leg- Tom Wolfe novel. soever that Kennedy him- expected Ted Kennedy to large part to what Ted gressives everywhere said islation for Kennedy has But that Kennedy’s self — or any Kennedy — become a champion of free Kennedy did with it. that the health-care bill been quietly circulating for death should be marked by would object to such a ploy. markets out of deference to Jonah Goldberg is a syndicated wending its way through months” but was kicked cynicism, opportunism, My only objection is the Ronald Reagan’s memory. columnist. A version of this commen- Congress would eventually into overdrive by Sen. and irony is not shocking, notion that somehow any- Now, if liberals want to tary was originally published by be dubbed the “Ted Robert Byrd, the given that these qualities one but partisan Democrats rally their own troops by Tribune Media Services.

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AMY OLESON/THE DAILY IOWAN Dominique Cass (right) performs a piece to “Disturbia,” by Rihanna, on Oct. 4, 2008, at the Miss Gay Iowa pageant. “Being part of the gay community, female impersonation is a big part of it,” she said.

PUBLICITY PHOTO Vito’s adds drag shows Quad Cities-based band Minus Six will perform its 300th show tonight at the Industry, 211 Iowa Ave. The piano pop-rock group frequently heads to Iowa City, and it has been featured on Iowa Public Radio. Dress in drag on Sunday nights and head to Vito’s. Piano pop-rock band Minus Six will play its 300th The once-sports bar is now cashing in on a new form show Saturday at the Industry. of entertainment. By DEE FABBRICATORE Minus Six plans to only [email protected] kick off its 300th show thing By ADAM SALAZAR Bar, 121 E. College St. upcoming queens. with both older favorites growing [email protected] Lenoch said Vito’s is an When Thomas heard Quad Cities band for the alternative to Studio 13, about Vito’s newest drag and newer, more complex Vito’s has recently gone Minus Six will play its band. dailyiowan.com because it has recently show renovations, he was at songs. “There are some through a transformation. 300th show at 8 p.m. on This changed to a 21-and-over first a bit skeptical. new songs we’re really The establishment is going Saturday at the Industry. summer, GIVE A bar. He also said his bar “I was shocked that excited about,” Sivertsen for a new look with its recon- “The 300th show is said. “We’re developing a Minus LISTEN has a separate vibe from [Vito’s] picked a slow night to structed interior, a new pretty exciting,” saxo- longer song form with Six Studio 13. do this event,” he said. phonist Matt Sivertsen Minus Six menu with a heaping selec- more transitions and an expanded “Most people don’t want to Thomas, along with being said. “You realize how tion of dishes, a patio, and a almost Broadway flow, its gig- Hidden Deep go to Studio for the environ- the owner of Studio 13, is many years you’ve been a bound- fresh layer of black paint cov- with scene changes and ment,” he said. “We’re a also the proprietor of the band and are still going aries in the Green ering the once-green façade. different rhythms, like venue, not a gay bar. It’s a Piano Lounge in both Iowa strong, so this show is from a Featured But physical changes aren’t extra special.” songs within a song.” diverse bar.” City and Cedar Rapids. Nei- On Saturday, the three- the only ones taking place. Lead singer and song- hour Track: Greg Garza — who per- ther location has hosted a audience can sing along Since May 3 of this year, writer Kevin Carton radius forms drag under the drag show,but the location in with Minus Six’s enthu- • “Lost At Sea” Vito’s, 118 E. College St., has thinks the monumental outside moniker Kylie Cass — is a Cedar Rapids is preparing to siastic fan base. Listen If you like it: experimented with its new show says something Moline, friend of Lenoch’s who will host the 2009 Miss Gay for crowd favorites such See MINUS SIX environment by adding drag about the members’ com- Ill., to shows to its Sunday night take the stage at Vito’s next Iowa, the second-largest mitment to their craft. as “Lost at Sea” and play 8 p.m. Saturday, event. Garza said he was new, experimental songs schedule. Previously known drag pageant in the U.S. “It’s an exciting mile- shows the Industry, 211 not surprised that Vito’s such as “The Gospel,” for being a typical college bar “We [Studio] pioneered stone, but the interesting farther Iowa, $5. with what Studio 13 owner would be so welcoming to thing is, we are all so “Legacy,” and “Le Jon- and got it started, and we’ve way, such Brett Thomas described as a drag, given Iowa City’s liber- energetic that we treat gleur,” a song about a as one in built it up to what it is today,” “homophobic undertone,” al attitudes about alterna- every show like a big cel- traveling juggler. Omaha in September. Thomas said. “It will be Vito’s is reinventing itself by tive lifestyles. ebration,” Carton said. “Every place we play, After six years interesting to see if Vito’s “Iowa City is pretty up on Minus Six is no we have regular faces together, Carton thinks offering theme-night events gives back to the community the times,” he said. stranger to Iowa City. that show up,” Sivertsen Minus Six is moving at such as country night, hip- that supports it.” hop night, and now once a Garza, who came to Iowa Drummer Rob Baner said. “These groups start a steady pace. With Thomas, however, harbors to multiply with month drag nights. City from Austin, Texas, to completed his under- three albums to its no bad blood and finds the every show.” The next drag event will attend the UI, started per- graduate work at the UI moniker, the group’s new competition as just part and in May received a UI senior Alexandra be held at 10 p.m Aug. 30. forming seven and a half young 20-somethings of business. master’s in accounting. Drury is among the are looking to record Manager Tom Lenoch said years ago at the Alley Cat. “I’m very flattered that Sivertsen said per- many faithful fans who more original songs and he expects a crowd of 200 to He has also performed at forming in Iowa City is plan to attend Saturday’s reach larger audiences. 250 people. other locations in Iowa City, someone has taken my idea never disappointing. concert. It will be around With an energy- Vito’s may be an unlikely and every gay establishment and applied it to their busi- “One time in Iowa City, her 10th time seeing the charged, piano pop-rock place to hold such an event, in Iowa. Along with doing ness model,” he said. “You’ve a girl was dancing on band live, although she’s feel and a guitar-less but drag shows have been shows for profit, he also per- got to do something to put stage right behind lost count of the number. ensemble, Carton mainstays in Iowa City for forms for charities, fundrais- people through your door. It’s Kevin, our lead singer, “I have been a Minus believes his music is an seven years since launching ers, and benefit shows for just business.” and he had no idea,” he Six fan since 2006, when entirely different animal. at Studio 13, 13 S. Linn St., said. “It was a friend took me to one of “To me, our music is then known as the Alley Cat. pretty funny.” the shows at the Indus- like a turtle,” he said. Other shows around the The band last played try, then the Q bar,” “Our home is music, and area have taken place at in Iowa City on July 3, at Drury said. “The band just like turtles, we are Deadwood Tavern, 6 S. its local haunt, the always carrying it on Dubuque St., 3rd Base, 111 Industry, 211 Iowa Ave. put on one of the best our backs.” E. College St., and the Union The same day, the group live shows I have ever also did a live broadcast seen. The music is very on Iowa Public Radio at energetic, and you really the Java House, and the have to try not to start recording and video aired dancing and several times on radio singing along.” and TV. Popularity isn’t the

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RACHAEL’S REALITY RECAP GET REAL addiction to reality TV is so really secured my obsession. strong that I’ve dedicated myself Sunday nights on E! were more to bringing weekly commentary exciting than watching Jessica on some of the sluttiest, skanka- Simpson’s confusion over tuna. licious moments occurring in Hugh Hefner’s girlfriends allowed new episodes of the best shows me to play voyeur on their every- television offers. day lives, which was when I real- RACHAEL LANDER Before delving into the ized my life could no longer be [email protected] pathetic lives of Jon Gosselin void of reality television. Reality television is to me and Tiffany “New York” Pollard, Reality television used to be a what cocaine is to Amy we must make a return to reality simple thing. Now, with the Winehouse — I need numerous show origins. I’m not talking drama of the “Megan Wants a doses a day in order to continue about “The Real World” but Millionaire,” murders, the future living. Watching hours of the rather the moments that began of VH1 as we know it may have ever-sassy Tyra Banks turn awk- my passionate desire for all- changed. Think about what the ward, skinny women into hot things unscripted. Let’s begin world would be like without models surpasses my desire to with “Survivor.” hours-long marathons of skeezy flip on CNN. I may be a journal- I think it was Jeff Probst who shows on the once all-music FILE PHOTO/THE DAILY IOWAN ist, but being sucked into the really launched my lust for con- channel. Though it may be hard The tuba section of the Hawkeye marching band attempts one-armed push-ups during their world of Tori Spelling and her suming reality TV — after all, to imagine, it’s looking like it performance for Iowa fans at the Outback Bowl Beach Day Bash on Tuesday, Dec. 30, 2008. mommy-drama is so much more being attracted to the cast is the may become a real possibility. interesting than watching any first step in any full-blown reali- After all, “I Love Money 3” was local news network. And I know ty love affair. “Survivor” taught already canceled. I’m not alone in my passion for me the sheer bliss of watching From “Rock of Love with Bret Rock life marches watching Bret Michaels select ordinary people become Michaels” to “The Bad Girls his latest skank. enraged at the slightest mishap, Club,” and “Kendra” to “Kathy For all of the other reality like when rice gets wet. The Griffin: My Life on the D-List,” whores out there who prefer pointless fights were more fun the reality genre is never devoid I’m with the band — the Hawkeye the feeling of unity hanging out with the to watch than Donald Trump’s of moments that crave to be doc- among the ensemble Stallionaire’s on Monday nights hair on “The Apprentice.” umented right here on the Arts Marching Band, that is. members that really rather than real-life friends, I’m After “Survivor” stole my page, and I’ll be here all semes- of small time bands makes the Marching right there as well. In fact, my heart, “The Girls Next Door” ter to do just that. can say. I play the Band experience great, sousaphone (or that and no movie can por- FROM THE BLOG huge shiny brass tray that. Even though instrument that wraps we are 250 strong, 90 NICK FETTY completely around the percent of us go by the WHOLE LOTTA GLAMOUR [email protected] body), which is awe- nicknames given to us some. The sousies are as freshmen during Indifferent — “It’s just a pic- near the end of the video, saying ture, folks.” the most testosterone Hell Week (the intense that sure, a size 2 may be natural Having done a bit of perusing and booze-fueled sec- preparation for for some females, but it’s just other blogs and news stories tion in the Marching Marching Band season not for everyone. To the few nay- Band, and we pride regarding this photo (which, by sayers who think this portrayal that takes place the the way, is rather small and ourselves on our wild of “real women” will only further week before classes buried on page 194), it is clear ways. We’re not alco- REBECCA KOONS excuse being overweight, Miller My alarm gives me a start), and many of us that the overwhelming response holics by any means, [email protected] advocates a healthy lifestyle, rude awakening as my are as close as the has been extremely positive. but the sousies and the and that the body she has is the Beatles before Yoko One beautiful young woman This most recent issue seems to head pounds after rest of the band cer- result. She offers no excuses, another night of exces- Ono came along. has been causing quite a stir finally begin to understand the tainly know how to While Marching and everything she says is what sive drinking at beer recently in the magazine world. concept of “real,” featuring most women are thinking. party like rock stars Band members will Miller in their pages. Here, we band (the pep band The September issue of Glamour The only problem is, this type (though unlike serious never make millions or see a woman who, seemingly, is that goes around to rockers, I always per- magazine features a nude photo of positive attitude toward certain IC bars on sleep with countless of 20-year-old Lizzi Miller, taste- not only comfortable with her- form sober — not to groupies (although self, but also laughing at those accepting and being oneself is Friday nights before fully posed, smile beaming. discredit rock musi- there are more than who think she shouldn’t be. not marketed nearly as much as home football games to Miller, as size 12, is what most cians, but it takes a lot enough random hook- Watching this video, there is it should be. We do have publica- get patrons pumped). I average people would consider of coordination to both ups in the band to go really no way you can’t love this tions such as Self that are tak- only got four hours of normal. In the realm of high fash- march the formations around), at least we are girl for what she is saying and ing things in a healthier direc- sleep last night, I reek ion, however, double-digit sizes and blow into a 40- guaranteed that our how she represents herself. tion — aside from that whole like stale beer, and I pound hunk of metal). are rarely looked highly upon, need to get over to band will never burn Recognizing the fact that she, Kelly Clarkson debacle. One can The partying, however, and immediately placed in the among millions of other Kinnick Stadium for out. As long as there is only hope that Glamour and oth- is only a small part of the “plus-size” file (with few excep- American women, have some our 7 a.m. rehearsal. a football program at ers will begin to follow suit. Marching Band “rock star tions). Anyone looking at this sort of issue with the way they This is the life of a Iowa, there will always While a total upheaval of beauty experience.” It’s also about photo will most likely have one of look. Part of this, as many of us Marching Band rock be a need for the and fashion may never happen, proving the stereotypes three different reactions: know, stems from what the mass star. wrong. The American Marching Band. one can only hope that baby Even though the Love it — “Finally, a real media generally portrays as the My good friend and public has this precon- ideal form of beauty, which is a steps like these will only help majority of movies por- woman in a fashion magazine!” fellow bandmate Joey ceived notion that the lot thinner than most. women find solace in embracing tray the Marching Hate it — “She does not belong once said that being in Marching Band is made in the pages of Glamour.” Miller also made a great point what they were born with. the Marching Band is up of socially and sexually Band culture in an the closest that he will awkward nerds (as por- incorrect light, there is ever experience to trayed in the American one film that is an ENTERTAINMENT being a famous rocker, Pie series) or as a bunch expectation — Mr. and despite the less- of all-work-no-play tight Holland’s Opus. This than-flattering stereo- asses (like in Drumline). movie truly captures Arbiter rules for and says he’s been vindicated. later showed the substance was- types that get pushed For real Marching Band the passion that stu- The producers, meanwhile, n’t heroin, a person with knowl- on us, he’s right. members, these films are dent musicians have for Piven in contract expressed disappointment. They edge of the results told the After all, that we as laughable as a public- their crafts, which is dispute say they respect the decision, Associated Press. play in front of 70,000 service announcement really what it’s all but strongly disagree with it. The person was not authorized NEW YORK (AP) — Score one The actor is also known for to speak with the media and screaming (and likely against underage about for a Marching for Jeremy Piven. inebriated) fans is drinking. Band rock star … that playing Hollywood agent Ari on requested anonymity. A professional arbiter has “Entourage.” The warrant unsealed more than what a lot But ultimately, it’s and the partying. ruled Piven did not his breach his Thursday showed that various contract with the Broadway pro- drugs, including marijuana, the CELEBRITY TWITTER ducers of Speed-the-Plow when Warrant: Jackson generic form of Valium and other the actor abruptly left the revival family told cops sedatives were found in the It may not be Earth-shattering when that guy from Slater Seven tweets about his morning breakfast, but of the David Mamet play last singer’s rented mansion. A detec- what's Twitter good for if not keeping with every mundane thought and detail of our favorite celebrities’ lives? December. about drugs tive also indicated that Jackson’s Each Friday, we’ll compile a list of the best celebrity tweets of the week for our collective voyeuristic pleasure. At the time, Piven’s doctor LOS ANGELES (AP) — A search body showed signs of injections. said Piven was suffering from warrant served at Michael A second warrant served on jeremypiven: For those of u always my X-Box newsletter. michaelianblack: It pains me mercury poisoning after eating Jackson’s house the day after he the car of Dr. Conrad Murray, the who dig Entourage this next Sun to say this, but after experiment- too much fish. is the best we have done so far… RedHourBen: The Hoedown ing with them for over thirty died says family members told focus of a manslaughter investi- was definitely throwndown years, I’ve concluded Slinkys Piven says in a statement that investigators they’d found heroin gation, turned up some docu- paulscheer: It took Rolling aren’t that useful. he’s pleased with the outcome in the singer’s room. But tests ments but no additional drugs. Stone 40 yrs to finally break the story about why the Beatles broke up. Which means the Creed exposé should come out in 2036 … mindykaling: we’re going to Narnia, no big deal. augusten: Dennis hates my new 200-pound cement ante- lope. I had it on his side of the bed, so it could watch him sleep … Anyway, it’s a shame he does- n’t like it. I’d hate to have to get rid of him. But, such is life. Love me, love my cement antelope. questlove: @nikki_scarfo ill invent a spiritual guide that will allow you to pray-scrip-and whack mofos in a 24 hour peri- od. THE_REAL_SHAQ: went to the la zoo today, a chimpanzee spit at me, dam i must be ugly, lol … diablocody: @louisvirtel Divas Live used to be psychological warfare. Maybe Jordin can be the condescending Aretha to Miley’s Shania. rainnwilson: A Twitter haiku: Ted Kennedy died/ @rainnwilson hates nukes and such/ The Jonas Brothers johncmayer: Sometimes when I see an e-mail in the dead of night I think it’s her and she’s changed her mind. But it’s

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A former UI club hockey player is Jordan Loperena relishing his role as KRUI sports • Suffered three concussions before finding a niche in director. broadcasting, the last of By MITCH SMITH the corner, and the hit which occurring his first year on campus. [email protected] occurred just as he was getting rid of it. • Received the 2008 Hawkeye Jordan Loperena has “It wasn’t a dirty check Award, which is given to one accomplished what most or a particularly hard outstanding student organi- sports fans only dream one, it just knocked me zation leader. about. off balance and the back • Hosts “From the Cheap The UI senior helped of my helmet was the Seats,” “Friday Gridiron set up the SkyCam for first thing that hit the Preview,” and “Saturday the ESPN/ABC broadcast ice,” Loperena said. Hawkeye PreGame” shows on of the Iowa-Penn State His doctor suggested KRUI. Know someone we should shine a light game last November, quitting hockey if he had on? E-mail us at : worked camera utility at a fourth concussion. Con- [email protected]. the women’s NCAA Tour- sequently, Loperena’s nament games at Carver- aggressive style of play became less physical. ON THE WEB Hawkeye Arena, and Check out a photo and nabbed an internship “After that, I didn’t audio slide show of Jordan with the Big Ten Network play the same way,” he Loperena — former UI club this upcoming semester. said. “I just never hockey player turned KRUI DAVID SCRIVNER/THE DAILY IOWAN Further, Loperena, 21, regained that competitive sports director — at dailyiowan.com. KRUI sports director Jordan Loperena talks with coworkers during his radio show, “From the Cheap is in his second year as edge.” Seats,” on Wednesday. Loperena strongly values the relationships and friendships made with KRUI sports director at KRUI Loperena’s coach cut outlet to get started in sports employees. despite having had no him from the team the with sports media is that following season, and no one can see you when experience in sports Preview,” and “Saturday description about someone surprise. “It was a hum- while the rejection hurt, you’re on the air,” he said. media prior to joining the Hawkeye PreGame.” He who worked for KRUI. bling experience being there was little time to “You can be as comfort- UI radio station. also covers Iowa football “I knew I was the only rewarded for the effort. It sulk. Jamie Elliott, a for- able as you want.” Had it not been for a — with full media person nominated who shows that someone out- mer Iowa teammate, gave During his tenure as brain-rattling concussion credentials. worked for KRUI,” he side the station really him a life-changing sug- sports director, the KRUI during his freshman year, “It’s his passion for said, indicating his appreciates the work.” gestion: He referred Lop- sports staff has grown all the above likely would sports and people that erena to Will Marchino, from 15 to 50, and the never have happened. make him good at what The major in sports stud- Elliott’s friend and the number of shows each he does there,” Elliott ies and communication sports director for KRUI week increased from two said. “Jordan wears his studies initially came to at the time. or three to eight, Lopere- heart on his sleeve and Iowa with a focus “I knew that he would na said. works extremely hard.” on hockey. be perfect for the station, “Jordan is really com- The work has paid off. His passion for the given his knowledge of mitted to being the sports sport began when he was sports and how much he director,” said David Someone nominated Lop- 6. By the time he was a loved to talk,” Jaffe, a former member of erena last year for the senior in Lake Zurich, Elliott said. the KRUI sports staff. Hawkeye Award for out- Ill., he was the defensive Loperena started work- “It’s because of him that standing student organi- captain of his high-school ing for KRUI a few days they now have sports zation leader. During the team. later. Despite having no shows on every day.” awards ceremony, the At Iowa, he immediate- experience in sports Not only is he in charge presenter gave a brief ly tried out for club hock- media, the transition of making the weekly depiction of the award ey. But he suffered his couldn’t have been more radio schedule, he also winner. third concussion during a natural. hosts three radio shows: Sitting in the audience, game against Iowa State. “One thing that makes “From the Cheap Seats,” the young radio jock was Loperena got the puck in radio an outstanding “Friday Gridiron shocked to hear the

METRO Russians are coming The UI International Writing Program will receive visits from four Russian writers Sept. 9-16. The writers are participating in the Open World Program, managed by the Open World Leadership Center at the Library of Congress, according to a UI news release. The program aims to give emerg- ing foreign leaders the opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of American culture and expose them to the ideas and practices of their American counterparts. Prairie Lights Books will host a free reading on Sept. 15 at 7 p.m. The event will be streamed live by the UI Virtual Writing University at www.writinguniversity.org, according to the release. In addition, the writers will meet with students in the UI M.F.A Translation Program, discuss their writing with the International Literature Today class, and attend an array of literary events in Iowa City. — by Lauren Mills

Researchers work with genetic material UI researchers’ recent findings could improve the way genetic material is injected into patients to fight off cancer. The researchers studied mice and focused on prostate cancer, but the findings could apply to other cancers and diseases, according to a UI news release. Genetic material called small interfering RNA, or siRNA, has been used to block potentially harmful cell activity. But deliver- ing that material in the past has been challenging. The UI researchers modified the material so it can be injected into the bloodstream with fewer side effects, according to a release. But directly injecting siRNA into humans is difficult. UI Assistant Professor Paloma Giangrande, the study’s senior author, said the next step is to test the compound in a larger animal model. UI Assistant Professors James McNamara and Anton McCaffrey contributed to the study, which was published online on Aug. 23 in Nature Biotechnology. The study received support from an American Cancer Society Institutional Research grant and a Lymphoma SPORE Development Research Award, according to a release. — by Lauren Mills

8A - The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Friday, August 28, 2009 News dailyiowan.com for more news Reaction mixed on Music, free food faculty hiring plan celebrate diversity A new strategic initiative, which Strategic initiative By EMILY BUSSE aims to bring an extra 100 faculty The six work task forces [email protected] focus on:: on board, gets mixed reviews. • Strategic budgeting A hush fell over the crowd • Undergraduate education of more than 100 UI stu- By MARLIN LINARES priorities in education, and success dents as they stood and [email protected] research, and service,” • Graduate education: turned to face the altar in according to the website. Old Brick. UI faculty leaders had selective excellence The plan follows the • Research and creative Suddenly, hip-hop music mixed feelings after Iowa Promise, the UI’s drowned out the sound of hearing about a univer- excellence strategic plan for 2005- • Internationalization and rain on stained glass as UI sity plan to hire 100 fac- 2010. Under the plan, diversity junior Hai Tran launched ulty for new positions the UI has raised fac- • Public outreach and civic himself onto the wooden over the next five years ulty salaries, strength- engagement platform, clapping and spin- despite budget cuts. ened undergraduate Source: Office of the Provost ning into a frenzy of break- The Task Force on education, and dance moves. Research and Creative Tran is part of the hip-hop increased the diversity JOE SCOTT/THE DAILY IOWAN Excellence — the newest members is how the UI group UI Breakers, which of faculty, staff and Cody Eliff and Frank Attere greet visitors to the Community of Color event of six task forces created will find money for the performed at this year’s students, according to at Old Brick on Thursday. The event, which featured break dancing this by the UI — is in the new faculty positions Community of Color event its website. year, brings students of all ethnicities together to meet and socialize. process of identifying after suffering a $34 on Thursday evening along UI Provost Wallace Loh million state budget cut with the all-male a capella every year, Freeman said. omore who was invited by five to 10 areas, includ- said he has high expecta- ing sustainabilty, where in 2009. Though the cut choir Intersection. The variety of people is a friend, the celebration tions for the task force. what most impressed UI the university can was covered by $35.5 The biannual event, was not what she “We can’t excel in sophomore and transfer stu- “achieve international million from the federal organized by the UI Center had anticipated. everything, so we want dent Stephenie Orte — that, eminence.” The universi- American Recovery and for Diversity and Enrich- “With the name, I expect- to concentrate on focused Reinvestment Act, offi- ment, brought in performers and the free food. ed to be the only ‘caucasian,’ ” ty will then use the infor- excellence,” Loh said. “[This event] is definitely mation to hire faculty to cials said they are for the first time in the Love said. “But I was pleas- After the meeting, Fac- event’s four-year history in better than going to the work in these areas. preparing for a cut just antly surprised to see people ulty Council member as deep in 2011. order to “jazz it up a little,” study rooms and watching of all different ethnicities.” The UI Faculty Coun- Richard Valentine mostly Although hiring new said Andy Freeman, the the cliques of all the Barbie Freeman acknowledged cil heard about the ini- agreed with the plan. faculty could result in a coordinator of academic blondes with all the same as much; the event’s name is tiative in a presentation “It just seems to tighter budget, Loh planning with UI Support hair and all the same height something of a misnomer, he from Michael Cohen, the make sense,” he said. stressed the number of Service Programs. walking by,” Orte said in said. Although the goal is to cochairman of the task “It seems to be inclu- faculty has shrunk by But Tran said his group’s between bites of a mon- bring minority students force, at its first meeting sive across [all col- roughly 5 percent while performance connected on strous Rice Krispie treat, together, he stressed white of the semester Tuesday. leges], and it is refocus- the number of undergrad- a deeper level with the surveying the crowd. “I like students are welcome. Members of the task ing existing energies.” uates has increased by event, which aimed to bring to see all different people. The music died as the force plan to broadly dis- Although the plan may approximately 7 percent in students from all ethnic- It’s not a set group.” evening died down, and cuss the plans with fac- seem flawless on paper, over the past eight years. ities to socialize. In addition to diversity, around 6 p.m., the pastel ulty, staff, and students Valentine said it might “This isn’t going to “There’s all this diversity students said they enjoyed plastic table cloths were sometime after Labor be harder than it sounds. happen over night; it here, and we’re a diverse the laid-back atmosphere, rumpled and the once piled- Day, he said. “The university is just won’t even happen over group too,” Tran said. “It’s something Freeman said high food trays emptied. “We’re trying to get so complex,” he said. “No a year,” he said. “This is like a mashing of communi- he guarantees by exclud- But the room was still full, input from all across the business or corporation still a work in progress.” ties together.” ing speeches or lengthy the students still there. They campus,” Cohen said. can touch it in complexi- Planning for the task The three-hour celebra- presentations. wandered between the The six task forces are ty. It’s literally like jug- force began over the tion, which included music, “We are lectured to in class tables, jumping into hugs or dedicated to “articulat- gling cats.” summer and is sched- food and door prizes, draws all day long,” Orte said. “I don’t shouting across the room to ing the university’s The biggest concern uled to be completed in roughly 300 students from want to listen to speeches.” old friends before shaking strategic vision and for Faculty Council in December. all different backgrounds For Allison Love, a soph- the hand of someone new.

SCOREBOARD SOCCER MLB Atlanta 9, San Diego 1 N.Y. Mets 10, Florida 3 Arizona 11, San Francisco 0 The Iowa soccer team faces Montana Cincinnati 8, Milwaukee 5 Texas 7, N.Y. Yankees 2 Houston 4, St. Louis 3 Cleveland 5, Baltimore 4 tonight at the Iowa Soccer Complex. 4B Washington 5, Chicago Cubs 4 Chicago White Sox 9, Boston 5 Sports L.A. Dodgers 3, Colorado 2 Kansas City 8, Seattle 4 Pittsburgh 3, Philadelphia 2 Oakland 2, L.A. Angels 0

FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 2009 Field

SWIMMING hockey Carty finishes 3rd in Canada faces Games Iowa swimmer Danielle Carty is making the most ACC of the first week of school, and she’s not even in the The Iowa country. The sophomore from field-hockey Ontario, Canada, is com- peting this week at the team is ready to 2009 Canada Games. On host part of the Wednesday, she placed third in the 100-meter eighth-annual backstroke with a time of Big Ten/ACC 1:00.41. After qualifying with a time of 1:01.50, Challenge on Carty shaved off more than a second. Saturday at Carty posted the second FILE PHOTO/THE DAILY IOWAN Grant Field. fastest 100-meter back- Linebacker Pat Angerer shakes hands with South Carolina offensive tackle Justin Sorenson after the Hawkeye victory in the Outback Bowl stroke time in school histo- By JORDAN GARRETSON on Jan. 1 in Tampa. Angerer led the Iowa defense with six solo tackles, contributing to Iowa’s 31-10 win over the Gamecocks. ry as a freshman, and she [email protected] compiled five wins and Last season, it was excep- three runner-ups in that tionally rare to find back-to- event. back games that the Iowa She was also part of field-hockey team wasn’t several landmark relay favored in. teams last spring at the New Linebacker U But that’s exactly the Big Ten championships, case this weekend. most notably the The ninth-ranked Hawkeyes’ school record- Iowa’s rich tradition at linebacker continues this Seventh in a Hawkeyes will open up the setting 200-medley relay nine-part series ’09 slate with two games in (1.42.43), when she swam season under Pat Angerer. A.J. Edds, and Jeremiha two days as a part of the The Daily Iowan will break the lead leg. 2009 Big Ten/ACC Chal- Hunter. down the Iowa Hawkeyes lenge in Iowa City. And She was also part of position by position as the while Kirk Ferentz’s football the team’s 400-medley By AMIE KIEHN Mitch King and Matt one of the most dangerous [email protected] Kroul, Iowa linebacker in the country. And it is 2009 season inches closer. team will open its schedule relay (3:43.73) in the coach Darrell Wilson sees easy to see why. Aug. 20 — Quarterbacks Sept. 5 with the likes of meet, which ranks second Former Michigan foot- Angerer stepping up to Iowa head coach Kirk Aug. 21 — Running Backs Northern Iowa, head coach in school history. ball coach Fielding Yost captain the defense. Ferentz began his football Aug. 24 — Wide Receivers Tracey Griesbaum’s crew Carty will finish compe- established the linebacker “I think Pat has always legacy as a linebacker at Aug. 25 — Tight Ends will start its campaign tition today in the 50- position, but it is Iowa been a leader, but he may the University of Con- Aug. 26 — Offensive Linemen against two teams expected meter individual back- senior Pat Angerer who is of thought, ‘OK, Matt and necticut in the mid 1970s. Aug. 27 — Defensive Linemen to compete for a Division-I stroke before returning to making it look *good*. Mitch are here. I’m just Ferentz’s mastery at Today — Linebackers national championship. Iowa City. The All-Big Ten line- going to play football,’ ” developing college foot- Aug. 31 — Secondary Iowa will take on defend- Sept. 1 — Special Teams — by Jon Linder backer ranked second in Wilson said at the team’s ball’s most potent field ing NCAA runner-up and the conference (28th media day earlier this surveyors has produced second-ranked Wake Forest nationally) in intercep- month. “But he is a natu- some of the program’s Saturday at 11:30 a.m. HAWK CLOTHING tions and led the ral leader, and he has greatest successes — nitely big shoes to fill,” Then, Griesbaum’s squad Hawkeyes in tackles with shown that through the Abdul Hodge, Chad senior linebacker A.J. will return to Grant Field to Athletics to hold 107 stops (45 solo). The summer. He’s really done Greenway, Bryan Matti- Edds said. “You don’t get play No. 4 North Carolina on Bettendorf native was a great job with being a son, Mike Humpal, and there by just falling into Aug. 30, also at 11:30 a.m. clothing sale one of 42 players named that position. You work leader on the field and Mike Klinkenborg. SEE FIELD HOCKEY, 3B Students looking to load to the watch list for the getting his teammates This year should be hard, and you earn the up on back-to-school Lott Trophy, which recog- rallying behind him.” no different. respect of your teammates ON THE WEB Hawkeye apparel this fall nizes both a student-ath- While Penn State is “You look at guys who and coaches by doing stuff Follow DI field-hockey reporter Jordan are in luck. lete’s character and aca- famously dubbed “Line- have been in roles similar the right way over an Garretson on Twitter The athletics depart- demic success. backer U,” the caliber of to this when they were extended period of time.” @jghawks as he Tweets ment will hold its annual With the departure of Iowa’s linebackers marks juniors and seniors at live from this weekend’s clothing sale on Sept. 5 in former Hawkeye leaders the Hawkeyes’ defense as Iowa, and those are defi- SEE LINEBACKERS, 3B Big Ten/ACC Challenge. Carver-Hawkeye Arena. The sale will begin at 7 a.m. and last until noon. The sale will include new and used athletics apparel and equipment, such as Long way from Blue Top long, tough shoes, warm-ups uniforms, T-shirts, game jerseys, and bags. Blue Top Ridge is taking strides to hosting a PGA Merchandise from both kitten status Tour event in the future. the Iowa men’s and women’s basketball teams By BRENDAN STILES By CLARK CAHILL will be available, as well as [email protected] [email protected] goodies from the volley- Before every season, In the last 48 hours, rain ball, field hockey, when prognosticators has eroded its deep bunkers wrestling, rowing, gymnas- across the country make until they resemble giant tics, golf, and cheerleading their college football predic- ant farms. The next 48 squads. tions, there’s always talk Sixth in an hours will require roughly Sales are on a cash basis about the sleeper — the 11-part series 500 hours of labor to pre- only. Credit cards and team that isn’t picked to pare Blue Top Ridge to host checks will not be accepted. Follow along as The Daily Iowan win its conference but is makes its annual preseason Big Ten the first-ever Golfweek Con- Those who plan to expected to at least be in predictions for the 2009 season. ference Challenge. attend the sale are asked the conversation. Starting from the bottom: The maintenance capa- to enter the arena from the This year, no squad in the 1. Sept. 3 bilities to prepare for a east side of Carver- Big Ten may fit that 2. Sept. 2 major event in harsh condi- Hawkeye Arena. description better than 3. Sept. 1 tions is a feature Blue Top — by Ryan Young Northwestern. 4. Aug. 31 Ridge Golf Director Bryan All the components of 5. Northwestern Haas hopes will someday being that conference dark 6. Minnesota land the Riverside course a FOOTBALL FORUM horse are in Evanston, Ill. 7. Illinois PGA Tour event. The Wildcats are coming off 8. Wisconsin “Having a major college Be sure to visit dai- one of their best seasons in 9. Michigan event like this is one of those lyiowan.com every day nearly a decade, which 10. Indiana stepping stones to be able to throughout the 2009 football ended with a trip to the 11. Purdue showcase our facility,” he said. season for The Daily Iowan Alamo Bowl. Northwestern ON THE WEB Running a course standing in the tee box. ON THE WEB Football Forum, an in-depth designed by Rees Jones — Changing elevations, Be sure to check out didn’t beat Missouri that Got a question for The discussion among DI and also know as the “Open Doc- sloping greens, and the dailyiowan.com to see night, but it took the Tigers Daily Iowan football beat Daily Iowan TV football exclusive footage of the to the brink in a 30-23 over- writers? They have an answer. tor” — also helps. He has course’s 88 bunkers, some performance studio at reporters about the time loss. Send them an e-mail at designed more than 100 of which are more than Blue Top Ridge golf Iowa Hawkeyes. disportsmailbag courses, including seven U.S. 2,000 square feet in size — In addition, the expecta- course, which houses three top-of- The daily videocasts can @gmail.com or submit one via Open courses, five PGA or the equivalent of three to tions are rising as Pat the-line video rooms. be viewed exclusively online. Fitzgerald enters his fourth Twitter @disportsbag. Championship sites, and four bunkers combined at Today’s Football Forum focus- an average course — make season as head coach. Tak- ton and cornerback Sher- three Ryder Cup venues. Mark Hankins said. es on senior linebackers Pat the course challenging for ing on the identity of the rick McManis. Blue Top Ridge is the “There are no gimme Angerer and A.J. Edds, as golfers of any skill level. former Wildcat linebacker, Wootton had 16 tackles longest course in Iowa and holes. There are going to well as junior Jeremiah “The greens have steep Northwestern should have for loss in 2008, and McMa- features the longest hole in be a lot of mistakes made, Hunter and whether they can undulations, and if you hit a strong defense with eight nis led the team with 14 the state as well. The par and I am interested to see improve on the numbers they into a bunker off the tee, starters returning from last pass break-ups. five, 16th can play as long as how the scores turn out.” posted last season in 665 yards, and the fairway you are almost guaranteed the backfield. year, including the likes of defensive end Corey Woot- SEE NORTHWESTERN, 3B seems to be endless when a bogey,” Iowa head coach SEE GOLF, 3B

2B - The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Friday, August 28, 2009 dailyiowan.com for Intramurals more sports SPORTS ’N’ STUFF Helping rec Philadelphia 1 2 0 .333 NATIONAL LEAGUE South W L T Pct East Division W L Pct GB New Orleans 2 0 0 1.000 Philadelphia 73 52 .584 — Atlanta 1 1 0 .500 Atlanta 67 60 .528 7 Tampa Bay 1 2 0 .333 Florida 67 60 .528 7 Carolina 0 2 0 .000 1 New York 58 70 .453 16 ⁄2 North W L T Pct 1 Washington 46 82 .359 28 ⁄2 Green Bay 2 0 0 1.000 Central Division W L Pct GB Minnesota 2 0 0 1.000 nationally St. Louis 74 55 .574 — Chicago 1 1 0 .500 Chicago 63 62 .504 9 Detroit 1 1 0 .500 Houston 62 65 .488 11 West W L T Pct Milwaukee 61 66 .480 12 San Francisco 2 0 0 1.000 1 Cincinnati 55 71 .437 17 ⁄2 Seattle 2 0 0 1.000 Pittsburgh 53 72 .424 19 St. Louis 2 1 0 .667 West Division W L Pct GB Arizona 0 2 0 .000 For 59 years, a national association Los Angeles 76 52 .594 — Thursday’s Games Colorado 72 56 .563 4 Philadelphia 33, Jacksonville 32 has helped numerous institutions San Francisco 69 59 .539 7 St. Louis 24, Cincinnati 21 Arizona 56 72 .438 20 Miami 10, Tampa Bay 6 1 Today’s Games San Diego 54 75 .419 22 ⁄2 improve campus recreational Thursday’s Games New England at Washington, 7 p.m. N.Y. Mets 10, Florida 3 Green Bay at Arizona, 9 p.m. Cincinnati 8, Milwaukee 5 Saturday’s Games opportunities, including Iowa. Houston 4, St. Louis 3 Indianapolis at Detroit, 12 p.m. Washington 5, Chicago Cubs 4 New Orleans at Oakland, 3 p.m. L.A. Dodgers 3, Colorado 2 Buffalo at Pittsburgh, 6:30 p.m. By TRAVIS VARNER “An institutional mem- Pittsburgh 3, Philadelphia 2 Tennessee at Cleveland, 6:30 p.m. Atlanta 9, San Diego 1 San Diego at Atlanta, 7 p.m. [email protected] bership is essentially a Arizona 11, San Francisco 0 Baltimore at Carolina, 7 p.m. Today’s Games N.Y. Jets at N.Y. Giants, 7 p.m. blanket or an umbrella N.Y. Mets (Misch 0-1) at Chicago Cubs (Lilly San Francisco at Dallas, 7 p.m. Annually, the UI does membership for everybody,” 9-8), 1:20 p.m. Seattle at Kansas City, 7 p.m. everything in its power to Atlanta (Hanson 9-2) at Philadelphia Sunday’s Games Hartshorn said. “The dis- (P.Martinez 2-0), 6:05 p.m. Chicago at Denver, 7 p.m. improve campus recre- L.A. Dodgers (Billingsley 12-7) at Cincinnati Monday, Aug. 31 counts are essentially (H.Bailey 3-4), 6:10 p.m. Minnesota at Houston, 7 p.m. ation. One organization, available to everyone at San Diego (Correia 8-10) at Florida (Volstad the National Intramural 9-10), 6:10 p.m. BIG TEN SOCCER that school … we still rec- Pittsburgh (Duke 10-11) at Milwaukee Recreational Sports Associ- ommend that people get (M.Parra 8-10), 7:05 p.m. ConferenceAll Games Washington (Lannan 8-9) at St. Louis W L Pts. W L T Pt. ation, helps the university. the individual membership (Smoltz 1-0), 7:15 p.m. Purdue 0 0 0 2 0 0 6 Essentially, the associa- Houston (Bazardo 0-0) at Arizona (Scherzer Ohio State 0 0 0 1 0 1 4 as well as the institutional 7-8), 8:40 p.m. Illinois 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 tion is the NCAA of intra- [membership] to maximize Colorado (Jimenez 12-9) at San Francisco Indiana 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 (Lincecum 12-4), 9:15 p.m. Michigan State 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 mural sports, hosting those benefits.” Minnesota 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 national tournaments for AMERICAN LEAGUE Penn State 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 Nick Todorovich, the Michigan 0 0 0 1 1 0 3 soccer, volleyball, flag association’s assistant East Division W L Pct GB Northwestern 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 football, and other sports. New York 79 48 .622 — Wisconsin 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 director of national sports Boston 73 54 .575 6 Iowa 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 But because it is a medi- 1 Tampa Bay 69 57 .548 9 ⁄2 Friday’s Games programs, said the organi- Toronto 58 67 .464 20 Montana at Iowa ating-ideas hub rather zation knows only a small 1 Illinois at Colorado Baltimore 52 76 .406 27 ⁄2 than a regulatory body, it Central Division W L Pct GB Evansville at Indiana number of students go on to Detroit 67 59 .532 — Ohio at Ohio State lacks the capacity to Chicago 64 64 .500 4 Northwestern at Missouri play at the varsity level in 1 Minnesota 63 64 .496 4 ⁄2 Green Bay at Wisconsin penalize its members. 1 college. But that shouldn’t Cleveland 57 70 .449 10 ⁄2 Michigan at Wisconsin-Milwaukee 1 Beginning in 1950, the Kansas City 49 78 .386 18 ⁄2 Minnesota at Georgia stop all from competing in West Division W L Pct GB Purdue at Texas A&M association has grown to Los Angeles 75 51 .595 — Sunday’s Game sports on campus. Texas 71 55 .563 4 South Dakota State at Iowa, 1 p.m. represent now almost 650 “We realize that [on] col- Seattle 66 62 .516 10 1 institutions, including Oakland 56 71 .441 19 ⁄2 IOWA HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL lege campuses throughout Thursday’s Games the UI. the United States, 90 per- Texas 7, N.Y. Yankees 2 Thursday’s Scores Cleveland 5, Baltimore 4 Cedar Rapids Xavier 28, Cedar Rapids Director of Recreational cent or more of the students Chicago White Sox 9, Boston 5 Jefferson 0 Services Harry Ostrander Kansas City 8, Seattle 4 Clinton 57, Davenport North 6 are not varsity players — Oakland 2, L.A. Angels 0 Marshalltown 17, Sioux City North 7 said he thinks the univer- yet they have a desire to Today’s Games Sergeant Bluff-Luton 21, South Sioux City, Chicago White Sox (Buehrle 11-7) at N.Y. Neb. 20, OT sity’s the association compete,” he said. “That’s Yankees (Sabathia 15-7), 6:05 p.m. Sioux City Heelan 42, Lawton-Bronson 15 membership pays great Cleveland (Carmona 3-8) at Baltimore one of the reasons why our (Berken 3-11), 6:05 p.m. dividends because it Tampa Bay (Garza 7-8) at Detroit (Porcello WNBA association exists.” 10-8), 6:05 p.m. allows university officials Ostrander said he’s Toronto (Richmond 6-7) at Boston (Beckett EASTERN CONFERENCE to compare Recreational 14-5), 6:10 p.m. W L Pct GB impressed with how organ- Indiana 20 7 .741 — Texas (Tom.Hunter 6-2) at Minnesota 1 Services with those of Atlanta 15 13 .536 5 ⁄2 ized and prompt the asso- (Duensing 1-1), 7:10 p.m. 1 Connecticut 14 14 .500 6 ⁄2 Oakland (Tomko 3-2) at L.A. Angels (T.Bell other institutions. Detroit 13 14 .481 7 ciation is in getting infor- 1-1), 9:05 p.m. 1 Chicago 13 15 .464 7 ⁄2 “I use the association in Kansas City (Bannister 7-10) at Seattle 1 mation to its institutional Washington 13 15 .464 7 ⁄2 (F.Hernandez 12-5), 9:10 p.m. New York 11 16 .407 9 terms of helping determine members. Trends in the WESTERN CONFERENCE exactly what we’re going to LITTLE LEAGUE WORLD SERIES W L Pct GB recreation field happen Phoenix 19 9 .679 — do in terms of campus and frequently, and the associ- At South Williamsport, Pa. Seattle 17 11 .607 2 SEMIFINALS Los Angeles 14 14 .500 5 recreational facilities,” he ation does a good job com- Thursday’s Games 1 Minnesota 11 16 .407 7 ⁄2 said. “What have other International San Antonio 11 17 .393 8 municating with the Taoyuan, Taiwan 5, Willemstad, Curacao 2 Sacramento 9 19 .321 10 institutions done in terms schools in regard to what United States Thursday’s Games Chula Vista, Calif. 11, Warner Robins, Ga. Indiana 77, San Antonio 66 of building their facilities? sports are gaining in popu- 10 Detroit 87, Atlanta 83 These things are useful to Today’s Games Seattle 86, Connecticut 74 larity, he said. Rain Day, no games scheduled Phoenix 98, Los Angeles 90 us in terms of benchmark- “It’s amazing how on a Saturday’s Games Today’s Games ing and comparing our- International Sacramento at Minnesota, 7 p.m. national level these trends Reynosa, Mexico vs. Taoyuan, Taiwan, 11 New York at Chicago, 7:30 p.m. selves with other institu- a.m. hit us all about the same United States tions across the country.” San Antonio vs. Chula Vista, Calif., 2 p.m. TRANSACTIONS time,” Ostrander said. “If Sunday’s Games The association offers BASEBALL Third Place they have a big spike [in] Major League Baseball At Volunteer Stadium memberships to universi- MLB—Suspended minor league OF interest in a new intramu- U.S. runner-up vs. International runner-up, Nicholas Francis (Kansas City) for 50 ties, professionals in the 11 a.m. ral activity, such as Frisbee games after a second violation of the Minor World Championship League Drug Prevention and Treatment recreational field, and stu- At Lamade Stadium golf, it becomes popular Program for a drug of abuse. International champion vs. U.S. champion, dents. Fees are largely here and other institutions 2:30 p.m. American League BOSTON RED SOX—Added LHP Billy dependent on whether a Wagner to the roster. Released RHP Brad at about the same time.” NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Penny. college is a four-year or Mike Widen, an associate TEXAS RANGERS—Purchased the con- Preseason Glance tract of RHP Pedro Strop from Oklahoma two-year institution. director of Recreational AMERICAN CONFERENCE City (PCL). Designated RHP Jason East W L T Pct Jennings for assignment. Ostrander estimated the Services, said he thinks the Miami 3 0 0 1.000 National League UI’s membership fee is association’s ability to facil- New England 1 1 0 .500 ATLANTA BRAVES—Recalled RHP Buddy Buffalo 1 2 0 .333 Carlyle from Gwinnett (IL). Optioned RHP between $300 and $400. itate communication N.Y. Jets 0 2 0 .000 Manny Acosta to Gwinnett. South W L T Pct LOS ANGELES DODGERS—Purchased his Association membership among campus recreational Tennessee 2 1 0 .667 contract of RHP Vicente Padilla from coordinator Sadie services on a national level Indianapolis 1 1 0 .500 Albuquerque (PCL). Optioned INF Tony Houston 1 1 0 .500 Abreu to Albuquerque. Transferred RHP Hartshorn said the basic is second to none. He sees Jacksonville 0 3 0 .000 Jason Schmidt to the 60-day DL. North W L T Pct MILWAUKEE BREWERS—Activated RHP university membership is the UI continuing its mem- Baltimore 2 0 0 1.000 Dave Bush from the 15-day DL. Optioned sufficient in order to pro- bership in the future. Cleveland 1 1 0 .500 RHP Mike Burns to Nashville (PCL). Pittsburgh 1 1 0 .500 BASKETBALL vide the major benefits “We’ve enjoyed our mem- Cincinnati 1 2 0 .333 National Basketball Association West W L T Pct MEMPHIS GRIZZLIES—Signed F Trey offered. If either a student bership … it gives a chance Oakland 1 1 0 .500 Gilder. or an alumnus decides to to talk a lot with other uni- San Diego 1 1 0 .500 FOOTBALL Denver 0 2 0 .000 National Football League become an individual mem- versities to figure out what Kansas City 0 2 0 .000 DETROIT LIONS—Released RB Allen NATIONAL CONFERENCE Ervin. ber, she said, he or she will they are doing that works,” East W L T Pct MINNESOTA VIKINGS—Waived WR Glenn also receive additional he said. “Kind of put our Washington 1 1 0 .500 Holt. Dallas 1 1 0 .500 NEW YORK JETS—Signed RB Anthony information, which will be heads together and solve N.Y. Giants 1 1 0 .500 Kimble. mailed to her or his home. problems together.” Rec Services heads for river Recreational Services’ outdoor Upcoming outdoor adventure trips adventure trips will begin this TRIP TRIP DATE DEADLINE COST Lake Red Rock Sea Kayaking 9/6-9/7 9/4 $145 weekend with a canoe trip down Exploring the Maquoketa Cave 9/20 9/14 $25 Kepler Palisades 9/27 9/23 $25 the Maquoketa River. Wilderness Survival Camping 9/26-9/29 9/23 $65 By MITCH SMITH program started at Iowa Source: www.recserv.uiowa.edu [email protected] during the 1970s, and it has seen tremendous other residence halls, will This isn’t the first time For students who want to growth since its inception Residence Life and Rec unleash their inner Bear because of the addition of travel to Monticello, Iowa, Services have teamed up to Grylls, Recreational Services diverse programs, as well to take part in a canoe trip offer an adventure trip for has the perfect program. as the creation of the out- down the Maquoketa River. UI students. In the past, The outdoor adventure door rental center. They will float approxi- program allows both stu- mately eight miles — a they have offered ski trips. Located in the Hawkeye “Partnership with Recre- dents and the general public Tennis & Recreation Com- three- to five-hour journey to experience the great out- — down the river to Pic- ational Services is essential,” plex, the outdoor rental cen- said Nicole Sexton, the Daum doors by introducing them tured Rock County Park. ter opened in July 2006, Hall coordinator. “I wouldn’t to a wide variety of activi- allowing students to rent “It’s more than just a be able to lead a group of stu- ties. Recreational Services tents, canoes, and other out- canoeing trip,” said Patton, dents down a river. It’s great will offer 19 trips during the door equipment for as little who will serve as leader of to have experts who are able 2009-10 school year, ranging as $10. Equipment can be the river expedition. “Most to take students on these from a $25 hiking trip to a rented for a day, a weekend, of the students on this trip kind of trips.” Colorado backpacking expe- or an entire week. are in their first week of While this trip is open dition that costs $645. “The great thing about college. This is a great way only to students living in “We offer incredible expe- the outdoor rental center is to get to know the people the residence halls, the riences for a great price,” it allows students to create they live with.” other outdoor adventure said Rob DuBay, an assis- their own outdoor adven- Patton led a similar trip trips are open to all stu- tant director of Rec Ser- ture at a very low cost,” said down the Maquoketa River dents, faculty, staff, and the vices. “We want students to Dave Patton, an assistant in June, and he has worked general public. do things they might not director of Rec Services. as a full-time employee of “Our goal is to provide a have participated in. They The outdoor adventure the outdoor program for safe, fun, and educational can learn a new skill, some- trips will begin this week- four years. He has spent trip,” Patton said. “We want thing they can do for the end. One hundred resi- every free moment over the to break down barriers and rest of their lives.” dence-hall students, 70 past 10 to 15 years involved get people out of their com- The outdoor recreation from Daum and 30 from with the outdoors, he said. fort zone.”

The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Friday, August 28, 2009 - 3B dailyiowan.com for more news Sports Field hockey takes on ACC Tough behind line FIELD HOCKEY Heels. NO. 9 IOWA VS. CONTINUED FROM 1B With that recent history in mind, the Hawkeyes are NO. 2 WAKE FOREST LINEBACKERS Wilson expects near-flaw- ranked second on the aware they will have a tar- What: BIG TEN/ACC CHALLENGE CONTINUED FROM 1B less performances from team with 80 tackles (22 Defeating either team get on their back when When: 1:30 A.M. SATURDAY his linebackers solo). With Hunter’s won’t be easy, but Gries- Carolina invades Iowa Where: GRANT FIELD this season. results last year, he is baum has always pre- City this weekend. Edds, an academic All- “It’s a situation where tapped to be Iowa’s best ferred to schedule the best Senior captain Tricia second challenge they have Big Ten honoree and an your expectations are a weakside linebacker and of the best. Dean views it as a chal- hosted, and senior captain All-Big Ten honorable little bit higher,” Wilson is arguably the fastest in “As far as the caliber [of lenge that the team is ready Meghan Beamesderfer is mention last season, said. “You expect these Iowa’s pass coverage opponents], I think it’s to undertake. On the other one of many Hawkeyes forced two fumbles and guys to be more mistake- scheme. really good,” she said. hand, she didn’t rule out anxious to protect posted 59 total tackles free. You expect them to When Angerer, Edds “Because you can’t afford the possibility of revenge Grant Field. (18 solo) in 2008. He be a lot more fine-tuned, and Hunter are all locked not to be prepared. You playing a factor when the “We have to defend our returns this year as and it also gives you a lit- in at their two-point can’t afford to have one Hawkeyes clash with Wake home turf,” she said. Iowa’s top outside line- tle more time to work stance come kickoff, the part of your game that is Forest on Saturday. “That’s just something that backer, listed on the with some of the other Iowa linebacker unit has not really on.” “We know that we could we take pride in every day. first-team roster follow- young men that you’re the ability to be better Her team learned that have held it a little longer,” We practice on it. We just ing spring practice. trying to catch up.” than it was a year ago. lesson at last season’s she said. “It’s definitely feed off of that when it’s But with the firepower Junior Jeremiha “I don’t know if we’re challenge in Winston- something we want to game time.” the Hawkeyes possess at Hunter is proof of Wil- going to be the greatest Salem, N.C. The Hawkeyes redeem ourselves with.” There is plenty of discus- the position, including son’s and Ferentz’s fine- thing ever,” Angerer said. led the Demon Deacons, 2- The desire for redemp- sion that Iowa may be expe- Angerer and a fully tuning. Last season the “But hopefully, we all 0, following the first half of tion alone won’t be enough riencing a “rebuilding” year. healthy Jeff Tarpinian, York, Penn., native improve from last year.” play, but Wake Forest to carry the Hawkeyes to a But the Lititz, Pa., native is stormed back in the second victory over the Deacons, ready to take the field this frame, scoring three unan- lead by 19th-year head weekend and dismiss swered goals to fend off coach Jennifer Averill. Her that idea. Griesbaum’s club and win, squad will be looking for “Everybody has this Blue Top hosts tourney 3-2. its 10th-straight Final mindset about us losing a But the very next day, Four appearance this sea- lot of seniors,” Beamesder- the ACC got a taste of its son after falling to Mary- fer said. “Whatever. But GOLF ment of the fall season, tional Tournament in col- own medicine. Iowa rallied land in last year’s national just the personnel on our CONTINUED FROM 1B and features 15 teams lege basketball,” Ringler from a 2-0 deficit to championship game. team, we have so much from 15 different confer- said. “Anyone can throw a dethrone top-ranked and Despite a loss of key tal- heart, so much determina- But many Iowa golfers ences, including Iowa. tournament together, but defending NCAA champion ent from last year, Iowa is tion. It just gets me fired are confident they will The popular golf maga- we wanted to find a North Carolina, 3-2. The more than capable of up because I feel like play well at the tourna- zine wanted to start a unique format by having loss ended a 25-game win- knocking off the ACC pow- we’re going to surprise ment, having played on tradition involving col- every team from a differ- ning streak for the Tar erhouse. It will be just the some people.” the course several times. lege sports, and Blue Top ent conference.” “It helps playing on a Ridge was a perfect selec- Hankins said the variety course you are familiar tion for the inaugural and location of the compe- with,” junior Brad event, assistant editor for tition will be helpful. Hopfinger said. “You Golfweek.com, Lance “You don’t get to the know where you can Ringler said. NCAA Championships miss and where you “We want to make this without playing the best Wildcats a sleeper can’t, and you know the event similar to the pre- teams in college golf,” Han- best places to hit if you season National Invita- kins said. get into trouble.” NORTHWESTERN plays out, the thought of consin. The Riverside course CONTINUED FROM 1B Northwestern going into its The final result this sea- also features a perform- Oct. 17 contest at Michigan son may not be a Big Ten ance studio, accessible “We have eight starters State with a 6-0 overall title for Northwestern, to all Hawkeye golfers. coming back, and we have a record is not far-fetched. The studio features something the Wildcats bunch of players who had The Wildcats will open up three rooms, each of significant playing time with home games against haven’t clinched at least a which contains video that weren’t a bunch of Towson and Eastern Michi- share of since 2000, but the cameras on the walls starters,” Wootton said at gan, then follow with a trip odds of reaching a second- and ceiling so players Big Ten media days in to Big East cellar-dweller consecutive bowl game for can video their swing. A Chicago. “I feel confident in Syracuse. $33,000 launch monitor the first time since its glory our defense and the scheme Northwestern then will follows the launch angle [Mike] Hankwitz, our host a Minnesota team it seasons in 1995 and 1996 of the ball, spin rate of defensive coordinator, has.” has beaten the past two look real strong. the ball, club-head But on offense, the Wild- seasons to open Big Ten “Obviously, we’ve speed, ball speed off the cats do have issues to play, followed by a trip to changed the attitude and club face, angle of the address. Gone are the likes club, and whether the Purdue and another home tides here in the Big Ten, of C.J. Bachér, Tyrell Sut- game against Miami club face is open or ton, and Eric Peterman. (Ohio). and that’s by recruiting the closed. Filling the void left by The tail end of the Wild- right fit and right quality A “K-Vest,” which fol- Bachér is senior quarter- cats’ season is when things young men and tremen- lows the kinematic back Mike Kafka, who get intriguing. After a home dous support from the uni- sequence of a player’s gained some playing expe- game against Indiana, swing — the movement rience last season and versity, and our fans, and Northwestern’s final four of the chest, hips, and enters the fall on the Uni- alumni,” Fitzgerald said at contests are at home hands — is also avail- tas Award watch list. against Penn State, at Big Ten media days. “I able to the Hawkeyes. In a game against Min- Iowa, at Illinois, and at think we’re just scratching Golfweek’s Conference nesota last season, Kafka home again against Wis- the surface.” Challenge is the first came in and rushed for 217 collegiate golf tourna- yards on the ground, the most rushing yards ever by a Big Ten signal-caller in a game. “He’s a great player, a great runner, [and] a great passer,” Wootton said. “I think the Big Ten is going to see a real prolific ath- lete.” But perhaps the one ingredient that could make Northwestern a team in the thick of the Big Ten race come November is its 2009 schedule. In confer- ence play, the Wildcats avoid both Michigan and Ohio State, much like Iowa and Indiana both did the past two seasons. Given the way its slate

4B - The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Friday, August 28, 2009 Sports dailyiowan.com for more sports Captains ready to lead soccer The Iowa soccer team will depend on its captains for IOWA VS. its first win of the season tonight. MONTANA When: 7 P.M. TODAY By ROBBIE LEHMAN flooded in, she couldn’t pass games she has appeared in, Where: IOWA SOCCER COMPLEX [email protected] up the chance to stay in her scoring one goal. Being a hometown and help build a reserve, the Temecula, are no professional teams When the Iowa soccer out here. Everybody is just rising program. Calif., native was humbly team hosts Montana at 7 Except for her sopho- so into the university and p.m. today and South Dako- surprised when she found all the sports teams — that more year, when she red- out she had been nominat- ta State at 1 p.m. on Aug. 30 shirted because of an was really appealing.” at the Iowa Soccer Complex, ed for the leadership role. It comes as no surprise injury, Kaeding has started “I think I’m maybe a dif- it will count on two con- every game in her career at that the two players who trasting Hawkeyes to lead a ferent kind of captain in Iowa — a perfect 42-for-42, have such different back- charge toward victory. that regard,” she said. “It with five goals and four stories use different styles The team voted seniors makes me proud of certain assists. The midfielder has to motivate their team- Jackie Kaeding and things, like the qualities mates. Kaeding, the self- big plans for her fifth year JULIE KOEHN/THE DAILY IOWAN Heather Windsor as cap- that my teammates admire proclaimed “outgoing” one, as a Hawkeye, both for her Iowa seniors Heather Windsor (left) and Jackie Kaeding joke around tains to lead the squad this is the vocal leader, and team and herself. in me, that they picked me with each other at the start of practice during a photo session on season, as the Hawkeyes for those reasons even Windsor does what she can “This is selfish maybe to Wednesday at the Iowa Soccer Complex. The two midfielders serve as (0-1) strive to prove they though maybe I’m not the to lead from the sidelines. say,but I really just want to the soccer captains. belong with the Big Ten’s star starter.” But head coach Ron elite and earn their first make my own mark on Rainey couldn’t be happier everything,” she said. “I Windsor had opportuni- NCAA Tournament bid in ties to play closer to home. with the team’s choice of “Heather does a lot of work in the spring to trans- school history. want to be remembered as captains. He saw both play- things — her work ethic, late into being good leaders somebody who not only was But she chose the road less Born and raised in Iowa traveled, which took her ers improve during spring her consistency, her ability this fall for us.” a good player, but people City, Kaeding, in her sec- half a country away to the practices. to stay level-headed at all Iowa’s captains do have can say that I had a lot of ond stint as captain, is the land of Black and Gold. “Jackie and Heather times has been awesome. two things in common: Both passion for the game.” more decorated of the two “I was really open to get- have done an awesome job Jackie has a lot of energy, are members of the academic leaders, having twice been Windsor’s story as a ting out of California,” she this past spring kind of and she brings a lot of All-Big Ten team. But their a first-team elite all-state Hawkeye is quite the oppo- said. “I love California and learning more about them- excitement to the practice mutual love for soccer will selection at West High. She site. She has never started would’ve loved staying selves as leaders,” he said. field, the game field, and off help guide the Hawkeyes to also has a 2004 state cham- a match in her college there, too, but I came on my “I think that’s translated the field too, that it keeps their first win of the season pionship on her résumé. career and has attempted recruiting visit, and I just into them doing a very good the team up. I do think that and their ultimate goal of Though college offers only six shots in the 33 loved it. It’s different. There job with our team. they’ve done some hard achieving history. V-ball off to Chicago By EVELYN LAU real game. It’s going to IOWA VS. LOYOLA but my parents will be [email protected] be super exciting. 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ANDREW R. JUHL [email protected] Freshman Advice Week (General): • Don’t be intimidated by the campus police. They often use terms such as “noise com- plaint,” or “zoning violation,” Campus channel 4, MEGHAN STEPHENSON/THE DAILY IOWAN or “unregistered livestock,” or UITV schedule cable channel 17 even “the right to remain Bryce Anderson studies in the Java House on Thursday. Anderson is a UI junior majoring 11:30 a.m. News from Russia (in 6 Piano Sundays Concert, performance silent,” but they can’t prove in German and cinema. Russian) at the Old Capitol, March 30, 2008 those goats didn’t enjoy them- 12:30 p.m. News from Québec (in 7 Piano Sundays Concert, perform- selves, and they know it. French) ance at the Old Capitol, March 2, 2008 1 “Prairie Lights” Archive, • College is lousy with com- 8 Dance from Space/Place, Sadie Katherine Towler pulsive one-uppers. To Hawkins Dance, April 3 believe these people is to 2 News from Germany (in German) 3 Global Warming Lecture No. 2, 9:15 Faculty Jazz Recital Concert, believe that their classes are Impacts of Global Climate Change June 22 always harder, that they on Iowa and the Midwest, June 16 10:15 Jazz Fest Highlights, always have more fun, and 4:30 p.m. Global Warming Lecture Summer 2007 that they used to bull’s-eye No. 1, Arctic Adventure to the 10:30 Violin & Piano, Tricia Park and womp rats in their T-16 back Frontlines of Global Warming, June 16 Conor Hanick at the Englert, May 27 home — but that’s impossi- ble, even for a computer. • College is also lousy with Friday, August 28, 2009 Star Wars nerds. horoscopes — by Eugenia Last • Many students gain weight during the semester. To avoid ARIES March 21-April 19 Spice things up a little, and you will be motivated to go this, you may find it useful to ahead with plans, ideas, and interesting deals. Challenge yourself to take limit yourself to a 1500-calorie on a task that seems impossible, and you will excel and create a stir. diet. If such a diet doesn’t sati- ate your hunger, put yourself TAURUS April 20-May 20 Don’t delve into the negative when being accommo- on a second one (and a third, dating will get you so much further ahead. Discussing your intentions with a fourth, or fifth, if need be). positive spin and a little finesse will win you points and interest in your plans. • Ladies, when walking alone GEMINI May 21-June 20 Don’t get down, get moving. Emotional challenges after dark, make sure to carry may be difficult, but they will help you discover where, how, and what you at least a couple of knives in lack in order to reach your goals. Use your personal appeal to bring about your purse. Nothing deters a dynamic and pleasing results. would-be attacker like getting CANCER June 21-July 22 Stop before you end up in a mess too big to clean up. whacked in the face with a Getting upset and taking a rash course of action will backfire. Keep your thoughts purse full of knives. • Acknowledge that you do not to yourself and do a little private investigative work. Time is on your side. have it so bad. For example, LEO July 23-Aug. 22 You can take a chance on something that has been when I was an undergrad, unreachable to you in the past. A new attitude will open a door that you tuition was your first-born have wanted to pursue for a long time. Your upbeat personality will gener- child and the “Cambus” was a ate the kind of action you are looking for. homeless man who’d carry you to class for the price of three VIRGO Aug. 23-Sept. 22 Don’t share your secrets or give people too much potatoes. If you were low on information. You have to maintain a certain amount of intrigue if you want potatoes, you had to haul your to hold everyone’s interest. Let things unfold naturally. granite homework tablets to LIBRA Sept. 23-Oct. 22 Take part in whatever interests you, and you will make new and from your daily 4 a.m. friends, leading to greater involvement in something you find pleasurable. classes by strapping them to Don’t let a challenge discourage you from taking part. Rise to the occasion. your back, then wrap barbed wire around your feet in order SCORPIO Oct. 23-Nov. 21 You may have to make a few adjustments to please some to obtain traction on the icy of the more difficult people in your life. A financial plan will enable you to put Iowa tundra — and that was some of your current goals into play, working toward increasing your income. in late spring. We also sewed SAGITTARIUS Nov. 22-Dec. 21 Don’t be fooled by what you are being told. foxtails to our leggings Becoming entrapped in someone’s emotional games will lead to a costly because that was the fashion mistake. Look at the situation logically, and you will know how and who to and foxtails were aplenty. compensate in order to get what you want. • This is college, not the UK. CAPRICORN Dec. 22-Jan. 19 Separate your emotions from any financial or Brush your teeth occasionally. legal matter that you face. Don’t let someone get the better of you because — Andrew R. Juhl says, “Stop by the you have feelings for that person. You must look out for your interests and Campus Information Booths today.” refuse to give more than you can afford.

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• Sand in the City, 10 a.m., • Sublime Tribute and Sec- Downtown Iowa City, ond Hand Smoke, 9 p.m., Yacht • English Conversation Club Group, 10 a.m., Iowa City Public • Truthawk and Sonny D,9 Library, 123 S. Linn p.m., Wedge, 136 S. Dubuque • “Java Blend,” Patrick • Big D’s Karaoke Jamz,10 Bloom, noon, Java House, 211 p.m., Saloon, 112 E. College 1/2 E. Washington • Welcome Week, Late Night • Welcome Week, Interna- at the IMU, Hubbard Park tional Programs Ice Cream and IMU, 10 p.m. Social, 4:30-6:30 p.m., Pen- tacrest lawn LANDLOCKED • The Museum Goes to the FILM FESTIVAL Fair, opening reception for • Doin’ It, 1:15 p.m., Englert the Philippine Collection, 5-7 • Fatally Flawed, 1:15 p.m., p.m., Old Capitol Museum Iowa City Public Library • Welcome Week, Black Stu- • Voices from Inside, 1:15 dent Union Chill Out and p.m., Sheraton Grill Out, 5-7 p.m., City Park • Proceed and Be Bold!, 2:30 Shelter No. 2 p.m., Englert • Iowa City Bird Club annu- • Shorts Program No. 7, 2:45 al picnic, 6 p.m., Lower City p.m., Sheraton Park • Shorts Program No. 8, 3:45 • The Iowa Film Incentives p.m., Iowa City Public Library at Work, 6:30 p.m., Sheraton • Handmade Nation, 4 p.m., Hotel Room Dean B Sheraton • UI Theatre Department • Shorts Program No. 6, 5 Auditions, 7 p.m., Theater B p.m., Englert • Welcome Week, Trihawks • Shorts Program No. 5, 5:15 Triathlon Club, 7 p.m., Sam’s p.m., Sheraton Pizza, 441 S. Gilbert • Shorts Program No. 3, 5:30 • Catfish Keith, 8 p.m., Mill, p.m., Iowa City Public Library 120 E. Burlington • Mine, 7:30 p.m., Iowa City • Sean Boarini, 8:30 p.m., Public Library Piano Lounge, 217 Iowa • MOMz Hot Rocks, 7:30 p.m., • EOTO, 9 p.m., Picador, 330 Sheraton E. Washington • Route 30, 8:30 p.m, Englert • Friday Night Karaoke, • You Are Not Frank Sina- with Gemini Karaoke, 9 p.m., tra, 9:45 p.m., Sheraton American Legion Post No. 17, • Resist Evil, 10:30 p.m., 3016 Muscatine Ave. Englert