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backgrounds helps us be better and ISU Dining prepares in turn helps our students have a new cuisines for better experience,” said Brittney Rutherford, marketing coordinator students on campus for ISU Dining. “Everyone comes from somewhere different and with By Brian.Keck a diverse staff we are better able to @iowastatedaily.com meet the needs of all our students.” ISU Dining tries to create the SU Dining has hired a new best atmosphere for all by hiring Knoll chef, Anastasios “Tasos” chefs with different strengths that IKyprianos. look to benefit different types of Kyprianos will be working at students, said Nancy Keller, direc- the Knoll preparing food for many tor of ISU Dining. functions led by President Steven “We are able to match people Leath. with the position,” Keller said. “[We serve] donors, ambassa- “[Kyprianos] comes to us as some- dors, senators’ private dinners, the one with very well-rounded expe- things that fund scholarships and rience which will be beneficial to programs,” Kyprianos said. us, because when he is not working Kyprianos began working with the president, he will be able to as a university chef at Oakland benefit us in other ways.” University. ISU Dining prides itself as a He then moved to Simpson team to offer the best experiences College to work as their executive to students, Rutherford said. chef before coming to Ames to work “A lot of teamwork goes on here as the Knoll chef. in order to pull off big events. Not Kyprianos, who said he likes to just one entity of ISU dining can do cook with a French-Mediterranean that,” Rutherford said. “We are all Caitlin Ellingson/Iowa State Daily flair, hopes to bring his favorite type ISU Dining, and we are all in this to- Anastasios Kyprianos is the newest addition to ISU Dining as a chef at the Knoll. He prepares of cooking to Iowa State. unique food for events and functions led by ISU President Steven Leath. “Adding chefs from different CHEF p3 >>

Drink Pink night supports cancer research

By William.Byal ceeds going toward breast can- mugs were sold. take to help.” @iowastatedaily.com cer research. This year, in hopes of a Brunsvold encourages “The proceeds from the higher turnout, Rob Roe, senior student to go out for mug For the past two years mug sales are what’s going to in psychology and manager at night and show their sup- Colleges Against Cancer has the American Cancer Society,” Paddy’s Irish Pub, said a total of port for breast cancer since partnered with and several said Briana Brunsvold, junior 1,600 mugs are going to be avail- it is huge type of cancer bars — including Paddy’s, Sips, in elementary education and able and equally distributed and affects so many people Cy’s Roost and Outlaws — for president of Colleges Against among the bars. today. a “Drink Pink Mug Night” Cancer. “The mugs are super “I know we all truly believe One in eight women event. awesome. They’re bright pink, in the cause, and we’re more will be diagnosed with This year, the bars will start and they have a big ribbon on than willing to support and help breast cancer through- selling the $5 pink mugs at 7 them.” when we can,” Roe said. “This p.m. on Thursday, with all pro- Last year, a total of 1,400 is just our avenue we’re able to PINK p3 >>

Professors discuss separation of religious studies, theology

By Max.Dible @iowastatedaily.com studies. University, a Catholic The book is set for re- Jesuit school. Separation of church lease in early 2015. “That particular and state is a tenet of “Among religious teacher taught that a cer- American democracy, but studies scholars, some tain answer to religious separating faith from aca- hold it appropriate to set questions was right and demia can be murky in the the discipline of theology others were wrong. Not all field of religious studies, apart from religious stud- schools that teach theol- especially where it inter- ies, because they associ- ogy take this exclusivist sects with theology. ate theology with defense approach,” Eslinger said. Hector Avalos, profes- of traditions about God, “Such an approach vio- Courtesy of Antonia Hutzell sor of philosophy and reli- especially by Christians,” lates the promise of free- A participant in the LIFE program plays along with an Xbox Kinect. This program is de- gious studies, defined the Clifford writes. dom of conscience of the signed to keep older adults on their feet and on their way to living a healthier lifestyle. discipline. Proponents of keep- First Amendment ... and is “Religious studies ing the two disciplines a support for a particular centers on the study of the separate believe religious religious view point over role of religion in culture,” studies is a discipline that others.” Avalos said. “It is a descrip- should study religion from The opinions of Video game program tive, not a prescriptive en- an outsider’s perspective, Eslinger and Avalos, how- terprise. In other words, a Clifford said. ever, are not shared by scholar of religious studies “They envision theol- everyone. attempts to describe dif- ogy as being done by insid- “[Some] scholars ar- keeps adults moving ferent religious beliefs that ers, who are practitioners gue that since most re- exist in our world, and not of a particular religion … ligions are oriented to prescribe what religious who have a ‘confessional community-forming ex- By Antonia.Hutzell aging.” beliefs people should commitment’ to the reli- periences of a transcen- @iowastatedaily.com The three professors wanted to follow.” gious convictions of the dent reality-deity, the- reach out to the older adults in retire- Theology is a point of church to which they are ology is integral to the Three ISU professors are working ment community centers, churches, contention both in how it affiliated,” Clifford writes study of religion,” Clifford to teach older adults how to live a more wellness centers and congregate meal relates to religious stud- in her book. writes. active lifestyle. sites in rural areas that did not have the ies, and whether it has a Avalos said he be- Avalos acknowledged Sarah Francis, assistant professor resources available to them for exercise place as an academic pur- lieves the separation of the relationship between of food science and human nutrition; and bring the program to them. suit in a public university religious studies and the- theology and religious Jennifer Margrett, associate professor of “With the Kinect, you can have at all. ology needs to be taken a studies, adding a caveat. human development and family stud- multiple people playing. At a site with “Theology, in its more step further. “I do think that reli- ies; and Warren Franke, professor of ki- 10 participants, you may have two peo- literal sense, is discourse “Personally, I don’t gious studies can study nesiology, developed the LIFE — Living ple playing but the rest of the people about God or the study think that theology is the theology of different well through Intergenerational Fitness can shadow play. That way everyone of God,” Avalos said. “It a legitimate academic religions, but it does not and Exercise — program that teaches can participate,” Franke said. presupposes that there enterprise because there center on establishing any older adults how to be active through As a result of the first pilot program, is a god and that human are no objective meth- theology to be true or nor- the use of video games. the LIFE program created a website that beings can discover the ods to verify any claims mative,” Avalos said. The LIFE program is led by young contains practical tips and exercises nature and actions of about the entity called Eslinger echoed this adult volunteers who show the older that are available for anyone to use. God in the world,” Avalos ‘God,’” Avalos said. “It has sentiment as well. adults how to use the Kinect for Xbox “The point is to increase the level said. no place in a public uni- “In my classes, my gaming system to play games. They also of activity above what they would nor- Anne Clifford, as- versity due to constitu- goal is to try to understand lead them in interactive games such as mally do in a way that is fun,” Franke sociate professor of phi- tional issues regarding the the worldview and beliefs crosswords and storytelling. said. losophy and religious separation of religion and from the perspective of “The goal is to increase physical ac- Ciara McCarty, junior in kinesiol- studies, explains in her state.” the believers, not to judge tivity in older adults, as well as offering ogy and health, volunteered at a LIFE pending book, “Creation Brian Eslinger, lec- them as right or wrong,” benefits to the younger adults,” Francis program site and said it was a great Theology and the Natural turer in the department of Eslinger said. “This study said. “The program reduces negative experience. Sciences,” why there is philosophy and religious demands a level of aca- stereotypes that younger adults hold “I enjoyed seeing how much fun apprehension about the studies, cited a personal demic distance so that we about older adults and it actually pro- academic intermingling experience in a theology can seek to understand motes better expectations regarding LIFE p3 >> of theology and religious class taken at Creighton each tradition.” 2 | NEWS | Iowa State Daily | Thursday, Oct. 24, 2013 Editor: Katelynn McCollough | [email protected] | 515.294.2003 Weather Iranian students face new rules

THURS Mostly sunny. 27|44 with warming U.S.-Iran relations By Varad.Diwate To begin with, there is no U.S. with scientific and academic output @iowastatedaily.com Embassy in Iran. A virtual embassy at other U.S. universities as well. FRI Sunny. was established in 2011 to help with The visa policy is a sign of the Iranian President Hassan communication for Iranians who kind of relationship shared by the two 33|51 Rouhani’s phone call with President want to visit the . It countries. The United States has con- Barack Obama was seen as a posi- was soon blocked by Iran’s Internet tinued trade and military sanctions tive step between the two countries censors. against Iran since 1995. after decades of stagnant relations. Students have to visit neighbor- Currently, both the countries do SAT Sunny. Change in status quo could poten- ing countries and get a visa from a not have any formal diplomatic rela- tially affect students from Iran study- U.S. embassy in that country. They tions. The relationship has been hos- 32|53 ing in the United States. often have to seek visas for the neigh- tile since the Islamic Revolution. Last year Iowa State had 32 grad- boring countries as well. Safayi said Before the revolution in 1979, a uate students enrolled from Iran. this is often a long and expensive CIA-MI6 coup had overthrown Prime Provided by ISU Meteorology Club Until recently, Iranian students had a process. Minister Mohammad Mossadegh and different set of rules for re-entry. The closest countries with installed Mohammad Reza Pahlavi as Ames, ISU Until 2011, Iranian students were U.S. embassies include countries the Shah. Police issued single-entry visas, which did in the former Soviet Union such as Iran had close ties with the Police Blotter: Departments not permit them to go back home Tajikistan or Uzbekistan, Turkey, United States during the reign of the during their coursework. Since then, Cyprus and United Arab Emirates. Shah. Diplomatic exchanges have The information in the log comes from the ISU and City of Ames police departments’ records. students involved in nonsensitive, Obama signed a law last year been informal and at lower-level for All those accused of violating the law are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. nontechnical fields of study and re- that states Iranian citizens are ineligi- most part. search are issued two-year multiple- ble to study coursework in petroleum After the phone call with Oct. 12 Boulevard and Wallace Road. Neff, 22, 3000 Regency Court, entry visas. engineering, nuclear science, nuclear Rouhani, Obama said at a news brief- Jamie Stokka, 20, 3009 Apt 5, was arrested and charged “If the relationship and visa pro- engineering or a related field for a ca- ing in September that the conversa- S. Grand Ave., Apt 12, was with operating while intoxicated cessing gets better, that would be ad- reer in Iran. tion “underscores the deep mistrust arrested and charged with (reported at 2:23 a.m.). operating while intoxicated vantageous to students at Iowa State “I have heard stories of many between our countries but also indi- and unlawful use of a license at Oct. 15 and other U.S. universities,” said people who couldn’t get to their uni- cates the prospect of moving on that Hyland Avenue and West Street Sina Safayi, postdoctoral research as- versities in time, they lost their status difficult history.” (reported at 12:23 a.m.). An individual reported the theft of an iPhone at the sociate at the College of Veterinary at the universities and they had to Safayi said the image of the James Schmieder, 18, 1264 College of Design (reported Medicine. start with the process all over again.” United States in the media attracts Welch Hall, was arrested at 10:31 a.m.). Originally from Iran, Safayi start- Safayi said. students to come here. However, the and charged with public intoxication at the 1100 An individual reported ed working at Iowa State last year. He Safayi said any improvement long and difficult process also dis- block of Duff Avenue an unauthorized purchase said the current rules also make it in the visa system can be advanta- courages students to apply for U.S. (reported at 2:29 a.m.). to a credit card at Veteri- difficult for families to visit students geous to Iranian students and faculty universities making them look for nary Medicine (reported Ashutosh Singh, 25, 224 at 10:46 a.m.). here. at Iowa State. He also said it can help options in other countries. Hayward Ave., Apt 104, was arrested and charged with An individual reported operating while intoxicated at being harassed by an Hayward Avenue and Knapp acquaintance at MacKay Street (reported at 4:11 a.m.). Hall (reported at 2:11 p.m.). Oct. 13 A staff member reported the theft of a chemical respirator Midwest attracts exchange students Thomas Brue, 20, 2035 from a custodial cart at Wilson Sunset Drive, was arrested Hall (reported at 2:50 p.m.). and charged with public An individual reported the intoxication, interference with By Kat.Gruenewald came to Iowa State. ordinator at the Study chose Iowa State because it theft of a bike at the Memorial @iowastatedaily.com Now, nearly 30 years Abroad Center. “Those [ex- was the most “untouristy” official acts and underage Union (reported at 4:03 p.m.). possession of alcohol at Gray later, Iowa State is hosting changes] are designed just one he could go to. Avenue and Sunset Drive Vehicles driven by Elizabeth ISU students have 73 exchange students from for example for engineers “Basically, my uni- (reported at 12:32 a.m.). Gerster and Hannah Willms many different opportu- institutions in Australia, to swap places with other versity has a choice of five Officers assisted a 19-year-old were involved in a property damage collision at Sheldon nities to gain experience Denmark, England, Ger- engineers. Then there are abroad institutions,” he male who had consumed too abroad through trips, many, Ireland, the Nether- the universitywide ex- said. “I could have gone to much alcohol at Helser Hall. Avenue and Union Drive The individual was transported (reported at 9:34 p.m.). short-term studies and lands, Scotland, Singapore, changes, for example, with Florida, but I thought this by ambulance to Mary Greeley Oct. 16 exchanges. But exchanges South Korea, Sweden, the University in Glasgow, is going to be more like the Medical Center for treatment mean more than just stu- Switzerland, Taiwan and Scotland.” real America.” (reported at 12:35 a.m.). Benjamin Kinseth, 23, 1440 dents going abroad: It also Turkey. Universitywide ex- Kilpatrick said he likes Tyler McCoy, 22, of Pleasant Summit Ave., was arrested and charged with operating means that Iowa State is Iowa State has almost changes are open to every the attitude of the people Hill, was arrested and charged hosting students from oth- 60 active exchanges with major. and that he can live on with operating while intox- while intoxicated at Lincoln icated at Morrill Road and Way and Marshall Avenue er countries. schools from more than 30 Both types are a some- campus with a small town Union Drive (reported (reported at 1:42 a.m.). The history of ex- different countries. what even exchange. right next to it just like at 2:16 a.m.). An individual reported a changes at Iowa State goes There are two types of “One student from home, but still has to get Zachary Koen, 19, 4443 Friley suspicious item outside back to the first interna- exchanges. there, one student from used to the different teach- Hall, and Kyle Schrader, 19, of the building at the Hub. The State Fire Marshal’s Office tional exchange with an “One is a college spe- here. How many total come ing method at Iowa State. 3709 Tripp St., Apt 321, were institution in Switzerland. cific exchange, and I would depends on how many [the “In England, you just cited for underage possession was summoned to the scene, of alcohol at Lot 59A (reported examined the device and Between 1984 to 1989, say the vast majority of foreign institution] wants have one exam, one bit of at 2:58 a.m.). removed it from the area. eight ISU students made these are housed within the to send and how many we coursework. You go to lec- It was later determined the A vehicle driven by Joshua item was a prop used by a their way to Switzerland, college of engineering at want to send,” Ernberger ture and take some notes, Neff was involved in a property student organization (reported and in return, eight stu- the moment,” said Monica said. “We have to stay with- but you won’t get any damage collision at University at 8:10 a.m.). dents from Switzerland Ernberger, program co- in five. It’s called being in homework. Sometimes balance. So as long as we the final exam can make have not sent more than 100 percent of your grade,” five one way or the other, Kilpatrick said. “I still pre- Ultra-Comfortable! recent or received, we are fer the style of the U.K., but OK.” then again, that’s what I am Ultra-Cute! 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Umbrella Miranda Cantrell/Iowa State Daily Todd Wegter, senior in computer engineering, sits in the PrISUm solar car, which was on display for Sustainability Day in front Wednesday of Parks Library. Team PrISUm placed third this year in the American Solar Challenge competition.

5th annual event Sustainability Day sion is to incorporate sus- ganization involved,” said Green Umbrella and Live groups and businesses sup- is a collaborative event tainable practices and Ali Ford, co-president of Green! are Sustainapalooza porting sustainability, and promotes living sponsored by The Green features into all of our op- The Green Umbrella and and Symposium on the diversity in how they Umbrella, a student or- erations and experiences junior in journalism and Sustainability, which will each have a very unique ap- sustainably ganization, and the Live we offer our students in mass communication. “We take place Feb. 24 to 25. proach to making ISU, our Green! initiative program. our journey toward a sus- see more and more stu- “For The Green community and in many By Caitlin.Deaver Originally, the celebration tainable future,” said Merry dents and faculty joining Umbrella and Live Green!, cases the world, more @iowastatedaily.com was only open to student Rankin, director of sustain- us each year with interest our focus, vision and intent sustainable for our current groups. In 2011, Live Green! ability at Iowa State. in finding out how they can is about letting campus and future generations,” In its fifth year of interns suggested bring- The event attracted live more sustainably.” know about all the many Rankin said. celebration at Iowa ing in sustainability busi- approximately 250 attend- The free bike tune- State, National Campus nesses, creating what was ees, despite the weather, ups, performed by Outdoor Sustainability Day took Wednesday’s event. and included 20 businesses Recreation, attracted ap- place on Oct. 23 in the Free “At Iowa State and student organizations proximately 100 bike rid- Speech Zone outside Parks University, under our Live that advocate green ways of ers. Outdoor Recreation Library. Green! initiative, our vi- living. was tuning up about seven Other than visiting bikes every 15 minutes. with clubs and businesses, Also, the prizes offered students could also get at event had to be earned; a free bike tune-up and a card was picked up at win prizes throughout the the welcome table, and three-hour event. after visiting each group, The student organiza- the card would be marked. tions and businesses used Every four marks enabled displays and interactive the cardholder to win cer- activities to highlight their tain sustainability-related green initiatives and get prizes. After 12 marks, they sustainability-related infor- were eligible to enter a mation out to the public. drawing for shirts donated The Sustainability Day was by Dogtown University or also a tool for club recruit- for solar bike lights and ment and volunteerism. bike repair kits from Skunk “When you have all River Cycles. these groups together, it re- “National Campus ally is so impressive what is Sustainability Day was happening on campus and a great success and was in our community,” Rankin wholly reflective of the said. great progress ISU is mak- Some of the student ing in sustainability,” said groups in attendance in- Caleb Swank, co-president cluded ActivUS, EcoGreek of The Green Umbrella and and The SHOP. Some of sophomore in pre-busi- the businesses present in- ness. “Students have shown cluded Volunteer Center of that they are very interest- Story County, Wheatsfield ed in sustainability, and we and Worldly Goods. can expect to see more and “National Campus more attention being given Miranda Cantrell/Iowa State Daily Iowa State Daily Sustainability Day was a to the field in the future.” Students get their bikes tuned by members of the Outdoor Joseph Hughes tops off a couple of the mugs sold during huge success for every or- The next events for The Recreation during Sustainability Day on Wednesday. the 2012 “Drink Pink Mug Night“ at Paddy’s in Campustown.

>>PINK p1 breast cancer ... see that out their lifetime and people are willing to help >>CHEF p1 one in 1,000 men are at and just support them,” risk as well, Brunsvold Phelps said. “It’s not even gether to serve students.” said. just about the money; it’s Kyprianos said he hopes to “Breast cancer is the about having that pink add to the ISU team effort by bring- leading cause in cancer mug which is more of like ing his experience to the table. deaths in women. It’s ob- a symbol to people.” He said he eventually wants to viously a huge deal, and Brunsvold said that help Iowa State reach the next level a lot of people, men and purchasing mugs is a fun and hopes to create menus, help women, are affected,” way for students to sup- develop new recipes, meet and Brunsvold said. port the cause. work with the whole dining team Megan Phelps, se- “This is a really good, and help with staff training. nior in advertising, said easy and fun way to sup- Kyprianos said he values the when she goes out, she’d port the fight against experience he has gained through- like to make an appear- breast cancer,” Brunsvold out his cooking career and hopes ance at all of the bars just said. to continue to advance his culi- to see who all is buying Roe said he believes nary career at Iowa State. the mugs, and try to keep the American Cancer “It’s tough, and I loved it. I people’s spirits up about Society is a great thing to will always keep Simpson College purchasing mugs for the give back to. in my heart, but I welcome the cause. “I think it really next opportunity here at Iowa “My mom had speaks volumes about State,” Kyprianos said. “It’s the breast cancer when I was how Iowa State students big leagues. Iowa State is a large younger, and it’s just one are willing to give back and institution known nationwide Caitlin Ellingson/Iowa State Daily of those things where help with a charity,” Roe [with] nice events and more Kyprianos is hoping to cook some new cuisines with unique flavors for students people who do have said. exposure.” through ISU Dining, and to help with teaching new staff members.

>>LIFE p1 the sports activities such throughout your whole life, lifestyle. everyone was having. It as and soccer. you’re going to see those Participating in physi- was a fun environment and There were also results of benefits early on,” Margrett cal activity can reduce fu- Leave a good way to get to know participants reporting less said. ture issues with mobility, everyone,” McCarty said. arthritic pain and hav- Franke suggests that, help prevent major chronic “Two ladies in par- ing better moods after the in one week, 75 minutes of diseases and can even re- her ticular I really got to know. program. vigorous exercise, such as duce financial costs. They went every day, so I “Physical activ- running and hiking, or 150 “The key thing is to learned a lot about them.” ity helps every part of your minutes of moderate exer- just move,” Franke said. breathless! Based on the research- life, including your mental cise, including fast walk- “Something is better than ers’ qualitative feedback, health and outlook. If you ing and domestic chores, nothing and a little more is the older adults preferred are taking care of yourself is necessary for a healthy better than a little less.” fer THURSDAYS 2 11am-2am

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Chris Cibil/Iowa State Daily Celebrating holidays early can lead to miss- ing their true meanings. In order to fully appreciate each holiday, take the time to enjoy one before moving on to the others. Holiday triad blurs together, loses meaning It’s that wonderful time of year again — plastic spider webs and ghoulish yard decorations, turkeys and gourds, stock- ings and tinsel and Christmas lights. There is a wide range of holiday decora- tions stocked in every store — and that is Caitlin Ellingson/Iowa State Daily exactly the problem. A Petco location has opened up in Ames near Target. People can stop in for a wide variety of pet supplies and services. Columnist Kelsey The moment that the temperature Cummings argues that despite being a large chain store, Petco offers better treatment of animals than many smaller stores in Ames. drops below 70 degrees, you can expect to see decorations and paraphernalia related to the holiday triad: Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas. Whether you are ready for it or not, prepare to be bombarded by festive products and advertisements next time you step foot in Target or Walmart. Bright orange and purple witches are jammed in next to red and green wreaths, all shoved behind the display for “Great Thanksgiving Recipes!” At the same time that we are franti- Petco cally searching for the perfect Halloween costume, we are also worrying about where we will spend our Thanksgiving break, and what the perfect present might offers better pet options be for Mom and Dad. To be fair, these three holidays are By Kelsey.Cummings associate to be very helpful and willing feeling of sluggishness and unhappiness fairly crammed in their approximately 60 @iowastatedaily.com to provide me with as much informa- among all the animals there. day span, but why can’t we just take these tion as possible. As a member of an ISU organiza- things one at a time? Can’t we wait for the Unfortunately, after I went home tion which fights for the humane treat- spooky movies, costumes and candy- ith the passing of Petco’s open- and did some fish research myself, I ment of animals, I am familiar with the engorged stomachs to subside before ing weekend, Ames residents found that what she had to offer was, protests that go on outside these stores thinking about what our table will look Wwelcome a new pet store into for the most part, completely incorrect. and the general feeling of dissatisfaction like on Thanksgiving? their city. As the second largest pet And this was not the only time I had dif- with their services. One would hope Granted, many people do not cel- retailer in the United States, Petco will ficulties with a sales associate. that small businesses would have much ebrate these holidays, instead choosing have no problem attracting customers, While at another small Ames pet more time to care for their animals than to celebrate other religious occasions but some might worry that the addi- store, I found myself yet again in the big chain stores, but this seems not to or no holidays at all. As is proven by the tion of the large chain store will put the betta section and was shocked at what I be the case. well-stocked seasonal aisles in every smaller pet companies of Ames out of saw. The bettas were housed in perhaps Although Petco is no stranger to store, however, the majority of our society business. the smallest containers I have ever seen protests and dissatisfaction, I have does partake in these festivities. As a Although I’m usually a proponent them in. Some of the fish barely had found myself, thus far, much happier result, everyone (regardless of holiday or for the success of small, locally owned enough room to turn around, with their with their services than I have with any religious beliefs) must suffer through the businesses, in this case, I must admit head touching one end of the container other pet store in Ames. Granted, Petco confusion. that I’m not too disappointed by this and their tail fins touching the other. still keeps their bettas in small contain- Halloween, Thanksgiving and possibility for failure. Though I’ve had The water was not at all clean, and ers in slightly dirty water, but generally, Christmas each have their charms and only brief experience with the pet stores some of it was so filthy that it was actu- I found their animals to be housed in help bring families and friends together. of Ames, after visiting them, I knew I ally turning a light brown color. much cleaner and well-maintained But in order to fully appreciate each of didn’t want to have much more. Sadly, upon close inspection of a environments. these (and all other) holidays, we should When I first moved to Ames my few of the bettas, I was able to deter- Petco has been working to change take the time to enjoy one before moving freshman year, I, like many other lonely mine that a number of them were sick its name over the years, and has re- on to the others. freshmen who were used to having pets and some were actually dead. When I cently launched WholePets, a campaign The commercialization, and thus around, sought out the local pet stores told the man in charge about the state to get pet owners to care for their pets’ the early sales, of these holidays makes to buy myself a companion. I was in the of his fish, he tried to assure me that needs on all levels: physical, mental, good economic sense. But as individuals, market for a betta fish, and after visiting they weren’t dead at all, that all I had to social and emotional. Petco as a name there’s no need for us to be stringing up a few options (all with an extremely do was “shake them a bit.” brand has the resources to promote those red and green lights this early in the limited variety of fish), I chose one I had No, they were dead. adoption and proper pet care, and is year. Before you panic about the fact that bonded with at the first store I visited. Moving out of the betta section, I using those opportunities to help give you don’t have a gift for your best friend This store, though not perfect by could see that the other fish tanks were itself a better reputation as a big chain or fiance/fiancee, think about the fact any means, was definitely the clean- dusty and entirely covered in algae and company. that it is not even Halloween yet. Take one est. The bettas, despite being wrongly scum. The other animals were crammed Although it has a long way to go, thing at a time. After you’ve planned and housed in tiny plastic containers, were into cages barely large enough for one, Petco has so far trumped the other pet hosted your Halloween party, then maybe swimming in relatively clear water let alone the 15 that resided in them. stores in Ames in the ethical treatment you can start worrying about the next two and at least had enough space to swim Rats were crawling over and lying on top of animals. And now that Petco has pro- big occasions. around a bit. After picking out the larg- of each other in a too-small plastic bin. vided us with a better option for shop- Despite how much we all love these est tank in the store (a small glass bowl) The snakes were kept in similarly filthy ping, I think I’ll be moving my business occasions, celebrating too early removes and a few accessories, I found the sales habitats, and I could sense an overall there very soon. exactly what makes them “special.” If we spend three whole months in the Christmas spirit, then Christmas day itself loses the magic that we have come to anticipate. Sure, the overlap of holidays isn’t the Cold truth loses to sentimentality most socially crucial topic out there; how- ever, it is a topic that affects and annoys almost everyone. Even if you are com- However, the excitement character was the source of that she cries for all the lost pletely enamored by the holiday season, New ‘Gatsby’ film inspired in me by these two all the heartbreak; she was an years she could have spent you should see the benefits of taking these artists immediately fizzled oblivious, selfish girl. with Jay. special days one at a time. fails to capture out when Carey Mulligan’s At one point in the Honestly, when I read So, the next time you reach to turn character, Daisy Buchanan, book, Nick calls Daisy and the page on which Daisy the radio dial to a Christmas station, ask true emotions of was introduced into the film. her husband, Tom, “careless weeps into that silk shirt, I yourself if those carols and tunes will still Fitzgerald’s novel As I sat in the theater, people.” By the end of the knew she wasn’t mourning be enjoyable two months from now. my head dubiously tilted story, he realizes that the lost time; Fitzgerald’s Daisy No matter how high your enthu- 90 degrees to the right. I couple simply “smashed up only shed tears for all the siasm for Halloween, Thanksgiving or By Sam.Greer watched, puzzled out of my things and creatures and marvelous wealth that could Christmas, spare yourself (and all others @iowastatedaily.com mind, as Gatsby and Daisy’s then retreated back into their have been hers. surrounding you) from the tragedy of relationship morphed into money or their vast careless- The meaning of this getting sick of the holidays before they are the tender reunion of two ness or whatever it was that story was melted down from even here. ast weekend, I was star-crossed lovers. kept them together and let a complicated “careful what conflicted on whether The cause of my confu- other people clean up the you wish for” warning about Lor not I would rewatch sion was simple: Carey mess they had made.” the true nature of humans Editorial Board “The Great Gatsby,” the 2013 Mulligan’s Daisy was sweet Fitzgerald’s novel was to a simple “without love, Katelynn McCollough, editor-in-chief adaptation that was cur- and enchanting. poignant to me because it wealth means nothing” Hailey Gross, opinion editor Elaine Godfrey, assistant opinion editor rently showing on campus. Don’t get me wrong: My was the story of a man help- message. PhIl Brown, columnist Eventually, I decided against disagreement has nothing lessly in love with an idea. In This is a much more pal- it; I had seen it last May and to do with Mulligan’s work. I Daisy’s absence, Jay had wo- atable theme than the bleak, Opinions expressed in columns and letters are those of didn’t particularly want to adored her portrayal of this ven his memories of her into hurtful original: sweetened the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the opinions watch the sad story unfold dear, helpless girl. something greater, larger for modern, sentimental of the Daily or organizations with which the author(s) are on screen a second time. But that girl was not than life. Then he devotes audiences that watch movies associated. When I heard that F. Daisy. himself to winning her over to escape from the harshness Scott Fitzgerald’s novel I will give Leonardo the only way he knows he of reality rather than to dive Feedback policy: was to be combined with DiCaprio’s Gatsby a pass; the can: with money. into it head-first. The Daily encourages discussion but does not guarantee its the exceptional and often character was written and When DiCaprio flings While Luhrmann’s film publication. We reserve the right to edit or reject any letter or online feedback. flashy skills of director portrayed fairly close to the a rainbow of silk shirts at adaptation is a visual marvel Baz Luhrmann, I expected mark. Mulligan, causing her to sink and an artful tragedy, it is a Send your letters to [email protected]. Letters must include the name(s), phone number(s), magic. To an extent, I was not But how on Earth was onto the bed and weep, she far cry from the cold reality majors and/or group affiliation(s) disappointed: The cinema- Daisy written into the film as chokes out something about of the message in Fitzgerald’s and year in school of the author(s). tography was excellent, and a victim of circumstance, a how beautiful the shirts are, original story; the film turns Phone numbers and addresses will not be published. Luhrmann perfectly cap- fragile caged bird waiting to and avoids telling him what Daisy into everything Gatsby Online feedback may be used if first name and last name, major tured Gatsby’s superficial, be released by her long-lost truly troubles her. The film’s dreamed she was, and every- and year in school are included in the post. Feedback posted online is eligible for print in the Iowa State Daily. gaudy existence. true love? In the book, her audience is led to believe thing she wasn’t. 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The fall season is drawing to a close for the ISU women’s golf team as it gets ready for the Landfall Tradition. “Everything we do is a prog- ress to May. Every tournament has a special feel to it, espe- cially the ones we always go to like this one,” said senior Prima Thammaraks, re- Brian Achenbach/Iowa State Daily garding the fall Freshman forward No. 2 Koree Willer fights for possession during Iowa State’s 2-1 loss to Texas Tech on Sept. 27 at the Cyclone Sports Complex. season. “But the The women’s soccer team will take on TCU on Friday in Fort Worth, Texas, with their next home game scheduled for Nov. 1 against Baylor. approach is the same, and we’re Thammaraks ready to show them what we’ve got.” TEAMWORKisDREAMWORK Iowa State has high expecta- the team’s record to 8-7-2. off the field as well. Willer, described by tions going into Goldstein, Willer combine Goldstein is known as the vocal leader Dillinger as quiet, took a bit more time to its final tourna- of the team who creates opportunities to get comfortable than the more outgoing ment of the fall skills to find Big 12 success score when they might not otherwise be Goldstein, but has settled in as a freshman season. On-iam there. But an important key to her recent leader. The Cyclones By Alex.Gookin scoring burst is quite the opposite. Goldstein and Willer have grown closer have placed in the top 10 in the @iowastatedaily.com Freshman Koree Willer is Goldstein’s through senior and freshman dinner events, last three tournaments they have quiet sidekick, who has fed the ball to as well. Goldstein credits the relaxing off- played in, including a fourth The last week has not been traditional Goldstein in three of her last four goals. The field team togetherness with some of the place last week at the Betsy for ISU midfielder Emily Goldstein. two have scored all five of the team’s goals team’s recent success. Rawls Longhorn Invitational in After all, it is not very common to score against Oklahoma and Baylor and racked up “We have dinner every Wednesday Austin, Texas. three goals on a Sunday and then score a 15 points with Willer’s assists. which started about a month ago, so I think “I have high expectations game-winning overtime goal five days later “Goldy [Goldstein] is very verbal ... and that we’ve gotten really close,” Goldstein for our team. We’re really ready,” to power the ISU soccer team to two Big 12 that communication has been huge to have,” said. “I think that has helped all the fresh- said senior Sasikarn On-iam, wins. Willer said. “[She] has made it so much eas- man and seniors on and off the field. I think who tied for 13th place in the The senior has received some extra at- ier to transition from high school to college we are a very tight-knit team.” last tournament with an overall tention throughout last week, including be- and has helped me with her experience.” Winning can also help team unity, and score of 215. ing named College Sports Madness Women’s The two have combined for 10 goals with the successes of this season and the The focus this week at prac- Soccer Big 12 Player of the Week for her hat and nine assists this season. Their 29 com- opportunity to play in its first Big 12 tourna- tice — aside from the short game trick against Oklahoma. Goldstein also bined points make up almost 40 percent of ment, Dillinger feels the team has a glue it — was wedge shots from 125 tweeted that a professor singled her out in the team’s total. has never had before. With only two games yards and closer. class, congratulating her on her game-win- The two lead every statistical category in the regular season remaining, she hopes The Cyclones have also been ning goal against Baylor. on the team, with Goldstein leading goals the bond is tighter than ever. working on the mental aspect of “Yeah, I’ve been getting a little bit more (six), points (15), shots (40) and shots on As the season winds to a close, Willer re- the game. attention,” Goldstein said with a laugh. “I goal (17). Willer leads the Cyclones in assists alizes the connection she has with Goldstein “Practices have emphasized think more people are noticing the soccer (six) and is tied with Goldstein in game-win- will also be over. With the help of her fresh- how shots that can hurt you, team, which is really cool because we are ning goals (three). man class, she’s ready to take on the leader- can also help you,” Thammaraks pretty good and people are starting to notice “Those two have definitely figured out ship role Goldstein played on the team. said. “We can’t lose sight and that.” how to play together,” said ISU coach Wendy “It’s going to be tough,” Willer said. “I’ve we have to focus on our scoring The team’s success lies heavily on Dillinger. “It takes time playing together to been really fortunate to come into a team shots.” Goldstein. Her four goals in three games develop that chemistry ... but it’s a great time that has that connection. It’s going to be Thammaraks recorded gave the Cyclones their first two-game Big for that to be happening.” important that our freshman class can keep an overall score of 221 in Iowa 12 win streak in three seasons and brought The connection has been prominent that going.” State’s last tournament. Sophomore Cajsa Persson is coming off a record-breaking performance last week where she recorded two consecutive rounds of three-under-par totals Rugby Club keeps passion for sports alive of 69. Persson is the only ISU play- By Chase.Russell mates have to be willing er in program history to record @iowastatedaily.com to put in the extra hours back-to-back sub-70 rounds. in hopes of being a top She is currently ranked 29th Now one of the more program. in the nation on Golfweek and is established sports clubs Zoe Babowice, se- hoping to have continued suc- on campus, the ISU nior in kinesiology and cess this week. Women’s Rugby Club has health and former guard “I’m just trying to get bet- offered a chance for stu- on the Libertyville High ter everyday, go out and have dents to compete since School basketball team, fun, and leave the tournament the 1990s. also found a home on satisfied with my performance,” Alysha Gareis, grad- the ISU women’s rugby Persson said. uate in animal science, team early in her college When it comes to playing serves as the president career. As a sophomore in bad weather, the Cyclones of the club. While attend- at Iowa State, Babowice have the edge, in Thammaraks’ ing high school in New discovered the team at mind. Iowa State expects some Prague, Minn., Gareis ClubFest. cold temperatures going into the was heavily involved with Like Gareis, she be- event in Wilmington, N.C. and missed came very involved with Greg Zwiers/Iowa State Daily Iowa State has been to this the lifestyle of being a the organization and is Teagan Hughes, junior in environmental science, practices kicking a field goal before tournament in the past and student-athlete after now its social chair. ISU Women’s Rugby Club’s practice while Alysha Gareis, graduate in animal science, know what to expect from the coming to Iowa State. “I just missed the holds the ball. The club is partially funded by the Government of the Student Body. course. “I just wanted to team sport atmosphere,” With that edge, the team do something physical Babowice said. “It just their opponents. the organization can With a roster of hopes to continue its goal of one and found rugby,” Gareis helped me branch out Both Gareis and challenge the team mem- nearly 30 players, the team round under par. said. “I went to one prac- more, to put it vaguely. Babowice play the posi- bers financially. rugby team consists of Many of the players would tice and never stopped It helped me meet new tion of backs on the team. With just 30 per- individuals of different also like to cut down on the coming.” people who I wouldn’t “The backs are the cent of the club’s bud- backgrounds and per- bogies. After joining the have met before. It’s a fun small, speedy, quick get being funded by sonalities. Gareis and The course in Wilmington is team in the spring of her atmosphere.” ones and the forwards the Government of the Babowice both believe, similar to Harvester in Rhodes, freshman year, Gareis Gareis, Babowice are the powerhouses,” Student Body, the wom- however, that the close- Iowa, where the women’s golf found what she had and the 27 other mem- Gareis said. “Slower but en of the rugby team or- knit community of the team practices, and it requires been missing since leav- bers of the team enjoy stronger.” ganize a variety of fund- rugby team is what made good short-game play. ing gymnastics in high the opportunity to par- While being part of raisers to cover most of their college experience “A win would be very school. While she admits ticipate in a number of the rugby team is an op- the remaining costs. By worthwhile. nice to end the fall season,” being a student-athlete social events, including portunity both Gareis paying $100 per season “We all share at least Thammaraks said. in college is a big time team dinners the night and Babowice said they to be on the team, what that one thing in com- The Landfall Tradition commitment, Gareis before every game and are passionate about, is left then falls onto the mon: rugby and sports,” runs from Friday to Sunday in feels she and her team- postgame events with their involvement with players. Gareis said. Wilmington, N.C.

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By Michael.Zanten er,” Jessi said. “All of us kids grew passed around throughout each @iowastatedaily.com up in her violin class, and through performance. the years we all learned violin. “I think it’s entertaining to The Hunts, an indie-folk play- When we got a little bit older, my see seven brothers and sisters ing band of seven siblings, will be dad started teaching us guitar. It working together and making appearing in the Maintenance was really fun; we grew up really music,” Jessi said. “What people Shop on Friday, supported by loving music, and we played for always love the most is our vocal folk-rock band The Monks. all sorts of things; for malls, hospi- harmonies, with everyone sing- “We describe our music as tals, weddings and festivals.” ing together. I think they also like indie-folk,” said violin player Jessi Today, the Hunts travel from to get the insight into what it’s Hunt. “We use a lot of folk in- coast to coast sharing the musical like to be a family, traveling and struments like mandolin, banjo, talents that were a fundamental performing.” fiddle and guitar; but then we part of their upbringing. The Hunts signed a six-re- have an indie influence. My older “It just naturally unfolded,” cord deal in July with CherryTree brother [Josh] plays a Coldplay Jessi said. “My mom and dad were Records, a label under the um- kind of style, and we add to it with a little duo and played for differ- brella of Interscope. Their debut the string instruments.” ent events, and they would add release, “We Were Young,” will “The show on Friday will be another kid into the group each serve as their first album under interesting because most all of the year or so. It just escalated from that relationship. artists are the same age as George there.” “We’re excited to start Courtesy of The Hunts and myself,” said Sam Thompson, The Hunts features siblings our journey with [CherryTree The Hunts, an indie-folk band of seven siblings, will perform Friday at the co-director of the M-Shop. “We Justin, Jenni, Jessi, Jonathan, Records],” Jessi said. “Not much Maintenance Shop. They started learning music at an early age from their usually work with artists, agents, Jordan, Josh and Jamison. They has happened so far, just a lot of parents, learning violin from their mother and guitar from their father. and tour managers that have a perform with a combination of paperwork and getting things few years on us. It will be nice to vocals, acoustic guitar, violin, ready to go. We just recorded a Haiti raising money for food and up when learn to play music.” discuss and work with people that fiddle, mandolin, banjo, bass, music video a couple weeks ago, toys. People may purchase tickets are the same age as us.” keyboard, accordion, drums and and that should be out in the “For two years now, we’ve at the M-Shop or at MidwestTix The Hunts were raised on folk ukulele. coming months.” ran the camp for two weeks,” Jessi for $12, or for $7 with an ISUCard, music by their parents starting at The siblings do not stay in The Hunts also participate in said. “It’s an amazing time; it’s so with a $2 up-charge the day of the a very early age. one place during a show. The The Haiti Project, a charity ven- fun to put instruments in the kids’ show. The performance is set to “My mom was a music teach- instruments get rotated and ture for orphans in the jungles of hands and to see their faces light start at 9 p.m. Friday. ‘Memphis’ star to bring 1950s rock ‘n’ roll to Stephens Auditorium

By Nicole.Presley back in the 1950s. rhythm is requested by ly,” Elrose said. “The show @iowastatedaily.com A fictional story, the young teenagers, and really does speak to social “Memphis” is loosely based Calhoun’s career as a disc acceptance and equality, Growing up in New on a real disc jockey from jockey takes off. and maybe not necessarily York, Joey Elrose was sur- the 1950s named Dewey “[Calhoun’s] a rebel — with race anymore, but it’s rounded by theater. When Phillips. Phillips was the let’s just start there — but still really prevalent in this Elrose played the Tin Man first to play Elvis Presley not in a bad way where’s kind of day and age. There’s in “The Wizard of Oz” in and African American he’s got guns in a place. a really amazing message the sixth grade, he knew he rhythm and blues on the He’s really strong-minded, we can get from it.” wanted to become a pro- radio. and he’s a go-getter,” Elrose “Memphis” is not the fessional actor. “Memphis” is about said. “So if he wants some- first tour that Elrose has Elrose will play Huey Calhoun and his love for thing, he’s going to do ev- played a lead role, but it Calhoun in “Memphis,” the “race music.” Calhoun erything in his power to get is the first show where his musical set to play out live breaks into a radio booth in it. Even if he has to break character, Calhoun, never this Thursday at Stephens town and locks himself in- the rules a little bit. “ leaves the stage. Elrose Auditorium in Ames. side and starts playing the Calhoun also finds credits it as being the big- gest thing he has done Calhoun is a disc jockey music he wants to hear. himself falling in love with Courtesy of Anita Dioniak & Associates who plays “race music” The 1950s rock ‘n’ roll a black soul singer named so far. Jasmin Richardson, left, plays Felicia Farrell, and Joey Elrose, Felicia Farrell after hear- “When I told my center front, plays Huey Calhoun in “Memphis.” The touring ing her sing at Delray’s, mother, she goes, ‘Joey, musical will appear this Thursday at Stephens Auditorium. an underground African you’re finally a bride’ — Natalie MacMaster American bar. you know the saying always show, claiming he would when the casting director Interracial relation- a bridesmaid never a bride? be perfect for the part of came out to see the show in and Donnell Leahy ships were not a common — she goes, ‘You’re finally Calhoun. The auditions for Boise, [Idaho,] he said, ‘The occurrence during the a bride,’” Elrose said. “I’m “Memphis” were over the minute you sang that song 1950s, and Calhoun and like, ‘All right. That’s a good summer. from the show I turned to Farrell struggle to keep point, Ma.” Elrose decided to the other people and I said, their relationship strong. Elrose originally heard watch a recording of the ‘We just found our Huey,’” “The message of the about the musical from musical on Netflix, and he Elrose said. show is about equality and a friend who had seen said he loved it and thought The tour began Oct. 15, love. It’s still really relevant the musical and told him the musical fit his style. in Appleton, Wis., and will and still vital unfortunate- he should check out the “Later I found out ... continue until June. MASTERSMASTERS Libertto By Music & Lyrics By Musical Direction By Sigma Xi Lecture ofof thethe The Science of FIDDLEFIDDLE Speed NOVEMBER 3 A Southern Gothic supernatural Speed musical of fraternal love, ISU STUDENT TICKETS: $20 Faster, Stronger and Safer lust, jealousy and revenge! Diandra Leslie-Pelecky, author of The Physics of NASCAR, knows you can't win races without getting the math and science right. Her work has been featured in everything from TIME Magazine to the New Student Tickets are only available through the Ticket Office Diandra Leslie-Pelecky, author of The Physics of NASCAR, knows you can't win races without getting York Times to Sporting News magazine. She blogs at www.buildingspeed.org, explaining the math and the math and science right. Her work has been featured in everything from TIME Magazine to the New science behind current events in motorsports. York Times to Sporting News magazine. She blogs at www.buildingspeed.org, explaining the math and SATURDAY, NOVEMBER2 science behind current events in motorsports. Diandra Leslie-Pelecky ORDER YOUR TICKETS TODAY! Thursday, October 24, 2013 - 8 pm Stephens Auditorium Ticket Office (no service fees) Order Your Tickets Today! ticketmaster.com | 1-800-745-3000 | Ticketmaster Outlets Stephens Auditorium Ticket Office (no service fees) | ticketmaster.com | 1-800-745-3000 | Ticketmaster Outlets Thursday,Sun Room, October Memorial 24, 2013 Union - 8 pm Sponsored by:Sun Sigma Xi,Room, Women in STEM Memorial Series, and Committee Union on Lectures (funded by GSB) Sponsored by: Sigma Xi, Women in STEM Series, and Committee on Lectures (funded by GSB) Thursday, Oct. 24, 2013 | Iowa State Daily | ADVERTISEMENT | 7

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