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There’s so much poten- DERBY tial for roller derby in hits Ames.” Mindy Kimball-Gerritson, AMES a founder of Ames Roller Most of the current members of Derby Association the Ames Roller Derby Association are in their late 20s to early 30s, Kimball-Gerritson said. She said that they want to get younger people involved. “I would have played roller derby when I was at Iowa State,” Kimball- Gerritson said. “We’d just love to have some college students involved.” Kimball-Gerritson and the oth er three founding members of the Ames Roller Derby Association competed on the Des Moines team that - travelled around the Midwest. One bout they were at in Lincoln, Neb. had a large fan base that inspired Kimball-Gerritson. By Greg.Zwiers There had to be a way to bring @iowastatedaily. roller derby to Ames, Kimball- com Gerritson thought after seeing the Ames Roller amount of fans in Lincoln. She said Derby Association it would be amazing if they could get is new group looking people to come and watch. to expand the sport of “[The association is] set up to roller derby in Ames. promote roller derby, ” Laura Shelton, The Ames Roller The founders decided to one of the founders said. “We will add start their own organiza- teams as we have enough people.” Derby Association tion after driving to Des Moines for three years. Shelton said she hopes to have The ARDA is hoping to get more three or four teams in Ames, eventu college aged people involved. Anyone over 18 is al ally having a men’s team and a youth lowed to join the associa- team as well. There is currently one Anyone over 18 can join. tion. While roller derby is- team in the association, which is - Most communication goes typically a women’s sport, named the Skunk River Riot. there are opportunities for through the Ames Roller Shelton said they do most of their Derby Association Facebook men to be involved in refer communicating through the Ames page. eeing and helping organize. Roller Derby Association Facebook - www.amesrda.com “There’s so much po page. Their website is www.amesrda. tential for roller derby in com. Ames,” said Mindy Kimball-- Shelton and Kimball-Gerritson Gerritson, one of the found both played team sports in high Kelby Wingert/Iowa State Daily ers of the group. school and said they missed being Keri Crist-Wagner, 37, of Ames, practices drill during roller derby practice - on Sunday.

DERBY p3 >> Dance Marathon fundraising Weather extremes deadline near, options possible give international

By Brian.Keck This is the 17th year students a shock @iowastatedaily.com Iowa State has put on Dance Marathon using stu- By David.Gerhold me, I just had a leather lWith the spring dents to help raise money @iowastatedaily.com jacket,” Rodriguez said. semester starting up, for the cause. “Normally I adapt to for- Dance Marathon is soon All the funds raised go At first, Coraliseign temperatures pretty approaching. to the University of Iowa Rodriguez, a junior in quickly, but this was just Dance Marathon, Children’s Hospital help- architecture, couldn’t brutal.” which takes place Jan. 25, ing children suffering from feel her hands. Once she Cold temperatures is an event at which stu- many different illnesses. came home though, she can be an issue for inter- dents dance for a whole Dancers who have started to scream in pain. national students, espe- day to raise awareness and not raised $250 by Jan. 25 “The blood rushed cially for those who come support for the Children’s are still allowed to partici- back into my numb from very warm climate Miracle Network. pate in Dance Marathon. fingers and they hurt countries, said James The Children’s Miracle In total, its goal is to raise so much. It was hor- Dorsett, director of the Network Hospitals is a $465,000. rible,” Rodriguez said. ”I international students non-profit organization Dance Marathon offers couldn’t even feel my toes and scholars department. whose goal is to serve fami- a March 1 credit where stu- Huiling Wu/Iowa State Daily at one point and I was in- “Occasionally, I’ve lies throughout the coun- dents’ fundraising deadline Participants of ISU Dance Marathon dance for the kids on Sat- side a bus.” heard about students try who have young sick is extended to March 1. urday, Jan. 26, 2013 in the Great Hall of the Memorial Union Rodriguez and who don’t go to class in children. Students who do not and had a lot of fun doing so. many other internation- the morning in the win- “[Dance Marathon] raise the full $250 will have al students at ISU were ter and even suffer from raises funds and awareness a charge to their U-Bill for personal connections with ball games or even shovel- struggling with the sub- depression during that for kids who are fighting a the remanding amount. letters and emails. ing snow for donations to zero temperatures and time. That makes their variety of battles we aren’t “There are many ways Dancers can also raise Dance Marathon, Pringnitz the minus 45 degrees feelings of homesickness always thinking about,” to raise the money before money by advertising chal- said. Fahrenheit wind chill in even worse.” said Anna Pringnitz, senior the deadline,” Pringnitz lenges on social media. Because of March 1 Ames last week. Dorsett said that, as in communication studies said. Students can also par- credit, dancers are able to “I didn’t know it he introduced himself and general co-director of Pringnitz suggests take in canning for money would be that cold, so I Dance Marathon. dancers reach out to their at tailgates during foot- DANCE p3 >> didn’t have my coat with COLD p3 >>

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TUES Chance of rain and snow, 6|30 cloudy. before heading outside to class By David.Gerhold Monday. @iowastatedaily.com “My building on campus was freezing and my WED Mostly cloudy with a It was the worst cold hands were like ice, so it 22|24 windchill as low as -10. in Iowa since 1996 last had been really hard to week with wind chills as work,” Gallus said. “At one low as minus 45 degrees point I was typing with my Fahrenheit. Schools were gloves on.” THURS Scattered flurries. closed and experts warned Gallus said that luckily, to stay inside. Most of the the cold was well-predict- 6|31 students in Ames were well ed, so students, faculty and prepared, though. staff had plenty of time to “I didn’t have any prepare. Provided by ISU Meteorology Club problems, I simply stayed “On Monday, ISU did inside most of the time,” something for employees said Wade Wanner, sopho- that I didn’t see before: more in agronomy. They didn’t charge for Wanner said that luck- parking at certain spots Police Blotter ily, he didn’t have anything on campus, so that people urgent to do, but if classes could park closer to their The information in the log comes from the ISU and City of Ames police departments’ records. All those accused of violating the law are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. had been in session on offices.” Monday, he would have Ironically enough, re- Dec. 12 at 8:01 p.m.). gone. search indicates that the An officer assisted a resident Adam Herbst, 20, 63993 260th “I would have made freezing temperatures St, Kasson, MN, was arrested and who was experiencing sure though that I have the were, to a large extent, emotional difficulties at charged with public intoxication Buchanan Hall. The individual at Lot B4 (reported at 7:43 p.m.). thickest coat and gloves caused by global warm- was transported to Mary Greeley Dec. 14 possible,” Wanner said. ing, said William Gutowski, Medical Center for treatment Bailee Webb, sopho- professor in geological and (reported at 10:16 p.m.). Travis Novotny, 21, 123 Sheldon Ave, Apt 9, was arrested and more in civil engineering, atmospheric sciences. Dec. 13 charged with public intoxication said that she had never ex- “This will be interest- Catherine Purcell, 21, 258 North at Lincoln Way and Sheldon Ave. perienced a cold like this in ing to talk about with my Hyland Ave, Apt 12, was arrested (reported at 12:13 a.m.). her entire life. meteorology students,” and charged with operating Bradley Williams, 23, 1258 “On Monday I actu- Gutowski said. “In fact, the while intoxicated at Lincoln Way Noble Hills Place, Boone, was ally had to move from Oak issue that global warming and Sheldon Ave. (reported at arrested and charged with 1:39 a.m.). public intoxication at Lincoln Elm to Wilson and my car is tied to this is something Erin Sears, 21, 1115 Stafford Way and Welch Ave. (reported at wouldn’t start at all, so I that I wanted to bring up File: Jonathan Krueger/Iowa State Daily Ave, was arrested and charged 12:58 a.m.). had to call help to jump- anyway.” A student makes his way through Central Campus during the with operating while intoxicated Nicklaus Lala, 19, 7334 Larch start my car,” Webb said. Callie Danielson, se- snowstorm Dec. 30. Experts advised people to stay inside at Lincoln Way and Welch Road Hall, was arrested and charged According to William nior in mechanical engi- during the bitter cold to prevent getting sick and accidents. (reported at 1:58 a.m.). with public intoxication and Gallus, professor of geolog- neering said that the cold An iPad that was reported stolen interference with official acts at was recovered at the Armory. Lot 63 (reported at 1:11 a.m.). ical and atmospheric sci- caught her completely off in supply chain manage- much as possible and if The investigation is continuing An officer initiated a drug related ences, the temperatures of guard. ment had to be on the road you do have to go out, then (reported at 12:19 p.m.). investigation at Little St. and last week came very close “I’m from Texas, so I for six hours on Monday. make sure that you’re cov- Vehicles owned and/or driven by Welch Ave. (reported at 1:27 to setting the record for the was home all winter break “For the first three ered all over and have al- Hongyi Liu and Jonathan Mom a.m.). coldest daytime high tem- with 50 up to 60 degrees hours, the road was really most no skin exposed.” were involved in a property peratures ever. and then I come here, my bad because the snow that Students should also damage collision at East Campus Dec. 15 Parking Deck (reported at 2:07 Abigail Saucedo, 18, 4124 “We were lucky that it car is frozen, my face is fro- was already on the ground consider keeping their gas p.m.). Buchanan Hall, was cited for was a fairly quick blast of zen. I was lucky that I didn’t kept pulling on the car, so tanks fairly full because it’s underage possession of alcohol cold air coming from the catch any frost bites.” I couldn’t see where I was less likely that the gas will Justin Hoffmann, 21, 4701 at Hyland Ave. and Lincoln Way Steinbeck St, Apt 13, was (reported tat 12:05 a.m.). arctic that didn’t last too Danielson said that going,” Estrella said. “At freeze. arrested and charged with public long,” Gallus said. “This this is her third winter in some parts, I was going like “Be cautious about intoxication (third offense) at A vehicle driven by Jacob Walz Hilton Coliseum (reported at was involved in a property kind of cold can be life Ames and also the worst. 15 miles per hour tops.” where you’re going and 6:44 p.m.). damage collision at South 16th threatening if you come “The first two win- Gutowski said it is where you’re parking your St. and University Blvd. (reported unprepared.” ters kind of eased me into likely that this type of cold car, because the battery Alexander Engle, 19, 5325 at 12:55 a.m.). Frederiksen Court, was arrested While ISU students the climate conditions of might return next winter, might die and you’re stuck and charged with public were still on Winter Break Ames, but I still wasn’t pre- so it is necessary to be ad- somewhere where you intoxication at Lot B5 (reported last week, faculty and pared for this one.” equately prepared for it. can’t get help that easily,” staff mostly showed up on Celeste Estrella, senior “Try to stay home as Gutowski said.

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By Emelie.Knobloch unfinished undergraduate work. earn a tuition scholarship. Fiore believes that students This program is described as @iowastatedaily.com Ann-Marie Fiore, the di- Students who enroll in will get more out of their educa- “one-of-a-kind,” permitting stu- rector of graduate education in this program are also required tion and complete their courses dents to earn advanced degrees Graduating in four years apparel, events and hospitality to take the Graduate Record in a timely fashion by fulfilling in a shorter amount of time. is often a concern for students. management said, “This program Examination or Graduate two degrees, rather than finish- Students are expected to come to The apparel, events and hospi- came about because advisers no- Management Admission Test. ing one degree and then the Ames for two to three weeks dur- tality management department ticed that a significant number The GRE is a general test that second. ing each of the first two summers (AESHM) is now offering a new of students [who came to] ISU measures students’ verbal and “Students will broaden their and finish coursework online. degree program that allows stu- stayed for four or more years to quantitative reasoning, as well analytical, technical, creative This program includes students dents to graduate with both a complete a [bachelor’s], and then as analytical writing. Students and/or research skills in the grad- who are industry professionals. bachelor’s and master’s degree try to work on their [master’s].” interested in pursuing a master’s uate program,” Fiore explained. Fiore said that the AESHM within five years. This program also allows degree are required to take this Along with the concurrent department was mainly focus- The program allows stu- AESHM students to do half-time test. degrees, the AESHM depart- ing on the students’ convenience dents to use college credit earned assistantships. As students enter Because this is an option ment is now introducing a hy- when they created this program in high school to apply toward their senior years, they would now available to students, it is brid program. This program in- by giving them the option to earning both degrees. In the also work with graduate profes- more beneficial for them to join cludes doctorate students who complete two degrees, and hav- fourth year, students would be- sors and add graduate courses to the program early so they do not are working professionals from ing an advantage in the job mar- gin to work on their master’s their schedules, and also form a encounter any obstacles or set- the United States, as well as other ket for many positions in the coursework with a mix of their program of study committee or backs in their college careers. countries, such as South Africa. industry. New year, new city council, new student opportunities

The city council meet- Chris Nelson of Ward 4, will bers were sworn in on Jan. 2 3, formerly an at-large vice organizations under to the Mini Board of the ing held Jan. 13 will be the start their positions on city in a ceremony led by James councilman, and Mayor ASSET,” Harvey said. Conference Board. These start of a new year with council at this Tuesday’s Malloy, an associate district Ann Campbell were sworn This is an unusually recommendations will many changes made. meeting. court judge. About 50 peo- in at the ceremony as well. large group of new council be finalized at tonight’s The meeting will be “They are interested in ple attended the ceremony. They both ran for re-elec- members due to the redis- meeting. held earlier than usual at making Ames more sustain- “I am excited that this tion unopposed. tricting by the 2010 Census. Matthew Goodman, 6:00 p.m. in City Council able and strengthening the new council seems willing “I believe that there New city council former at-large coun- Chambers at City Hall. vitality of Campustown,” to strengthen and expand will be more opportunities members attended orien- cil member, was the New council members, said Alexandria Harvey, stu- partnerships with ISU stu- for students to be engaged tation sessions with Steve only member not up for Amber Corrieri of at-large, dent representative for City dents and GSB,” Harvey in city efforts such as trail Schainker, the city manag- re-election. Gloria Betcher of Ward 1, Council. said. planning or volunteering er, and other staff members Davis, former Ward 3 Tim Gartin of Ward 2 and The new council mem- Peter Orazem of Ward in one of the human ser- through November and council member, will be December. running as the Republican “Orientation was bro- candidate against state >>DERBY p1 ken into two sections: Democratic Sen. Herman part of against teams in different as- ed as the Jammer, and is the only building relations with each Quirmbach in this year’s team because there are not a lot sociations. Teams in the Ames person on the team who can score other and goal setting,” said election. The new city of team sports opportunities for Roller Derby Association will play points. Corrieri. council has already met to adults. according to Women’s Flat Track The players form a pack that This orientation in- discuss an outline of goals Shelton said roller derby gave Derby Association rules. skates around the track together. cluded touring city build- for the next two years on her a brand new source of friends. The Ames Roller Derby The Jammer scores one point for ings, learning council pro- Saturday, Jan. 11. “It does take some training Association’s first scheduled bout every opposing player they pass. cedures and Iowa’s open “I spent nine hours in a and dedication if you want to be is June 28 against the Dubuque Players who aren’t the Jammer try meeting law, and many goal planning session with competitive,” Shelton said. Bomb Squad. to block the other teams Jammer, other activities. the new council this past Shelton said roller derby is “Our goal is to spend the while helping their Jammer get “I am focusing on get- Saturday,” Harvey said. usually either a very athletic sport spring training all these new girls through the pack. ting up to speed and fully City council’s ideas or more about spectacle, and that and getting ready for our first bout People who want to join have understanding the issues were divided into six sub- the Ames Roller Derby Association in June,” Shelton said. They train to purchase their own equipment, and what council has been ject areas: economic devel- is looking for something in the and work with players to make including pads and roller skates. working on,” Corrieri said. opment, human services, middle. She said most people sure they have all the necessary Shelton said there is an initial in- Campbell has rec- affordable housing, down- think of the movie “Whip It” when skills before beginning full contact vestment, which is usually around ommended that Nelson town and Campustown, they think of roller derby even practice and competition. $250. People have to make sure fill former council mem- community-building and though it is overdramatized. Five skaters per team are on they have good equipment that ber Tom Wacha’s position sustainability. Roller derby teams can com- the track at a time in roller derby. will not wear out quickly or cause on the Ames Economic “While everyone came pete within their association or One person per team is designat- injuries. Development Commission in with very different ideas Board of Directors. and opinions, in the end; Corrieri and Gartin we were able to come to a have been recommended general consensus,” Harvey >>COLD p1 man in computer in chemical engineering stops in the cold was really by Mayor Campbell to take said. engineering, comes from Indonesia. “My face hard for me.” Jeremy Davis and Victoria Council members plan to the new international from India. She said that hurt and I didn’t want to Dorsett advises inter- Szopinski’s positions on to rank and narrow down students, he repeatedly re- she was absolutely not be outside at all, but it was national students to get the Ames Convention and the goals at a meeting Jan. emphasized the weather used to temperatures like required.” in the habit of checking Visitors Bureau Board of 17. conditions in Ames and these. “We transported stu- the weather before leav- Directors. “Prioritizing our goals gave them the advice not “I knew that it was go- dents to other buildings ing their houses, perhaps Mayor Campbell also will be difficult but we hope to underestimate it. ing to be cold, so I brought with a van, so that they by a phone app, as well as recommended that Peter to make major progress,” He said he was my warmest jacket, but spent as little time out dressing in layers. Orazem be appointed Corrieri said. pleased to see that most of last week was way too ex- in the cold as possible,” “The facts are: We are the new international stu- treme for me,” Shankar Dorsett said. in Iowa and it can get re- dents were dressed appro- said. “But I have no other As a student from ally, really cold here. You priately. “They wore large choice than to get used to Kenya, this is the coldest can’t just ignore it, you and warm coats, gloves, it as fast as possible and he has ever been in his have to be prepared for it, SURE, THERE ARE OTHER PLACES multiple layers and so on. hope for warm summers.” life, said Timi Koya, fresh- but if you use some fairly They came prepared.” New international man in biological systems common sense precau- YOU COULD GO... A lot of students are students had to be on engineering. “I’m from a tions you should be okay,” slow to adapt to cold- campus for orientation on very hot part of the world, Dorsett said. er weather and tend to Jan. 13 — the coldest day so this is just blowing my Rodriguez said she wear shorts and T-shirts of the year so far. mind.” just stayed inside for the BUT HOW MANY OF THEM ARE as long as they possi- “It was the worst, be- Koya said that the rest of the last week. bly can, Dorsett said. cause we kept walking hardest part for him was “I should seriously ON YOUR WAY TO MATH CLASS? “International students from building to building finding the right busses. consider moving to a pick up on this kind of and it was just uncomfort- “I’m not used to the bus warmer country than this behavior.” able to be outside,” said system here, so walking once I graduate. This is Kesi Shankar, fresh- Grace Gunawan, junior around looking for the bus insane.” HOW MANY OF THEM KNOW YOUR PROFESSOR’S NAME AND >>DANCE p1 “The more you get involved with Dance Marathon, EXACTLY WHAT YOU’LL NEED the more you realize it’s not just the kids at the event who sign up and participate in Dance Marathon, and also have are affected by your fundraising, but every kid benefits FOR HER LECTURES? time to raise the required amount of money. from the technology and treatment we are able to offer “I had a close friend sign up the day before the them,” Pearce said. event and she was able to sign up for March 1 credit,” “It’s really cool to be a part of their family. It’s been said Jessica Pearce, senior in kinesiology and health and the best opportunity at Iowa State to grow my Iowa State general co-director of Dance Marathon. “She was able experience and ultimately turned myself into a person I HOW MANY OF THEIR SALES GO to write letters describing her personal experience with never saw myself as a freshman, but am now proud of.” Dance Marathon” Having grown up with a variety of health issues, BACK TO SUPPORTING ISU? Dance Marathon estimates a little more than 1,000 Pringnitz appreciates the great health care she has re- students participating this year. ceived and makes sure that she can pay it forward and see Dance Marathon works year-round to recruit more that others are cared for like she was. members to participate in the event by having perfor- AND UH... mances on campus that engage and encourage students to get involved. HOW MANY OF THEM HAVE Dance Marathon has 200 students on the commit- tees working to promote the event. Recreation Services THESE KNOWLEDGABLE STUDS “The main obligation of the committee members is to connect Dance Marathon with the rest of the students WORKING THERE? at Iowa State to raise awareness,” Pearce said. Intramural Ice Hockey Committee members are responsible for updating dancers on fundraising opportunities such as canning for food and working football and basketball concessions. Divisions: Students involved with Dance Marathon are able to GET IN TOUCH Men and Women raise money year-round and grow in their connections Ask Matt J. Ask Cullen B. Ask Eric C. with the children who are benefiting from the program. Equipment Provided: WITH OUR Ask Brett S. Sticks and helmets

Ask Charles A. Ask Eric W. Ask Jacob B. Goalie is provided PEOPLE. Ask Daniel B. chest protector, leg

Ask Kyle T. Ask Josh H. pads, pants, gloves, Ask Jordan S. Ask Ryan R. and a helmet Games: Ask Robert H. Sunday 8:45 pm -1:15 am Ask Wei Jin T. Monday-Thursday 9:45 pm - 2:00 am Dr. Rod Rebarcak Minimum of 3 & Maximum of 6 games Dr. Matt Cross Need a Team? Register online as a free agent Dr. Ben Winecoff Need More Players?

Dr. Brady Rebarcak 13 years Check the free agent list online THERE’S AN APP FOR THAT AT Neck & Back • Headaches • Extremities Entry Deadline: Thursday January 16 by 5pm Entry fee due by 5 pm Jan 21: $65 per team WALK-IN CARE Payable by cash, check, MC, VISA, or Intramural Purchase Order or by appointment Register Online 2013 Pay Fee at State Gym Service Desk E. of Culvers Monday to Saturday www.recservices.iastate.edu a division of the 515.233.2263 | www.painreliefiowa.com ISU book store Editor-in-Chief: Katelynn McCollough Tuesday, Jan. 14, 2014 [email protected] Editor: Katie Titus iowastatedaily.com/opinion Phone: (515) 294.5688 [email protected] Opinion online 4 Iowa State Daily Editorial Helicopter parents swoop in on students’ independence

By Katie.Titus aspects of our lives and we bad grade they should go to and even find us rides to and @iowastatedaily.com as students allow them to the professor directly and from events we want to go to do so. Calling your parents talk to them. Communicating that night. Iowa State Daily once a week or even once a with a professor yourself When our parents baby As the Iowa Legislature begins its 2014 ses- day is acceptable, but when gives them at least one us all through life, facing the sion, students should be aware of what ideas hen we go off to you are on the phone with reason to think that you are idea that we actually have and issues are passing through the Capitol. college it is expected your parents between every taking responsibility for your to grow up and get “big kid” Wof us to start living class or every time a problem own grades. When a parent jobs can be very overwhelm- our lives as adults. We leave comes up you are enabling calls in place of the student it ing. One of the main prob- home in order to start lead- them to still have control can give a professor the idea lems is that many colleges Student voice ing our own lives and we over your life. that they are unapproach- kids consider themselves just have to let go of Mommy and We are depending so able to the student and that: “kids”. Daddy’s hands. much on our parents that we they will likely have a worse The fact is we are In a brief three months are forgetting who is really reaction. actually adults at the age of necessary in we go from having a curfew responsible for our own lives. Having your parents do eighteen. When students still and asking permission to Us. something in your place can have the mindset that they deciding on our own when When we start becom- also come off as irrespon- are children they tend to act we feel like them. Legislature like Students want the luxury of being adults without the respon- The Iowa Legislature officially began sibility. Why not it’s 2014 session on Monday in the way take an advantage that all political events begin. There were of having most of speeches, calls to fellow party members to your problems find unity in coming elections and issues taken care of by and talk of the necessity to reach across your parents. It party lines to find success in items press- can be a relief to ing the well being of the public good. It was know that if you a day of speeches and all were sound byte slip up someone ready. is going to be There might not have been a ton to there to catch take to heart on the first day back for Iowa’s you. What is politicians, but that doesn’t mean that stu- happening from dents shouldn’t being paying attention. The this is that col- Legislature sessions may be all seem the lege graduates same at the beginning of each year, but they don’t know how rarely end the same. New issues are brought to live on their forward to discuss and old issues are looked own. at again and rehashed. Getting a It’s important to keep up with the is- job has become sues and not try to play catch up at the end so difficult that of the 2014 session after many matters have parents are even already been voted on and made their way coming to job inter- to the governor’s desk. By this time next com- Illustration: Chris Sible/Iowa State Daily views with the students. year, you would be too late to have your ing home If graduates don’t even know voice be weighed in the decision making and making our own rules. ing more independent our sible. This same concept how to go out and look for process. For some students break- parents will in turn become, stands true when applying jobs on their own I’m not The Iowa Legislature is looking to ing the cycle of having Mom hopefully, less overbearing. for jobs. If an employer gets a so sure they did their job in discuss raising the minimum wage, a topic and Dad around to lead When students have their complaint from your parents college. that can have a major impact on many us through life can be very parents solve their problems about you not getting a pro- Family is important Iowan’s lives. Appropriations for the regent difficult, but it can be even for them they never learn motion it will be pretty safe to most people and I agree universities will also be brought to the table, harder for the parents to let to solve the problem on to assume you will not be that having a good relation- and possibly even funding for new build- go. their own. Situations have getting it. ship with them is healthy. ings and renovations on all three of the Helicopter parents come up where students Where does this behav- Having parents hold your regent universities. are interfering with our depend on parents to help ior stem from? As we start hand through every struggle, Even talk of how to keep our state’s independence. them solve problems such growing up, while still living however, can be harmful water clean will be heard within the Capitol Helicopter parents as not getting jobs or good under our parents’ roof when it comes time to enter this year. It can be equally important to are parents who struggle enough grades. What these we refuse to take on more the real world. It may not be look to issues in other states, such as the cutting the cord with their students are not realizing is responsibilities. Mom will time to completely sever the legalization of marijuana to understand child when they move away that this plan is completely wake us up for school, give ties with our parents, but it what future topics may be reaching Iowa. from home. They continue backfiring. us lunch money, make sure might be time that we get a The issues are far and wide and can have a to attempt to control most If a student is getting a we have our practice clothes longer leash. varying impact on everyday life here in the state. The effects of some of these decisions may very well not even be realized for years to come. Students may have the feeling that they will not be in the state long enough to Beyonce fires up take notice of matters being brought to light by the Legislature, but there is never a solid reason to refrain from exercising your voice in state matters. music scene with Students have more power than they know and can lend their voice to many of these discussions in the coming months. As long as you live within the state of Iowa, the iTunes album drop matters discussed by our elected officials will have an effect on your life in some way, so staying up to date on what is being voted By Zach.Neuendorf packed corner to corner with on will never cease to be important or ben- @iowastatedaily.com fierceness. eficial to your life. The lingering question In today’s age there are plenty of that surfaced after the inter- ways to offer your voice and to join in the bout a month ago, I net awoke from a Beyoncé conversation. Many politicians have at was lounging on my flavored coma was, “How least one social media account, allowing Afriend’s futon scrolling was this kept a secret for so for easy access to not only their thoughts through Twitter when a string long?!” This inquiry is under- on issues, but a way for you to share your of tweets from the East Coast standable, especially in our own thoughts. Emailing a politician is also rang out too good to be true. era when it is expected for an a quick and effective method for contacting According to Twitter, a album to leak in full at least your representatives at the Statehouse. If new Beyoncé album epony- a week prior to the planned neither of those options fulfill your needs, mously entitled Beyoncé launch. a phone call or written letter is a more than was about to drop on iTunes The jury is still out on acceptable means of communicating with — that very night. No lead whether or not Bey and her Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons the individuals voting on the issues for you. single. No marketing. No close team possess access to Beyonce released an online only album on Dec. 13. The album was But remaining silent and then objecting to album campaign of any sort. magic, but if that is not the packed with new songs and even new music videos. Artists are final votes later achieves nothing. Just a release destined to up- case, then this was a miracle utilizing the internet to promote their music more. It may seem like you have heard the end the music industry while of biblical proportions. A same things from our state’s politicians Bey strutted to center stage, majority of the producers worked last month. Beyoncé important part: the product. each year, but the only way to make change popped a hip and changed were clueless as to what they confidently shrugs all of that Minus the album’s opener, is to become part of the process. Do not the world. were producing for, and the off when she speak-sings: a beautiful and poignantly wait until it is too late and then complain Any semi-major mu- majority of the directors were “Probably won’t make any titled “Pretty Hurts”, all the of being voiceless. Get involved earlier and sic buff will confirm that in the dark as to the context money off this/ oh well.” songs shelter a rightfully stay involved. 2013 was a landmark year of their videos- they simply With that lyric, the machine earned sense of hubris. She Our state may not always take the for album campaigns, with followed orders and contrib- felt a heartbeat. Her vision is knows this will work. A spicy direction you find ideal, but the process of artists like Daft Punk, Justin uted their talents in order to not fogged with dollar signs; flare of feminism is at every moving forward can only be made better Timberlake, and Jay Z finally fulfill BK’s vision. it is bright and genuine and turn. Her pride of her sexual- by more people voicing their thoughts and harnessing the power of the So what is so revolution- full of love for the music. ity, mind, and sheer ability to opinions. Forget the sound bytes and take Internet to transform their ary about all of this? Well, if Ironically, that heartbeat slay is united with infectious the extra minutes to follow the issues. album releases into an album you listen closely, you can is guiding the machine ex- melodies and sticky grooves events. hear a choir of music die- actly where it wants to go: up reminiscent of naughty 70s Editorial Board Even back to January of hards chanting something the charts and beyond. After soul. Katelynn McCollough, editor-in-chief last year, David Bowie kicked along the lines of- “The only a weekend of availabil- Then, on tracks like Katie Titus, opinion editor off this trend brilliantly by music is back!” ity, Beyoncé had sold a jaw- “***Flawless”, she hurls us Phil Brown, assistant opinion editor stealthily emerging from ten I not only refer to the dropping more than 800,000 into the future with stomp- Hailey Gross, columnist years of public retirement, resurrection of Queen Bey, digital copies; a feat of speed ing hip-hop-tronic beats unleashing a song and an- but to all of the music. never seen by iTunes. and spitting delivery. The Opinions expressed in columns and letters are those of nouncing an album. Additionally, the producers, It looks as though visuals are similarly diverse, the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Daily or organizations with which the author(s) are This past December, directors, and artist took hold Beyonce will be making taking us to beaches, Paris, associated. that’s essentially what of the wheel and are steer- money after all, but I doubt haunted hotels, roller rinks, Beyoncé did — except on ing the ship toward exciting she cares too much about amusement parks, churches, Feedback policy: a profoundly larger scale. waters. that business. and everywhere in between. The Daily encourages discussion but does not guarantee its Along with the fourteen sul- For so long — and re- All I pray for is that the The direction is sleek and publication. We reserve the right to edit or reject any letter or try and uplifting tracks, she cently growing at a disturbing industry does not capitalize ingenious. online feedback. unveiled seventeen sultrier pace — the charts, the record on Beyonce’s risk and drop A thousand columns Send your letters to [email protected]. and uplifting videos- after all, labels, and the machine of loads of albums unexpect- could be dedicated to the Letters must include the name(s), phone number(s), she declares this self-titled it all has been dictating the edly in order to garner a prowess of this woman and majors and/or group affiliation(s) project a “visual album”. show with only profit in per- similar effect, as we would her work. But while we wait and year in school of the author(s). Phone numbers and addresses will not be published. Talk about not only pushing spective. As a result, robots only become numb to the for them to surface, let us Online feedback may be used if first name and last name, major the envelope, but burning (not the good Daft Punk kind, sensation. take a moment of silence and year in school are included in the post. Feedback posted the existing envelope, then either) fill the radio, recycling All of this and I have not and shake our booty with the online is eligible for print in the Iowa State Daily. building a fresh envelope melodies and beats that even talked about the most Queen Bey. Tuesday, Jan. 14, 2014 Editor: Alex Halsted Sports iowastatedaily.com/sports isdsports [email protected] | 515.294.2003 5 Iowa State Daily

Kelby Wingert/Iowa State Daily Senior guard DeAndre Kane shows exhaustion near the end of the game against Kansas on Monday. The Cyclones fell to the Jayhawks 77-70. Kane scored 21 points against the Jayhawks.

ROCK CHALKED Cyclones out-gunned, out-manned by Jayhawks

By Dean.Berhow-Goll “I thought Naadir was fab- against Oklahoma on Saturday lottery draft picks Andrew game, the Jayhawks reloaded @iowastatedaily.com ulous,” said KU coach Bill Self. in the team’s first loss of the Wiggins and Joel Embiid domi- with player after player who L L “Anytime someone makes 23 season. And when they need- nated the glass, combining for held a physical advantage over L 96 It started with Ben points on nine shots, they’re ed it most against the talented 28 rebounds, 33 points and Iowa State’s front court, out- L W 89 McLemore at Phog Allen doing something right.” Jayhawks, they hit a nearly knocked down 14 of their 24 rebounding them 53-36, with 79 L Fieldhouse. Then it was Elijah And while all who fol- identical 4-of-25. The team fin- shots. 15 of those coming on the of- 66 73 72 UNDERJohnson at Hilton HOIBERG: and Perry low the ISU basketball team ished making a season-low 22 Hoiberg called Embiid, fensive end leading to 23-10 Ellis at the Big 12 Tournament. collectively held their breath field goals on 70 attempts. who’s only been playing orga- advantage on second-chance This time it was Naadir Tharpe. as Deandre Kane received “It’s just one of those nights nized basketball for about two points. In the last four meetings around the clock ankle treat- we couldn’t get anything to years, the best player in the “We’re giving up inches between the Big 12 rivalsISU Iowa ment since Saturday afternoon fall,” said senior forward Melvin country. every night,” Hoiberg said. “I’ll State and Kansas, one,WIN single to play, Kane was Iowa State’s Ejim. “When you’re a team that But why does he think the say this, our guys battle every Jayhawk has erupted1 for a ca- bright spot, scoring 21 points relies on shooting the ball and seven-footer is the best in col- night because we’re giving up reer game against the Cyclones on 6-of-13 shooting with eight making shots sometimes it’s lege basketball? [inches] pretty much at every to put the co-defending Big 12 rebounds, four steals and three hard to overcome and you’ve “Did you watch him play position. Again, our guys gave ahead. This time it was Tharpe, assists. got to sometimes shoot your- tonight?” Hoiberg asked. “He’s us a shot to win this game even who put No. 15 Kansas over the While Kane gutted out a self out of it. And we’re not go- huge and he’s got great length though we couldn’t of shot the top against No.KANSAS 8 Iowa State, bulky 37 minutes even with taking to change that just because and he can shoot and he’s got ball any worse.” 77-70. WINS ing a knee to the quad, Niang our shots aren’t falling.” incredible footwork and he’s Tharpe7 finished with a struggled mightily and wasn’t For the second straight been playing the game for career-high 23 points making shy about it, finishing 4-for-20 game the Cyclones were domi- about two years.” Watch more: 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 7-of-9 shots and added six re- from the field and missed all nated on the glass. On Saturday, It wasn’t just the pair of Check out post- 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 bounds and four assists. It took nine of his attempted 3’s. Oklahoma’s Ryan Spangler fin- potential one-and-dones who game interview a total of 26:47 for him to miss The trend of cold shooting ished with 16 points and 15 controlled the glass. Even videos online. 1 iowastatedaily. 1 1 1 1 1 1 a shot, which came at the 13:13 did get worse, stemming from rebounds. with EmbiidL and the 6-foot-8 UNDER 1 1 3 mark in the second half. hitting only 6-of-26 3-pointers This time, potential NBA TarikL Black fouling out of the com/sports 2 2 3 4 L 96 HOIBERG: L L W 89 ALL-TIME: 70 79 2014 73 72 77 UNDER HOIBERG: ISU 66 WIN 73 2013 88 1 2013 ISU WIN KANSAS 59 2013 1 WINS ISU WINS 6 2012 KANSAS 2012 KANSAS 64 175 WINS WINS 84 82 2011 7 89 97 ALL-TIME: 108 2 20112 2 2 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Illustrations: Hillary Marquard/Iowa State Daily 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 59 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 ISU WINS KANSAS Iowa State reaps benefits of day off beforeALL-TIME: next174 gameWINS By Dylan.Montz “It’s only one day, but sometimes that ball to a certain spot and just stand there @iowastatedaily.com makes a difference and I think that day and don’t keep the motion going,” Moody leading back into going back on campus, said. “I think once we get in the flow of just Last week after Iowa State’s win start of school, doing things that are more keep moving and keep cutting, keep pass- against Texas Tech, ISU women’s basket- normal now hopefully will help,” Fennelly ing and keep screening, then we’ll be a lot 59 ball coach Bill Fennelly put the econom- said. better and more efficient.” ics degree he earned at William Penn Since the team spent the holidays in Sophomore guard Nicole “Kidd” ISU WINS University to use. Ames due to games and practices, players Blaskowsky didn’t think about basketball Fennelly related the law of diminish- didn’t get much of a chance to have time much at all on her day off. Sunday was a ing returns to his team, who is now 14-1. for themselves. It didn’t just give the play- time to reflect as a person — and get her KANSAS “And you can invest, and invest and ers a time to reflect on themselves, but on watch fixed64 — coming off the team’s first 175 WINS invest and at some point, productivity where they are as a basketball team. loss of the season. drops off,” Fennelly said. “The question is Junior guard Nikki Moody 84didn’t put89 82Although Blaskowsky knows the team we’re kind of like right here and I’m afraid time in on the court Sunday, but she did is certainly upset97 with dropping its first when we drop off, we’ll drop like that. So reflect on the mental aspect of the game, game of the year, she and108 her teammates we’re trying to inch that thing up the hill.” and how the Cyclones’ offense can im- are keeping it in perspective and are look- After suffering its first loss of the sea- prove in late-game situations in the Big 12. ing towards the opportunity Wednesday son on Saturday, a home game against She focused specifically on situations against West Virginia. Oklahoma State, No. 13 Iowa State expe- when senior forward Hallie Christofferson “At the same time it’s motivating rienced its first “off-day” since Dec. 26. is not on the floor late in the game and to know that we’re all in this together,” Kelby Wingert/Iowa State Daily Fennelly felt his team almost “running how the ball must keep moving in order to Blaskowsky. “We’re going to lose as a team, Nicole “Kidd” Blaskowsky tries to get past a on fumes” in the final stretch leading into have success. we’re going to win as a team and I think defender during the game against Cal State Sunday’s day off, and that even a day break “Whether she’s on or off the court, everybody’s at that mindset now that Fullerton on Sunday at Hilton Coliseum. Kidd can be beneficial. we sometimes get stuck when we pass the we’re hungry for a win.” relished her one-day play break.

@ Oh, the weather outside is frightful, but the fashion is so delightful. 6 | SPORTS | Iowa State Daily | Tuesday, Jan. 14, 2014 Editor: Alex Halsted | [email protected] | 515.294.2003 Mangino believes in Iowa State’s football program By Dylan.Montz proached him about moving to Ames. @iowastatedaily.com “I’ve said this publicly way before Paul ever contacted me, it had to be a There are not any secret formulas to place that football had a level of impor- Mark Mangino’s past success. tance on the campus,” Mangino said of If there was, Iowa State’s new offen- why Iowa State was a good fit. sive coordinator said he would be selling “It had to be a place that cared about them out of a pickup truck. Putting his the academic interest of the players and it nose to the grindstone and leading his had to be a place that I believed had good players is, perhaps, where he finds that people that care about one another, all success that followed him through his ca- pulled the line in the same direction, no reer on the sidelines. sidebar agendas. ISU coach Paul Rhoads formally in- “It was a bonus that it was in the Big troduced Mangino and running backs 12 because I’m familiar with it.” coach Louis Ayeni in a news conference Travel complications impeded Thursday morning. the hiring process for Rhoads slightly, In Rhoads’ process of hiring Mangino, and Mangino admitted he has prob- ties to western Pennsylvania for each ably spent more time at Chicago O’Hare brought the knowledge of each other’s International Airport than Ames so far, past jobs. but it is trying to acclimate himself in his “He gave me a good recruiting pitch,” time so far to his new role, and the ISU Mangino said. “I’m going to take a few tips program. out on the road from him; but it was good When looking at the ISU roster on and I felt comfortable with Paul and com- offense, Mangino said in the limited time fortable in the Big 12. I’ve been to Ames, he has studied them so far there will be Iowa, many days, but usually on the other pieces in place to be successful right away. side of the field. Something he said he sees on the “So I’m not going into unfamiliar ter- current roster — as well as ISU teams in ritory either.” the past — is competitiveness, scrappi- Mangino spent last season at his Brian Achenbach/Iowa State Daily ness, as well as talent. alma mater, Youngstown State, as the as- New Iowa State football offensive coordinator, Mark Mangino addressed the media along with “The cupboard’s not bare,” Mangino sistant head coach in charge of tight ends. head coach Paul Rhoads on Thursday in the Pete Taylor Media Room at Hilton Coliseum. said of the ISU personnel. “I’m not com- In Youngstown, he and his wife were ing in here as a rebuilding project on surrounded by both of their families and neglected during his years as an assistant said if the right situation came along and offense. There are players here, there are said moving back to the area after two and head coach in the Big 12. it was something he believed in, he would talented players here. decades away gave him time to recon- Although he didn’t intend to leave consider making a move. “This is more of a remodeling job, nect with people he had unintentionally Youngstown State so quickly, Mangino He found that fit when Rhoads ap- maybe, than a rebuilding job.”

File: Brian Achenbach/Iowa State Daily Redshirt freshman Quean Smith picks up his opponent Terrance Jean-Jacques, of Iowa, on Dec. 1 at Hilton Coliseum. Smith won his match, but Iowa State lost the dual to Iowa 23 to 9. Smith finds solid momentum against Oklahoma, displays true potential as a Cyclone

By Ryan.Young to drop my weight and was pretty excited when @iowastatedaily.com counter them,” Smith said. I beat the kid. I mean, I Smith breezed through don’t care about the rank- The ISU wrestling the final two periods to seal ings, but I needed my con- team struggled to find the win against Oklahoma’s fidence to come before I many wins Sunday in its Ross Larson 13-2, bringing could get the nervousness conference dual against his season record to 5-10. away.” Oklahoma. In fact, the And while his record Smith’s performance Cyclones won just 3-of-10 isn’t outstanding, many even caught the eye of ISU matches throughout the people feel like Smith may coach Kevin Jackson, who day. have reached a turning was quite impressed. But finding a win point in his season. “Larson had a pretty wasn’t an issue for heavy- “My confidence has good record coming into weight Quean Smith. been down the last couple the match, and coming “I just went out and of weeks,” Smith said. “I back close to his home, wrestled,” Smith said. “I I’m sure he wanted to win saw [Kyven Gadson’s] win pretty bad,” Jackson said. and I just thought ‘Okay, Quean Smith “But tonight I think Quean time to get another win.’ Weight: 285 lbs really put it together and And that’s what I did.” wrestled like I think he can. Smith jumped out to Year: Redshirt Freshman He competed like he is sup- a quick start, taking a 9-2 Hometown: Detroit, Mich. posed to, and he showed a lead after the first period, Accolades: lot of athletic ability. “He gave more effort something that isn’t seen Three-time state qualifier often from the redshirt in this match than he has freshman. Two time Michigan state all year, in my opinion. It’s “I knew that he was champion a huge win for his confi- going to take some shots, Went 33-1 his senior season of dence, and shows what he so when he did, I just tried high school can do in the future.”

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By Mariah.Wellman @iowastatedaily.com For Erica Carnes and Jessica Miller, owners of Hill Vintage and Knits in Des Moines, vintage has always been a pas- sion driving their lives. For years, the two women thrift-shopped and col- lected pieces for their own wardrobes. As their vintage collection started to grow, along with their interest in ret- ro style, they decided to make a career out of their love of vintage items. First, they sold clothing out of their apartment. Next, they began a tent operation before finally moving the business into a 1964 RV. “Heidi,” as the RV became known, rolled around the Des Moines area, stopping at different locations around the city. “We sold out of that for about two years,” Miller said. “We made relation- ships with local businesses and they let us park in their parking lot.” There was considerable buzz in the Des Moines area surrounding “Heidi” and the two women behind the operation. “That kind of got our name out there,” Miller said about their days selling vintage apparel from an RV, but both women knew someday they would need to move to a larger space. “We loved doing it, but it was tem- peramental,” Miller said. “It was hot and people don’t want to shop in a camper.” In fall 2011, Carnes and Miller started looking at locations for a “brick Courtesy of Hill Vintage and Knits Combining the vintage style with knit designs Hill Vintage and Knits brings varitey to East Village in Des Moines. Clothes, knit suplies and mortar” space. and other home made projects line the shelves of Erica Carnes and Jessica Miller’s dream shop. “We were fixated on East Village,” Miller said. “This is for sure the best lo- “Erica was a huge knitter. She’d Miller, an ISU alumna, said that tage clothing needs mending.” cation in Des Moines proper because been knitting for like twelve years,” both she and Carnes encourage their Once the clothes are mended by there’s always traffic.” Miller said. “She taught me how to knit interns to take ownership to make it an Miller, Carnes or possibly one of their The women heard a rumor that two years before and she was like ‘It’d enjoyable learning experience. interns, the clothing goes on hangers a shop in East Village was moving to a make sense for there to be a yarn shop Mia Pierson, junior in apparel, in sized sections: small, medium and larger space and decided to talk to the in Des Moines.’” merchandising and design, is planning large. landlord about building their vision At the time, only one yarn shop was to intern at Hill Vintage this spring. Hill Vintage also has worn-in cow- into the vacant location. in the area. Miller and Carnes started Pierson is a transfer student from boy boots, men’s sweaters and flannels “It turned out to be much easier exploring the idea and decided to make DMACC and decided on Hill Vintage and walls of yarn and other knitting than we thought,” Miller said. “The it a reality inside Hill Vintage by placing and Knits as her first internship in her materials. landlord’s sister had owned a vintage an entire knit supplies section in their field. The women also create “record clothing store in the 80s and 90s, so he store. “Hill Vintage combined two things bowls,” as well as take record covers totally got it.” “It worked out perfectly, because I loved: knitting and vintage,” Pierson and replace them on the front of lined Miller and Carnes signed the lease the yarn and the vintage kind of jive said. “Starting my own store has been a notebooks. in the middle of May 2012 and were in well together,” Miller said. “In the win- bug in my brain for the past few months, Carnes and Miller’s vision for their the location by the second week in June ter when retail is slow, yarn’s awesome so when this internship popped up I store came together exactly how they 2012. because people are at home knitting knew I wanted to take advantage of had planned, and Carnes said she feels Hill Vintage and Knits opened because it’s cold. And in the summer some hands-on experience.” that being part of the East Village busi- shortly after the lease was signed, but when yarn’s not selling great, clothing Miller says they also have an intern ness community is great. the women were worried about the does great.” who is a talented sewer and they will “We are learning and perfecting store’s sole focus on vintage clothing. The unexpected yin and yang of be teaching her how to mend vintage the ropes of owning a business as well “Our prices are low,” Miller said. the yarn and vintage clothing worked clothing and make it more presentable as growing our customer base and “We want to keep them that way be- out well for the co-owners, and they are overall. our inventory,” Carnes said. “I can- cause we want everybody to feel like now bringing in interns from DMACC “One of them is a big sewer so she’ll not imagine a job better than that of they can buy a $25 dress.” and Iowa State. take our clothing, because sometimes spreading my love of vintage clothing But to make rent every month, “We have two starting next semes- vintage clothing fits wrong, and she’ll and knitting.” the women knew they needed to find ter from Iowa State from the fashion adjust hemlines, take off sleeves, things Hill Vintage and Knits is located at something else to bring in funds. program,” Miller said. like that,” Miller said. “Also, a lot of vin- 432 E Locust St. in Des Moines, Iowa.

Courtesy of Hill Vintage and Knits Courtesy of Hill Vintage and Knits The unexpected yin and yang of the yarn and vintage clothing worked out well for the Miller and Carnes started exploring the idea of adding knit to their stores merchandise co-owners. They are now bringing in interns from DMACC and ISU who will help fit and and decided to dedicate a section of their store to supplying the Des Moines area with repair clothing as well as help create project to be sold in the store. knitting supplies.

Function meets style: upscale shoes for inclement weather

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