TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 2009 SPORTS Search on hold The Iowa City City Council decides to put off looking for a new Beneficiaries of city manager. sloppy play By CHRIS CLARK Anthony Tucker and Vinton [email protected] Merchants took advantage of Two months after firing Pelling/Ready Mix’s miscues during Prime Time action on former City Manager Monday. 10 Michael Lombardo, the Iowa City City Council A dramatic finish decided to delay their The efforts of Aaron Fuller and search for someone to fill Cully Payne weren’t enough for KC MCGINNIS/THE DAILY IOWAN the position. Imprinted/Goodfellow on Adam Henderson, a Whirlybird flight instructor, shows off the interior of a Robinson R-22 helicopter at the Iowa City Municipal Airport on The council fired Lom- Monday during Prime Time Monday. Henderson said the R-22 is the most difficult but safest helicopter to operate, and it is often used for flight training. bardo on April 17 citing action. 10 personnel reasons. The councilors did not dis- Radu takes on a close details motivating new role their decision, and Lom- Mira Radu will become a gradu- bardo has refused to ate assistant coach for the Iowa Chopper training in IC speak with Daily Iowan women’s tennis team next fall. 10 reporters on numerous occasions since then. NEWS Helicopter flight training takes off at the Iowa City The cost of flying The City Council elec- Sit down with UI The amount of work needed for tion will take place in Municipal Airport. a helicopter license depends on November, and Councilor President whether it is for professional Mike Wright said he felt it Read UI President Sally By TYLER LYON people think it’s just in the military.” or recreational use. was best to let the the next [email protected] Adam Wilkerson, the Whirlybird Heli- Mason’s responses to the DI’s • A professional license requires council handle the search questions about UIHC layoffs, copters owner and an Iowa native, said around 200 hours of flight time after its term starts The sound of the wind banging he brought the company to Iowa City to the Arts Campus, and what she against the propellers rose in propor- and 150-200 hours of ground Jan. 2, 2010. would do if she were preparing provide people with the opportunity to lessons. Wright said his election tion to the speed they spun. The force learn to fly helicopters. for college these days. 2 of the gale slammed against bodies • The total cost of these lessons to the council in the midst It’s an opportunity he didn’t have can range from $60,000- of Lombardo’s recruitment with enough strength to break peo- growing up in Danville, in eastern Iowa. ARTS & CULTURE $65,000. was “awkward” because his ple’s footing. Henderson said the company isn’t try- • A recreational license requires predecessors had already Then it stopped. The helicopter ing to reach a specific demographic, but Small bytes of lurched upwards. 40 hours of flight time and 40 started the process. Wright officials at the firm expect to get some hours of ground lessons. music With the arrival of Utah-based com- interest from UI students and gradu- started his term Jan. 2, pany Whirlybird Helicopters, more • The total cost of training for a 2008. Lombardo started Mash-up artist Junk Culture ates who want to pursue a career as a recreational license is around brings its compilation of locals who want to learn to fly a helicop- professional helicopter pilot. work in April of that year. ter can get the experience. They can now $15,000. Though the councilors everyday sounds turned to “Iowa City is a going to be a great Source: Adam Henderson, Whirlybird music to the Mill tonight. 5 get their professional or amateur heli- younger demographic because of the Helicopters flight instructor said waiting to hire Lom- copter operating license at the Iowa City University of Iowa,” Henderson said. bardo’s replacement means OPINIONS Municipal Airport. “There are a lot of people who aren’t ON THE WEB a heavier workload for city “Most people don’t know its an sure what they want to do.” Watch video of a staff, they agreed it was the option,” said Adam Henderson, a helicopter taking off and best decision. Washington gossip Whirlybird flight instructor. “A lot of see more pictures at Unfaithful politicians are an SEE HELICOPTER, 3 dailyiowan.com. SEE CITY, 3 example of a political system that is overrun with gossip, dis- tracting us from real issues. 4 WEB BONUS Police gear up For some, heaven is • Daily Iowan TV’s interview with UI President Sally Mason • Footage of Monday’s Prime Time game between Culver’s for holiday stormy weather and Imprinted Sportswear/Goodfellow Extreme Printing Local police say they will likely weather in • An interview with local storm spend hundreds of dollars in chaser Corey Thompson Iowa City has • Daily Iowan Arts reporters overtime pay to keep roads safe this debate the finer points of increased interest Jimmy Falon’s new late-night weekend. Federal funds will help in storms. talk show cover the bill. • Video of a helicopter takeoff By HOLLY HINES and an official discussing [email protected] flight training By ABE TEKIPPE Working overtime [email protected] Local storm chaser The special Traffic Corey Thompson is seri- ON THE RECORD Iowa City police Sgt. Enforcement Program identi- ous about getting torna- Mike Lord considers the fies five waves of heightened does on film. He once Insights and information from JULIE KOEHN/THE DAILY IOWAN Fourth of July to be among enforcement: stood outside his car to inside today’s The Daily Iowan. UI student Kris Hasstedt looks up at storm clouds on June 21 as a the top five alcohol-related • Nov. 24-30, 2008 — Thanksgiving capture one — even “Back in the early days of hip- storm moves from North Liberty toward Iowa City. Hasstedt, an crime holidays. Stepping up • March 12-17, 2009 — St. Patrick’s hop, you sampled a riff to get a through a buzzing patrols, his department will Day Ames native, has gone storm chasing in the past with his mother and hook or something that was swarm of mosquitos. spend approximately $640 • May 18-31, 2009 — Memorial Day uncle for fun. “The only thing that freaks me out is if something just recognizable with an old soul “We thought it was on overtime pay for officers • July 2-5, 2009 — Fourth of July power lines, but then we dropped down,” he said. or rock song, then put a beat • Aug. 21-Sept. 3, 2009 — Labor behind it. Now, it’s into finding this weekend. looked up, and there was Day gist with the National more obscure stuff with creat- The Iowa City police — a cloud of mosquitos,” he Source: Governor’s Traffic Safety Bureau Weather Service of the ON THE WEB ing new interesting ways put- along with nearly 250 law- said. “I probably ended Listen to storm chasers’ ting together weird sounds,” enforcement agencies across up with 10 bites on my Quad Cities. In eastern stories and see what they sample-artist Deepak Mantena the state — will use govern- annual waves of heavy travel arm that night.” Iowa and parts of Illi- saw at dailyiowan.com. of Junk Culture said. ment funds as part of a spe- that warrant heightened But Thompson refused nois, more than 3,000 • Read about Junk Culture’s cial Traffic Enforcement enforcement — usually to put down the camera. have participated in the artistic style. 5 Program, which focuses on around major holidays, And others in the area classes covered by Storm-Spotting seat-belt use and responsi- including Independence Day. are picking up their own the Quad Cities Nation- ble drinking, said coordina- Agencies that apply for gear to observe extreme al Weather Service Essentials WEATHER tor Randy Hunefeld. and receive a $4,500 grant weather. Storm spotters this year. Dee Suda, a UI clinical National statistics from for traffic control are observe and report those But Thompson, the associate professor of 2007 show nearly one-third required to increase patrols conditions from their enthusiastic local, is psychiatry and trained storm 75 54 of fatal motor-vehicle crash- during those periods. homes. not content to spot spotter, uses certain gear 25C 12C es involved at least one Other agencies, such as The National Weather storms. He chases when observing the weather: driver or motorcycle rider the Iowa City police, are Service offers spotter- them. Having earned a • An anemometer to measure Partly sunny, quite windy. with a blood-alcohol concen- ineligible for this grant training classes, and meteorology degree at wind speeds tration above the legal because they receive other attendance in Johnson Valparaiso University, • A descriptive scale to describe limit. Coupled with the high government funding. They County has been high in Indiana, he has been the force of the wind INDEX volume of traffic during hol- are not required to increase recently — around 100 on three major storm- • GPS idays, authorities are facing people per class — com- • Information about which hail- Arts Opinions patrols according to pro- chasing adventures 5 4 an arguably volatile mix. pared with many sur- stone sizes to report Classifieds Sports gram guidelines. since 2007. 8 10 The traffic-enforcement rounding counties, said • A video camera Crossword 6 initiative identifies five SEE PATROL, 3 Tom Philip, a meteorolo- SEE STORM, 3 • A weather radio

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Mason on layoffs, relocations Several Iowa filled a church and nearby com- admissions had to go down semester, where we hope ON THE WEB munity center for the funeral of Q&A with hospitals accused a beloved Iowa high school foot- by necessity, because it was we’ve narrowed down the Watch DITV’s conversation even difficult to get to the locations for [those build- with Sally Mason and read of irregularities ball coach who was shot and hospital during to the flood. ings], maybe to one or two. a complete transcript of killed last week. MASON the interview at DES MOINES (AP) — Several A line of mourners stretched DI: After the decision to DI: What is the current Iowa hospitals, including one at status on decisions about cut the German program, dailyiowan.com. around the corner of First On Monday, the Daily the center of a controversy Congregational Church in rebuilding Hancher and will there be more pro- yourself up for college? Iowan sat down to talk involving the shooting death of Parkersburg as people waited the Arts Campus? grams under consideration Mason: I’d work my with UI President Sally Parkersburg football coach Ed to get inside for Monday’s Mason: I think it’s safe to be cut? summer job. Hopefully, I’d Mason about the economy’s Thomas, have been accused in funeral for coach Ed Thomas. to say that the Art Building Mason: Every university have one. I was one of those effect on campus cuts and recent years of discharging psy- Many others have filled up a location — probably not too goes through a program- college students who didn’t ongoing rebuilding efforts chiatric patients before they community center where a controversial — will have review process or should go have any money, so work following last summer’s were stabilized. remote broadcast of the service the plan ready to go for the through a program-review was essential. I couldn’t flood. In the Parkersburg case, is available. Board of Regents [in process on a regular basis work enough. So for me, DI: UI Hospitals and August]. With Hancher, … I think with our budget Mark Becker was discharged Thomas was fatally shot Clinics officials have start- the summer was work, last Tuesday from the mental Wednesday during a team work- Voxman, and Clapp, the situation we are facing, we work, work, get ready for ed laying people off. What have to look at them all. We health unit at Waterloo’s out. Authorities have charged performing arts [buildings college, save as much is their status, and how are are] trickier. We know that, have to make certain that Covenant Medical Center, a day 24-year-old Mark Becker, who money as I could for they dealing with it? and we want the communi- they are meeting certain before he allegedly shot and had played for Thomas, with tuition, and have some left Mason: To their credit, ty to be as involved as pos- standards in terms of num- killed Thomas. first-degree murder. they’ve done a tremendous sible in helping us make ber of students who are over for spending. Really, A Des Moines Register amount to reduce the the decision on this facility enrolled. Obviously, when just getting myself pre- review of hospital accredita- [budget deficit], so that … In July we’re going to you have a Ph.D. program pared. I was one of those tion and inspection reports we’re really looking at a have the first of a couple of — and you don’t have a probably geeky kids who shows that over the past four fairly small number of lay- open forums, where anyone large number of students in went to summer orienta- years Covenant has been cited offs. That’s no consolation from the community can your Ph.D. program — you tion and bought my books for a variety of problems for anyone that gets laid come. Our campus plan- need to think hard about and had read most of my related to psychiatric care. off, but with a workforce of ners will lay out the options how central it is to your English books before I But it is not the only hospi- over 6,000, we’re looking at for locating Hancher, Vox- mission and whether this is started … I always liked to tal to face such allegations. around 130 layoffs. The man, Clapp — and just do something you need to con- think I could get a little Others have been lodged Hospitals and Clinics was it in a general way so peo- tinue doing for the indefi- ahead, so I could procrasti- against Allen Memorial not eligible for stimulus ple can have a chance to nite future. That’s what’s nate a little later … I think Hospital in Waterloo, Davis money like we were … The think about these things happening with German. my best advice is: If you’re County Hospital in Bloomfield, UI Hospitals and Clinics and comment on them… DI: If you had just gradu- doing Orientation, if you and the Orange City Health has been facing things And then we plan to have ated high school and were can get some books and get System. since the flood last year, another open forum, proba- going through Orientation, a head start, that’s a great when numbers of bly early in the fall what would you do to set way to get a leg up. Thousands attend funeral for slain METRO football coach PARKERSBURG, Iowa (AP) — DiCarlo steps down Linda Kroon as the interim was highly intoxicated — after a with second-degree robbery. Thousands of mourners have director. short chase on foot, authorities said. According to Coralville police, as WRAC director — by Scott Raynor Rayton will use a defense of officers received a call from the Interim sexual-misconduct justification — which states he can store around 12:30 p.m. regarding coordinator Monique DiCarlo Man pleads not not be held accountable for the a man who employees believed stepped down from her position crime because of extenuating cir- was about to commit a theft. as director of the UI Women’s guilty in stabbing cumstances, court records show. Upon arrival, officers report- Resource and Action Center on Harry Rayton — a 22-year-old Burkhart is charged with will- edly located Corvino — allegedly Monday to assume the position of man accused of stabbing another ful injury causing serious injury wearing a pair of shorts he hadn’t sexual-misconduct coordinator. man — pleaded not guilty to and attempted murder. The for- paid for — in the store’s parking DiCarlo will be in charge of mer carries a maximum sentence lot. Without questioning, he told revising policy on sexual-miscon- attempted murder on Monday. of 10 years, and the latter carries authorities he had stolen a pair duct response and talking to stu- According to police reports, officers responded to a report of a maximum sentence of 25 years. of shorts and two hats. dents who have experienced sex- — by Scott Raynor ual assault, among other things. assault on the night of June 13. While fleeing the store, Corvino She has been the WRAC direc- They reportedly found a man with pushed several employees and bit tor since 1994. She also started a broken rib and six stab wounds Man charged with one employee in the hand, draw- the Iowa N.E.W. Leadership on Bloomington Street. ing blood, police allege. Institute, which guides undergrad- Police allege Rayton beat the robbery Second-degree robbery is a uate females in public service. man while another suspect, Adam A Coralville man allegedly stole Class C felony punishable by up Dicarlo will be replaced by for- Burkhart, repeatedly stabbed the merchandise from Dillard’s, 1411 to 10 years in prison and a maxi- mer Women’s Resource and victim. Coral Ridge Ave., Sunday afternoon. mum fine of $10,000. Action Center coordinator Officer arrested Rayton — who Anthony Corvino, 26, was charged — by Abe Tekippe

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Andre Brock, 21, 2722 Wayne was charged Sunday with PAULA. attempted burglary and third- with disorderly conduct. Ave. Apt. 6, was charged Sunday Kyle Fetters, 18, 48 Coneflower degree burglary. Daniel O’Connell, 20, Deer Park, with having an open alcohol con- Court, was charged May 9 with Carl Johnson, 48, 1828 Ill., was charged Sunday with tainer in a vehicle. attempted burglary and third- Hollywood Court, was charged public intoxication. Katherine Bruns, 20, Urbandale, degree burglary. June 23 with public intoxication. Tyson Theriot, 21, 310 Fifth Ave. Ill., was charged Sunday with Jessica Hansen, 19, Coralville, Cameron Leehey, 22, 805 S.E. Apt. 940, was charged June PAULA. was charged Sunday with unlaw- Bowery St., was charged June 27 27 with driving with a suspend- Eboni Calvin, 28, 2401 Highway 6 ful use of another’s driver’s with assault causing serious ed/canceled license and OWI. E. Apt. 3803, was charged June license/ID. injury. Tiarah Wright, 23, 7 Hawkeye 27 with disorderly conduct. Victor Hanson, 18, 54 Regal Sharena Morrow, 25, 2401 Highway Drive Apt. 202, was charged June Tyler Chekal, 19, Belle Plaine, Iowa, Lane, was charged May 9 with 6 E. Apt. 4801, was charged June 27 27 with simple assault.

The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Tuesday, June 30, 2009 - 3 dailyiowan.com for more news News Copter firm Storms attract locals’ attention STORM CONTINUED FROM 1. comes to IC Though he appreciates the book-based aspect of his storm education, “it’s can then become a flight HELICOPTER something else to see them instructor to get the 1,000 CONTINUED FROM 1 in person.”And having hours needed to be hired by friends who experienced a hospital or company. UI senior Ryan Nidey the 2006 tornado in Iowa “It’s just a matter of get- majored in flight operations City increased his interest at the University of ting the hours,” he said. in becoming a meteorolo- Dubuque to be a pilot but Nidey, who will graduate gist. Now, instead of just transferred in the middle of with a degree in sociology feeling excited about the his sophomore year. at the end of the summer, extreme weather phenom- Nidey, 22, said he has said he turned away from enon, he said, he also flown airplanes for as flight school because of understands how tornados cheap as $60 an hour, and bleak job prospects. affect people. he would look into flying “I can see the whole air- Others said last sum- helicopters if it wasn’t more line industry going down mer’s storms were com- expensive than planes. the tubes,” he said. pelling examples of the “It’s the only thing hold- But Henderson has been power of weather. doing his best to counter that ing me back,” Nidey said, “My interest was well JULIE KOEHN/THE DAILY IOWAN “I’d be first in line in if I was attitude. He recently passed before last year’s events, As storm clouds roll through eastern Iowa on June 21, UI student Kris Hasstedt heads south on able to do it. No question.” out fliers downtown, bought but the aftermath of those Interstate 380 toward Iowa City from North Liberty. With tornado warning sirens in the background, he Training for a recreation, radio advertisement air time, events made me realize took off to chase the storm. “Maybe we shouldn’t be doing this, but I really want to see something,” or private, license requires and hosted an open house at the impact that weather he said. students to participate in 40 the airport to raise aware- has,” said Joel Abrams, a hours of flight time at $260 ness about the program, spotter and chaser who Debra “Dee” Suda, a UI But experience was also a levels, and wind speeds an hour and around 40 he said. lives north of Iowa City. clinical associate professor good teacher. Once, Suda near the ground cannot be hours of ground lessons at The response to the pro- And after a massive tor- of psychiatry, took advan- saw a tornado destroy a detected by radar, so spot- $45 an hour. Henderson said gram has been strong so far, nado ripped through Park- tage of the National farm near her hometown. ters have to report them, the amount of time spent on he said, with “a good mix,” of ersburg, Iowa, last sum- Weather Service classes From a safe distance, she she said. ground lessons “can vary interest in professional train- mer, Abrams helped clean two years ago. and her family saw it “silent- “If I’m going to watch from student to student.” ing and recreational flying. up the mess it left behind. Suda’s father — a science ly going across the horizon.” severe storms — as I’ve A professional license Recreational helicopter “It’s difficult to grasp the teacher — piqued her inter- The forceful winds that done all my life — I may requires approximately 200 aviation is a new idea to a impact weather has until est in storms as a child. hit Iowa City on June 23 as well contribute to hours of flight time and lot of people because they you are actually in the midst “He liked to teach me all put Suda’s interest to keeping people safe,” around 150 to 200 hours of aren’t aware of it as they of the damage,” he said. about the clouds,” she said. good use. Hail, floodwater she said. ground time; it can cost are of airplanes, he said. anywhere between $60,000 But he sees it changing. and $65,000. “I think in the next few Henderson said someone months [enrollment] will be with a professional license about even,” Henderson said. Police presence to increase

PATROL ‘Public safety is the City-manager CONTINUED FROM 1 bottom line. In the

But many do anyway. end, the goal of all of search on hold “While we’re not it is to save lives.’ required to take part in those waves, it makes — Sgt. Troy Kelsay, Iowa City CITY over the course of nine sense to, so we try to,” police CONTINUED FROM 1 months before hiring the for- Lord said. “I would say mer city manager. If the coun- anything that takes a But Councilor Ross cil decides to use the same drunk driver off the road onset of the special Traffic Wilburn said he preferred to firm, the search could come … would be worth Enforcement Program,” start looking at possibilities with a considerably smaller the effort.” Hunefeld said. now; after all, the current price tag this time, according Similarly, the Johnson But there is still some council is experienced in the to a letter from City Attorney County Sheriff’s Office LINDSEY WALTERS/THE DAILY IOWAN work to be done. hiring process after the search Eleanor Dilkes. will use money from its Iowa City police cars sit parked next to City Hall on Monday. The Approximately 150,000 for Lombardo. He didn’t have Dilkes noted the PAR budget to increase the police will increase enforcement over the Fourth of July weekend front-seat drivers and any “strong objections” to Group had guaranteed Lom- minimum number of along with nearly 250 other agencies in Iowa. 50,000 front-seat passen- bardo’s employment for at waiting, however, he said. deputies on patrol this gers go unbuckled on least 12 months. He was Dale Helling has served as week. It will also use Iowa roadways every day, the city’s interim city manag- fired just weeks before reach- alcohol and seat belt laws. ing the state among the additional government Hunefeld said. er since Lombardo’s termi- ing one year of service. So far, some of their top 10 nationally, accord- funding to pay one over- “Public safety is the nation. He said he had candi- City officials had also efforts appear to have ing to the Governor’s time deputy. bottom line,” Iowa City dates in mind who may be moved Lombardo’s employ- paid off. Traffic Safety Bureau. police Sgt. Troy Kelsay able to “share some of the ment evaluation more than Authorities said The Iowa average for “[The average for seat- responsibilities” in his office. two weeks ahead of the increased patrols allow seat-belt use currently belt use] has increased said. “In the end, the goal But he felt it was too early to scheduled meeting. better enforcement of stands at 93 percent, plac- every year since 1996, the of all of it is to save lives.” list names of department Dilkes suggested the com- heads and other staff who pany would be required to could do it. conduct a new search nearly “I have had a couple of dis- free of charge. cussions about this,” Helling Though she sent PAR said. “But like I said earlier, Group a letter about a week this is the first time the city after the council’s decision, has discussed this since Dilkes said she has Michael was fired.” received no response from The city paid the PAR the search firm, leading her Group — a recruitment to believe the guarantee is service — more than $30,000 not time-sensitive.

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messages to my I’m sure Charlie Rich world lost its sensitiv- temp.” would be able to write ity to the real issues. Automotive indus- a few verses about Hard news runs shal- Tweet try? “Are you kidding? this positive posturing low in the waters of Let’s use our time to on behalf of petty “La La Land.” call high-priced call politicians. Politicians We were already a hours. And I couldn’t MICHAEL DAVIS girls to our hotel have always played an world of “Peeping change my Twitter [email protected] rooms.” important role in our Toms.” Now, it has just account until I had a The excuses have society’s moral imper- become commonplace in Twitter account. It’s South Carolina Gov. been a veritable spin atives. Ronald Reagan our society for anyone that kind of universe. Mark Sanford has of the wheel of inane developed a following to brandish an obscure The reason behind become just the latest selfishness. It would for that very reason. press badge and stalk BEAU ELLIOT doing that with one’s high profile politician be tough to say that Now, those values are our citizens. In this digi- [email protected] Twitter account is that to fall in the “booby politicians are the about as universal as tal age, any information the Iranian government trap.” Across this kryptonite of the hal- a friendship between out there will soon I have a Twitter is reportedly using nation, regardless of lowed realm of mar- a Democrat and a become public knowl- account, I announce to a Twitter locations and time zones to find party alliance, people riage. Their egos just Republican. edge, erasing any priva- friend, apropos of utter- Iranian dissidents. The are scratching their ly nothing. cloud their judgment, With a celebrity cy politicians or celebri- thinking is, if enough heads at the impossi- making the deeds president in office, the ties hoped to have. (Which is typical of me. A great deal of the people change to Tehran bly stupid behavior of more laughable. growing fascination As these extramari- 1 time, I’m a walking non and GMT plus 3 ⁄2,it these men. Infidelity But should politi- with the lives of our tal affairs sting our will be more difficult for is becoming the only cians really be our representatives, sena- Congress, the shock sequitur, much to the consternation of my col- the Iranian government thing politicians can role models in the tors, and governors value decreases. Soon, leagues, which is my to find the dissidents. agree on acting upon. first place? How much has become as com- the right-wing reli- word for the people who Well, that’s theory, Health care? “Nope, do we really know mon as Hollywood gious groups will be are forced, usually anyway. I realize that I would rather go to about these so-called commentators throwing up their against their will, to my setting up a Twitter Argentina for some “reformers” and remarking on hands in desperation. work with me.) account is not going to fun.” “change agents”? In Angelina Jolie’s next Bill Clinton made it My friend looks at me do all that much to help Iran? “No way!. I fact, do we really want adopted child. When famous. Now these as if I had announced I the people in Iran. In would rather send a to know what goes on these things became politicians are making totally believe in the fact, all that’s happened dozen very racy “behind closed doors”? important is when our it infamous. Bible’s parting-of-the- is that my Gmail has filled up with announce- Red-Sea story. Or if I had ments that all these actually used the word people are “following” “totally.” She knows I’m Letters me — which is interest- 20 years or so too old to ing, because I haven’t enunciate such terms as LETTERS TO THE EDITOR may be sent via e-mail to [email protected] (as text, not as attachment). Each letter put up a single Tweet. “totally” or “Ohmygod.” At For one thing, I forgot must be signed and include an address and phone number for verification. Letters should not exceed 300 words. The DI least in polite company. reserves the right to edit for length and clarity. The DI will publish only one letter per author per month. Letters will be my password almost She looks at me this immediately. chosen for publication by the editors according to space considerations. No advertisements or mass mailings, please. way because she knows GUEST OPINIONS that exceed 300 words in length must be arranged with the Opinions editor at least three days prior That sounds more like me. She knows I regard the Beau I know, my to the desired date of publication. Guest opinions are selected in accordance with word length, subject relevance, and Facebook and MySpace space considerations. friend says. with about as much Well, it beats thinking attention as I regard about secondhand Tocharian verse. Which is recession, there are volunteer picked up his 500th save of his conflicts of interest at academ- smoke, I say, in my non Columnist pokes to say, about as much sequiturly sort of way. organizations in Detroit, career. However, this was not ic medical institutions, recently attention as I regard the fun at sensitive Youngstown, Elkhart, and El what I was really excited about. wrote a letter to 23 medical Well, it is almost the fate of ex-planet Pluto. anniversary of Iowa’s Centro that would no doubt love It was the starting pitcher schools. He requested informa- topic She knows I will never smoking ban. to have a volunteer as earnest Chien-Ming Wang’s first win of tion about their conflict of There are those of us for have a cell phone. She And a new study,as and erudite as he. However, if the season that thrilled me. interest policies. This is a text- knows I have never whom the recession very much reported by NPR, shows this is too intense for Treftz’s I’m not such a big Yankee fan, book case of the pot calling the owned a TV. exists. that overwhelmingly, “upper-middle-class adventure but I like Wang. I am a Taiwanese kettle black. Twitter? To us, Dean Treftz’s column lung cancer among peo- into reality,” then fear not. I am who loves baseball, and Wang is Asking for a response by July Well, yes. I explain as ple who have never (DI, June 29) is akin to a man certain that given the state of no doubt the most successful 15, Grassley said in a press carefully as I can, know- smoked is not linked to wandering through a burn ward the newspaper industry and the Taiwanese baseball player so far. release “disclosure of those ing full well that secondhand smoke — and loudly fantasizing about quality of his work that Treftz, He posted two-consecutive 19- ties would help to build confi- humans are never so it’s caused by other getting skin grafts. too, may soon understand all too win seasons in 2006 and 2007 dence that there’s nothing to ridiculous as when they environmental factors. We come from hard-hit com- well what it’s like to be unem- for the Yankees. Since then, he hide.” try to explain something Which would be, most munities across this state and ployed and desperate in has become a potent figure in As an Iowa voter, I feel the same that seems as out of probably, auto pollution this country — we see the America. Taiwan and has enjoyed tremen- way about transparency regarding character as admitting and air pollution from recession in our hometowns dous fame. This win is a big one Grassley’s financial ties to pharma- to having an affair after coal plants. and we hear it in our parents’ Justin Sharp voting to impeach then- Hmm, let’s see. We no UI student for him. He had been struggling cies, the insurance industry, and voices. We have watched our this year with no wins and six the mortgage industry. President Clinton for longer have smoking on having a dalliance. (See campus, because, by coworkers, friends, and loved losses. The “bankrupt” AIG has Pitcher is source of Argentina and Mark God, we’re going to be ones struggle with the pain of Here in Iowa City, many from donated $8,000 in taxpayer dol- Sanford.) PC if it kills us. Which unemployment. We are under- pride for local Taiwan follow the Yankees just lars to Grassley’s 2010 re-elec- And yes, it does seem it very well might if it paid and tired. We have lost our to see Wang pitch. They cheer tion campaign, according to health insurance, and we know Taiwanese ludicrous to be a part of doesn’t kill democracy when Wang is great; they are opensecrets.org. Grassley voted a network that calls its that the most mundane injury My heart was racing on first. But we do have gloomy when he is not so great. for the TARP legislation under messages “Tweets.” I could be our financial ruin. We Sunday night while I was watch- tens of thousands of I bet many Taiwanese folks here the Bush administration that mean, it reminds me of will set off for one job this ing the Yankees-Mets game. It vehicles driving through (or anywhere) are comforted by bailed out AIG and legalized huge a cartoon character. And and around the vicinity morning, another this evening, was the bottom of the eighth Wang’s win. CEO bonuses. AIG has donated my life seems enough each day, and we have and when we return home late inning, there were two outs, the nearly $75,000 to Grassley’s like a cartoon as it is. — cough — a coal-fired tonight, we will scan the news- Yankees led 3-2, closer Mariano Yu-Kuei Sun UI graduate student campaign over the last three But I was really taken power plant right in the paper for a third. We will go to Rivera was pitching with run- election cycles. In rewarding with a recent DI story center of campus. sleep tonight in this economic ners on the corners, and he about Iranian- Grassley should members of Congress for their Good thing we have a Eden and wonder how much finally struck out Met hitter Americans urging peo- smoking ban on campus votes, the taxpayer-bailed out longer we will be able to cling Omir Santos to get out of the disclose his own ple to change their to keep us all healthy. to our jobs, our homes, and our mess. I relaxed. The Yankees AIG is using our money to help Twitter accounts so that I liked you better dreams of a college education. went on to beat the Mets, 4-2. information them get re-elected. their locations are when you were talking If Treftz is so sincere about This was a milestone victory for Sen. Charles Grassley, the Julia LaBua Tehran and their time about Twitter, my friend 1 his desire to experience this the Yankee closer: Rivera self-declared watchdog for West Branch zones are GMT plus 3 ⁄2 says.

Guest opinion The editor was too busy to write a headline By JOHN KELLY to mark the right one with a respond to a few dozen charge? Who wouldn’t I mowed around those Despite his clubfoot, the Washington Post red dot so it would be easier pieces of reader mail, which want to put a red dot on an things for five years,until my boy, Hippolyte, is quite to insert into the proper ear teeter in menacing, accusa- iPod earbud? lovely wife took it upon her- agile. But Charles agrees For the past three months, before jogging on the tread- tory mounds in my office. No, these are all mission- self to yank them out. She to perform the procedure. I have been carrying around mill in the morning. Is there a fine line critical things that I am apparently is less busy than The leg gets infected and in my briefcase a prescrip- But I’ve been too busy to between being too busy and just too busy to do. I am, because she somehow has to be amputated. tion for new eyeglasses. Do I find a red marker, which being, oh, I don’t know, lazy? Or perhaps I am just good finds the time to do all sorts I recently asked my love- have new glasses? No. hasn’t been a hardship This thought worries me. at ignoring things. It’s of household tasks. ly wife to help me remem- Why? Because I’m too because I’m too busy to jog Sometimes I will sit for hours amazing the irritating Part of the reason I am ber things I’ve been mean- busy to get them. on the treadmill. in front of the television pon- things you can live with. reluctant to leap into ambi- ing to do that I’ve been too Because I haven’t gotten I’m too busy to do anything. dering it. Am I, I wonder, pro- When we moved into our tious projects, I think, is busy to get to. new glasses, and thus see Sitting on my desk at crastinating? Am I not doing house, five years ago, we that I was severely affected She said: “Is that because the world as if looking home is a letter that sug- these things not because I’m vowed that the first thing by reading Madame you actually want to do through a scratched and gests I owe money for long- too busy, but because I don’t we were going to do was Bovary in college. You will them or because you’re writ- dirty aquarium, I have trou- term disability coverage, want to do them? remove the ridiculous plant- recall that Madame ing a column on how you’ve ble telling which is the right money that I thought was But then I catch myself. ings in the back yard. The Bovary’s husband, Charles, been too busy do them?” earbud and which is the left being automatically deduct- Who wouldn’t want to go to previous owner had stuck is a timid doctor in a Er … earbud on my iPod, the tiny ed from my paycheck. I the dentist? Who wouldn’t flower bushes and hostas in provincial French town. John Kelly is a columnist for the gray “R” or “L” on a white have been too busy to check want to call an insurance the middle of the lawn and There is a crippled stable Washington Post’s Metro section. background not being very whether this is the case. company and dicker over a surrounded them with little boy in town upon whom This commentary appeared in legible. I’ve been meaning I have been too busy to vague and annoying scalloped concrete borders. she urges him to operate. Monday’s Post.

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Killswitch masters holla’s “like a boss.” Gems among the junk Sometimes, artists are able to the catchy metal- redeem their awful lyrics with core formula interesting and catchy beats, but By ERIC SUNDERMANN samples of not Jeremih. His beats seem to [email protected] songs I be fresh off the assembly line at really like, Every band has that one R&B’s beat-maker mill. The lis- The ’60s had Jimi’s gui- or samples album it will never be able to tener isn’t presented with any- tar. The ’80s had Michael’s of me play- dailyiowan.com thing fresh or new, with each top. For Metallica, it was Master dance moves. The ’90s had ing instru- song taken from one of Usher’s of Puppets. For Megadeth, it Kurt’s vocals. The ’00s have ments on GIVE A early albums. The useless music was Rust in Peace. Sadly, … laptops? Well, that’s the this really LISTEN Killswitch Engage’s latest self- is so pathetic that it will even be case for Deepak Mantena. looked over by many of the cheap titled album is not its holy grail “I got really bored play- pocket Junk Culture — that honor goes to the band’s downtown Iowa City clubs. ing [guitar and piano], Jeremih is a worthless repre- recorder,” West Coast major label because it seemed as Mantena début, Alive sentation of what Top 40 has though the sounds I made Featured become and signifies a low point said. “So or Just were like the sounds every- pretty Breathing. in humanity. The lyrics are crap. Tracks: one else was making,” Man- much E ver The beats are shit. The whole tena said. “After a while, I everything • “My Two Hands” since vocal- album is a joke. In an age when discovered the computer as on this If you like it: ist Howard the computer has not only a music-making tool, and I [upcoming] Jones become a prominent musical See Junk Culture used it more as an instru- record has joined Killswitch instrument, but an effective one, ment. I started to get a lit- with Horsepital, Killswitch Jeremih drops the ball and not been Ex-Action Model, tle more excited about through Engage, the Engage only insults enthusiasts of hip- making music again, and Single Indian band has hop and R&B but music fans the because the sounds I was recorder.” Tear, taken a Killswitch everywhere. getting seemed really fresh Mante- at 9 p.m. today at more com- Eric’s pick: “Birthday Sex” to my ear.” PUBLICITY PHOTO Engage na is able the Mill, 120 E. mercial — by Eric Sundermann Deepak Mantena, better Deepak Mantena, also known as Junk Culture, will reveal his new direction. 1 to make Burlington, free. ### ⁄2 out known as Junk Culture, sample styles at the Mill tonight. S uch will take the stage at the new of Wait for Me — your sounds albums as ##### Mill, 120 E. Burlington St., rock song, then put a beat those visuals combined t h r o u g h this bizarre The End of new favorite at 9 p.m. today with with the energy of the live style out of noises heard behind it. Now, it’s into Heartache and As Daylight Dies Horsepital, Ex-Action finding more obscure drummer to make it more were catchy-yet-soon-forgot- downer by people in everyday life. Model, and Single Indian stuff with creating new of a traditional band ten examples of the metal-core Junk Culture is not alone Moby’s latest album, Wait for Tear as part of the weekly interesting ways putting experience. I’m also genre that the group helped Me, is full of depressed tunes Tuesday Night Social Club. in this sampling move- together weird sounds.” singing a little bit.” spawn. Killswitch Engage is a Admission is free. ment — it has been part of that are enough to bring on a Not only is Junk Cul- Mantena, whose début better album than the previous deep slumber by track six. The Junk Culture, an Illegal music since hip-hop album West Coast will drop two in every way. Yet there is emerged in the late-80s. ture’s music different 16-song compilation is a mess Art label artist, uses a com- from the modern day this fall, is excited about still something missing — the of flowing synthesizers and lay- bination of sampling, mix- Andre Perry, the Mill’s recently becoming signed band’s balls. booking agent, believes mash-up artist, Mantena ers of orchestrated swells, ing, and recording to create takes a different approach to a label and embarking The reason Alive or Just this style of music is tak- which created an album so his music. However, unlike to live performances. on his first tour. Iowa City Breathing was so great was the somber it is comparable with a other fellow label musi- ing its natural growth. serves as his second stop. interlacing of heavy riffs and “I don’t really feel any very lengthy lullaby. cians such as Girl Talk, “It’s part of the quest to “[My goal is to] keep melody throughout the entire connection with laptop “Pale Horses,” the second Mantena doesn’t use large find new ways to impress artists,” he said. “I respect making art and stuff that’s album. As the years went by, so track on the album, follows the us [the listener] with exciting,” he said. “[I] hope did the riffs and the emphasis clumps of mainstream hits what they’re doing, but I opener with an eerie, two-chord in his tracks; instead, he sound,” Perry said. “Back want to put on more of a people like it, hope people switched to a safer sound that progression directly followed by in the early days with casual audiences could enjoy. employs tiny clips of sam- show. I have a really awe- are into it. But even if a string and synthesizer hip-hop, you sampled a some drummer [his brother they’re not, just keep doing Despite all of this, Killswitch arrangement ples ranging from old riff to get a hook or some- Nitin] with me, and visuals that. Even if I didn’t get Engage is an excellently pro- that is nearly records to bar noises. I created to go along with duced album that sees the band identical to “I’m always capturing lit- thing that was recogniza- signed I’d still be making delivering hook after hook. the first tle field recordings, or little ble with an old soul or my songs. We’re projecting music in my bedroom.” Choruses of songs such as track. The “Starting Over” and only differ- “Reckoning” will give fans plen- ence is its ty of tunes to sing along with at airy and live shows. melancholy Moby Showing off some rusty metal The opening track, “Never female Again,” is one of the better vocals. The Wait for Me By KRISTEN PETERS songs on the entire album, teas- song show- barely grown in the years high-school boy bellowing Heylmun’s take on guitar [email protected] ing the listener with fast riffs cases elec- ## out of between its two full-length through scratched and tar- playing could be mistaken and dual guitar harmonies by tronic beats, releases, which keeps the nished vocal cords. Death as simple, the two make up ##### Suicide Silence stresses group lagging behind when metal isn’t a type of music the only pieces of the Adam Dutkiewicz and Joel and the lyrics the “death” in the hard- Stroetzel. The cut also features “all my family it comes to its shows with known for beautiful vocals, album that are effortless core genre “death metal.” more prominent, and infi- but Lucker isn’t attempt- enough to validate any sort one of the best guitar solos in died” are repeated at least eight That isn’t to say Suicide the band’s history. times, which creates a monoto- nitely better, metal names ing to make his sound any of artistic form Suicide Silence completely crashes Jones delivers the vocal per- nous tune that lulls the listener such as Mudvayne and different from the rest of Silence may have. The ease in its sophomore album, No formance of his career in “The to sleep. Black Label Society. the market. with which these two Time to Bleed, but the Return,” a softer tune full of The “Pale Horses” formula is One of the major prob- When the boring and maneuver the guitar clean vocals and a haunting used again and again in Wait for mark it leaves behind on lems with No Time to Bleed overdone singing is pushed around while still manag- outro that will give fans the Me, with the fourth track, “Study the listener is excruciat- is the monotony. The same to the side, it’s apparent ing a slightly different tone chills. “Take Me Away” features War,” and the seventh track, ingly painful. riffs are used 30 seconds the guitarists — Chris in each song garners a par- a chorus that will remain stuck in “Mistake,” leaning heavily on It’s evident in No Time to into the opening of the Garza and Mark Heylmun cel of respect. listeners’ heads for weeks. the same strings and synthesiz- Bleed that Suicide Silence tracks “Wake up” and “Suf- — deserve an ovation. The No Time to Bleed is made Drummer Justin Foley and ers. Note that the lyrics may not has hit a one note. Nothing fer,” and both could have headache Lucker leaves up of sheer, brutal tunes bassist Mike D’Antonio hold be noticed until the second lis- featured on the album easily blended into The the listener is only alleviat- that evidently have not down the rhythm section, but ten, as the album has been sounds any different from Cleansing without listen- ed by the incredibly talent- had much time and effort never provide anything too out known to induce narcolepsy in the tracks recorded on the ers even knowing the dif- ed stringmen Suicide put into their development. of the ordinary. the first six songs. band’s first release, The ference. Silence has managed The album is a disgrace Killswitch Engage will see the Wait for Me is soaked in gloom Cleansing. Vocalist Mitch Lucker to snag. to metal and better and personal misery. The last Suicide Silence has sounds no better than a Although Garza and left unplayed. band achieve the commercial track that actually contains success it deserves — it’s a stun- lyrics is dubbed “Hope is Gone” ning example of what the now and proves to be even more BITCH PLEASE tired metal-core genre can pro- morose than the name suggests. duce. Listeners who put off the Even the instrumentals, combing band after vocalist Jesse Leach a sort of synthesized grand left should pick up the album and beauty with repetitious minor Jimmy Fallon is “Saturday Night Live.” Give Jimmy a ON THE WEB give it another go — just don’t keys, make a listener want to One noticeable pattern to Click to dailyiowan.com expect the brute-force riffs that escape a suddenly hopeless and a tool Fallon’s jokes is that he will tell chance to watch Arts reporters filled Alive or Just Breathing. unhappy world, and fall asleep. “Late Night with Jimmy one, notice the terrible recep- Since Jimmy Fallon took over Eric Andersen and Eric Eric’s Picks: “Never Again,” The ambience ebbs and Sundermann discuss Fallon” is almost as bad as NBC’s tion it got with the audience, Conan’s spot on “Late Night” a “The Forgotten,” “The Return” flows like a soothing ocean tide Jimmy Fallon’s attempts at hosting following show, “Last Call with and then talk about how the couple months ago, all I’ve heard — by Eric Andersen but with the cold, icy mist of joke sucked as if that excuses Late Night. the Arctic and clinically Carson Daly.” Maybe it’s just from people is that “he sucks” depressed lyrics. For fear of a because Fallon has to live up to everything. It doesn’t. and “doesn’t know what he’s laughing at himself, but that’s what spike in suicide rates, the the high standards set by Conan The only remotely amusing doing.” Now, I admit he wasn’t the late night is about. People didn’t Jeremih doesn’t album isn’t recommended as O’Brien, but for a late-night talk- thing about Fallon’s show are best on “Saturday Night Live,” but watch for the clever jokes Jay Leno deserve birthday bedtime music, but Wait for Me show host, Fallon just isn’t funny. some of the guests, though come on, give the man a chance. made about Michael Jackson, but will challenge NyQuil as a sleep He lacks the charisma and that has nothing to do with He hasn’t been at this talk-show they watch to see the funny banter sex aid and might even prove to be ability to entertain — two charac- Fallon’s interview skills or thing for very long, and he’s still and exchange among the hosts, the saving grace for emotional Jeremih’s new self-titled teristics required for a talk-show comedic jabs. learning. How many of you were celebrities, and audience members. masochists and insomniacs. host. Every time Fallon tells a Late-night TV viewers are around to watch Conan fumble at Fallon is succeeding at this. He’s hav- album on Def Jam Records is Ryan’s Picks: “Pale Horses” joke that is barely funny, he gets better off watching Craig the beginning of his career? ing fun on stage with his guests and R&B’s newest addition to the and “Slow Light” already large collection of shitty an idiotic smirk on his face and Ferguson on CBS’s “The Late Late So many people are all criticizing studio audience. Give him a break, music about sex. Jeremih’s con- often laughs at himself — some- Show” instead. Fallon’s supposed inability to tell he’s got big shoes to fill. — by Ryan Fosmark tent is not only full of bland, thing he frequently did on — by Eric Andersen funny jokes and his frequent habit of — by Eric Sundermann recycled lyrics about women, it contains no new, original beats. The album opens with “That Body,” which is about as insight- ful as the title sug- gests with the first lines being extremely poetic, “Her hips wave in the ocean in Jeremih ways you wouldn’t Jeremih believe.” # out of The song continues ##### and echoes lines about working “that girl’s body.” The record continues with the lead single, “Birthday Sex,” which is a ludicrous song about a man getting laid because it’s his birthday — “girl you know I don’t need candles and cake, just your body to make birthday sex.” These ridiculous lyrics continue throughout the album, with such songs as “Imma Star” and “My Ride” repeating themselves more times than Andy Samberg

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The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Tuesday, June 30, 2009 - 7 dailyiowan.com for more sports Sports SPORTS ’N’ STUFF Solving MLB Ramirez drops to baseman Albert Pujols (3,602,765), Philadelphia sec- Radwanska beat Melanie Oudin, Francesca NATIONAL LEAGUE Schiavone beat No. 26 Virginie Razzano. 7th in All-Star ond baseman Chase Utley East Division W L Pct GB On Court Today: Safina vs. Lisicki, Serena Philadelphia 39 34 .534 — Williams vs. Azarenka, Venus Williams vs. (3,510,082), Florida shortstop 1 Radwanska, Dementieva vs. Schiavone in voting Florida 39 39 .500 2 ⁄2 Hanley Ramirez (2,026,174), the women’s quarterfinals. Rubio’s cube New York 37 38 .493 3 Atlanta 35 40 .467 5 Today’s TV: ESPN2, 6-9 a.m. CDT and 12-6 NEW YORK (AP) — Manny Met third baseman David 1 p.m. CDT; NBC, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., all time Washington 22 52 .297 17 ⁄2 Ramirez dropped one spot to Central Division W L Pct GB zones. By JON KRAWCZYNSKI going to play out. There Wright (2,049,487), and St. Milwaukee 41 35 .539 — Associated Press seventh place in All-Star voting Louis catcher Yadier St. Louis 41 37 .526 1 could be a lot of twists Cincinnati 37 37 .500 3 PTL STANDINGS among NL outfielders with four Molina (1,846,629). 1 and turns. But I don’t feel Chicago 36 37 .493 3 ⁄2 Culver's of Coralville 4 0 days remaining in balloting Houston 36 38 .486 4 MINNEAPOLIS — any self-imposed pres- Jill Armstrong of Lepic Kroeger 2 2 for starters. Pittsburgh 35 41 .461 6 Mike Gatens Real Estate/McCurrys 2 2 Four days after Ricky sure that this needs to be West Division W L Pct GB Vinton Merchants 2 2 The Los Angeles Dodgers Los Angeles 48 28 .632 — Imprinted Sportswear/Goodfellow 1 3 Rubio was drafted by the 1 resolved or concluded in San Francisco 41 34 .547 6 ⁄2 L.L. Pelling/Iowa City Ready Mix 1 3 1 Minnesota Timberwolves, star, whose 50-game drug Colorado 40 35 .533 7 ⁄2 Monday’s Games any short fashion.” 1 2 suspension is slated to end San Diego 33 42 .440 14 ⁄ Culver's of Coralville 97, Imprinted it appears that the One of the biggest rea- Arizona 30 46 .395 18 Sportswear/Goodfellow Printing 94 Friday, had 1,343,011 votes Monday’s Games Vinton Merchants 85, L.L. Pelling/Iowa City teenage Spanish sensa- sons many general man- Chicago Cubs 3, Pittsburgh 1 Ready Mix 74 and trailed Philadelphia’s Raul Milwaukee 10, N.Y. Mets 6 tion has become the most agers believe Rubio is Mike Gatens Real Estate/McCurrys 90, Jill Ibanez (2,970,139), Florida 4, Washington 2 Armstrong of Lepic Kroger Realtors 87 wanted man in the NBA. there to be had is also the San Francisco 10, St. Louis 0 Wednesday’s Games Milwaukee’s Ryan Braun Houston 3, San Diego 1 Imprinted Sportswear/Goodfellow Printing vs. Executives across the biggest reason why Kahn Colorado at L.A. Dodgers, late Vinton Merchants, 6 p.m. Old gym (2,654.061), the Mets’ Carlos Today’s Games league are flooding Tim- can wait. The Timber- Jill Armstrong of Lepic Kroger Realtors vs. Beltran (2,085,028), the Chicago Cubs (Lilly 7-5) at Pittsburgh Culver's of Coralville, 6 p.m. New gym berwolve wolves chose another (Ohlendorf 6-6), 6:05 p.m. Mike Gatens Real Estate/McCurrys vs. L.L. Cubs’ Alfonso Soriano Arizona (Haren 6-5) at Cincinnati (Arroyo 8- Pelling/Iowa City Ready Mix, 7:30 p.m. New President point guard in Jonny 6), 6:10 p.m. gym (1,916,598), Philadelphia’s Philadelphia (Blanton 4-4) at Atlanta (D.Lowe David Flynn one pick after 7-6), 6:10 p.m. Kahn’s Shane Victorino (1,642,248), Washington (Stammen 1-3) at Florida (West GAME TIME LEAGUE STANDINGS Rubio fell into their lap at 3-2), 6:10 p.m. office with and Milwaukee’s Mike Active Endeavors/McCurrys 3 1 No. 5 on draft night. N.Y. Mets (J.Santana 9-5) at Milwaukee Coralville Hy-Vee 3 1 Cameron (1,345,763). The top (Burns 0-1), 7:05 p.m. calls offer- The sudden depth at the L.L. Pelling/Cullen Painting 1 3 San Francisco (Ra.Johnson 7-5) at St. Louis three outfielders are elected Goodfellow/Imprinted Sportswear 1 3 ing trades (C.Carpenter 5-2), 7:15 p.m. position gives Kahn plenty Houston (Hampton 4-5) at San Diego (Banks Today’s Games to bring to start the July 14 game L.L. Pelling/Cullen Painting vs. Goodfellow of flexibility as the team, 0-0), 9:05 p.m. Printing/Imprinted Sportswear, 6 p.m. Old at St. Louis. Colorado (Marquis 9-5) at L.A. Dodgers Rubio’s Rubio and Rubio, approach the gym (Billingsley 9-3), 9:10 p.m. slick pass- Others leading their posi- Coralville Hy-Vee vs. Active guard murky waters ahead. Endeavors/McCurrys, 6 p.m. New gym ing skills tions in totals announced AMERICAN LEAGUE Thursday’s Games • If Rubio decides to L.L. Pelling/Cullen Painting vs. Active and mop- play in Minnesota, “he Monday were St. Louis first East Division W L Pct GB Endeavors/McCurrys, 6 p.m. Old gym Boston 47 29 .618 — Coralville Hy-Vee vs. Goodfellow top hairstyle to their will be the starting point 1 New York 43 32 .573 3 ⁄2 Printing/Imprinted Sportswear, 6 p.m. New cities. In the Twin Tampa Bay 43 35 .551 5 gym guard the day he walks in Toronto 41 37 .526 7 Cities, fans can’t wait to the door,” Kahn wrote in a Baltimore 34 42 .447 13 Central Division W L Pct GB WNBA see the highlight factory letter to Timberwolve Detroit 42 34 .553 — Minnesota 39 39 .500 4 EASTERN CONFERENCE zipping behind-the-back fans after the draft. The Chicago 38 38 .500 4 W L Pct GB feeds to Al Jefferson and 1 Indiana 6 2 .750 — Wolves get a “virtuoso” Kansas City 33 42 .440 8 ⁄2 Chicago 5 3 .625 1 Cleveland 31 47 .397 12 1 Kevin Love. who will sell tickets for a Connecticut 4 3 .571 1 ⁄2 West Division W L Pct GB 1 Washington 4 3 .571 1 ⁄2 But Rubio’s availability team that has struggled Los Angeles 42 32 .568 — 1 1 Atlanta 4 5 .444 2 ⁄2 Texas 40 35 .533 2 ⁄2 1 for the upcoming season 1 Detroit 2 5 .286 3 ⁄2 mightily in that area. Seattle 39 36 .520 3 ⁄2 1 New York 2 6 .250 4 Oakland 32 43 .427 10 ⁄2 has been cast into doubt • If the 18-year-old WESTERN CONFERENCE Monday’s Games by a $6.6 million buyout of Boston 4, Baltimore 0 W L Pct GB decides to stay in Europe Minnesota 6 3 .667 — Chicago White Sox 6, Cleveland 3 Seattle 6 3 .667 — his contract with DKV next season, the Timber- Tampa Bay 4, Toronto 1 1 Phoenix 6 4 .600 ⁄2 Joventut in Spain. His L.A. Angels 5, Texas 2 1 wolves can roll with Flynn San Antonio 3 3 .500 1 ⁄2 Kansas City 4, Minnesota 2 1 Los Angeles 3 5 .375 2 ⁄2 agent, Dan Fegan, is try- at point guard and hope Oakland 7, Detroit 1 1 Sacramento 1 7 .125 4 ⁄2 Today’s Games ing to negotiate that num- that both players improve Boston (Smoltz 0-1) at Baltimore (R.Hill 3-2), Monday’s Games No games scheduled 6:05 p.m. ber down to ease the finan- with big minutes against Chicago White Sox (Richard 2-1) at Today’s Games Minnesota at Atlanta, 6 p.m. cial burden on his client, top competition. That Cleveland (Cl.Lee 4-6), 6:05 p.m. Sacramento at Chicago, 7 p.m. Seattle (Morrow 0-3) at N.Y. Yankees and there is some question Washington at San Antonio, 7 p.m. would increase the trade (Chamberlain 4-2), 6:05 p.m. Tampa Bay (Garza 5-5) at Toronto as to whether Rubio wants value for both of them head- (Richmond 6-4), 6:07 p.m. TRANSACTIONS to play in the relatively ing into the 2010 off-season. L.A. Angels (Saunders 8-4) at Texas (Feldman 5-2), 7:05 p.m. BASEBALL small Minnesota market. • If Rubio requests a Minnesota (S.Baker 5-6) at Kansas City Major League Baseball (Bannister 5-5), 7:10 p.m. MLB—Suspended Milwaukee RHP Jeremy With all of those factors, trade, Kahn can afford to Detroit (Galarraga 4-7) at Oakland Jeffress (Brevard County-FSL) 100 games one would think Kahn is wait for the right offer (G.Gonzalez 0-1), 9:05 p.m. after his third violation of baseball’s minor league program for a drug of abuse. feeling some pressure to from the right team to American League WIMBLEDON AT A GLANCE CLEVELAND INDIANS—Activated RHP resolve the matter. bring a strong package in Chris Perez from the 15-day DL. Optioned WIMBLEDON, England (AP) — A look at Not exactly. exchange for one of the INF Josh Barfield to Columbus (IL). Signed Wimbledon on Monday: RHP Antwonie Hubbard. Roof: The new retractable roof on Centre Kahn is declining com- most marketable players TEXAS RANGERS—Recalled up OF Julio Court was closed during play for the first Borbon from Oklahoma City (PCL). Optioned ment on Rubio for the in the 2009 class. time in tournament history. RHP Willie Eyre to Oklahoma City. Agreed to Men’s Fourth Round: No. 2 Roger Federer time being, preferring a For now, Kahn said, terms with 3B Tommy Mendonca. beat No. 13 Robin Soderling, No. 3 Andy TORONTO BLUE JAYS—Signed LHP Aaron Murray beat No. 19 Stanislas Wawrinka, No. low profile that doesn’t there are no plans to Loup and RHP Ryan Tepera. 4 Novak Djokovic beat Dudi Sela, No. 6 ruffle any feathers in the trade Rubio or Flynn. He Andy Roddick beat No. 20 Tomas Berdych, National League CHICAGO CUBS—Recalled OF Sam Fuld No. 22 Ivo Karlovic beat No. 7 Fernando Rubio camp. But in his envisions the pair as a from Iowa (PCL). Placed INF Aaron Miles on Verdasco, No. 24 Tommy Haas beat No. 29 the 15-day DL, retroactive to June 21. Igor Andreev, Juan Carlos Ferrero beat No. comments after drafting backcourt for the next Agreed to terms with SS Wes Darvill, INF 8 Gilles Simon, Lleyton Hewitt beat No. 23 Blair Springfield, RHP Robert Whitenack, C Rubio, Kahn made it clear generation, one that can Radek Stepanek. Richard Jones, 3B Charles Thomas, LHP Women’s Fourth Round: No. 1 Dinara that there is no hurry. capitalize on the NBA’s John Mincone, OF Burundi Davis, RHP Safina beat No. 17 Amelie Mauresmo, No. 2 Daniel Keefe, CF Bryan Shields, C Matthew stricter enforcement of Serena Williams beat Daniela Hantuchova, “The last thing we Williams, 1B Greg Rohan, 2B Derrick No. 3 Venus Williams beat No. 13 Ana Fitzgerald, 1B Justin Bour, RHP Steven needed to do was be touch fouls on the perime- Ivanovic (retired with an injury while trailing), Grife, RHP Corey Martin, 3B Jordan No. 4 Elena Dementieva beat Elena demanding and assertive. ter while having the ver- Petraitis, RHP Timothy Clubb, 3B Robert Vesnina, No. 8 Victoria Azarenka beat No. Wagner, RHP Jacob Schmidt and OF Glenn satility to defend on the 10 Nadia Petrova, Sabine Lisicki beat No. 9 Not now,” Kahn said. “I Cook. Caroline Wozniacki, No. 11 Agnieszka don’t know how this is other end of the court. POINT/COUNTERPOINT Is soccer more popular in the U.S.? Soccer is more A non-mainstream U.S. sport success, and in games that our country does such as soccer needs winners to they are all not dominate, and in soccer, popular now in the be watched. Let us look at golf. about we’re far from that. Tiger Woods has brought the r e spect. Bring on the rest of the Major United States casual fan to the greens. Before While I League Baseball season. Bring The United States may have Woods, golf was struggling to think soc- on the start of the NFL, college lost in the FIFA Confederations maintain any viewership. Woods’ cer may football, and even fantasy foot- Cup final, but it made extraordinary success has have ball. Any of those will do. huge strides in attracting a increased golf’s popularity Not even David Beckham, a national following. exponentially; more play and international soccer star, The American team advanced watch golf thanks to his had an effect. Nor did further than ever before in an accomplishments. Pele with the New York international tournament, even With the Cosmos in the 1970s. knocking out No. 1 Spain for the recent per- Heck, even the big first time in our history. We are formance win against no longer the laughingstock of of the U.S. Mexico in 2002 the world, and morale is high. soccer that suppos- The sport is finally getting the team, I edly put the attention it deserves in the think mil- United States States. Americans love winners. lions will watch Americans follow winners. Our and cheer next summer on the soccer soccer team is proving it can be a when it travels back to map didn’t do winner. With its recent interna- South Africa for the much. tional success, it is being reward- 2010 FIFA World Cup. Most of us are going to com- ed by increased media attention. Soccer’s popularity pletely forget about soccer until I listen to sports radio almost has now increased earned next summer’s World Cup. every day I’m driving. When I in the United a little Honestly, before the States. of the Confederations Cup started, how tuned in this past weekend, radio latt er, — by Travis many of us knew that it was even hosts were holding forums, dis- since cussions, and segments focusing Varner when has taking place? I’m willing to bet on U.S. soccer. Listeners were losing a not many. calling in with excitement. People game been However, it’s not our fault. I were talking about how soccer c onsid- think soccer is still a generation has arrived and said they would ered a or two away from catching on devote more attention to soccer suc- mainstream in the United States, now that we are internationally cess? if it ever will. Growing up in this competitive. generation didn’t help much. We This is didn’t have Major League Soccer gre at until 1993, so it’s still relatively news. new, and some even say this was ESPN The partly because we just wanted to has Olympic attract the World Cup here and famous- men’s ly Soccer is not more basketball not what the United States neglect- team in really wanted. ed providing popular now in the 2004 won Soccer is never going to be coverage for United States the bronze popular in the United States until medal and the top athletes decide to play. soccer — that The United States’ perform- has changed. was consid- Soccer was always considered ance in FIFA’s Confederation the sport to play as kids until ESPN has recently committed to Cup is not going to change the ered under- soccer by striking a deal enabling way Americans view the sport, achievers. Why they’re ready for “real” sports it to broadcast 46 games of and it definitely isn’t going to should this be such as football, baseball, hock- England’s Barclays Premiership happen overnight. any different? ey, and basketball. League soccer circuit this year. I know one thing for sure, I’m It seems Until this changes, neither will We can now see arguably the best not suddenly going to watch the we’re not the state of soccer in the United league in action. I think people MLS or professional soccer reli- inter- States. will watch. giously. Sports are measured in ested — by Patrick Rafferty

8 - The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Tuesday, June 30, 2009 Sports dailyiowan.com for more sports Payne notches 24 in loss Miscues PAYNE 6-of-7 from beyond the ‘I took advantage of opportunities. They CONTINUED FROM 10 arc, to go with 10 assists and three rebounds. were really collapsing on our big guys … and But in the end, North- “He got some good open it was just open stuff that I saw.’ ern Iowa’s Ali looks in transition,” Imprinted/Goodfellow mark game Farokhmanesh led Cul- — Cully Payne, basketball player ver’s to the win by scoring head coach Kevin Lehman said. “We changed what the final six points of the Although Imprinted/ ball and hitting open MOORE 13. The dagger was drawn. contest in its last minute. we did defensively, and [it] shots. I thought I played Goodfellow was on the los- CONTINUED FROM 10 While junior Hawkeye for- He took advantage of gave us some more open- ing end, Fuller was pleased well. I took advantage of court opportunities, and ward Jarryd Cole was disap- some lazy perimeter with the hot shooting of opportunities. They were Mix’s problems. he got a lot of 3s in tran- pointed with his Pelling/Ready defense to hit an open trey teammate Payne. really collapsing on our big “We were out of sync … it sition.” guys … and it was just to tie the game at 94 with “Cully Payne has been was just bad basketball,” he Mix team’s performance, he 40 seconds left. He fol- Fuller recorded a dou- doing great,” Fuller said. open stuff that I saw.” was in high spirits after learn- Two other Iowa players said. “I think we kind of got lowed this up by hitting a ble-double with 19 points “He’s got a great jump shot ing he had received the Chris were in action. Senior behind early.We got a couple of driving lay-up and draw- and 15 rebounds. Despite and was really great guys who are capable of scor- Street Award on Monday. The ing a foul. dominating inside the Devan Bawinkel record- tonight.” ed two rebounds and two ing one-on-one and tried mak- award recognizes a Hawkeye The made free throw paint, he thought his jump Payne showed the abili- ing things happen. It just got shot was lacking. assists for Imprinted/ player that exemplifies the gave Culver’s a 97-94 lead ty to switch gears during Goodfellow but was held us out of rhythm early, and we “I think I did all right,” he leadership qualities of the late with 3.9 seconds to go. the game. After attempt- scoreless on 0-for-3 just never got back on track.” Chris Street. A desperation 3-pointer said. “Jump shot wasn’t ing only four shots in the shooting. Despite Pelling/Ready Mix’s from Imprinted/Goodfel- really there — I feel like I first half, he scored 16 of Sophomore Andrew high turnover rate, the team “I think it’s a great feat. low rimmed out, ensuring could’ve made a couple his 24 points in the second Brommer was the lone was able to pull a last-ditch That’s wonderful that the Uni- the Culver’s victory. more lay-ups, but other half, including five of his Iowa representative on rally.With roughly four minutes versity of Iowa thinks of me as In defeat, Payne led his than that, I think I did all 3-pointers. Culver’s, and he finished to play, it cut the lead to 10 that kind of character,” Cole team with 24 points on 9- right. I think I did pretty “I think I played well,” with eight points and points at 73-63, the closest score said. “I’m going to do my best of-11 shooting, including good on the boards.” he said. “Just moving the five rebounds. since early in the first half, and to live up to those expecta- the players seemed to have newfound energy. But then, tions. Chris Street was a great Iowa sophomore Anthony Tuck- man on and off the court is er pulled up for a quick 3-point what I hear — I just want to be Radu happy to be a Hawkeye shot and extended the lead at able to do him some justice.” RADU ‘I had a tough time trying to figure out how full scholarship to Ole CONTINUED FROM 10 Miss in 1999 and even- I’m going to do it, to be able to stay here tually reached seventh “It went so well the and still be able to work with the team. I’m in the NCAA singles first year that we were rankings. lucky to have Mira,” he really glad that things worked out.’ Greenan was pre- said. “We really wanted pared to conduct a to keep her. The girls — Mira Radu, assistant search for her replace- respond well to her, and ment, and he had even she has a passion for this degree that she’s tant,” Greenan said. begun to interview can- [coaching].” worked on.” “That’s not good. It’s He also understands didates, but his first The Hawkeyes will important to try to keep choice was Radu. They that she will have a lot return every one of their that continuity, espe- are both pleased to be more on her plate this top six players from last cially with somebody working together again year, but he is confident year, but they will still with the background MESSAGE HELP WANTED HELP WANTED that Radu can handle have only one senior in and knowledge that as they aim to take the coaching and taking Kelcie Klockenga. Mira had.” program to the next BOARD classes. Being a gradu- Greenan does not Radu’s background is level. ate assistant will help underestimate the an extensive one. She “I’m very glad to be St. Jude’s her when applying for a value of stability when claimed the Romania back. I’m very happy,” Novena H-1B visa in the future. Radu said. “I had a building a top program. national and interna- May the sacred heart of “It’s going to take a “It was Mira’s first tional championships in tough time trying to fig- Jesus be adored, glorified, little bit of her time, but year, so for some of 1994. She reached ure out how I’m going to loved and preserved she manages her time these girls coming into 245th in the Women’s do it, to be able to stay throughout the world now well,” Greenan said. their third year, if we Tennis Association poll here and still be able to and forever. Sacred heart of Jesus pray for us. St. “Down the road, she will didn’t have Mira back, and made an appear- work with the team. I’m Jude worker of miracles, be able to get that work we would have had a ance in the 1998 U.S. really glad that things pray for us. Say this permit once she gets third different assis- Open. Radu accepted a worked out.” prayer nine times a day. In eight days your prayers will be answered. Must promise to publish. Thank you, St. Jude. H.V.B. SELL UNWANTED ITEMS IN THE DAILY IOWAN CLASSIFIEDS. (319)335-5784 HELP WANTED

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TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 2009 Moore keys Prime Time win Pelling/Ready Mix’s sloppy play Jarryd Cole contributes to Payne BASKETBALL Vinton Cole wins Chris Merchants’ win hot in Street Award on Monday. Iowa athletics officials By TRAVIS VARNER announced on Monday that [email protected] loss Iowa junior Jarryd Cole was chosen as the recipient of Ex-Hawkeye Darryl this year’s Chris Street Moore did a little bit of Payne and Fuller Award, which is given annual- everything in Monday’s lead comeback ly to those on the Iowa men’s Prime Time game, leading basketball team who best Vinton Merchants to victo- charge but fall embody Street, who was ry over L.L. Pelling/Iowa killed in a 1993 accident. City Ready Mix, 85-74. short in loss to The Kansas City native Feeding off of sloppy ball Culver’s. played in all 32 of the handling by Pelling/Ready Hawkeyes’ games last season, Mix, Moore pounced on By AARON COOPER starting nine of them. Cole erratic passes, created [email protected] finished the 2008-09 cam- numerous fast breaks, and paign averaging 3.7 points and scored 18 points. Crediting Incoming Iowa freshman three rebounds per game. his coach with some key Cully Payne and sophomore Eight of his nine starts came game plans before tip-off, Aaron Fuller led a come- during the conference portion Moore was happy with his back charge for Imprinted of Iowa’s season. new role in the adapted Sportswear/Goodfellow Cole was also a cocaptain defensive scheme. Printing in its Prime Time for the Hawkeyes last sea- “We were trapping the League game against Cul- son, and he will remain in pick ’n’ roll,” he said. “The ver’s of Coralville. But the that role entering 2009-10. fact that I was floating team fell short in a 97-94 “Jarryd was presented allowed me to play a cou- defeat Monday night in this award in the presence of ple of guys at the same North Liberty. his teammates and coaches time, so when I can float Down by nine with before we left for our sum- like that, like a safety, it seven minutes to go, the mer trip,” Iowa head coach just kind of helped.” Hawkeye duo brought Todd Lickliter said in a state- Before the opening tip, Imprinted/Goodfellow ment on Monday. “Jarryd is the Vinton players dis- back over the next four appreciative of the honor and cussed the importance of understands the significance minutes. Highlights of communicating when their late-game heroics of receiving this very back on defense. Every included a Fuller tip-in of special award.” time the opposition tried a miss with 3:30 to go to tie — by Brendan Stiles running a pick ’n’ roll, the the game at 87-87. A few Vinton players screamed commands and warnings possessions later, Payne AWARD of screens. The team hit a 3-pointer, his sixth of talked more than a the night, to give his team Iowa sets school teenage girl on the tele- a 92-91 lead with around phone. DAVID SCRIVNER/THE DAILY IOWAN two minutes left. mark in Vinton head coach Ray Iowa sophomore Aaron Fuller shoots the ball over Iowa sophomore Andrew Brommer during the Prime Suddenly, a steal turned Directors’ Cup Swatella harped at his Time game between Imprinted/Goodfellow and Culver’s in the North Liberty Community Center on into a fast break, with guys during warm-ups to Monday. Fuller’s 19 points and 15 rebounds weren’t enough, and Imprinted/Goodfellow fell, 97-94. Payne feeding Fuller for If the 45th place standing talk when back on the easy lay-up to go up in this year’s Learfield Sports defense, and he was lay-ups, you’re probably defeat. The team fell behind Former Hawkeye Duez 94-91 with just over a Directors’ Cup is any indicator, minute remaining. Iowa had a very succesful pleased with the going to win every night,” early and tried to cut the Henderson was shocked 2008-09 communication exhibited. Swatella said. “We contest- deficit all at once. Pushing by his team’s perform- year in ath- He thinks the team can ed most of their jumpers. the tempo to an unmanage- ance. Seeking reasons SEE PAYNE, 8 letics. make a positive run in They got very little on the able pace, Pelling/Ready for the team’s sloppy ON THE WEB The Iowa Prime Time if it plays as it pick ’n’ roll. We held them to Mix forced bad passes and play, he thinks the early Go to dailyiowan.com for athletics did Monday. 75 points, and in this launched quick shots. The deficit largely con- footage of Monday’s Prime department “When you guard in this league, that’s everything.” majority of the team’s pos- tributed to Pelling/Ready Time game between announced league, don’t turn the ball Turnovers were the key sessions seemed to be over Culver’s and Imprinted on Monday over, and get breakaway to Pelling/Ready Mix’s in fewer than six seconds. SEE MOORE, 8 Sportswear/Goodfellow Printing. that 10 pro- grams con- Barta tributed this athletics director year to the 474.30 points accumulated by Iowa, a Radu will return to women’s tennis school record. The previous mark was 467.75 in 2004-05. Iowa garnered 100 points from the national champi- The Romanian assistant coach will onship obtained in wrestling return to keep her visa. and another 83 points from the field hockey team’s berth By ROBBIE LEHMAN ‘Me getting a master’s in the 2008 Final Four. [email protected] For the first time ever, the in the sports-studies men’s golf team contributed If you ask head coach to Iowa’s point total, raking in Daryl Greenan, the Iowa department will actu- 57 points as a result of its women’s tennis team was ally help me become first trip to NCAAs in 14 years. able to secure one of its Other sports earning points most valuable assets from more knowledgeable were football (54), women’s last season. First-year indoor track and field (46.5), assistant coach Mira for my job.’ women’s gymnastics (38.8), Radu was rehired by the women’s cross-country (26), — Mira Radu, program, albeit in some- assistant softball (25), women’s bas- what of a different role — ketball (25), and men’s gym- she will be a graduate nastics (19). assistant coach. also work with the team “I join our fans in congratu- “I always wanted to at the same time.” lating our coaches and stu- stay because the situation The next step if Radu dent-athletes for the success here was so good,” she hadn’t taken the student we’ve enjoyed this year and said. “I just love it.” route would have been the progress we’ve made over It wasn’t that she want- applying for an H-1B visa, the last three years,” Iowa ed to leave Iowa. As a a work permit that allows CHRISTY AUMER/THE DAILY IOWAN Athletics Director Gary Barta native of Romania, she U.S. employers to tem- Mira Radu gives a low-five to 9-year-old Tommy Brands during the tennis team’s summer camp at the said in a statement. experienced some compli- porarily hire foreign work- Hawkeye Tennis & Recreation Complex on June 23. Radu will return to the Hawkeye coaching staff as a — by Brendan Stiles cations when it came to ers for specialty occupa- graduate assistant next season. tions. The tricky part in her immigration status that would have been and working in the Unit- TV TODAY proving that Radu was out having any educa- sippi in 2003. The two- job,” Radu said. “I’m back ed States. specialized enough for her tional background in time All-American and to school in an area that MLB “We were trying to find job as a tennis coach. sports,” Radu said. “I academic All-American interests me, so it was •Chicago White Sox at the right way for me to Cleveland, 6 p.m., CSN stay without risking my “My educational back- could have been denied, for the Rebels is both the best decision, both for •Chicago Cubs at Pittsburgh, 6 immigration status,” ground did not include and that would have excited and nervous about me and the university.” p.m., CSN-plus Radu said. “Me being a any sports-related made things much more going back to school. Greenan is ecstatic to TENNIS student is the safest way degrees, so that would complicated.” “Me getting a master’s have Radu beginning • Wimbledon, women’s quar- for me to stay here. It will have been kind of a long Radu graduated with a in the sports-studies her second season as a terfinals, at London, 6 a.m., grant me student status, shot for me to apply for bachelor’s degree in busi- department will actually Hawkeye. ESPN2; 9 a.m., NBC; 12 p.m., in which I’ll be legal and that type of visa, trying ness administration from help me become more ESPN2 safe to be a student and to become a coach with- the University of Missis- knowledgeable for my SEE RADU, 8