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An independent student newspaper serving Iowa State since 1890 66 36 10.10.2019 Vol. 220 No. 033 THURSDAY Johnson-Lynch’s road to 300 an assistant coach for the Wisconsin Volleyball Badgers. e Badgers were the 14th-ranked head coach team in the country at the time and hosted opening weekend matchups in the 2004 NCAA tournament celebrates in Madison, Wisconsin, on Dec. 1 and 2. ey won both games in the milestone opening weekend and headed to the regional nals in Green Bay the fol- lowing weekend. BY SAM.STUVE In 2004, Iowa State completed its @iowastatedaily.com season on Nov. 24, finishing 8-21 and in search of a new head coach. At the end of the 2004 season, One of the coaches Iowa State Iowa State had only made one reached out to was Johnson-Lynch. NCAA tournament appearance in e two parties then had an inter- program history and had an all-time view before the Final Four. record of 542-596-10. Wisconsin was eliminated from Fast forward to the present day the 2004 NCAA tournament in the and the Cyclones have made 12 regional finals Dec. 11 after a 3-0 NCAA tournament appearances loss to the eventual national cham- under head coach Christy Johnson- pion Stanford Cardinal. Lynch, who, with a 3-0 win over Johnson-Lynch ew out to watch West Virginia on Saturday, earned the Final Four in Long Beach, her 300th victory as Iowa State’s California, which was Dec. 16 and head coach and improved her career 18. record to 300-147. While in Long Beach, Johnson- Johnson-Lynch’s journey to 300 Lynch received a phone call in her wins as Iowa State’s head coach started back in 2004, when she was VOLLEYBALL PG8 IOWA STATE DAILY Head volleyball coach Christy Johnson-Lynch celebrates a point during the game against the University of Iowa at Hilton Coliseum Sept. 9, 2016. Multicultural Center creates inclusivity BY SUSANNAH.CRICHTON Iowa State, it can be di cult to nd places, di erent and has a whole di erent vibe. @iowastatedaily.com actual spaces, where they are able to build a Stevens and Khounlo expressed the impor- community […] and I see spaces where stu- tance of the Multicultural Center to them. For many students, nding a space where dents will begin to decorate them, and put ey said the location is very convenient for their identities are valued and uplifted can artifacts up that speak to their culture, their students to access, and it has served as a quiet often be hard, but the Multicultural Center heritage, and I think so many times, being place to come and study, especially when the has created a space to make it easier. a part of a historically marginalized group rest of campus is in a nals week frenzy. e Multicultural Center in the Memorial on campus, we don’t see that,” said Kenyatta “I came here a lot during nals week just to Union has existed since 2007, and had its Shamburger, assistant dean of students and study for exams,” Khounlo said. “I just found o cial opening in 2008. It has served as an director of multicultural student a airs. “And myself focusing better than in the library, espe- inclusive and open space for students of all so, I think it’s important that we nd ways to cially since it’s so popular during that week.” IOWA STATE DAILY ethnicities to convene, study and utilize for create those spaces.” Khounlo said the Multicultural Center is The mission of the Multicultural Center is to their needs. The Multicultural Center offers desktop a comfortable and relaxing environment for establish a sense of unity between all stu- In partnership with the Memorial Union, computers with printing access, private study students. Sometimes it’s so quiet that some dents and sta of color on campus. the O ce of Multicultural Student A airs has rooms, conference areas and a library lounge are able to catch up on much-needed sleep on been able to create this gathering place for stu- for students and faculty. This space serves a the large chairs and couches. “I think that the spaces such as the dents of racial and ethnic minorities, and has variety of purposes, meant to facilitate con- “I feel like it’s not only a good study space, Multicultural Center […] give students established centers for LGBTQIA+ students, versation and embracement of diverse cultures but I feel like, [I’m] just comfortable in my own that sense of place, that sense of belonging,” veterans and gender equity. and ideas. element here, just being myself,” Khounlo said. Shamburger said. “And I think it also ulti- e main goals of the Multicultural Center “I de nitely feel like it’s di erent compared This space is set up to serve a variety of mately has an impact on the campus climate.” are to o er students a place to build commu- to other study locations on campus,” said purposes, meant to facilitate conversation, The Multicultural Center is located on nity and feel welcome, to collaborate with Elizabeth Khounlo, a sophomore in journal- productivity and embracement of diverse cul- the second oor of the Memorial Union. Its fellow students and faculty and to celebrate the ism. “It’s cozy [...] I like the chairs.” tures and ideas. Stevens and Khounlo said the hours are 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. Monday through diversity of heritages found at the university. Danniel Stevens, a freshman in open option, Multicultural Center de nitely seems to be ursday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and 5 p.m. “When students come to a large place like said the design of the Multicultural Center is serving its purpose. to 11 p.m. Sunday. It is closed on Saturdays. 02 CAMPUS BRIEF Iowa State Daily Thursday, October 10, 2019 CALENDAR FEATURE PHOTO Campus conversation: Managing threats 10.10.19 and fear, 198 Parks Library at 3 p.m. ”From Caterpillar Club, Reiman Gardens at 10 a.m. Words to Bullets: Managing Threats and Fear,” pre- Join us weekly this winter for our popular Early sented by ISU Police. Explore common fears about Childhood Development program featuring stories verbal, physical, and lethal attacks, as well as a and creative activities around a nature-based space to gain knowledge participants can then use theme. as tools to increase their own safety. Small group discussions will follow the presentation. 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