TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 2010 Hospital receives $1 million Dance Marathon’s donation supports renovations to promote collaborative cancer research.

By EMILY BUSSE [email protected]

The University of Iowa Dance Marathon is pledging a $1 million donation to help the UI Children’s Hospital revamp outdat- ed cancer-research facilities, UI Founda- tion officials will announce today. The gift is the student group’s largest sin- gle contribution to date and marks a shift in focus for the pediatric cancer advocates. While Dance Marathon has historically pro- vided pediatric cancer patients and their par- ents emotional support and day-to-day com- forts, including toys, meals, and activities, the RACHEL JESSEN/THE DAILY IOWAN decision to pay for a research Iowa Institute of Hydraulic Research-Hydroscience & Engineering engineer Andy Craig (right) stands in the laboratory on Monday. The institute has been facility was just as important, working on figuring out how to successfully pass juvenile salmon through the Priest Rapids and Wanapum hydroelectric dams. said UI senior Kyle Walters, a member of the group’s alloca- tions committee. “It’s not just looking at Research aids Northwest salmon the bricks and mortar so much, it’s the potential and possibilities that could come Henderson Since 1983, the fish-passage research program has earned more than $40 million. from it,” said Walters, who was recently named the assistant dean By GRACE SAVIDES The UI has been on the forefront of DAILYIOWAN.COM executive director of Dance [email protected] fish-passage technology for the last three Watch a multimedia slide show from inside Marathon. “It’s a move in a new direction.” The $1 million donation — supplement- decades. The hydroscience and engineer- the research facility. Three scale models of hydroelectric ed by $400,000 from the Carver College of ing department recently renewed its con- Medicine — will go toward what campus dams designed by University of Iowa tract with Public Utility District No. 2 of researchers are good news medical officials say is a necessary reno- Grant County, Wash., which will provide Though the building where Weber and vation to the pediatric hematology and for salmon — and those $15 million to continue research into his colleagues work resembles a ware- oncology research facilities in the UI Med- who enjoy eating them. improvements to hydroelectric dams in house from the outside, the interior looks ical Laboratories. A team of researchers the Pacific Northwest. more like a cross between an aquarium In one hallway of that building Monday, from the Iowa Institute of In the Coralville-based James Street and a waterpark — full of rushing water decades-old rooms sat vacant. Old petri dish- Hydraulic Research- Laboratory on Monday morning, Larry and complex machinery. es, broken computers, lab coats, and dead Hydroscience & Engineer- Weber, director of the UI’s hydroscience Scientists originally thought salmon bugs lay collecting dust in the labs, which ing are trying to solve prob- have been untouched for several months. Weber labs, noted the UI and the Washington could swim through the dams’ turbines, lems posed by hydroelectric public-works company have been collabo- but later discovered those mechanisms Jim Henderson, an assistant dean of director the medical school, pointed out a dams to salmon. The dams rating since 1983. could leave fish disoriented, easy targets makeshift countertop made from a wood- can hinder the fish when “Because of our long history, we creat- for predators, Weber said. they try to travel upstream to mate and lay ed a lot of specialized knowledge no one en board, propped up on bricks that were eggs where they were born. else had,” he said. SEE SALMON, 3 “most likely from a lumber yard.” SEE DONATION, 3 LAST CALL Local forum addresses teen sexting City eyes Around 4 percent of teens have sent a sexual text message, one study says. By GRACE SAVIDES A Pew Research Study pub- exemptions [email protected] lished in December 2009 found 4 percent of cell-owning teens Kim Lamon-Loperfido wants aged 12 to 17 said they have to see local parents talk to their sent sexually suggestive, nearly from 21-only kids about sexting, or sexual nude, or nude images or videos text messaging. of themselves. Around 15 per- Bar owners may look into “I think a lot of parents or cent said they have received teens don’t know the potential such images of someone they dividing space to include harm that comes legally or know via text message. emotionally,” said Lamon-Lop- Though some schools in the underage patrons. erfido, a teen-health educator Iowa City School District have By HOLLY HINES for the United Action for Youth. sent home literature to educate [email protected] So Lamon-Loperfido and parents on the issue, the dis- other officials at the teen center, trict doesn’t have any policies Iowa City city councilors are examining along with Planned Parenthood, that specifically address sex- ways they could work with bars to desig- brought parents and young ting. Instead, sexting is covered nate underage areas in the establishments teens together in a forum on the under policies that address after the 21-ordinance takes effect in June. PHOTO ILLUSTRATION BY RACHEL JESSEN/THE DAILY IOWAN issue Monday night. At Monday night’s work session, coun- harassment and bullying. According to a 2009 survey, 39 percent of American teens admitted to The forum, called “Youth School Board member Toni cilors agreed to send a letter to local bar sending or posting sexually suggestive messages. Action Sexting, Technology, OH Cilek said the board has no owners asking if they are interested in the MY Talking With Teens in Tough plans to address the issue. idea and to see what the changes might Times,” was held as part of ado- Some school officials have had Principal Gregg Shoultz said it yet caught up to the advances of entail for individual bars. lescent pregnancy-prevention to deal with the problem, though. was treated as a sexual-harass- technology,he said. Councilors suggested dividing bars into month and covered such topics In one incident at Northwest ment situation and was resolved “I think there needs to be a drinking and nondrinking areas using as cyber-bullying, online safety, Junior High, 1507 Eighth St., lot more sophistication,” he walls or separate floors in the establish- through counseling rather than harassment, and etiquette. Coralville, sexually explicit pic- said. “We need to teach kids ments. But councilors also said they need- Nationwide, sexting has tures were distributed among punishment. He believes the fed- responsible behavior.” ed the input from bar owners first. become more prevalent as cell- students, though not during eral and state laws defining sex- phone use rises. school hours. ting as only pornography has not SEE SEXTING, 3 SEE EXEMPTIONS, 3

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Nat’l Guard in “Everybody knows there’s displayed a list of obstacles position at Oregon State, people leave the university Now, the committee will frustration when one crime is to his goal of boosting Ross helped create diversi- saying bad things,” he said. organize responses from Chicago? one too many in any communi- diversity at the UI. Those ty plans at the University “We should take care of the the public and present it to CHICAGO (AP) — While two ty,” Daley told reporters. obstacles, he said, include of Washington and Green people who are committed to UI President Sally Mason Illinois lawmakers want National But he was tepid about call- the lack of trust throughout River Community College the university.” and Provost Wallace Loh. Guard troops deployed to help ing in the National Guard, call- quell violence on Chicago’s ing it only “something to think streets, Mayor Richard Daley about.” and the city’s police superin- The call by the lawmakers for tendent aren’t embracing the the military to help Chicago idea and crime statistics show police comes during the Case spotlights California’s the number of homicides is no approach of summer, when the worse than in previous years. number of crimes often rises Daley and Chicago Police along with the temperature. It Superintendent Jody Weis said also follows a recent headline- Monday that getting guns off the grabbing night of violence when ‘dysfunctional’ death penalty streets was the way to end vio- seven people were killed and lence, and they renewed their more than a dozen others were call for tougher gun legislation. injured in shootings. By PAUL ELIAS how lethal injections are Associated Press administered to con- demned prisoners in Cali- SAN FRANCISCO — fornia have halted execu- Chelsea King’s parents reluc- tions in the state since tantly agreed to a sentence of Clarence Ray Allen was put life in prison for their daugh- to death Jan. 17, 2006. The ter’s rapist and killer, calling lawsuits are far from being the death penalty in Califor- resolved, and most nia “an empty promise.” observers believe it could The Kings join a growing be years before another list of victims’ families, law- execution takes place at enforcement officials, and San Quentin Prison. other capital-punishment Even before the suspen- proponents who have grown sion, only 13 condemned disillusioned with Califor- inmates have been execut- nia’s death penalty.The deci- ed from the time capital sion to forego capital punish- punishment resumed in the ment for registered sex state in 1977 until Febru- offender John Gardner, who ary 2006, when U.S. District this month admitted killing Court Jeremy Fogel halted Chelsea King and another executions until prison offi- teen girl, has once again cials revamped their lethal thrust the gridlocked sys- injection process. tem into the spotlight. After a lengthy regulato- Five more inmates joined ry review, the Department California’s death row this of Corrections is expected year, pushing the population to issue the long-awaited RICH PEDRONCELLI/ASSOCIATED PRESS past a record 700 inmates, new protocols this week. Kelly King (right) and husband Brent King (center), the parents of mur- by far the nation’s largest. Still, state and federal der victim Chelsea King, listen as Assemblyman Nathan Fletcher, R- Florida is second with judges must approve the San Diego (left), discusses his proposed measure to toughen the laws 394 inmates on death row, new regulations before exe- on child molesters during a news conference in Sacramento, Calif., on and Texas is third with cutions can resume — and April 12. The parents of Chelsea King called California’s death penalty 333, but both of those lawyers challenging the an “empty promise” and reluctantly agreed to a life sentence without states regularly carry out death penalty promise to the possibility of parole for their daughter’s killer and rapist. executions. vigorously attack the new Legal challenges over protocols as inadequate. METRO Man charged with years in prison and a maximum Coralville police for allegedly 7 arrested in raid fine of $9,375. driving drunk on April 22. 3rd OWI — by Regina Zilbermints Officials from the communica- had previous charges University of Iowa police tion center said temporary and Seven of the 12 University of arrested a man Monday for After OWI charge, long-term plans to replace Iowa students charged in connec- Sullivan were not immediately tion with a campus drug raid last allegedly driving drunk. Sullivan resigns week had previous charges in the Timothy Demuth, 30, clear. Iowa City City Councilor Iowa courts system, according to Coralville, was charged with Local officials said Monday Mike Wright, a member of the online court records. third-offense OWI. they accepted the resignation of center’s governing board, said The students’ previous charges According to police reports, a department administrator who the group plans to meet later ranged from traffic violations to an officer stopped Demuth for was charged with OWI last week. this week to discuss hiring other drug offenses. improper use of lane and failure In a special meeting Sunday options. On April 20, 18 police officers to obey a traffic-control device. night, the Johnson County Until a permanent replace- from the Johnson County Drug Task Demuth reportedly had blood- Emergency Communication ment can be selected, Wright Force — made up of Iowa City police, UI police, the Johnson County sher- Center governing board — com- said other local law-enforcement shot eyes, slurred speech, and iff’s deputies, Coralville police, and difficulty answering questions. posed of authorities from various authorities — Iowa City Police the Iowa Division of Narcotics He admitted to drinking and local jurisdictions — accepted the Chief Sam Hargadine or Johnson Enforcement — went to Currier and failed both breath tests, authori- resignation of Michael Sullivan, County Sheriff Lonny Pulkrabek, Mayflower and arrested 12 stu- ties said. according to Sullivan’s attorney, for instance — might take on dents; all but two of the charges Third-offense OWI is a Class D Tom Maxwell. some of the duties. were drug-related. felony, punishable by up to five Sullivan was arrested by — by Adam B Sullivan — by Sam Lane POLICE BLOTTER

Julia Alcaraz, 19, 2265 with public intoxication and unlaw- intoxication and disorderly conduct. charged Sunday with OWI and Quadrangle, was charged April 22 ful use of a driver’s license. Travarus Robbins, 23, Keokuk, driving while barred. with public intoxication. Camelia Mayfield, 32, 417 Dakota Iowa, was charged April 24 with Jesse Simpson, 21, Cummings, Alexander Brewington, 22, 225 Trail, was charged Sunday with OWI. public intoxication. Iowa, was charged April 23 with Iowa Ave., was charged April 22 Rishabh Nath, 18, 5403 Daum, Adam Schwartz, 19, 2248 public intoxication and disor- with public intoxication. was charged April 22 with pub- Quadrangle, was charged April 23 derly conduct. Joel Casco, 22, Rock Island, was lic intoxication. with public intoxication. Bryan Stagowski, 20, Chicago, charged Monday with driving Leo Peterson, 18, Muscatine, was Nicholas Scott, 21, Dallas, Ga., was charged Sunday with OWI. while barred. charged Sunday with assault. was charged April 24 with disor- John Thomas, 19, N335 Currier, Cody Kadolph, 20, 409 S. Johnson Shange Reed, 20, Cedar Rapids, derly conduct. was charged April 22 with pub- St. Apt. 3, was charged April 22 was charged April 23 with public Nathan Simmons, 21, Hills, was lic intoxication.

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cussed the idea in depth, obtaining alcohol or ven- DONATION EXEMPTIONS said talent buyer Sam turing into the drinking CONTINUED FROM 1 CONTINUED FROM 1 Locke Ward. The bar has area would be difficult. two rooms, but only the Iowa City police Sgt. Some of the tile could be “They know their build- back room has a stage. Tom Lenoch, who man- Denise Brotherton said asbestos laden, he said, and ings better than we do,” ages three downtown bars businesses will most likely the ceilings are open to the said Councilor Regenia — Jakes, Summit, and adapt to the changes they cement above. Bailey, who cast the only Vitos — said separating But in 14 months, the vote against the 21-ordi- face with the ordinance. the crowd is possible, space will resemble a reno- nance. “They know their “[Business owners] have though his bars would face vated space nearby — com- traffic better than we do.” standards they have to similar problems. plete with all-white features Some local bar owners keep to maintain their and desk spaces in a shared Jakes, 18-20 S. Clinton and employees said they alcohol license,” Brother- area, as well as rooms for St., has restroom facilities were interested in consid- only on the first floor, and ton said, and the police equipment in the center. ering the idea. a DJ can only set up will continue PAULA UI Children’s Hospital SLADE KEMMET/THE DAILY IOWAN Leah Cohen, the owner of officials requested the upstairs. The two-story enforcement for all estab- In renovated facilities in the Medical Laboratories on Monday morn- Bo-James, 118 E. Washing- Summit, 10 S. Clinton St., funding from Dance lishments with liquor ing, Jim Henderson, an assistant dean of the Carver College of ton St., said she would sup- might be a better candi- Marathon to help keep the Medicine, shows what officials plan to use as their model for renovat- port allowing bars to desig- licenses. university’s facilities on par date, he said. ing older labs. Using money in part from Dance Marathon, the hospi- nate separate nonalcohol City Attorney Eleanor with other institutions, Iowa City Mayor Matt tal plans to renovate an older wing of the Med Labs. areas. Her establishment Hayek noted the plan Dilkes said she will draft a said Sheila Baldwin, the already has an entry age of executive director of devel- ment with the “team sci- present a check for $1 million could be complicated by letter from the council to 21 after 10 p.m. restroom locations and opment for the UI Chil- ence” approach, he said. is really amazing,” he said. The move would ideally local bar owners. dren’s Hospital at the UI fire-code issues. Artman said he hopes the Dance Marathon has maintain the downtown’s Other bar exemptions Foundation. Several councilors also changes will help the hospi- raised more than $8.5 mil- culture — particularly in discussed at the meeting While other hospitals had other concerns. tal recruit the best lion in its 16-year history. the face of concern about were for establishments have adopted the new, team- researchers to the university. “Realistically, how are Since 2008, the group has the fate of music venues, based collaborative research For Bill Nelson, the head you going to divide that that make more that 50 councilors said. in one open space, the UI of the Dance Marathon Allo- collected around $1 million without it becoming an percent of their revenue Divided areas could be a labs has not had the financ- cations Committee, the deci- each year. enforcement nightmare?” through sales other than possibility for the Mill, 120 asked Councilor Mike ing to change from its setup sion to fund the project was Baldwin said she hopes alcohol and for all-ages E. Burlington St., which Wright. with small, separate labs for an exciting one, especially the gift will enable shows. each researcher. for students on the board. researchers to make hosts numerous shows Councilors said once each week. But the bar’s patrons are inside the bar, DI reporter Mitchell Schmidt con- “[The current setup is] just “It’s the notion of a lega- groundbreaking discoveries. management hasn’t dis- stopping them from tributed to this article. awful,” Michael Artman, the cy and how their work, “You have done so much physician in chief at the their decision, their com- to take care of our patients Children’s Hospital. “It’s passion today is something while they’re here,” Bald- different part of their life year when the salmon, just junky little cubbyholes.” that will be felt for years SALMON win said she told the Dance cycle — when they travel who are often tracked by Artman said the new and years to come,” he said. Marathon Allocation Com- CONTINUED FROM 1 upstream. Now, they’re radio tags, are near setup would allow for a Walters agreed. looking to help juvenile mittee earlier this year. the dam. team atmosphere and fos- “As someone who doesn’t salmon swim down- “Now, let’s find a cure for The water from the The survival rate for ter more communication. even have a real job yet, who stream through the dams dams can also trap nitro- Researchers will save makes minimum wage work- this disease. Let’s put all of to the sea. salmon tracked through a gen from the air in the money by sharing equip- ing day to day, to be able to us out of business.” Their solution? The bypass has been water. Though this only Juvenile Fish Bypass. 100 percent. happens occasionally, the The bypasses, designed Andy Craig, a staff excess nitrogen can cause severe as a child-pornogra- pictures with each other are by UI officials, are built engineer for the institute, gas-bubble disease, sick- SEXTING phy charge or people ending not making good choices, but into pre-existing struc- ening or killing said engineers weren’t CONTINUED FROM 1 up on the sexual-offender I don’t think it should result tures of dams and can be sure how the dams would registry — something Rep. the salmon. in them being on the sexual- opened to allow salmon affect fish when they Mary Mascher, D-Iowa City, According to a report an easy exit that doesn’t Michael Ferjak, an investi- abuse registry for 10 years,” sought to change earlier by the Pacific States leave them dazed. The were constructed, and gator for the Iowa Depart- Mascher said. Marine Fisheries Com- they are now looking to ment of Justice, agreed. this year. bypasses also keep them For Deb McCarthy, Mon- mission and the Oregon alter them to be ecologi- He said there should be a She proposed a bill — at the surface as they Fisheries Congress, dams new policy regarding the which didn’t make it out of day’s sexting forum was a exit, lessening the effect cally responsible. phenomenon, as well as committee — in the Legisla- change to pick up some edu- in the Upper Columbia of any excess nitrogen. The institute’s contract other issues brought about ture that would have cational materials. River Basin are responsi- “The whole purpose of with the Washington pub- by new technology, including excused those ages 14-18 if A mother of three, she said ble for 70 to 96 percent of this is to increase the sur- lic-utility district, which the downstream migrat- online predators and both the sender and recipi- she hoped to learn a bit more vival of the fish,” said was renewed in January, ent were willing participants ing young fish deaths and Troy Lyons, a staff engi- cyber-bullying. about sexting — and sharing will extend for the next five “Technology law in gener- and the person receiving the approximately 40 percent neer for hydraulic it with teens. al is a bit behind the times,” image didn’t pass it on. of deaths in upstream institute. years. Since 1983, the fish- Ferjak said. “Obviously, individuals “Accurate information for migrating adults. Officials only open the passage program has gen- Currently, sexting can who make that kind of deci- our young people is their Past UI research has Juvenile Fish Bypasses erated more than $40 mil- lead to punishments as sion to share very private lifeboat,” she said. aided salmon during a during the time of the lion in research funding.

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And wonder why in the Should the UI convert the Iowa House world a Republican would ever want to be in my toilet bowl. Hotel into a new residence hall? Meanwhile, back at “South Park,” I have to Yes No BEAU ELLIOT agree with New York It doesn’t take much looking around to see the When I started investing, my adviser told me [email protected] Times columnist Ross effects of overcrowding in the dorm system. that I had to take risks and invest early in life. In Douthat, with whom I Estimates say that between 100 and 160 students that same vein, the UI needs to invest early and I don’t get to see agree on almost nothing, — at the current enrollment rates — are left with- build a new dorm to attract students — and then “South Park” all that that the cartoon show out regular dorm rooms each year. expand and remodel it when the time is right. often — mostly because I should be able to satirize While the Iowa House Hotel makes a nice place Instead, university officials want to convert the don’t watch TV all that the Prophet Muhammad to stay for travelers, the University of Iowa, which Iowa House into a residence hall and then think about often. (Outside of base- and not be censored. is already strapped for cash and looking to increase building a newer facility further down the road. ball highlights — and Apparently, according enrollment rates, should covert it into a residence Remodeling the hotel is a shortsighted idea designed speaking of which, in my to Douthat, “South Park” hall to house the expected influx of students on the to quickly increase capacity, instead of a thoughtful humble opinion, the Red wanted to parody the cheap. approach (such as building a new dorm) that would Sox could do with a lot notion that you can’t The state Board of Regents is set to vote on the continue to attract students for many years. more highlights instead show an image of the Iowa House plan at its monthly meeting Thursday. The UI’s residence-hall system is in the best financial of the steady string of prophet by airing an Funding for the project would come from Residence shape of the three regents’ institutions, Regent Robert lowlights I’ve seen so far episode in which, “… System Improvement Funds and Dormitory Downer said, which means its dorms have the best net this season.) Muhammad never Revenue Bonds. profit and the smallest debt service of the three regent Instead of TV — or showed his face. He The estimated cost of building a new dorm is institutions. So why not just build a new dorm? even YouTube — I tend to ‘appeared’ from inside a more than $60 million, a figure that could be cut “I don’t know why the University of Iowa is reluc- listen to the radio and to U-Haul trailer and then down by simply revamping the hotel to house tant to make additions to its dormitories when the read. You know, newspa- from inside a mascot’s around 200 extra students for under $10 million. only recent addition in the last 40 years has been pers, magazine, books — costume.” This caused While an additional 200 beds may not fulfill all the addition to Burge Hall that opened last year,” all that antiquated stuff. the website revolution- future demand (the UI is working to increase Downer said in an interview. I know, I know — I’m muslim.com, Douthat enrollment by 100 students each year through If the UI constructed a new dorm, officials could hopelessly 20th century. writes, to proclaim that 2014), it certainly puts a dent in the number of use it as a recruiting tool to attract the 100 extra stu- And I know there are the show’s producers rooms needed — and at a considerably reduced dents they wish to add to each first-year class. If the more important things to could wind up like Theo price. only bright, shiny living space campus tour guides worry about than “South van Gogh, the Dutch Additionally, students who are able to live on can show students is the recent renovation to Burge, Park” and what it is and filmmaker who was campus in decent dorm rooms — rather than in then they cannot expect students to flock here or con- is not allowed to air. killed after criticizing cramped lounges or expensive off-campus apart- tinue to stay in the residence halls once they arrive. Arizona’s tough new Islam. And that caused ments — are likely to have a more fulfilling fresh- Another factor to consider is President Sally immigration law, for Comedy Central to cen- man year, with more access to campus facilities and Mason’s initiative to make the UI a more environ- instance, designed, appar- sor “the prophet’s non- activities. mentally friendly campus. Downer said it is harder ently, to crack down on appearance appearances It is unfair of UI officials to encourage all fresh- to conserve energy and become a “green” university illegal immigration. … and every single refer- men to stay in the dorms their first year — as they with old, retrofitted buildings, in comparison with It’s probably ence to Muhammad was seem to actively promote — and then not adequate- constructing new, LEED-certified buildings. unAmerican of me, but I bleeped out.” ly house them. When the state of Iowa and the UI So would you rather invest in an old, inefficient just can’t get too excited I have to agree with are in such dire financial straits, it is fiscally irre- building — the Iowa House — that might tem- about illegal immigra- Douthat: This type of cen- sponsible to pass up a huge money-saving opportu- porarily solve the problem? Or should the UI invest tion. That’s because sorship is unacceptable. nity. in a new, efficient building that could attract new whenever I think about Satirizing Islam, Creating a new dorm from the existing hotel students? I’d put my money on a new dorm. illegal immigration, I Christianity, Judaism, facilities would be the correct move for the univer- — by Jonathan Groves think of my friend Buddhism, Hinduism, sity. Your turn. Should the University of Iowa convert the Iowa House Hotel into Jessica, who is very intel- Taoism, Shintoism, ani- — by Tyler Hakes a new residence hall? Weigh in on dailyiowan.com. ligent (graduate student mism, atheism — and in philosophy kind of bigoted ranting — is pro- intelligent) and who is tected speech and should- Letters also, as it happens, part n’t be censored. Menominee. If I bring up I’m sorry if I missed LETTERS TO THE EDITOR may be sent via e-mail to [email protected] (as text, not as attachment). Each letter the topic of illegal immi- anybody. 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READER COMMENTS that may appear below were originally posted on dailyiowan.com in response to published mean, how did all we Let’s suppose, for a material. They will be chosen for print publication when they are deemed to be well-written and to forward public discussion. white Americans get moment, there is God (Or They may be edited for length and style. here, anyway? any other name — Allah, There are other things Jehovah, etc. — the nam- Immigration law an personal freedom when we check Social Security cards and Hats off to UI more important than ing is merely a human require all people to now carry providing penalties for those that “South Park.” thing, not a godly thing; affront to basic rights around proof of their legal eligibil- do not check. Actual enforcement officials Republicans blocking the if there is a God, it does Until last week, I was never ity to be in this country, regard- of this law would be a better way In response to an April 23 financial-reform bill, for not think of itself, as we less of citizenship? Furthermore, letter in The Daily Iowan decry- ashamed to be an American citizen. to fight the process of illegal instance. Off-shore oil humans understand in spite of Brewer’s assumptions, ing the university for support- rigs exploding and sink- thinking, of a name for However, when Arizona Gov. immigration, as opposed to asking Jan Brewer signed into law how can police officials avoid eth- ing the 21-ordinance, I respond ing in the Gulf of Mexico, itself. It is everything. anybody that looks “different” Senate Bill 1070, I could begin to nic profiling when determining that I, too, am paying for a causing an oil spill (drill, Such as we humans (read: Latino) to submit official see the point where freedom is “reasonable suspicion” of illegal quality education from a great Obama, drill). Rats in understand everything. documentation. quashed. The bill requires police status? This is an extremely sub- school. And I am damn sick of your toilet bowl. Which, I admit, we don’t. Let’s continue to fight illegal “when practicable” to question jective stance to have and also a dodging puke stains while I am Rats in your toilet Things get messy here, slippery slope that could lead to immigration using existing laws, people about their immigration walking from one part of cam- bowl? you exclaim. That’s and we Americans really dangerous repercussions in this rather than create a police state don’t like “messy here.” status if officials are suspicious pus to another. an urban myth. Isn’t it? country. How long until other using shortsighted legislation. We like tidy solutions to that the person in question is an So, as an undergraduate stu- Um, maybe not. states adopt similar measures? While fixing the problem of According to a story I complex problems and illegal immigrant, and all immi- dent at the University of Iowa, I Immigration in this country is a immigration should be a top pri- heard on “This American frequently mowed lawns, grants must have proof of legal ority, an even greater priority say bravo to the university for large problem and surely more Life” this past weekend, neither of which occur as status. Anybody who is not car- should be the protection of the standing up to the teenagers pronounced in states that border rats — or a single rat, often as we would like. rying immigration papers will constitutional rights of all who come to Iowa City to party That explains some of the Mexico, Arizona included. more specifically — can face a misdemeanor charge, Americans, Latino or otherwise. under the pretense of getting a indeed wind up in your politicians we elect — I However, there already exists an regardless of their legal status. Kyle Moody great education. toilet bowl. call it the frequently How are we supposed to enter- Arizona state law that was passed UI teaching assistant, journalism Annie Tye So now I eye my toilet mowed-lawn solution.) tain the notions of democracy and in 2007 requiring employers to department UI student bowl a bit more suspiciously. Now, about those rats.

Guest opinion ‘Responsible’ drinking: defining the subjective

By KELLY VANDER WERFF their definition on their day and per week, with a than one drink per hour is tainers. if they drink within these April is Alcohol Aware- personal preferences, low risk (though not recommended to reduce Some people may think limits. Our age, body size, ness Month. So how do we rather than on the actual devoid of risk) of experi- the risk of problems relat- these low-risk drinking whether we’ve eaten, and define responsible risks to their health and encing problems. Low-risk ed to alcohol impairment. guidelines are higher than if we are sick or fatigued drinking? safety. For instance, if my drinking for men consti- In addition, size and con- they ought to be; others all affect us. And it is Most people know that definition of responsible tutes no more than four tent matters when count- may think the guidelines always recommended to alcohol abuse costs us all a drinking is “as long as I standard drinks on any ing drinks. A standard are too low, believing they avoid alcohol altogether if great deal. An estimated don’t drive, it doesn’t mat- one day and no more than drink is a 12-ounce beer, can handle more alcohol you are taking medications $191 billion each year is ter how much I drink,” I 14 drinks per week. (Note: five ounces of table wine, than this without experi- that interact with alcohol, lost in productivity, alco- might avoid problems with This doesn’t mean a per- or 1.5 ounces of 80 proof encing problems. These managing a medical condi- hol-related illnesses and drinking and driving, yet I son can “save up” and have spirits. Often the way beer guidelines, however, are tion that can worsen by accidents, services related may be exposing myself to all 14 drinks in one or two and wine are served to us not based on personal drinking, underage, preg- to crime and crime victims, a variety of other health days and still be low risk.) can mean that we are get- opinion about “responsible nant or trying to become and substance-abuse and safety problems relat- For women, it is no more ting two or three standard drinking.” Rather, they are pregnant, or in substance- treatment. It doesn’t have ed to overconsumption. than three drinks on a sin- drinks in one container. based on what research abuse recovery. to be that way. According to the Nation- gle day and no more than Mixed drinks often have has found to reduce risk Kelly Vander Werff is the prevention We often hear the al Institute on Alcohol seven drinks per week. more than one shot of alco- for the vast majority of manager for MECCA Services, a non- phrase “please drink Abuse and Alcoholism, Because the average per- hol and therefore count as people. profit group offering substance responsibly,” but what is low-risk drinking is the son can metabolize about more than one standard It is important to note abuse prevention, early intervention, “responsible”? amount of alcohol an aver- one standard drink per drink, especially if they are that some people may still evaluation, detoxification, treatment, People frequently base age adult can consume per hour, consuming no more served in very large con- experience problems even and aftercare.

The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Tuesday, April 27, 2010 - 5 dailyiowan.com for more arts and culture Arts&Culture Poetry as sound CD REVIEW Ben and Sandra Doller — both Iowa Writers’ Love tries too hard Workshop alumni — will each read from their collections of poetry today at Prairie Lights. in Nobody’s Daughter By JOSIE JONES [email protected]

Sandra Doller refers to Courtney Love, make some good music. herself as a wanderer. The poet hasn’t lived any place By ERIC SUNDERMANN The singer yells unneces- how Love is feeling. Her longer than three years [email protected] sary curse words with a lyrics of frustration, anxi- since she was 17 — and screechy and overly ety, and female empower- that place was Iowa City. When I think about a aggressive voice, trying to ment finally make sense, She attended the Iowa female rock star — stilet- create a hopeless and and I find myself caring Writers’ Workshop from tos, tattoos, tight jeans — underappreciated feel on about her. I wonder why 2001 to 2003. no other woman fits the the album that isn’t there. she hurts. I wonder what “Iowa City really was a description more than She’s trying to reach the pain is. I wonder how first home for me in a lot Hole’s Courtney Love. And back to the good ol’ days of to help. of ways,” the now 35-year- she even Hole, the times of Live But then it stops. old said. “I felt welcome has the Through This, trying to Nobody’s Daughter here, surrounded by some story to go create that same heart- returns to the monoto- crazy wonderful writers in PUBLICITY PHOTO with it — breaking yet rockable feel. nous mess that it was. this wacky prairie oasis.” Iowa Writers’ Workshop graduates Sandra and Ben Doller will return rock-star But she can’t do it. To call Love closes the album The UI alum will read to Iowa City tonight to read from their poetry collections. boyfriend her lyrics cliché or trite, with “Never Go Hungry,” at 7 p.m. today at Prairie suicide, such as “your whole world which sounds like her Lights Books, 15 S. Sandra Doller’s back- drug addic- Hole is in my hands / your attempt to write a Bob Dubuque St., from her sec- ground in other art forms, READING tion, and a whole wide world is in my Dylan song. Except ond book, Chora, which including dance and play- stint in Nobody’s hands” on “Pacific Coast rather than Dylan’s was released in March. writing, has an important Ben and Sandra Doller rehab. Daughter Highway” would be an earnest, scratchy voice, She will be accompanied role in her current work. When: 7 p.m. today But no understatement, to say we get Love sounding like by husband and fellow She has been told that her Where: Prairie Lights Books, 15 S. matter ## out of the least. a teenage boy going poet Ben Doller, who will writing is best when Dubuque what, no ##### And these problems con- through puberty. read from his collections heard aloud, something Admission: Free matter how tinue. Along with the It’s sad, really, because Dead Ahead and FAQ. she also relates to per- hard Love tries, there’s monotony of Love’s vocals, Love is a good musician. Admission is free. formance art. one part about being a the musicianship of the Live Through This contin- kind of writing I like or It was poetry, in fact, “I am more concerned rock star that she forgets album doesn’t do anything ues to be one of the most aspire to create, there that initially connected with utterance and sound with Hole’s new album, new or exciting. It’s the celebrated grunge should be some comforting the two. When they were than with strict semantic Nobody’s Daughter. That same distorted guitar albums of the ’90s, but clarity in the fact that it first together, they collab- or everyday sense,” would be making music. chords over and over and that success isn’t enough is, in a sense, a kind of oratively wrote 50 sonnets she said. “And I’m pretty To call the group’s over again. Granted, Hole to make up for the per- music and a very simple — a poem of 14 lines that sure that comes fourth studio album a always had a grungy, dis- formance on Nobody’s music at that,” he said. follows a strict rhyme from performance.” Hole album is a bit of a torted feel to its music, but Daughter. It’s an 11-track The couple has read at scheme and structure. Meanwhile, Ben Doller, stretch. The only original this repetitiveness (com- long train wreck. If you’re Prairie Lights before, but One wrote every other who also attended the returning member is Love, bined with Love’s voice) is yearning for some the bookstore has more line, then handed it to the Writers’ Workshop but at and she’s so far removed unbearable. grunge, just go grab some other. Sandra Doller a different time than his meaning to Ben Doller. from herself at the time of The only bright spot on early Hole and don’t refers to the poems as a wife, draws inspiration The poet worked at Hole’s peak in 1994, it’s the album is with “How waste your time with “beautiful record of that from his history with Prairie Lights for two like she’s not there, either. Dirty Girls Get Clean.” Nobody’s Daughter. time” and something to music and the collabora- years, answering ques- The major flaw with This song is the only Eric’s Pick: Early ’90s Courtney Love, “mark the beginning of an tive process that allows tions and alphabetizing Nobody’s Daughter is that moment when listeners when she was only kind of crazy, not ongoing communication for discoveries he could books. Love is trying too hard. can actually identify with really, really crazy. — a marriage.” never make in isolation. “It’s an important place The pair — who married He tries to find a way to to me, as I know it is to in 2005 and later merged mix many voices into many people,” he said. “I their last names of Miller one text. look forward to cruising (Sandra) and Doyle (Ben) “Despite the difficulty the stacks in what I feel is to make Doller — main- most people associate one of the best places in tains differences. with or encounter in the the world.”

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The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Tuesday, April 27, 2010 - 7 dailyiowan.com for more news News Wanderlust and a yen for public service

UI junior Erica Hayes says her career aspirations include public service. By MICHELLE HILLENBRAND serving students than ‘I learned about differ- UI junior and Student [email protected] political gain,” she said. Government Vice President “It’s a great way to net- ent personality types Erica Hayes sits on the In her time overseas, work but also just really Pentacrest on Monday. University of Iowa Stu- and how to work with be that voice.” Hayes draws experience dent Government Vice UISG President John different styles of from many trips to other President Erica Hayes Rigby and Hayes have countries. She plans to has seen everything from plans to increase the uni- leadership. It re-ener- glaciers and whales to increase volunteer versity’s community gized me and got me opportunities for students. cacti and beaches. The UI involvement and volun- junior has ventured to teer efforts, and they excited to do things Mexico, Brazil, Chile, want to create a commu- for the community.’ Argentina, and the nity-service project that Japanese island of Oki- connects UI students and — Erica Hayes, UISG nawa. local high-school stu- vice president While her experiences dents. have allowed her to dis- Former UISG Vice cover the fun of snorkel- President J.D. Moran, Erica Hayes ROB JOHNSON/ THE DAILY IOWAN ing and the beauty of who worked with Hayes • Age: 22 Japanese castle ruins, when she was speaker of • Hometown: Marion they also instilled in her the Senate, said the Mar- • Favorite Iowa City a desire to help others. ion native is one of the restaurant: Devotay Her adventures abroad best leaders on campus. • Last song played on iPod: also inspired Hayes to “She is confident, pas- “Rude Boy,” by Rihanna pursue an international sionate, and approach- • Favorite T-spoons bever- career, most likely involv- able and will certainly age: Iced latte with two raw ing health care, politics, aid in the success of this sugars or public service. university,” he said. • Favorite “Glee” charac- During her freshman Former UISG Presi- ter: Sue Sylvester year of college, she jour- dent Mike Currie gave • Favorite food: Bratwurst neyed to Mexico for a his support as well. Know someone we should shine a light health-studies mission “I think over the past trip through her church. on? E-mail us at : couple years, she’s shown [email protected]. “We went to a clinic in a lot of leadership in stu- a small village on the Catch up with others from our series at dent government,” he dailyiowan.com/spotlight. border of Mexico, and said. “She showed the every day, we had a mini pharmacy for them,” she type of leadership she needs to do a good job.” said. “I acted as a trans- some options include lator for the two doctors To help further develop her skills, Hayes attend- graduate school, teaching who were from my church English in Spain, or the — it was unbelievable to ed LeaderShape, a lead- ership development pro- Peace Corps. be able to do that.” Friend Alyssa Gillen, After her arrival at the gram, over winter break, an experience she said who described Hayes as UI, the international generous and compas- was empowering. studies and Spanish sionate, said she is not “I learned about differ- major said she found a surprised at all that way to put her desire to ent personality types and Hayes would choose these help others to work — how to work with differ- life paths. through student govern- ent styles of leadership,” “That’s really Erica to a ment. she said. “It re-energized ‘T’ — dedicated to mak- After discovering UISG me and got me excited to ing a positive impact on at the student organiza- do things for the commu- everyone she meets,” she tions fair, she said she nity.” said. knew she wanted to get And while Hayes is involved. unsure of her plans after “I’m more in it for the graduation, she said

8 - The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Tuesday, April 27, 2010 Sports dailyiowan.com for more sports 2 Hawkeyes grew up teammates Katie Keim and Chelsey Carmody have been playing together since elementary school.

By IAN MARTIN their skills with as the one of the toughest left while the team will have [email protected] team moved up through infields in the Big Ten. to find a replacement at the age groups. Third baseman Keim and shortstop, it may be the Iowa softball player The experience with the shortstop Carmody are shortstop who may also Katie Keim brought the Chaos was important for praised by teammates for, have to search for wrong cleats to a game one them, because the two among other things, their a replacement. day. Thankfully, teammate played on numerous teams uncanny abilities to know “It’s just weird not hav- Chelsey Carmody had the finishing in the top 20 each other’s every move. same size, so the two ing her next to me or across nationally for their age “It’s one of those bonds from me [when I play shared during the contest. group. The 13-girl roster where you can tell one sports],” Carmody said. “I brought two left later produced 12 Division- knows what the other cleats on a trip,” Keim I players and one who went one’s thinking before the said and laughed. “So we on to a Division-II team. other one knows what had to share cleats, and On those successful she’s thinking,” Iowa when she went out on the teams, the tandem began catcher Liz Watkins said. field, I’d just be sitting on their union as two play- Iowa head coach Gayle the bench.” ers who just enjoyed Blevins, who Beatty said, This strange incident playing together. recruited Keim after ini- didn’t happen during the Keim and Carmody tially going to see the older Big Ten season or even played the middle infield, Carmody play, agreed she during their collegiate and even at the youth level, has a valuable asset at her careers, but rather when began to understand each five and six positions. the pair of Missourians other’s games. first became teammates. “Katie played second “You see that friendship The two began playing and Chelsey played short,” come on the field,” she said. “Especially because youth ball together in the KC MCGINNIS/THE DAILY IOWAN Chaos coach Evan Beatty late 1990s. Keim jokingly said. “They knew where they play side-by-side, Iowa junior Chelsey Carmody runs down a pop-up during game two of they know each other described their first season the Hawkeyes’ double-header against South Dakota at the Hawkeye each person was going to together as teammates as be every single time. It pretty well.” Softball Complex on March 21. Iowa held South Dakota to two runs “love at first sight.” almost got to the point The Hawkeyes will get While the two didn’t total for the two games. where they didn’t have to the pair for only one more end up at the same high Moving as a pair to zation. The softball club communicate anymore.” season. Keim is a sopho- school, they were together numerous travel teams, the wasn’t just a one-season And now, even though more, and Iowa will be all through their forma- two eventually ended up in affair, but rather a group Keim has moved to the hot without junior Carmody tive years. the St. Louis Chaos organi- the girls would develop corner, the two make up after the 2011 season. But

POINT/COUNTERPOINT Which former Hawkeye has the best situation in the NFL?

Bryan Bulaga improved teams in the league. Pat Angerer astute veterans, and top-notch After making some noise in the coaching makes them — Angerer As a Bears’ fan, I’m concerned. Perhaps no other former- free-agent market during the off- included — a perennial playoff With the Green Bay Packers Hawkeye draftee stepped into a season, head coach Jim Schwartz and Super Bowl threat. drafting former Hawkeye stand- better situation than linebacker and general manager Mart Mayhew — by Ethan Sebert out Bryan Bulaga 23rd overall, went into the draft looking to take Pat Angerer. there is sure to be fewer sacks the best available talent. The defending AFC Champion allowed by the cheesehead offen- They bolstered their young Indianapolis Colts selected Tony Moeaki sive line this season and in sea- roster with big names, including Angerer with the 63rd overall While Kansas City may never sons to come. Ndamukong Suh, Jahvid Best, and pick. With their selection, the forget about ex-Chief tight end That should make Packer quar- Amari Spievey. Colts made Angerer only the sec- Tony Gonzalez, who now plays for terback Aaron Rodgers happy, The Lions needed to address ond Hawkeye drafted out of the the Atlanta Falcons, fans will seeing as the Green Bay offen- their defense, which ranked 32nd six to join a team with a winning soon be familiar with another sive line allowed an NFL-high 51 in the league, giving up 30.9 record from last season. Tony on the teams’ roster. sacks last season. points per game and a league- Another benefit for Angerer is Tony Moeaki, selected by While all of the six Hawkeyes worst 265.6 yards through the air the Iowa connections in the Kansas City in the third round at taken in last weekend’s NFL draft last season. Colts’ organization. Indianapolis No. 93 overall, had an eventful ended up in great situations — has a history of success with for- career as a Hawkeye, spending mostly because none of them Spievey will enter training mer Hawkeyes in the NFL. five years in Iowa City because of were taken by the Raiders — camp competing for a starting Angerer joins tight end Dallas a medical redshirt in 2007. there’s little doubt whether cornerback job, and considering how awful the Lions secondary is, Clark, safety Bob Sanders, and And despite being bugged by Bulaga is in the best situation. his former teammate and defen- I will go as far as to say he will be an ankle sprain for a portion of Being the only Hawkeye draft- sive tackle Mitch King on the ros- starting by the fourth game of last season, Moeaki had 30 ed in the first round, he will make ter. Even their head coach, Jim the season — if not sooner. receptions for 387 yards and four the most money, which puts the Caldwell, used to don the Black I realize this is Detroit, and touchdowns. Two of those scores Crystal Lake, Ill., native in the and Gold. patting the team on the back for came in the Homecoming victory best situation by default. But Besides joining a winning team a “draft well done” is football against Michigan, which earned besides getting paid, he also has and the obvious Iowa ties, blasphemy. But the Lions’ newly him Big Ten Offensive Player of the best opportunity to immedi- Angerer will also have the oppor- appointed brain trust now have the Week honors. ately see on-field action. tunity to learn from one of the The former Big Ten Offensive two spectacular drafts and a tal- While Bryan Bulaga and Pat league’s best middle linebackers Lineman of the Year should have ented core of players. Angerer will get early playing in Gary Brackett. The Colts a chance to step into the starting Some Lion fans might be slam- time with their respective squads, lineup right away and provide recently signed the 29-year-old the Chiefs needed an upgrade at ming Spievey for his “slow” 4.52 to a five-year contract extension. much needed help to an aging second 40-yard dash time and tight end, and Moeaki can affect Packer O-line. In addition, Bulaga Many have compared Angerer his new squad as soon as this fall. questionable man-to-man cover- with Brackett in terms of has the opportunity to learn from age skills. But those people need At the scouting combine, he one of the more experienced physique and style of play, which recorded a 4.69 40-yard dash to consider a few things. is another reason Brackett makes offensive lines in the NFL. The best wide receiver in the time and 9-5 broad jump, tied for The veteran corps of Packer such a perfect player to teach fifth among tight ends. NFC North (Calvin Johnson) plays Angerer the keys of being a suc- linemen should do for Bulaga for Detroit, so Spievey will be Moeaki is a complete tight cessful pro linebacker. end, with his 6-4, 245 pound what the Raiders haven’t done contending against him on a daily Along with Brackett, the Colts frame at the forefront. for fellow former Hawkeye basis, which should only make bring back their two other starting To go along with his size and Robert Gallery — develop him into him a better face-up defender. linebackers in Clint Session and speed, Moeaki is also a superior a Pro-Bowl lineman. He also excels in jamming Offensive tackles Chad Clifton Philip Wheeler. All three of the line- run blocker, an attribute many receivers at the line of and Mark Tauscher both have 11 backers have regular-season, play- college tight ends seem to lack. scrimmage. With the defensive years of NFL experience, success- off, and Super Bowl experience. Moeaki will be effective in the line the Lions now have, his fully protecting the likes of Brett However, this doesn’t mean pros for arguably that reason strength to push an opposing Favre and Rodgers, and Packer Angerer won’t see any playing alone, a facet Iowa head coach receiver out of bounds will keep offensive-line coach Joe Philbin time. He will likely get to start out Kirk Ferentz has praised before. spent four years at Iowa as Kirk the ball in the quarterbacks’ on special teams and see the field The Hawkeye captain made his Ferentz’s offensive-line coach. hands longer; giving newly during nickel situations, all the strengths evident in the 2010 These individuals should pro- acquired defensive end Kyle while being groomed as Brackett’s Orange Bowl, leading the way for vide integral advice to help Bulaga Vanden Bosch and Suh plenty of eventual long-term replacement. freshmen running backs Adam grow from an award-winning colle- time to rush the quarterback. Angerer will also be ready to Robinson and Brandon Wegher. giate player to the All-Pro lineman Spievey is a shut-down corner step in if Indianapolis’ lineback- Todd Haley’s team needs an that he’s capable of becoming. with an amazing football IQ. He ing corps suffers any injuries. every-down kind of guy, and — by Mitch Smith has a natural sense for where the Regardless of where and when Moeaki is such a player. By play- football is — especially in a zone he plays, there’s no doubt ing in a pro-style offense at defense. But most importantly, Angerer joined one of the most Iowa, it will be easy for Moeaki Amari Spievey he helps the Lions amp up a noto- successful football teams of the to learn the playbook and step The Detroit Lions came out of riously awful pass defense. past decade. The Colts’ combina- in immediately. the NFL draft as one of the most — by Jerry Scherwin Jr. tion of talented young players, — by Matt Cozzi

NHL Bruins top Sabres, It’s Boston’s second playoff for the Sabres, and Thomas the ice, as did the yellow towels series victory — and first at home Vanek made it 4-3 with 1:13 left the team had passed out to take series — since 1999. after the goalie was pulled for an the fans. BOSTON (AP) — David Krejci Buffalo, which missed the extra skater. Buffalo was 0-for-19 on the had two goals and one assist to playoffs in each of the past two The Sabres pulled Miller with power play in the series. lead Boston to a 4-3 victory over seasons, has not advanced since 2:25 left, trailing by two goals, The Bruins had given up the Buffalo in Game 6 of their first- reaching the conference semifi- and again after a faceoff at cen- first goal in each of the first round playoff series on Monday nals in 2006 and ’07. ter ice with just over two minutes five games, and they led for night and put the Bruins in the Mark Recchi had a goal and an remaining. Vanek, who missed 19:40 of the first 327:41. But Eastern Conference semifinals. assist, and Miroslav Satan also the previous three games with a Boston took the lead on Monday Tuukka Rask stopped 27 shots scored for the Bruins. sore left ankle, put them within night when Recchi’s pass was for Boston, which will play either Olympic MVP Ryan Miller made one goal, but they couldn’t tie it redirected behind Miller by Philadelphia or Pittsburgh in the 28 saves for Buffalo. Patrick in the closing minute. Krejci at the 13:39 mark of the second round. Kaleta and Nathan Gerbe scored The Bruins streamed onto first period.

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DUNN Retired but still DRAFT isn’t going to impress never dipped below 480 developed a knack for pin- affecting the sport? many scouts, either. yards or 12.5 yards per ing opponents inside their CONTINUED FROM 12 CONTINUED FROM 12 But by the end of next catch average in a season. own 20. ESPN’s Mel Kiper When Dunn became a year, Stanzi will have start- S Brett Greenwood: Jr. rated Donahue as the coach, he believed the job Clayborn shone all sea- ed nearly three full seasons Very quietly, Greenwood best senior kicker going He had loved gymnastics son, including the bowl in a pro-style offense. With has been one of Iowa’s into the 2010 season. since his days as a competi- was a young man’s game, in which he was the infusion of the spread most productive defen- TE Allen Reisner: In tor at Arlington Heights career. That hasn’t named MVP. Ferentz said, offense in college football, sive players. He’s not Kirk Ferentz’s 11 years High in Chicago’s north- changed. He doesn’t have “Assuming he keeps pro- pro-style quarterbacks are flashy like his safety on campus, four tight western suburbs. After the same energy that he high school, he went to gressing and playing like highly valued. counterpart, Tyler Sash, ends have been selected had when he started Penn State, at which he he has, he’ll be one of the Stanzi’s leadership but he rarely makes a in the draft — Dallas met Nittany Lion head coaching, he said, and he best in the country.” qualities alone should be costly misstep. Clark, Scott Chandler, coach Gene Wettstone, the thinks it’s a common Clayborn is top-10 caliber. enough to make him a Greenwood has always Brandon Myers, and Tony winner of nine NCAA team problem of aging. It wouldn’t surprise me if late-round pick and a reminded me of Matt Moeaki. Reisner should championships. Plus the need for “new he became the program’s serviceable NFL backup. Bowen, the former make it five if he contin- Dunn, whose Penn State first top-five selection since WR Derrell Johnson- Hawkeye safety who ues to produce. blood,” he said, that was career included a national Robert Gallery in 2004. Koulianos: The affable went on to have a seven- That’s six potential title on the parallel bars in his reason for retiring, QB Ricky Stanzi: We wide receiver sits just 401 year NFL career. Bowen NFL prospects. And I 1971, said his time with which came as a surprise all know Iowa’s signal yards away from break- was a sixth-round pick didn’t even include hon- Wettstone spurred him to to both his past and pres- caller is a bit mistake- ing Tim Dwight’s all-time in 1999. Greenwood orable mentions become a coach. ent associates. prone. His 15 intercep- Iowa receiving record. could go higher with a Jeremiha Hunter, “Gene taught me the “When Tom mentioned to tions last year were fifth- Johnson-Koulianos’ con- good 2010 season. Christian Ballard, Karl basics of how to run a me he was retiring, I told most in the Football Bowl sistency has been some- P Ryan Donahue: Yes, Klug, Julian successful program,” Subdivision. His 56.3 thing to marvel at the punters get drafted, too. Vandervelde, and junior him, ‘But you’re still a young Dunn said. “He ran the completion percentage past three years. He has Last year, Donahue wideout Marvin McNutt. best program in the man. You can still coach,’ ” nation at that time, and I said Chow, who learned of tried to use my experi- Dunn’s decision last year. ence with him as a step- pingstone for my career.” “To me, he still could be After graduate school, involved, somehow.” Dunn became the head While Dunn’s influence coach at the University of won’t be felt in the prac- Massachusetts, and he tice room, it will be felt as remained there until 1975. He then returned to his a college judge — some- alma mater as an assistant thing he believes will be a for four years, then took natural transition out of that position at Iowa. coaching. He plans to One year later, he judge the Hawkeyes’ prac- became the head coach of the Hawkeyes, and he tices and attend home decided to build the pro- meets as a fan. gram his way. That meant Departing senior Reid focusing on academics Urbain wants to see a and an enjoyable gymnas- continuation of the princi- tics experience to attract student-athletes. ples Dunn established in “I wanted to come to the Iowa program. Iowa because of the whole “I would like the new environment he has creat- coach to give all his gym- ed from the practice to the nasts — scholarship or school,” Iowa junior gym- nast Mike Jiang said. “The walk-on — a fair shot and way we interact is unique treat everyone with and not like any other col- respect,” Urbain said. leges I’ve been to. “[Dunn is] very under- “I hope the environment standing of everyone on stays after Coach Dunn is gone, because we all love it. the team and can have an I don’t want it to be differ- effect on you in whatever ent after he retires.” you do.”

TENNIS ‘It’s really a joint effort between Recreational CONTINUED FROM 12 Services and the traveling teams, prepare athletics department.’ the facilities, and adver- tise the event. The depart- —Michele Conlon, ment has contributed assistant director funding from its own account to ensure the matches and advertise event’s success, the event. Jantz said. “We’ll probably have 50 Recreational Services or 60 people who are staff members work year- round to maintain the going to help us with indoor and outdoor this,” Jantz said. “Folks courts. But because of the who will help us with hos- upcoming tournament, pitality, folks who will extra measures have help us with scoring.” been taken. Despite all the fliers Workers installed extra bleachers, as well as tem- and pamphlets promoting porary scoreboards and the tournament, the best court scoreboards, said draw is the Hawkeyes, Damian Simcox, the Jantz said. director of athletic facili- “The team itself has ties. Most of the cost of been a great story for us,” providing these services comes from Recreational she said. “That’s our Services’ budget. biggest ad right there. The majority of the The fact that they’ll be preparation is complete. seeded fourth, However, event manage- that’s great.” ment staff is in the midst of coordinating practice schedules for visiting teams. Aside from the prepara- tion of the courts, a large staff is required to help and inform visitors about schedules and court locations. “It’s really a joint effort between Recreational Services and the athletics department,” said Michele Conlon, the assistant director for ten- nis and the Hawkeye Ten- nis & Recreation Com- plex. “Both of them have great crews who help. Whether its setting up umpire’s chairs, putting up new nets, or making sure the wind screens are all set up.” As the event approach- es, athletics department and Recreational Ser- vices staff members have met on a weekly basis to coordinate, Conlon said. Besides the work from the two staffs, the athlet- ics department has recruited volunteers to help keep score in

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They have The junior from Man- second-place McQuillan. four of the five highest bat- chester, Iowa, leads the “I don’t think Ryan was ting averages on the team, team in batting average really locked in this past account for more than half (.370) and slugging per- weekend against Michi- the team’s RBIs, and score centage (.550), and he is gan, but it seemed like 47 percent of the runs. tied with Muller for the anytime we needed a run “There’s no doubt that lead in triples (three). driven in, he found a way to get it done,” Dahm said. we go as our top four guys McCool wasn’t a regular “If you want to talk about go,” catcher Tyson Blaser in Iowa’s lineup at the timely hitting, he’s the guy said. “Even we go as beginning of the season, who’s been giving us that Muller goes. He had a big but his prowess at the big swing of the bat.” weekend for us, and it’s not plate forced Dahm’s hand. 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TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 2010 Dunn’s influence lingers

Men’s gymnastics head coach Tom Dunn will retire in June, leaving behind an environment the student-athletes want to keep and a legacy many won’t forget.

Sonja Molnar TENNIS Women’s tennis tourney games announced Seedings and pairings for this week’s Big Ten women’s tennis tournament were announced on Monday. And after securing the fourth seed and a first-round bye with a 6-1 win over Purdue on April 23, the Hawkeyes are slated to play No. 5 Indiana (5-5, 15-8) at 10 a.m. Friday. Iowa previously edged the Hoosiers, 4-3, at home during regular season on April 11. Michigan earned the top seed and a bye with a 10-0 record in conference play to win its first Big Ten regular- season championship since 1997. The Wolverines also ended No. 2-seeded Northwestern’s 11-consecutive regular-season conference titles on April 3 with a 4-3 vic- tory in Evanston, Ill. The Wildcats (9-1, 18-6) managed a first-round bye as well, along with No. 3 seed Illinois (8-2, 14-8). LAURA WILLIS/THE DAILY IOWAN In the opening round on Iowa men’s gymnastics coach Tom Dunn speaks with gymnast Ben Ketelsen in the Field House on April 21, 2010. After 31 years at Iowa, Dunn will retire in June. Thursday, No. 6 Ohio State (5-5, 18-8) will face No. 11 Penn State By NICK GANS gymnastics world. He has successful gymnastics learn from,” said Chow, who calm and honest with my (0-10, 4-18). No. 7 Purdue (5-5, [email protected] kept Iowa near the top for coaches in America. remains friends with Dunn. whole team,” Golder said. 16-5) will play No. 10 Michigan what seems like forever.” Liang Chow started his “I feel that under his lead- “The in-your-face type of State (1-9, 7-16), and No. 8 For nearly three decades Forever will come to an coaching career as an assis- ership, he showed me how coach who yells at his team Wisconsin (3-7, 8-15) will face Tom Dunn has coached 22 end in June, when Dunn tant coach at Iowa in 1990. you need to teach everyone isn’t always the best route. No. 9 Minnesota (3-7, 10-13). Iowa teams to top-four Big will retire. He has since gained national under you the right exam- I learned how to draw lines Admission to the four-day Ten finishes and 33 indi- Since his first season in recognition as a U.S. Nation- ple to learn from.” with my team without tournament at the Hawkeye viduals who combined for 1981, Dunn has experi- al Team trainer and the club Michigan men’s gymnas- always punishing them.” Tennis & Recreation 67 All-American honors. enced the highs of 23 top- coach of 2008 Olympic gold tics head coach Kurt Golder Complex is free. He’s also coached a lot 10 seasons and the lows of medalist Shawn Johnson. also enjoyed some success Who influenced him — by Ryan Young of coaches. watching other men’s pro- Chow remembers how with the same model. His “He put Iowa gymnastics grams around the country Tom Dunn helped Wolverines won the NCAA Dunn remembers the MLB on the map,” Iowa Associ- get cut in the 1980s. him evolve. championships on April 9, advice his father gave him ate Athletics Director Mark His legacy won’t end “I always felt Tom Dunn employing what Golder when he was younger: “Do Cubs stroll Jennings said. “Tom has this summer. His model was honest with everyone, learned under Dunn as an something you enjoy doing.” affected all of his student- for coaching has influ- which was why he is such a Iowa assistant from 1991-97. to victory athletes and the whole enced some of the most great person to follow and “Tom taught me to be SEE DUNN, 9 CHICAGO (AP) — Aramis Ramirez walked with the bases loaded in the 10th inning to give the Chicago Cubs a 4-3 victory over the Washington COMMENTARY Nationals on Monday night, their fourth-straight win. Tourney to show off Ryan Theriot, coming off a five-hit game against Iowa turning Milwaukee on Sunday, started the winning rally with a leadoff single to right against Brian tennis’ ‘new’ digs Bruney (1-1). Derrek Lee walked with one out, then Marlon Byrd into NFL mill Recreational Services and the athletics department work blooped a single over second baseman Christian Guzman for The 2011 NFL draft could bring together to flaunt Iowa’s new facility to Big Ten teams. his third hit. That loaded the bases for Ramirez, who walked more NFL success for Iowa. By JON FRANK on four pitches and became [email protected] the third player — and second By SCOTT MILLER MORE INSIDE [email protected] Cub — to walk with the bases Read our arguments for which Hosting the Big Ten former Hawkeye got drafted into the loaded in the game. Tournament in women’s Carlos Marmol (1-0) Six Hawkeyes were best situation. 8 drafted by NFL teams tennis in Iowa City was pitched around a two-out Oklahoma, and Tennessee once unfathomable. double by Adam Dunn in the this weekend, the largest number since 1976. all have a top-10 recruit- All that changed in the top of the 10th and recorded ing class signed, according spring of 2005, when his first win since June 14 That’s a big deal — a to Rivals.com. That’s right: Recreational Services against Minnesota. program-changing deal. It Seven of Rivals’ top-10 approved the construc- Ace-turned-reliever Carlos has to be. 2 classes had six or more tion of a new facility on Zambrano pitched 1 ⁄3 score- Only Florida (nine), the western campus. less innings in his second Alabama (seven), players taken in the draft. And beginning on appearance out of the bullpen Oklahoma (seven), and But these schools shuttle off a bevy of NFL-ready Thursday, Recreational and first at Wrigley Field Southern California (seven) prospects every year. For Services and the athlet- RYAN MILLER/THE DAILY IOWAN since his removal from the had more prospects nabbed Ferentz to fully capitalize ics department will The Iowa women’s tennis team competes against Iowa State on Feb. rotation last week. He came this weekend. And Iowa on the 2010 draft, he needs finally will host the first 21 in the Hawkeye Tennis & Recreation Complex. Iowa will host its on to loud cheers with one tied with Texas, Tennessee, to do the same. It starts women’s Big Ten tennis first Big Ten Tournament since 1994 at the complex Thursday out in the eighth after Dunn LSU, Penn State, and Utah with next year’s draft. Tournament since 1994 through Saturday. lined a single to right off Sean with six players drafted. Marshall. Josh Willingham sin- Below is a list of cur- — an event that serves Look at those names. conference tournaments. Iowa, we want to make gled past a diving Ramirez at rent Hawkeyes that could as the culmination of a They aren’t just schools; third to put runners on first be drafted in 2011: year’s worth of planning. Just four years ago in sure that we have the they’re football institutions. and second before Adam DE Adrian Clayborn: Although the tourna- July 2006, the Hawkeye best environment, not Kennedy popped out and Wil Yes, this is a big deal, but Kirk Ferentz said Clayborn ment is not revenue- Tennis & Recreation only for the student-ath- Nieves struck out with the what makes it a potentially would have been a first- based, it is an opportuni- Complex opened its doors letes and coaches, but crowd on its feet. program-changing deal lies round pick in this year’s ty for Iowa to showcase to both student-athletes also for the fans.” Zambrano took off his cap ahead. The 2011 NFL draft draft, and it’s hard to argue its facilities at the Hawk- and the public. The tournament could and pointed toward the sky is when Iowa can solidify with the head coach. Georgia eye Tennis & Recreation “We treat it as an also serve as a tool to as he often does on his way itself as a pit stop on the Tech defensive end Derrick Complex and enjoy opportunity where we’re attract future recruits to to the dugout. way to the NFL. And that’s Morgan went 16th overall to home-court advantage, going to invite some peo- Iowa, Jantz said. Lee and Ramirez each what sells on the recruiting the Titans, even though he Associate Athletics Direc- ple to our home, and The conference allot- flied out to the warning track trail — even more so than disappeared in the Orange tor Paula Jantz said. we’re going to show them ted the athletics depart- in the bottom half off Tyler an Orange Bowl victory. Bowl thanks to Iowa’s Bryan The facility has 12 out- the best time we can,” ment a budget of $15,000 Walker, as did pinch-hitter Don’t believe me? Bulaga and Kyle Calloway. door courts and eight she said. “When they to accommodate Ryan Zimmerman against Southern Cal, Florida, indoor courts, making come to Iowa City and Zambrano in the ninth. Texas, Alabama, LSU, SEE DRAFT, 9 Iowa eligible to host come to the University of SEE TENNIS, 9