FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 2009 ‘Hapkido teaches students the value of hard work, discipline, and overcoming obstacles. This is drawn by rewards of self-confidence, self-control, and perseverance.’ 7 vie — Brian Hayes, head instructor of the UI Hapkido Club for seats SPORTS Candidate list for the Iowa City Leaders of the band City Council With Pat Angerer, A.J. Edds, and seats now final. Jeremiah Hunter staring down opposing offenses, the Iowa By NICOLE KARLIS linebacker unit has the poten-
[email protected] tial to be one of the best. 1B UI students could have a School of golf major effect on this The Iowa men’s golf team November’s election: Three begins its season at Blue Top are running for spots on Ridge golf course this weekend the Iowa City City Council. for Golfweek’s Conference Thursday night marked Challenge, which features 15 the deadline for candi- teams from 15 different dates to secure spots on conferences. 1B the ballot. Five people are running for the two open NEWS ROB JOHNSON/THE DAILY IOWAN at-large seats; two people No boring speeches Instructor Brian Hayes points his rubber gun at Beth Cody on Thursday at a hapkido demonstration at the UI Field House. Hapkido are running for the Dis- is a form of Korean martial arts that focuses on teaching self-defense. Hayes and Cody have participated in hapkido for over 15 years. trict B spot. The Community of Color festi- The three students to val draws crowds with hip-hop take aim at the at-large dancers and a cappella singers.