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Jessica Darland/Iowa State Daily Gabriel Walsh, Speaker of the Senate, HOIBERG proposed creating an option for students to voice their opinions on the bill in ques- ISU coach Fred Hoiberg, family members tion before each debate during the GSB challenge fans to vote for healthy hearts meeting Wednesday. GSB tables procedural bill during meeting By Michaela.Ramm @iowastatedaily.com

At the latest Government of the Student Body meeting, the Senate debated on an amendment that would remove the requirement for students to have the consent of the Senate to speak at meetings. The bill was tabled indefinitely by the Senate and will return at a later date for discussion. The majority of the senators did not favor the bill and believe the rule is necessary. Kelby Wingert/Iowa State Daily Sen. Richard Hartnett said Karen and Eric Hoiberg, parents of ISU coach Fred Hoiberg, pose for a photo in their home. The picture Karen is holding is one of Fred from when he played in the the rule existed for a reason. NBA for the Minnesota Timberwolves. Fred has dealt with heart issues since he was born and almost lost his life when he was 32 years old. “I think it would be wrong to remove that we can’t object to By Max.Dible State University, pops the film a student who wants to speak,” @iowastatedaily.com into the television perched in his A family history Hartnett said. “[The rule] allows and Karen’s living room. He then us the flexibly more towards our- takes a seat on the couch next to The Hoiberg family is no selves and keep it to the business ric Hoiberg emerges his wife, who sits in an armchair to stranger to heart disease. we are discussing. The point is from the hallway with his right. The family’s lively dog, Fred’s maternal grandfather, that it’s our meeting. If we choose a film that is a decade Eddie, bounces back and forth not to let someone speak, we can old. Every time his wife, across the carpet, occasionally Jerry Bush, who coached do that.” Karen Hoiberg, views it, yelping at the laundry machine, basketball at Nebraska from Sen. Samuel Schulte said aE lump rises in her throat. which is running downstairs. 1954-1963, died from heart he thinks that any student who “I haven’t seen this in a long Soft music plays as the title wants to speak here should not time,” Karen says. “I can finally flashes across the screen. disease. have to ask permission. watch it without crying.” “I love the music,” Karen says Fred’s mother, Karen, has had Sen. Ryan Starn said the sen- The film is entitled “Born quietly. Her eyes remain glued to heart problems of her own, ate chamber did not belong to the Broken Hearted,” and it details the television. which requires her to use a senators, but to the students. ISU men’s basketball coach Fred A 32-year-old Fred Hoiberg “If [students] want to come Hoiberg’s open heart surgery, the appears, and he begins to explain pacemaker as well. Neither in and talk, they should have the entire Hoiberg family’s shock at the condition that threatened Fred’s grandfather nor his right to,” Starn said. “I won’t vote the immediacy of the surgery’s ne- his life. mother suffer from the same on anything that infringes on cessity, and the difficult recovery Fred was born with a bicus- those rights.” that followed. It was produced for pid aortic valve. Aortic valves condition that afflicts him, Sen. Erick Dietz said the Sen- a class project by an ISU gradu- move blood from the heart to the however. ate serves the students, but at ate student, Susie McGee (now aorta, the primary artery that then Fred’s ISU family has also the same time must serve as an Susie Moutray), who was studying distributes the blood throughout efficient government function. graphic design at the time. Susie the rest of the body. Three small experienced a good deal of Sen. Abbie Lang pointed out is the sister of Carol McGee, bet- flaps open and close to regulate heart issues. ISU women’s that as citizens, they elect con- ter known by her married name, blood flow. For those suffering basketball coach Bill Fennelly gressmen, representatives and Carol Hoiberg. from a bicuspid aortic valve, one so on. Eric, Fred’s father and a for- also needs a pacemaker, and “We can’t just walk in and mer sociology professor at Iowa HOIBERG p4 has needed one since infancy. speak freely in their meetings,” Lang said. “We need to trust them that they know what they’re do- American heart disease facts and advocacy ing.” Sen. Louis Reicks pointed The pervasiveness of heart according to the Centers for state and federal levels to out that a student can speak un- disease and its umbrella Disease Control. push for public policy that less the majority of the Senate of related symptoms and Heart disease and related promotes healthy hearts. voted them down. “A majority of the senators conditions are collectively issues account for 1 in every Some of the organization’s would not turn a student’s vote the number one killer of 4 deaths in the country an- endeavors include stop down unless they are not being both men and women in the nually. smoking campaigns, as well courteous to senators or other gallery members,” Reicks said. United States, claiming more The American Heart Associa- as a push for healthier school “This bill might hurt the effi- than 610,000 lives every year, tion advocates on both the lunches nationwide. ciency of the senate.” Speaker Gabriel Walsh said instead of failing the bill, the Senate should amend the bill to better suit the meetings. Before Senate meetings, the House bill may end Gun legislation GSB allows gallery members to speak to the Senate on whatever issues they want to discuss. Walsh proposed creating a housing restrictions passes Iowa House period of time before each debate for students to voice the opinions By Eric.Wirth duced by Rep. Chip Baltimore, By Montana.Crow Under the new legislation, they have on the bill that is in @iowastatedaily.com R-Boone. Representatives Lisa @iowastatedaily.com the names of those who hold question. Heddens, D-Ames, and Beth permits to carry guns and pur- “If I was a gallery member, it Wessel-Kroeschell, D-Ames, chase some weapons would would be a less frustrating time An Ames ordinance limiting voted against the bill, while Rep. A gun law passed through will be private. for me if I knew I had that time occupancy in rental housing may Dave Deyoe, R-Nevada, and Rep. the Iowa House without any As it stands now, the to get my two cents in,” Walsh be in its last days. Rob Bacon, R-Slater, supported discussion on the floor Tues- names of those who hold per- said. “It’s a much more fair and The Iowa House of Repre- the bill. day, changing many of Iowa’s mits are public records. effective system.” sentatives voted 73-23 Tuesday to The Senate’s State Govern- current gun laws. It also allows people to The motion to table the bill pass a bill that would take away a ment Committee passed its ver- If passed by the Senate buy gun suppressors, with indefinitely was passed unani- city’s ability to restrict the num- sion of the bill to the Senate floor and signed by Gov. Branstad, some government regulation, mously. ber of unrelated people allowed Thursday. House Bill 201 would eliminate to lower the sound of a gun GSB also passed a bill re- to live in one rental property. The Senate version of the bill an age limit for children to use firing. forming the Public Relations The current Ames rental code would call for Ames and other cit- a pistol or a revolver under Currently, an individual Committee. states that only three unrelated ies with comparable ordinances adult supervision. in possession of a suppressor Lang, the current public rela- people may live together in one to begin granting exemptions to The law would also allow may be charged with a Class D tions chair, was in full support of rental unit in a residential low current occupancy restrictions officials to carry firearms on felony punishable by up to five the bill. density zone. for properties that can house school grounds if they had a The bill passed after a vote The House bill was intro- more people. professional permit to carry. GUNS p4 on the floor. IOWA STATE DAILY

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Charlie Coffey/Iowa State Daily The team that is developing the technology for snow prevention on sidewalks and roads poses for a photo next to their demonstration model. The team is led by Halil Ceylan and overseen by Robert Steffes. ISU researchers develop snow-free pavement technologies By Zane.Satre by Iowa State and the Fed- ture to 151 degrees, more in half. He tilts the block’s @iowastatedaily.com eral Aviation Administra- than enough to melt snow. surface and squeezes sev- tion. “The heating starts ba- eral drops of water onto The group has devel- sically on the top,” Sassani each half. Last week, a passenger oped three techniques to said. “We want to heat up The water on the first jet skidded off an icy run- keep pavements clear. The the surface more than the half slowly dribbles down way while landing during a first, called electrically con- other parts.” the surface, then soaks into snowstorm at New York’s ductive concrete, utilizes To keep the concrete the concrete’s pores. The LaGuardia Airport. The ac- an electric current to heat from wasting energy and drops hitting the second cident caused several inju- the pavement and melt getting too hot, the team half quickly fly off the pave- ries, damage to the aircraft away ice and snow. will develop a system of ment, barely making con- and temporary closure of According to graduate sensors to regulate the tem- tact with the surface. the entire airport. student Alireza Sassani, perature. The second half, Incidents like these are the concrete is made using “It’s like your thermo- Young explains, has been exactly what a group of ISU a carefully prepared blend stat in your house. You’ll be sprayed with a special coat- researchers is hoping to of cement and electrically able to control it yourself,” ing similar to those on non- Charlie Coffey/Iowa State Daily prevent in the future. conductive carbon fibers. Ceylan said. stick frying pans. Halil Ceylan, associate professor, explains the process of creating cement Dr. Halil Ceylan, as- “We can’t just simply The second, similar “We’re using Teflon that prevents snow buildup to graduate student Therin Young. sociate professor of civil, mix them into concrete. We method uses a system of powder, and in order to Ceylan hopes the team airports open and accessi- construction and envi- use a special mixing proce- pipes that circulate heat- make it stick, we’re also us- can begin field testing the ble during winter weather, ronmental engineering, dure and special chemicals ed liquids, such as glycol, ing an epoxy resin,” Young technologies soon, perhaps and to cut delays and flight and his team are working to make [the fibers] more through the pavement. said. in airports like Des Moines cancellations as much as on technologies that can functional,” Sassani said. Ceylan demonstrated this Young sprays each in- and Minneapolis-St. Paul, possible,” Ceylan said. prevent any kind of pave- Wiring is then run by placing a test slab of gredient on layer-by-layer. before moving to smaller “We’ll provide a safe work- ment from becoming ice or through the concrete and concrete in a walk-in freez- The Teflon helps the pave- general aviation airports. ing environment for airline snow-covered. attached to a power source. er. A small pump then cir- ment repel water, while “In regular airports, and airport personnel, and “It takes maintenance When the power is turned culates liquid through the the epoxy resin keeps the you have to buy snow- the travelling public.” crews a lot of time to clear on, the wires heat up and slab, clearing it of snow coating from wearing off. plows, you have to have a The team hopes their ice and snow, and still that begin heating the entire despite the cold tempera- According to Young, the garage, you have to main- technologies will eventu- thin layer of ice is there,” concrete layer. tures. biggest challenge is creat- tain all of these vehicles,” ally be implemented in Ceylan said. “That’s where Using a small test The team’s third tech- ing a durable coating for Ceylan said. “If you imple- paved surfaces everywhere. you have black ice forma- block and an infrared ther- nology doesn’t need heat runways that can withstand ment these technologies, “Our research will tions. It reduces your trac- mometer, Sassani and fel- or electricity to keep pave- heavy air traffic. you can eliminate all of have a lot more impact tion.” low graduate student Ali ment clear. “That’s going to be the those things, or reduce the than airports,” Ceylan said. Ceylan and his team Arabzadeh demonstrated Graduate student biggest question. We’re numbers significantly.” “It will have an impact on of 19 faculty, lab staff, and how effective the system Therin Young demon- going to do tests where we According to Ceylan, the road infrastructure sys- graduate students are in is. Within a few minutes of strates this using only water measure how durable the the savings will translate far tems, bridge infrastructure the midst of a three-year, heating, the block’s surface and an ordinary-appearing coatings on the surface beyond maintenance costs. systems [and] even the city $1.5 million project funded soars from room tempera- block of concrete divided are,” Young said. “Our goal is to keep sidewalks.” Start By Believing campaign targets aftermath of assault

By Jordan.Reding members of Ames Police paign of its kind focused on population is constant- Dusty Jentz, junior in If the victim’s family and @iowastatedaily.com said. the support of the victim, ly victim-blaming, and I communication studies, friends believe and support The Ames Police De- rather than preventing the don’t think its fair to blame said he wants to see the them, they are more likely partment and members actual assault. The simple the victims for the trauma campaign change the pub- to report the assault, and When someone tells of the Story County Sexual step of support without they’ve been through,” lic’s opinion. stop the perpetrator from you they’ve been raped, Assault Response Team judgment has a huge im- Hansen said. “It’s a start in the right attacking again. what will your reaction be? (SART) have partnered to- pact on the victim’s deci- Students responded to direction of making the “Sexual assault will The Ames Police Depart- gether to launch the Start sion to report the crime, the campaign in a positive public aware of the im- never stop. While we ant ment wants to be sure that By Believing Campaign in Owens said. This campaign way, the team said. pact their response has to prevent it, we realize that reaction does not offend Story County. is a positive asset to a very “I think that with all on sexual assault victims,” it won’t go away, so let’s sexual assault victims. Suzy Owens and Eli- negative situation. the sexual assaults in the Jentz said. deal with the aftermath,” Start By Believing is jah Hansen, detectives, “As soon as people news recently, this cam- Only 5 percent of Owens said. a public awareness cam- and Brooke Long, an intern hear this campaign, they paign is an important re- sexual assaults will be re- For more information paign focused on the pub- with the department, are get behind it,” Long said. source for people on col- ported, investigated, and on the campaign, contact lic’s response to sexual leaders of the campaign. The campaign team is lege campuses,” said Mor- prosecuted. Fewer than 3 the Iowa State University assault. The campaign is “We want to encour- making the public aware gan Muller, freshman in percent will result in con- Police Department or the a program for End Vio- age the first contacts of a through simple presen- agriculture business. viction and incarceration. Ames Police Department. lence Against Women In- victim to be supportive. tations and social media. ternational organization. We want the victim to know Student and service orga- Because a friend or fam- they are believed and that nizations are some of the ily member is typically the they will have help in their groups they present to in first person a victim talks healing and recovery,” Ow- order to spread the word. to, that person’s reaction ens said. “The mentality of jury is extremely important, This is the first cam- members and our overall

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HOIBERG p1 Rules to vote Payouts by the Mepham Group Sudoku of those flaps is missing, One vote per day is allowed per person, e-mail The grand prize for which can cause the valve LEVEL: to malfunction. address or ESPN registrant until the voting for the the winning coach 1 2 3 4 In Fred’s case, a pri- Infiniti Coaches’ Charity Challenge voting closes is $100,000 for their mary side effect was an at 11:59 p.m. EST on March 15. named charity. How- Complete the irregularly fast heartbeat— grid so each row, something Karen noticed All eligible voters who are at least 18 years old by ever, every coach and column and 3-by- from the time Fred was March 2 are allowed to vote on a daily basis. charity that partici- 3 box (in bold an infant. She informed Links to voting options can be accessed via the pated will get in on borders) contains the pediatrician, who dis- every digit, 1 to missed it, and as any moth- websites of both ESPN and Infiniti. Below is a link at least a piece of the 9. For strategies er would on the advice of a that will connect directly to a voting screen. If philanthropic action. on how to solve trusted doctor, she uneas- voting is attempted via ESPN.com, an ESPN ac- Every final four chal- ily dismissed it as well. Sudoku, visit count must be used. One can be created free of lenge participant will www.sudoku. “It was a mistake,” org.uk Karen says. “I often won- charge within a few minutes. receive $15,000 for der what would have hap- http://promo.espn.go.com/espn/contests/infini- their charity. Each of pened if they had done tests at that time.” ti/2015/index?next=home the 48 initial entrants Crossword She turns her atten- earned at least $1,000 tion back to the screen. Karen turns to me, re- ning to end was a familial for their selected orga- Fred revisits the issue calling the day her family trauma. The shock waves in college, as his heart takes returned with Fred from were absorbed and experi- nization. far too long to recover from the Mayo Clinic. enced differently, but the Throughout the course strenuous workouts, beat- “He just looked hor- trauma was shared. Still, of the challenge, ing furiously long after an rible. His color that day,” the Hoibergs know how elevated heart rate should Karen trails off. “He just lucky they are, and how $349,000 will be do- have subsided. Again he is looked terrible, and he felt lucky many others dealing nated to charities. told there is little reason for terrible.” with heart disease are not. immediate concern. Karen tells me she “It was just hard to lenge with three days of More than a decade agreed to bring Fred and come to grips with all of voting left. later in Minneapolis, Carol’s twin boys home that,” Eric tells me. “But we Fred currently sits in Minn., Fred attends a rou- with her after the surgery also recognize and thank a tie for first, deadlocked tine physical required to so that Carol could focus God we found out about with Matt Painter of Pur- purchase life insurance her attention on helping it.” due, who is partnered with for his family. A doctor fi- a weakened and feverish “So fortunate,” Karen the Smith Family Break nally drops the news on Fred re-acclimate. A short agrees. “It could have end- Thru Fund. The two hold Fred—news he could never while later, Karen received ed a lot different than that. 46 percent of the vote have been fully prepared a disconcerting phone call. [When it happened] we each. The other two final- to hear. “Fred,” she struggles, just thought, ‘What’s next? ists, John Beilein of Michi- He will need open sighing disgustedly as the Now we have to do this gan and Gregg Marshall of heart surgery within the memory resurfaces. “Even because this is our reality.” Wichita State have each month. to relive that call. And in essence, it was garnered 5 percent of the Fred’s condition, “He was so hot, and that question—”What’s vote or less. Across 3/15 ... or, cryptically, a monogram the severity of which was so he told Carol he was go- next?”— that has inspired The battle for the hint to the scrambled 13 However misdiagnosed by multiple ing to go outside and see Fred and his family to $100,000 prize is now a 1 Atkins no-no word found at the 21 Doc physicians throughout if he could cool off. When take up the fight against two-man race—Hoiberg 5 “__ bad idea” starts of 20-, 29-, 37- 22 Resistance unit 9 Brothers Grimm and 45-Across 25 Lions, Tigers or the years, has led to the he turned to come in, he heart disease alongside against Painter. The Big creature 57 Provide a spread for Bears development of an aortic fainted. He hit his chin [on the American Heart As- 12 versus the Big 10. Iowa 14 Old apple spray 60 Script “Q” feature 26 Fancy coif aneurysm, one that brings a banister] and landed, sociation. State opposing Purdue. 15 Pinnacle 61 In the past 27 Come off as with it a number of risks, luckily not on his pace- They want the public “It kind of speaks to 16 Painful turning 62 Scenic route, 29 Personnel em- point? perhaps ployee including the potential of maker, then passed out. to be educated to the risks the loyalty of the fan base 17 Elizabeth of “Lone 63 Curvature 30 Dough dispensers, one hard blow to the chest He had actually developed and the warning signs of and what kinds of positive Star” 64 Stax Records genre for short resulting in death. fluid around his heart.” heart disease. They want outcomes come from that,” 18 Nothing 65 Sleep soundly? 32 Dry riverbed “I’ve known about [my The subsequent eight- to aid the American Heart Eric said. “This is just one 19 Experimental blast 66 Milk sources for 34 Pull with effort 20 Russian composer some Tibetan cheese 35 Special something condition] since college,” hour visit to the emergen- Association in attempts at of those [things] and it rises and piano virtuoso 67 Milk sources for 36 Co. runners a young Fred says to the cy room was one of many early detection and pre- above sports. It rises above 23 Related com- some Greek cheese 38 Dorothy Parker’s camera. “That’s something challenges Fred and his vention. They want their the game, and so I think pounds “Excuse my dust” and I was born with. I was told family faced in the follow- friends and neighbors to that it’s fantastic. I think 24 Gap others eventually that would ing months. Yet, as with avoid the pain and the fear it’s kind of another dimen- 28 Italian roads Down 39 Like the Taj Mahal 29 Café breakfast 42 Bagel topping have to be taken care of—I many obstacles life brings, they battled, whenever sion of Cyclone magic.” order 1 Crop pants 44 Precisely, after “on” thought maybe into my both pain and perspective such avoidance is possible. Fred also has an ad- 31 Birdbrain 2 Orioles’ div. 46 Town crier’s cry 50s or 60s, so to find out I arose in the aftermath. Infiniti Coaches’ vantage Painter doesn’t, 33 Arrived just in 3 Venom 47 JFK info time for 4 Hindu priest 49 Prior to today, would have to have open “I think what this pro- Charity Challenge which might provide the 34 Reservoir creator 5 Childhood home of poetically heart surgery at 32 was a cedure does for you, essen- Iowa State stands on slight edge needed to claim 37 TV fantasy about Jesus 50 Save pretty big shock.” tially this whole process, is the cusp of another NCAA the challenge crown—his three magical sisters 6 Makes the first move 51 Fords that never The shock was not it kind of puts your life into tournament—another mother Karen. 40 Delivery person? 7 Actress Hatcher got going 41 Some Persians 8 Nerve cell transmit- 53 Usually stained Fred’s alone to bear, nor perspective,” Fred explains potential run to the Fi- Karen has been on 43 Absolute ruler ter work garb the fear. Voices from the to the camera. “It makes nal Four. And while the Facebook daily, as has the 45 Den piece 9 Story you might find 55 French Open past echo through the Hoi- you realize what’s im- Cyclones prepare for the ISU Athletic Department, 48 Arrival announce- on MuggleNet.com, surface bergs’ living room. portant in your life. Little precursor to March Mad- pushing the vote. She’s ment briefly 56 Bat mitzvah dance 52 Deduce 10 Myrmecologist’s 57 “The Big Bang “The first words out things you may have tak- ness—the Big 12 Tourna- also reached out to the ISU 53 Manned the helm subject Theory” network of his mouth were, ‘It’s en for granted now seem ment—Hoiberg has al- Alumni Association, the 54 Annual sports 11 ‘50s political 58 Author Rand not good,” Karen says in much more important.” ready reached a Final Four greek community, Cyclone event that begins with nickname 59 Seesaw need a voiceover. “And I just—I The film ends. Eric of his own. Fanatic and any other cam- Selection Sunday on 12 Jekyll creator’s was astounded.” ejects it. Infiniti has partnered pus-affiliated organization “It was a big blow to Fred’s realizations with the NCAA, the Na- she can find. Fred’s im- me,” Eric recalls on the helped him come to grips tional Association of Bas- mense popularity in the decade-old videotape. with what his ordeal would ketball Coaches and ESPN area is a crucial factor, but by Linda Black Eric turns left in his cost him—his NBA career. to promote a bracket-style Karen is quick to remind Horoscopes seat to face me. Eric tells me that Fred charity fundraiser that people what the vote is re- Today’s Birthday “That was the scary was bound and determined spans the country. Forty- ally all about. (3/12/15) thing,” he says. “There to be the first player to play eight coaches from around “My message is that Focus on your joy this year. Play with partners, family and friends, as really were no [obvious] in the NBA with a pace- the nation are entered in a all of those charities are creativity abounds. Sort, organize and strengthen infrastructure at home symptoms.” maker, but it is a dream fan-based voting competi- very worthy, and every- and work. Schedule a vacation to take advantage of high romance this Pictures of Fred lying that fades on the advice of a tion to earn up to $100,000 body is fighting to get that summer. After August, a career boost amps the activity level. Healthy unconscious in a hospital Phoenix Suns’ team physi- for the approved charity of $100,000 the best way they exercise, diet and rest practices keep it balanced. Partnership remains key. bed scroll across the tele- cian. The chances that Fred their choice. can by spreading the word. To get the advantage, check the day’s rating: 10 is the easiest day, 0 the vision. Tubes swirl around is putting his life at risk Fred is participating That’s all you can really most challenging. him, connected to various are slim, but with a wife in the challenge for the do,” Karen said. “I’ve tried machines that hover over and four children, a slim second consecutive year, to emphasize that it’s not his body, monitoring his chance is still too great. representing the American really a vote for Fred; it’s Aries - 8 Libra - 7 life absent compassion. “Part of what made it Heart Association. He ex- a vote for the American (March 21-April 19) (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) Now the fun Accept a creative His wife, Carol, is with him, so difficult was he had just plained why the charity is Heart Association. I think really begins. Find challenge. holding his hand. She is the come off a tremendous so near and dear to a heart no matter who wins, its a alternative solutions to a problem, Collaboration adds fun and heart on the screen. The season,” Eric explains. “He that will never completely win-win situation.” and hidden value appears as a value to the project. Iron out humanity. The love. had led the NBA in 3-point heal, as indicated by the Eric added a basket- side effect. Your holdings quietly disagreements by finding the Fred’s surgery is suc- percentage and was really pacemaker Fred will carry ball analogy, saying that grow. Invite guests to celebrate. common vision. Love finds a way. cessful, despite one doctor kind of riding high, so to with him for the rest of his whoever has the ball last Use what you’ve been saving. Amuse yourself. telling him a heart trans- come off that high and all life. is likely to come out on plant would have been of the sudden basically say “I live every day with top—a basketball family Taurus - 8 Scorpio - 8 a less complicated pro- ‘no more’—that’s hard to heart disease,” Hoiberg to the last. (April 20-May 20) (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) cedure than the one that contend with.” said. “I was born with heart “To be here, whether An amazing You’re especially was just performed on the “I’m sure he still thinks disease. I’m a heart disease we win it or not, to raise development solves attractive and a problem at home. It involves charismatic. Ask for what you 32-year-old NBA player. about it,” Karen adds. survivor—basically hav- awareness for the Ameri- teamwork and collaboration. want. It could get playfully But Fred’s trials are only “If there was any kind ing five procedures on my can Heart Association has Check out an interesting romantic. Cherish a loved one. beginning. of a chance that it would heart and another one in been great,” Fred said. suggestion from a brilliant friend. Gather strength and inspiration “Initially, I couldn’t do cause problems, there was the not too distant future.” “I thank everyone that’s Apply inspiration to beautify. from someone else. much at all,” Fred explains never any doubt in his The Hoibergs’ per- voted. I hope we continue to the camera. “I had to mind what he would do,” sonal experience and con- to get those votes here this Gemini - 8 Sagittarius - 8 get helped out of bed. I Eric continues. “He made nection to heart disease last week and hopefully we (May 21-June 20) (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) couldn’t stand up on my the right decision.” has helped boost Fred to do raise that money for a There’s more work Clean up and fix own.” The experience begin- the Final Four of the chal- great charity.” coming in. The very something at home idea you were looking for shows that’s broken. Listen carefully up, from far away. Accept a to family, and discover a new creative challenge. Plan to travel resource. Nestle into the coziness light. A barrier gets overcome. and get lost in fascinating studies... GUNS p1 licans are in support of cisions and we have to be ers are at an all-time low, You’re worth it, others agree. or travel straight to the source. businesses that manufac- careful.” according to the General years in prison. ture and sell guns. Even with the proper Social Survey. Cancer - 9 Capricorn - 7 “This bill is multi- The Supreme Court training and adult supervi- Gun sales have spiked (June 21-July 22) (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) faceted,” said Rep. Matt recently supported the sion, children do not think dramatically in recent A brilliant solution to Look at a situation Windschitl, R-Missouri mentality that the Second rationally about decisions years, but there is not an a romantic dilemma from another Valley. “It came about Amendment is an individ- and it would be dangerous increase of citizens buying appears. Ask deep questions. perspective. Make a fabulous from enthusiastic Iowans ual right and not a collec- for the children to have ac- the guns. Improve your comfort level by discovery. Abrupt decisions may who support gun control tive right of all American cess to guns, Abdul-Samad The people purchas- getting your concerns addressed. need revision. Learn from expert as well as the National Ri- citizens, meaning there said. ing more guns are simply Intuition inspires your creativity. group members. Capture brilliant fle Association with their can be some government There’s already purchasing more guns, Venture farther out. ideas and find ways to apply them. expertise on how to better control on who is allowed enough violence going he said. serve Iowans.” to hold a gun permit in the on in the world that we A total of 31 percent Leo - 9 Aquarius - 8 The legislation passed United States. shouldn’t create more, of households reported (July 23-Aug. 22) (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) You’re on a roll, Work in partnership through the House to ad- On the Democratic he said. having a firearm in 2014, personally and and the profit vance on to the Senate side, the representatives Abdul-Samad said the which is the lowest level of professionally. Take notes, to increases all around. Follow with a 75-24 vote. want to protect American bill will need to be amend- gun ownership in the past remember what worked best. intuition about which direction to All Republicans voted citizens from being ac- ed in order to get through 40 years, according to the Heed the intuition that arises take a project. Your heart knows in favor of the bill, but the cidently shot or killed and the Senate. General Social Survey. in contemplative silence and the way. Passion and discipline majority of Democrats to limit the accessibility “I don’t want to vi- The number of in- meditation. grow your money tree. were against it, said Mack of owning and using fire- olate anyone’s Second dividuals owning guns is Shelley, professor of politi- arms, Shelley said. Amendment rights be- also down 17 percent from Virgo - 8 Pisces - 9 cal science. “I don’t support giv- cause I support that, but the all-time high. (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) (Feb. 19-March 20) “Republicans in gen- ing a child of 14 years or I don’t support young “My colleagues and I Friends offer good Invent a brilliant eral tend to be in favor younger access to weap- children having access to are working toward a con- advice and apply solution to a persistent their technical perfectionism to problem. You’re especially creative of gun legislation as an onry,” said Rep. Ako weapons,” Abdul-Samad sensus with the Senate your project. Find a generous, now. It’s a good time to launch or individual personal right,” Abdul-Samad, D-Des said. to advance and protect thoughtful way to express thanks. push forward. Balance work with Shelley said. Moines. “Children don’t The percentage of the Second Amendment,” Consider someone’s fantastic play, and get plenty of exercise Shelley said Repub- think carefully about de- households with gun own- Windschitl said. scheme. Share your talents and rest. Serve yourself. IOWA STATE DAILY

Thursday, March 12, 2015 OPINION 5 The loss of revolutionary music

60s: 80s: 2000s: The Beatles U2 Bob Dylan Bon Jovi Jimi Hendrix The Cure Pink Floyd Van Halen The Rolling Stones Guns N’ Roses ?

70s: 90s: Kansas Nirvana Journey Pearl Jams The Eagles Nirvana Led Zeppelin Red Hot Chili Peppers

The aughts failed to produce any influential new sounds

By Michael.Glawe only examine the culture of maturity, rather than im- been slowly taken away from ject spoon-fed unoriginality. @iowastatedaily.com revolution spurred on, and maturity. The tone signals songwriters by the music What happened to sing- epitomized, by the music of a change in attitude, and by industry. ing about the fight of the those days. their entrance into adult- There were exceptions, common man? What about races of nostalgia for The songs of the 90s hood, the 90s bands had though. Green Day’s “Amer- truly complex and beauti- the 90s is distinctly contained a powerful revo- inherited the principles of ican Idiot” and “Know Your ful music that emphasizes Tevident in my gen- lutionary fervor — even if the 60s bands — this time Enemy” certainly advanced all human emotions and eration, ranging from the the nature and form of the with purpose. The Flaming the same narrative while still the struggle against mor- poor to the successful. By no revolution had little con- Lips song “The W.A.N.D” retaining the flows of suc- tality? Musical sublime is forced admission, the past text or purpose. The music — W.A.N.D. stands for “Will cess. Many of Green Day’s absent from popular music decade was truly dismal, and from the 90s, at times, was Always Negates Defeat” — lyrics played off of the the- nowadays — a sublime that a break for reminiscence catchy and uplifting, a shift exemplifies this change in matic propagandizing of the is not reserved strictly for seems entirely understand- from the depressing music attitude. The song, released Iraq War, such as “weapons orchestral music. Led Zep- able. capped off by Kurt Cobain’s in 2004, is an outcry against of mass destruction.” For pelin and Pink Floyd created The rise of terrorism death. The assumed char- the U.S. invasion of Iraq, example: “Now everybody wonderfully complex and and economic uncertainty acter was one of rebellion, which parallels the quag- do the propaganda. And sublime music. My genera- has darkened our time, cast- perhaps just for the sake of mire of Vietnam. The lyrics sing along to the age of para- tion doesn’t get to experi- ing a shadow over a genera- rebelling — like a teenager attempt to incite the same noia.” ence any of that. tion enduring the realities of clawing for independence. fervor of 60s, an ode possibly Always lurking in the Maybe “Royals” by adulthood. The world back Though, the grunginess was to the bands opposing the backdrop was the rise of feel Lorde is the best rejection then, as is always the case, retained in some respects, Vietnam War and advocat- good “mainstream music,” of adherence to what types didn’t seem so unoriginal, despite our loss of Cobain. ing for civil rights — Cre- which is characterized by of music presently sells. bland and dire. The inno- The scope was broad, dence Clearwater Revival, overused themes and tones, Here is a song that cence of adolescence truly but the 90s culture expressed Bob Dylan, et cetera: all mirrors of each other. I hope has punctured the grabs hold of the heart, and a distaste of all things “con- They’ve got their weap- Political artistry fell from the musical inclinations of avid thrums the corded memo- formist,” much like the ste- ons to solve all their ques- forefront of songwriting in listeners and songwriters ries of better times where reotypical hipsters of the tions; they don’t know what exchange for the bland and alike. one, like the mythical At- 60s. Where the bands of the it’s for numbing effect of poppy Her nonconformist at- las, need not bear the entire 90s had no purpose — their (Cause they don’t know mainstream music. Perhaps titude stands in direct con- weight of the world. “rebellion” falling upon deaf what it’s for) the popularity of “Same trast to all those mainstream There is something ears — the turn of the centu- Why can’t they see it’s Love” by Macklemore and hucksters who ruined the missing nowadays that was ry gave their fervor context. not power, just greed, to just Ryan Lewis, a song advo- “revolution” for us: “That prevalent in past genera- Take for instance Sum want more and more? cating for marriage rights, kind of lux just ain’t for us, tions. Pinpointing the cause 41’s “Fat Lip.” released in (Just want more and usurps this claim. we crave a different kind of in attitudinal changes can 2001, which expresses the more) It isn’t that all main- buzz” be difficult and the secret nonconformist tone of the I got a plan and it’s here stream songs are necessar- Music, and other forms ingredient that once fulfilled 90s kids: in my hand but it’s all made ily bad, but they don’t quite of art, defines the soul of the preferences and tastes I don’t want to waste of rights measure up to the higher generations. for previous generations is my time We’re the enforcers, the ideals and greatness of past It represents disappear- an enigma. Become another casu- sorcerer’s orphans, and we music artists. While it may ing and reappearing senti- It seems clear enough, alty of society know why we fight be true that “mainstream ments, all rising and con- though, that the 90s culture I’ll never fall in line (And we know why we music” has always existed, verging on human perfec- was similar to the rebellious Become another victim fight) its domination of the air- tion. If we have forever lost nature of the 60s. Perhaps of your conformity Not only were these waves is more prevalent now that ideal, we have forever it was a failed rebellion, or, And back down. songs nonconformist but than ever. Yet, pockets of my lost ourselves. Or maybe I’ve more precisely, a squan- The creation of songs also politically charged — generation resist absorption succumbed to the disease of dered chance. One need such as “Fat Lip” shows a dying freedom that has into the redundancy, and re- nostalgia after all.

Editorial Letter to the editor Breitbarth to focus on student issues Lecture brings The new president voices heard. we can do in the long term in — or at least gained a and vice president of the Breitbarth specifically as well.” heightened awareness of Government of Student mentioned that he would Breitbarth also out- — GSB in the coming year. controversy, stifles Body were elected last week appreciate student input lined some of his short- The government wants along with the new sena- on the bike share program, term goals, including re- very much to serve the best tors. Daniel Breitbarth, se- CyRide funding and routes organizing Osborne Drive interest of students, but in assault awareness nior in business economics, and any ideas that might this summer, policy chang- order for GSB to perform ef- and Megan Sweere, senior fill the void of events left es about sexual assault and fectively and efficiently, all By Maggie Fischer One woman spoke of in supply chain manage- by Veishea. relying on his connections students must bring their junior, event her assault as a child, and ment, were voted into the “Our platform kind of for more expertise on sub- opinions to the table. management Pavlich simply responded leadership positions for the goes in tandem because jects that he might not be as with, “Well, a parent should upcoming year. ... if we don’t have that well versed on. have been around to stop After being elected, student feedback, then And while not all the Editorial Board Before I address the that.” And when women Breitbarth said he will ap- how are we going to know issues facing campus and Stephen Koenigsfeld, editor-in-chief lecture that featured Ka- spoke of their sexual as- proach his new position as what to do?” Breitbarth our student government Stephen Snyder, opinion editor tie Pavlich on Tuesday, I sault or rape done to them Maddy Arnold, managing editor of president with the simple said. “That’s why Megan can be solved right away content would first like to give my by acquaintances, the an- mentality of focusing on and I [are] really actively or even in the upcoming Megan Kalb, illustrator thanks to the survivors of swer given was to kill them. what the students want. going to be encouraging school year, Breitbarth and sexual assault that spoke Is it really that simple to In an interview with the outreach. With the expan- his team seem to have set Opinions expressed in columns during the Q&A portion of you, Ms. Pavlich? Is taking Daily’s editorial board, sion of the library booth, manageable goals that are and letters are those of the the lecture. a life that easy for you? Breitbarth showed he is a by going around to groups likely to show the student author(s) and do not necessarily Although your ques- I am writing this not to team-oriented leader — and seeing what needs they body progress. reflect the opinions of the Daily tions were belittled and start any political debates. or organizations with which the by concentrating on the have, what needs we can GSB in its current and author(s) are associated. answered with sincere dis- I’m not doing this to insti- Senate and his partner meet. That’s something future form seems to be in respect, you have my deep- gate hurtful, anonymous Sweere — who appreci- that we’re going to look good hands heading into a est respect. comments on this article. ates the wants and needs into. new Brietbarth era and the Feedback policy: I understand that the I am writing this because of the students who voted “On top of that, we’ve goals set for the immediate The Daily encourages discussion but ISU Lectures Program aims we all need to acknowledge does not guarantee its publication. We for him. been a part of so many future should be met with reserve the right to edit or reject any to bring a diverse number the injustices done by Ms. Breitbarth said he groups that we know issues. optimism from the student letter or online feedback. of lecturers to the univer- Pavlich. would act on students’ We’ve identified several body. Send your letters to letters@ sity, but never have I been I will not stand by when needs and wants and make issues on campus pertain- The concrete plans iowastatedaily.com. so appalled as I was by the others around me, whether an effort to connect with ing to overcrowding and laid out by Breitbarth in- Letters must include the name(s), lack of humility displayed friends or complete strang- phone number(s), them through student orga- various other things that dicate that many of his ad- majors and/or group affiliation(s) by Ms. Pavlich. ers, are put down for hav- nization visits and the GSB we know all students are ministration’s goals are and year in school of the author(s). There I sat, in awe of ing the strength to stand library booth. concerned with. We’ve got attainable and the direction Phone numbers and addresses will not the bravery the survivors up and advocate for oth- Now that the students plenty of projects to work that GSB takes will be heav- be published. possessed, and she quickly ers. I sincerely hope that have a leader who will lis- on. There’s plenty of policy ily influenced by student Online feedback may be used if first cut them off, disgustedly the Lectures Program will ten, it is important that things that we can do in input. There could not be a name and last name, major and year answered, rolled her eyes think twice about bringing in school are included in the post. students embrace the op- the short term and plenty clearer call to action for the Feedback posted online is eligible for and gave horrific responses lecturers like Ms. Pavlich portunity and make their of different changes that student body to truly invest print in the Iowa State Daily. to their questions. to Iowa State in the future. 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6 SPORTS Thursday, March 12, 2015 HEADED SOUTH McKay returns to postseason play as Cyclones attempt back-to-back Big 12 tournament titles

By Max.Dible @iowastatedaily.com PAST RESULTS No. 13 Iowa State will play either Texas or Texas Tech Jameel McKay has been in the first round of the Big 12 tournament, which will take waiting for this opportunity place at the Sprint Center in Kansas City, Mo. for more than two years. The Cyclones have battled both teams twice this No. 13 Iowa State has season. Below are the dates and results of those contests. played its final home game, Jan. 24- Iowa State falls to Texas Tech on the road 78- but it’s only a three-hour 73 after starting the conference season 5-1. It costs Iowa jaunt to the Sprint Center State the outright Big 12 lead, which they would not regain. in Kansas City, Mo.— the Jan. 26- Iowa State defeats Texas at home 89-86, only site of the Big 12 tourna- two days after falling to Texas Tech on the road. The score ment and a home away is closer than the game itself, as the Cyclones extend a from home for the Cyclones, 21-point second half lead, before allowing the Longhorns dubbed “Hilton South” by to play their way back into contention. The game, however, ISU fans. is never really in jeopardy. For most of the Cy- Feb. 7- Iowa State routes Texas Tech in the rematch clones, the venue will be at Hilton, holding the Red Raiders to a meager 38-point the site of a title defense, as total—the lowest total any conference opponent has they attempt to win back- mustered against Iowa State in a half century. Kelby Wingert/Iowa State Daily to-back conference tourna- Feb. 21- Iowa State hangs on against Texas in Austin, Redshirt junior forward Jameel McKay dunks the ball during the first half against Baylor on Feb. 25. McKay will ment championships. For beating the Longhorns 85-77 to complete the season compete in his first postseason game as a Cyclone at 6 p.m. Thursday. McKay, however, it will be sweep. Matt Thomas re-emerges as a deep threat, con- the first opportunity to play necting on 4-of-6 from downtown on his way to a team- tion with one of our rivals,” should provide adequate re-produce not only how a postseason game since high 17 points. Texas employs a “hack-a-Cyclone” strategy, McKay explained. “One of motivation for the rest of the well they played in the tour- 2012 — his first year at In- attempting to close the gap late by forcing Iowa State to our players got arrested Cyclones. nament, but how well they dian Hills Community Col- win at the free-throw line. The Cyclones answer the call. and the president [of Indian “It was big. We just dealt with the victory in the lege in Ottumwa, Iowa. Hills] bailed him out.” strung three wins down mayhem’s aftermath. “I’m really excited,” The actions of Dr. Jim there and got great momen- “Obviously, [your con- McKay said. “I watched teammate Dustin Hogue in “It was crazy,” McKay Lindenmayer, Indian Hills tum going into the tour- fidence] goes to a whole new the run [Iowa State] made Ames. recalled. “The excitement C.C.’s president at the time, nament,” said point guard level when you do win the last year and just want to That meant McKay throughout the campus, all were a violation of NJCAA Monte Morris. “A lot of guys conference tournament, but contribute to another run would miss the entirety of in Kansas City, it was just regulations. [are] back from that team, at the same time, playing this year. It seems like the the 2013-2014 campaign, crazy. I wasn’t even there, The penalty was a post- and we know what it is and three games in three nights best players play the best including an absence from but I felt like I was there. The season ban that may well what’s at task down there in takes a lot out of you,” Hoi- in March, that’s how I go by a second consecutive post- support that the fans show, have cost the school a junior Kansas City.” berg said. “You have to get it, so I’m looking forward to season. I just can’t wait.” college national champion- ISU coach Fred Hoi- your bodies back and your playing well.” Thus, McKay was McKay’s eagerness ship, or at least a legitimate berg said that winning or focus back, which I thought McKay was forced to sit forced to enjoy Iowa State’s has been intensified even chance at one. even making a deep run our guys did a phenomenal out last season due to NCAA torrent sprint to a Big 12 more by the strange circum- It is a feeling McKay has in the Big 12 tournament job of last season.” regulations after he chose tournament title first from stances that stopped he and not forgotten, and one he can potentially function as Iowa State will begin to transfer to Marquette, the ISU campus, and then Hogue from pursing a junior said he will use as motiva- a double-edged sword. He their title defense at 6 p.m. then quickly changed his from the couch at his home college national title in 2012. tion. The feeling of hoist- added that if the Cyclones Thursday at the Sprint Cen- mind, joining former NJCAA in Milwuakee, Wis. “We got into an alterca- ing the tournament trophy do repeat, they will need to ter in Kansas City, Mo. Doubles duo finishes last season together By Brian.Mozey In the beginning, confidence and made them @iowastatedaily.com Gasparovic made sure to realize how dominant they figure out the strengths and could be as a pairing. weaknesses with each oth- With Cassens facing Chemistry is essential er, so they could be more her senior year and Gasp- for a doubles pairing. With dominant on the court. arovic returning from her two and half years paired “Meghan is a fighter wrist injury, Cassens said together, senior Meghan when it comes to any match she is excited to have Gasp- Cassens and junior Ana on the court,” Gasparovic arovic back to compete in Gasparovic have developed said. “I’ll never forget her the Big 12 and make these a strong communication screaming after missing a two couple months memo- with one another and are point, but she’s still win- rable. ready to compete during ning her match.” On the other hand, the Big 12 season. Cassens said she no- Gasparovic said she doesn’t After a couple seasons ticed the exact opposite in want Cassens to leave af- together, the trust has been Gasparovic’s game and this ter this year because she’ll built and has led to impor- led to a great pairing where need a new doubles partner tant wins for the team, as both of their personalities for next year. well as themselves. This balanced each other out. “It’s going to be dif- trust was hard to build in “Ana is very level head- ficult to transition into a the beginning because of a ed, which is nice to have the brand new partner after be- tough transition for Gasp- court to calm you down,” ing with Meghan [Cassens] arovic. Cassens said. “Even when for the last two and half “It was tough play- we’re down, there’s always years,” Gasparovic said. “I ing doubles in general be- an upside and chances to just hope that I’m paired cause I never played with win with Ana.” with someone that devel- a partner in high school,” Trust and chemistry is ops the same chemistry Gasparovic said. “I was also needed to be comfortable I had with Meghan [Cas- intimidated by Meghan be- on the court and accom- sens].” cause she was a sophomore plish the task of winning Espinosa said he’s not and had more experience.” every match. For Cassens looking ahead to next year, Gasparovic said she and Gasparovic, the trust especially with the Big 12 didn’t come to the team developed substantially matches coming up this until the start of the regu- once they became friends week. lar season in the spring. and learned more about But he’s not worried She wasn’t able to connect each other. about the pairings. with many of the players After the first spring “It’ll figure itself out,” because there wasn’t as season, the friendship grew Espinosa said. “We’ll be much down time during and this led to some impor- losing three key players the regular season. tant wins for the team and next year, but hopefully we With Gasparovic in as individuals. have the talent to fill their mind, coach Armando Es- The biggest win came shoes for next season.” pinosa thought it would be against Oklahoma on April As for the Cassens and best to pair Cassens and 6, 2014 during their first full Gasparovic pairing, the era Gasparovic together for year together. will soon end, but Espinosa the season because they “Everything went per- said that he’ll always re- had a couple more years to fect in that [Oklahoma] member their success and get comfortable with one match,” Cassens said. “This commitment to the game another. was the point where we fig- of tennis. “In doubles, it’s all ured out our playing styles, “I’m not thinking about finding that bal- which created this great about the end of the sea- ance,” Espinosa said. doubles pairing.” son right now,” Cassens “Meghan and Ana had Cassens and Gasp- said. “I’m still focused Jenna Reeves/Iowa State Daily strengths and weaknesses arovic defeated a ranked on winning some Big 12 Senior Meghan Cassens prepares to return the ball during her singles match against Oklahoma on Feb. 22. that balanced each other Oklahoma doubles pairing matches and hopefully a Cassens is playing in her final season with doubles partner Ana Gasparovic. to create a solid pairing.” 8-5 and that win built their Big 12 title.” IOWA STATE DAILY

Thursday, March 12, 2015 AMES 24/7 7 Historic Irish music group to perform at Stephens

By Melissa.Garrett country by being officially @iowastatedaily.com named Ireland’s Musical Ambassadors and are loyal to their Irish roots playing A CONCERT With six Grammy spontaneous Irish sessions awards and more than or headlining a massive five decades of bringing concert audience for their traditional Irish music to countless fans. the world’s attention, The The Chieftains mem- WITH A CAUSE Chieftains with Paddy Mo- bers include Moloney, uil- Courtesy of Sigma Alpha Iota loney will perform in Ames leann pipes/tin whistle; Sigma Alpha Iota, a fraternity of 21 women passionate about leadership and music, will host its fourth annual benefit concert to raise money for at 7:30 p.m. Friday at Ste- Matt Molloy, flute; Kevin the fraternity philanthropy headquarters. The performance will take place at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Martha-Ellen Tye Recital Hall. phens Auditorium. Conneff, bodhran/vocals; Formed in 1962 by Jon Pilatzke, harp/dance; Moloney, The Chieftains Triona Marshall, harp/ Fraternity will host its fourth annual benefit performance began playing for purely keys; Cara Butler, dance; By Lani.Tons ey for the fraternity phi- outreach projects. provide different time eras a folk audience before the Tim Edey, guitar; Alyth Mc- @iowastatedaily.com lanthropy headquarters, “Some of these proj- as well. range and variation of their Cormack, vocals/dance; Sigma Alpha Iota Philan- ects include The American “I think people can music rapidly captivated Martin Murray, banjo/ thropies Inc.,” Kraus said. Composer’s Bureau, The expect to experience the an expanded audience and mandolin; and Tara Breen, Sigma Alpha Iota will “This is our organization’s MacDowell Colony, Music classical side of American made them the best known fiddle/saxophone. host its fourth annual philanthropy that we sup- Therapy, Services for Mu- classical music. The Amer- Irish band in the world. Local Irish story- spring benefit concert in port by doing fundraisers sicians with Special Needs, ican part of classical mu- By pushing boundar- teller Maureen Korte will the Martha-Ellen Tye Re- throughout the year.” and Scholarships, Grants sic often gets overlooked ies and collaborating with be featured in the show’s cital Hall at 7:30pm Thurs- Jillian Burdick, senior and Awards,” Burdick said. as our music was slightly bands of various music Celebrity Café Preview 30 day. in music, is on the philan- Events such as the behind the musical devel- genres, The Chieftains minutes prior to the show Sigma Alpha Iota is thropy committee for SAI. spring benefit concert are opment of Europe,” Kraus have been involved in his- and will present insights a fraternal organization “This year we will be not the only time the fra- said. toric events such as the about Celtic music. Korte’s that promotes leadership featuring two marimba ternity gets to give back In the organization, firstWestern group to per- preview is free and open to and a passion for music at players, a saxophonist, vo- and stay involved. The the women are able to dis- form on the Great Wall of all ticket holders and will Iowa State. The 21 mem- calists, flutists and a bas- fraternity hosts fundrais- play their love and talent China, the first group to take place on the north side bers are required to take a soon quartet. Most of the ers throughout the year, for music, but also learn give a concert in the Capi- ground floor of Stephens music class in order to be performers are members completing its national strategies to host events, tol Building in Washing- Auditorium. considered. of our chapter,” Burdick objectives. such as their benefit con- ton, D.C., and perform for Tickets for The Chief- As a member for three said. “Being a part of this cert. both Pope John Paul II and tains with Paddy Moloney years, Felicia Kraus, senior The concert includes fraternity has brought me “Members of our Queen Elizabeth II. are $26 for ISU students in music, is excited for the performances from fra- some of my most memo- chapter set up the recep- Moloney also per- and additionally range performance. ternity members as well rable moments of collage, tion during the concert, formed at a Ground Zero among $20, $30, $40 and “We try and preform as the department faculty. while giving me great lead- make sure people are memorial service in New $49. music by female, Ameri- “The mission of ership opportunities. It admitted, count dona- York for the victims of 9/11 Tickets are available can composers to help Sigma Alpha Iota Philan- gives me extra motiva- tions, stage manage or at- in October 2001. for purchase on Ticket- fulfill our national objec- thropies, Inc. is to sup- tion,” Kraus said. tend. I’ve learned how to Recently celebrating master and can also be tives,” Kraus said. port the educational and Students and audi- prepare and host events their 50th anniversary in purchased between 10 At the concert, the charitable goals of Sigma ence members can expect and how to be more orga- 2012, The Chieftains have a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday members perform their Alpha Iota International a variety of music. nized,” Burdick said. collaborated with count- through Friday at the Ste- talents as instrumentalists Music Fraternity through “There will be music The fraternity asks for less music stars, including phens Auditorium ticket and vocalists with the goal philanthropic endeavors,” from Bach to 20th century an admission donation of Madonna, Paul McCartney, office. to raise money for their Burdick said. composers. It will be about $5. For more information The Rolling Stones, Doc For more information, philanthropy. The fraternity is in- an hour long,” Burdick on the fraternity’s phi- Watson and Luciano Pava- visit the Iowa State Center’s “The purpose of this volved in fundraisers and said. lanthropy, visit www.sai- rotti. The Chieftains have Web Page and The Chief- concert is to raise mon- continues to promote its The performances will national.org. been honored in their own tains’ website.

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