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CLUB Solar car returns from AU

COURTESY OF ELLIOT SUITER Iowa State’s solar car team, Team PrISUm, had a different goal from the other teams at the World Solar Challenge in Australia. The team wanted to create a car that would be more similar to mod- ern consumer cars than the other solar cars. The idea was to achieve efficiency and practicality with a green energy source.

The World Solar Challenge (WSC) is a biennial event challenges that come with shipping a car across the BY MITCHELL.LAFRANCE that sees teams from around the world compete to world, and that proved to be pretty difficult for us and @iowastatedaily.com cross the Australian continent in a solar car, beginning other teams.” in the Northern Territory of Darwin, and finishing in PrISUm partnered with Boeing to have their battery Adelaide, South Australia. pack flown from the U.S. to Australia. The team had to get a handwritten note from the head of the Department In total, the race is over 1,800 miles long. Teams have of Transportation in Washington, D.C. to authorize the just six days to complete the journey. battery pack to be flown on an aircraft. Team PrISUm, the ISU solar car team, began their The team was also only able to find one company that pursuit of the WSC over two years ago. However, their would trailer their battery pack on land from Ames to main focus wasn’t to win the competition, but to change the airport, due to the dangerous nature of lithium-ion how the world looked at solar cars. batteries. “Our goal was to build a practical car,” said Matt “There are a lot of dangers that come with working Goode, race lead for the 2017 WSC. “We wanted to with [lithium-ion batteries],” said Jason Cheng, member change the paradigm of transportation with Penumbra. of the electrical team on PrISUm. There aren’t many U.S. competitions that highlight the “The batteries are a really good storage device because use of a multi-seat car, so we kind of had the vision to of how they react, but on the other hand, it means that build our car and apply for the WSC at the same time.” reaction is very dangerous,” Cheng said. “It has a ten- Penumbra, PrISUm’s current car, features much more dency to use itself as fuel.” practicality than most other solar cars. It has four doors, The team experienced some of those dangers firsthand four seats, an easily accessible trunk and an on-board when some dust made its way onto a printed circuit touch screen multimedia display that can be found in board. Goode said due to the iron content of the Aus- COURTESY OF BRIDGESTONE WORLD SOLAR CHALLENGE most newer cars today. tralian dust, it shorted a circuit and caused 144 volts to Team PrISUm traveled to Australia to compete against other solar car Their car was bigger, less aerodynamic and heavier run through a high-resistive area, leading to a smoking teams at the World Solar Challenge. Teams must travel over 1,800 miles in than most other cars in the competition. battery box. the span of six days. “But it was safer, roomier and had more cargo space,” Luckily, the team had preventative measures in place Goode said. “And that’s what we wanted to achieve to prevent the whole battery pack from catching fire, with this car.” but it created a lot of stress for the team while they were One of the biggest things the team had to focus on testing before the competition in Australia. leading up to and during the competition was commu- Heavy rainfalls during the week also led to the team nication. having to rethink the strategy of the race. “It was really important for everyone to communicate “The rain and lack of sun go hand in hand for this with each other on what they were doing so that each sort of thing,” said Elliot Suiter, member of PrISUm. system works together on the car,” said Andrew Mallek, systems director for the car. “There were also logistical SOLAR CAR pg8 02 NEWS Iowa State Daily Wednesday, November 1, 2017

STUDENT LIFE

SARAH HENRY/ IOWA STATE DAILY Collin Hillinger, a freshman in pre-architecture, has Osteogenesis Imperfecta, also called brittle bone disease. The disorder is caused by low quality or lack of type I collagen. Student informs on illness

BY TIANA.NICHELSON Collin Hillinger wants to raise awareness for Osteogenesis “My parents lost track in elementary at 60-something frac- @iowastatedaily.com Imperfecta, also known as brittle bone disease. tured bones,” Hillinger said. He has dealt with accessibility problems throughout his Brittle bone disease has affected Hillinger for his entire life as well. life. It is a genetic disorder which causes bones to break easily, As he ages, he has experienced more places adapting to Collin Hillinger sometimes with little or no cause. This is due to poor quality wheelchairs, but still sees it as an issue. or lack of type I collagen. “They have really skinny doorways or like doorways that have He was diagnosed with the disease before he was even one like a step or two or three or that sort of thing,” Hillinger said. wants to raise year old. At three months, Hillinger’s mom tried to adjust the He doesn’t see these problems on campus, however, he has blanket she was holding him in and accidentally broke one of run into a few issues in Ames, naming no place in particular. awareness for his legs. Hillinger is currently a freshman in pre-architecture, and Over the next nine months, he broke two more bones and says his interest was peaked by his father’s work with design. Osteogenis the doctors concluded that he is affected by brittle bone disease. He has always been curious about why buildings are struc- Hillinger is from Sioux City, Iowa. He attended Law- tured the way they are. While handicap accessibility was not a ton-Bronson High School and credits the small town atmo- part of his decision to study architecture, it is something which Imperfecta, a sphere for helping him feel comfortable and safe being himself. he will always consider throughout his career. He has two older brothers and a younger sister who, along He consistently works toward informing other people about genetic disorder with his parents, do all they can to help make things easier his disability. Hillinger emails his professors at the beginning for him. of each semester, so they have a better understanding of him. “I’m kind of the favorite of the family,” Hillinger said. He also welcomes other students to ask him questions. which causes bones In second grade, he remembers walking and running. The Hillinger has collaborated with the ISU Student Disability summer after, he slipped and broke a femur, putting him in a Resources Office in order to reach his goal of raising awareness to break easily. wheelchair almost indefinitely. He occasionally uses a walker for Osteogenesis Imperfecta. now. He wants people to know there are students like him on He has fractured bones throughout his whole life. campus, and people like him in the world.

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CAMPUS Knitting club promotes new skills

BY ZACH.STREUBER How did you join and how did you of a longer process than I imagined. @iowastatedaily.com find the knitting club? Averhoff: I am trying to make gloves. I Averhoff: I started it. I had a knitting got it started last year and so I am picking For Jenna Averhoff and Carolyn Simon, NATE CAMM/ IOWA STATE DAILY club in high school that I enjoyed and up [where I left off]. knitting has been a great way to social- my friends taught me how to knit and The club was founded by Jenna Averhoff (second from right) ize, relax and learn some new skills that On average, how much time do you after leaving her high-school knitting club to find none at so I came to college and was like “I want are useful in their everyday lives. The put into your projects? Iowa State. to knit” and with other people too, but junior in chemical engineering and se- there wasn’t any clubs or anything for it Averhoff: If I’m just doing a scarf, it nior in apparel, merchandising and de- so I started my own. will probably take me a few hours, but I sign are passionate about their relative- did a blanket and that takes way longer. ly new Knitting Club at Iowa State and How long ago was that? You’re not going to finish a project in one discussed it in a question-and-answer Averhoff: I started it the spring of my knitting club meeting which is an hour, session with the Daily. freshman year, but we have only really it’s going to take longer than that. been active for a year. So first and foremost, what is the How many members do you have in knitting club? Who can join? Do they need any the knitting club? Averhoff: A group of knitters and cro- experience? Averhoff: There is a good 20 or 25 that cheters who just meet and knit together. Averhoff: Nope, anyone can join and will show up on average, on a knitting Simon: It is bringing a more social we are willing to teach anyone to knit or club day. aspect to knitting. crochet or whatever they want to learn so they don’t have to have any experience Why should others join the knitting When does your club meet? at all. club? Simon: Sunday nights at 7 p.m. in Simon: We don’t have a club fee or Averhoff: It’s a good opportunity to Carver 282. anything so we just ask that people bring learn a new skill, if you don’t know how their own supplies, but if you come the to knit, or if you already do, just to be able Are there group projects that you first time and don’t have anything a lot to knit with other people, improve your do, or do you just get together and of people will let you borrow [supplies], skills and learn more things. It’s fun to knit separately in the same room? so you can actually learn. make your own scarves and other things Finding a club for you Averhoff: Currently there is no group that you wear and use, like blankets. Students can see a full list of current clubs project, we just kind of knit together and What are both of you working on Simon: It’s a great stress reliever too. and organizations at www.stuorg.iastate. we also teach each other different things now? You can just take a break and focus on edu. You can search for interests by category, too, I taught people how to knit, or how Simon: Oh goodness. I’m working on a one thing and go at your own pace. name or description. to purl; we just help each other out. blanket. I’m crocheting [it], but it’s kind

ADMINISTRATION Process to select the next CALS dean explained

BY MADELINE.MCGARRY The next search process is already underway fol- »» Selection of interim dean The new endeavor, being funded entirely by @iowastatedaily.com lowing the selection of a new Iowa State presi- »» Selection of search committee and chairs private donations, has created the opportunity to dent. »» Selection of search firm (if applicable) broaden the relationship between the College of »» Formal launch of search Agriculture and agricultural engineering majors. Following the appointment of Wendy Winter- »» Collection of nominations and applications “I’d like to see the opportunity for [the new Col- steen to become Iowa State’s 16th president, admin- »» First round of interviews (often at an off-cam- lege of Agriculture dean] to be open to trying to istrators are now looking to fill her previously held pus location) interconnect a lot of the majors within CALS and position as the dean of the College of Agriculture »» Finalist interviews (on campus) the College of Engineering,” said Trevor Stevenson, and Life Sciences. »» Selection of the new dean a graduate student-assistant for the department of The transition will closely resemble the selection President Wintersteen is not the first “internal agricultural and biosystems engineering. process to determine the president of the university. candidate,” or College of Agriculture administrator The College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Unlike the selection process for the university more specifically, to be appointed to the top position. received nearly $250 million in donations during president, the new College of Agriculture and Life Seaman Asahel Knapp and Adonijah S. Welch also Wintersteen’s tenure as dean. During her presiden- Sciences dean will be chosen by the Office of the led the agriculture program at Iowa State prior to tial announcement address, the president-select dis- Senior Vice President and Provost, the entity re- becoming president of the university. cussed her objective to further facilitate the Forever sponsible for overseeing Iowa State’s academic pro- The College of Agriculture has recently been pre- True for Iowa State campaign in conjunction with grams, tenure decisions and faculty appointments. sented with opportunities to expand, particularly as the Iowa State University Foundation. Rob Schweers, director of communications for it relates to establishing the new feed mill and grain “It will help us build a world-class research and the Office of the Senior Vice President and Provost, complex. 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COLUMN Out of state students unite Transition harder far from home

BY MEGAN.PETZOLD @iowastatedaily.com

For some students, college is already an friends all in the same moment. Having to extremely scary thing to endure. Adjust- move on top of that can be destructive to a ing to a new city, new friends and every- person’s mental well-being. thing else that’s new can make the large The transition can be hard, but the best campus seem even larger. To add on to thing about Iowa State, for me, was getting that, the fact that you are the only student involved in a learning community. I went from your high school to go to the college from being a scared kid new to Iowa to a of your choosing is an even harder thing to freshman among others who have the same face. No one likes to be alone. interests as I do and may be experiencing the same fears as me. From homework The good news is, you aren’t alone! For help, picking up the slack if I were to miss a the freshman class of 2017, there are 2,770 lecture or just getting coffee and talking, my other students who are not residents of Iowa. new friends from the learning community Being an out of state student myself, these made my situation so much easier. statistics make me feel better about being It was hard for me to leave my friends away from home. from high school and come to a new state However, with this in mind, I encourage for college, but now I have something in everyone to be more considerate when common with the other 43 percent of fresh- talking to people. You never know what men who are in the same situation as I am. COURTESY OF GETTY IMAGES people are going through. There are some In the end, it doesn’t matter where some- Transitioning to college is difficult for most students. For students from out of state, it can be even more difficult being so distant from family and friends. students who don’t get to go home on the one comes from, it’s what you do with your weekends to do laundry and visit their par- situation that makes you who you are to ents, pets or room. There are even kids who others. If you want to make friends, go make don’t get to go home over breaks during the some. Talk to the person who sits next to you school year. in chemistry, get involved in a club you’re After spending the last 18 years living interested in, go to hall events, go out and with our parents in the same situation, we do things! The experience is what you make now have to attempt to live on our own. We of it, so make college the best experience break ties with our parents, pets, siblings and you’ve ever had.

EDITORIAL We need the Financial Protection Bureau

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau arbitration cases, the company wins. (CFPB) was created in 2011 to educate and Opponents of class action-lawsuits say much Editorial Board support individuals who faced a variety of Emily Barske, editor-in-chief of any settlement goes to lawyers’ fees. Propo- Megan Salo, opinion editor problems with their banks and other finan- nents of class-action lawsuits say the strength Adam Willman, community member cial institutions. The CFPB has been extreme- of large numbers of claimants, the publicity Sue Ravenscroft, community member Muhammad Mohsin Raza, community member ly effective; with its help, individual consum- and the total dollar amount of settlements in ers have recovered almost $12 billion. successful suits all serve as deterrents. If com- panies can cheat customers with impunity, they Opinions expressed in columns and letters are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the In July, the CFPB finalized a ruling that will do so again. However, if companies face Daily or organizations with which the author(s) gave consumers the right to join together in large, very public losses, they are more likely are associated. class-action lawsuits against financial insti- to be deterred. tutions. The rule was needed because indi- Why not let consumers make an informed viduals rarely have the resources to sue large choice in how they seek remedy for wrongs Feedback policy: The Daily encourages discussion but does not guarantee its companies for widespread abuses, such as the done to them? We note that financial insti- publication. We reserve the right to edit or reject any letter or false credit cards Wells Fargo has admitted to tutions themselves have filed class-action online feedback. issuing. But just last week the Senate voted by lawsuits against Equifax, the credit-rating Send your letters to [email protected]. a one-vote majority to rescind this rule. company whose data on 143 million customers Letters must include the name(s), phone number(s), majors and/or group affiliation(s) Class-action lawsuits are an alternative to has been hacked. Banks and credit unions be- and year in school of the author(s). “forced arbitration,” which many contracts rou- lieve they will incur additional costs resolving Phone numbers and addresses will not be published. tinely require in their “terms and conditions.” problems caused by Equifax’s poor information Online feedback may be used if first name and last name, However, arbitration imposes restrictions on security and know that together they have major and year in school are included in the post. Feedback posted online is eligible for print in the Iowa State Daily. consumers and favors companies. The com- a more powerful case. Shouldn’t individuals pany sets the schedule and usually hires the have the same rights to class-action lawsuits arbitrator, and arbitration is binding, private the banks have chosen to exercise when they and cannot be appealed. In a large majority of are harmed? SPORTS

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WRESTLING Dresser recruits new Cyclones

BY JACK.SHOVER @iowastatedaily.com

This wrestling season, Iowa State will debut its athletes and aims to help sharpen and new head coach who comes to evolve the skills of each individual wrestler. Iowa State by way of Virginia Tech. “We are very hands on — intimate is a word that comes to mind. We really invest During his 11-year tenure there, Dresser and we really care,” Zadick said. “We’ll take turned around a struggling Virginia Tech someone who maybe is decent and hopefully HANNAH OLSON/ IOWA STATE DAILY program. Before Dresser’s hiring in 2006, the develop them to be very good and we’ll take Head coach Kevin Dresser comes to Iowa State from Virgin- Hokies won only one dual meet. In Dresser’s somebody who is very good and make them ia Tech. This season Dresser said he is looking for a leader among the Cyclones. nal season, the Hokies nished 18-1. great.” Other highlights of Dresser’s time at  e personality and coaching style of the Virginia Tech include ve top 10 NCAA sta helped redshirt freshman Jarrett Degen nishes, including a No. 4 nish in 2016. make an easy decision to transfer from Vir- Dresser has also had wrestlers nish as ginia Tech to Iowa State. All-Americans 25 times. Degen is the only Hokie to follow the Part of Dresser’s success stems from his coaches to Iowa State and is currently listed ability to acquire great recruiting classes. At as competing against redshirt sophomore Virginia Tech, six of his recruiting classes Dante Rodriguez at 149-pounds. nished in the top 11, according to FloW- Practice habits aside, Dresser is waiting restling. for someone to step up and be the next big Dresser’s ability is already on display after name at Iowa State. acquiring a commitment from No. 5 pound  e coaches also hope that someone steps for pound recruit in the nation David Carr, up in a leadership role. per FloWrestling. Carr’s father wrestled at “I am hoping that we can get somebody to Iowa State and the legacy Cyclone projects step up on this team and maybe be more of to wrestle at 165 or 174 pounds. a verbal leader,” Dresser said. “We have some Dresser is currently inheriting a Cyclone really great guys that lead by example, but I squad that nished 1-12 last season, but the think it would be a great thing for us right “We want guys future is bright with 30 of the 37 wrestlers now.” being underclassmen. Competition will be ripe throughout that want to Despite a rough last season, redshirt senior the season with multiple athletes listed Dane Pestano is con dent in the Cyclone competing at every weight class except for squad for the upcoming season and the 141-pounds, which is occupied by No. 13 compete, and the future. redshirt freshman Kanen Storr, the only “I hope that in the next few years and ranked Cyclone, per FloWrestling and old ‘iron sharpens maybe even this year [we nish] top 10. I 184-pounds, which is held by Pestano. think that we have the wrestlers and the Dresser noted the competition will be a iron’ is the way squad to do that,” Pestano said. staple of the program moving forward and Dresser believes the possible success and recruiting blue chip athletes will add to the things are going to ceiling of this team is unknown. competition in the room. “It is scary, but it is also exciting,” Dresser  e competition in the room will not be happen in Ames.” said. unique to the early season as Dresser said Dresser has called his current sta , con- he would have a new athlete compete in the sisting of associate head coach Mike Zadick, latter part of the season if it is warranted. -Coach Kevin Dresser assistant coach Derek St. John and volunteer “We want guys that want to compete, and assistant Brent Metcalf, his “Dream Team.” the old ‘iron sharpens iron’ is the way things  e sta takes a hands-on approach with are going to happen in Ames,” Dresser said.

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PHOTO ILLUSTRATION: HANNAH OLSON/ IOWA STATE DAILY As streaming becomes the standard, individual cable networks will begin to bundle their streaming services. Cable will return due to increased saturation in the streaming market. Cable will comeback BY ALEXANDER.GRAY At its advent, cable television was supposed to be since Net ix and other streaming services took o , watching Futurama. Hold on a second, Doctor Who @iowastatedaily.com the end all, be all for home entertainment. Hun- a noticeable drop-o occurred in peak BitTorrent isn’t on Net ix anymore either. I guess I’ll get an dreds of channels at your ngertips, providing tra c. In 2010, Net ix and other streaming services Amazon Prime subscription as well. Cool, there’s content for every demographic. In 2007, a grow- took up 30 percent of peak internet traffic and a lot of HBO shows on Amazon Prime as well, ing company called Net ix introduced a stream- BitTorrent piracy took up a massive 8 percent. In let’s watch Game of  rones. Looks like I need pay ing service addition to their by-mail DVD rental 2015, when the study took place, streaming service $14.99 a month for the HBO add-on for Amazon service. It was broken, almost doubled monthly peak traffic jumped up to 61 percent, and piracy Prime.” service costs, and o ered a small library of only streaming down to 3 percent. While it was just a At the lowest standard pricing available, stream- 1,000 titles. To pull a quote from a 2007 New York 5 percent drop, it was still a massive victory, and ing in high de nition on all four services would cost Times article, “The market [for streaming] is micro- showed the rise of streaming services has had a $42.22 a month, or roughly $500 for a whole year. scopic,” [Net ix’s CEO, Reed Hastings] said. “DVD is signi cant e ect on piracy. Net ix, Amazon and Hulu have also all made a going to be a very big market for a very long time.” Piracy, be it music, movies or video games, for the shift to focus on producing and licensing original most part, has always been about the convenience content, instead of hosting TV and movies from Despite initial doubts, by 2010 Net ix had grown of obtaining the item. Services like Steam have other production companies. During this shift, other to be the highest source of streaming tra c in North made downloading PC video games, a huge target companies have realized they can cash in on the America. In 2011, Net ix announced their stream- of online piracy, extremely simple to download, streaming service boom as well. CBS All Access has ing and DVD services were being separated into two and has them priced in a way that doesn’t break the popped up recently, o ering “Star Trek: Discovery” companies, but quickly reversed their decision due bank. 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Where In the alone, Net ix has a whop- In 2017, online piracy is not the most di cult streaming services used to be an alternative to ping 50.85 million subscribers, just eclipsing the task, but it certainly isn’t easy either, or a guaranteed packaged cable deals, a chance to cut the cord with 48.61 million combined subscribers of the top six way to successfully download a usable product. 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like go shopping or fit things in their car, but gave us some of their special solar-car tires speaking with members of the public about SOLAR CAR pg1 they could go further on solar energy,” Goode that provide lower rolling resistance and are their car. “The car can run just fine in the rain, but with said. “That’s what makes it fun though; there’s also more aerodynamic,” Mallek said. “We’re “We really like letting people sit in the car the amount of rain we saw, we just didn’t have no right or wrong answer.” also testing out new manufacturing techniques, and play with the touch screen,” Cheng said. “I enough of a charge on the batteries to make it The automotive industry as a whole is fo- application methods and different products for remember someone asked to play with it and all the way to some checkpoints.” cused on funding alternative energy sources the solar car industry as a whole.” I told him to go for it, and he seemed really Suiter explained that due to various cir- that allow everyday consumers to have access Mallek went on to say that PrISUm is util- surprised and said that we were the first team cumstances and design trade-offs, the car was to cars that feature these fuel and energy ising 3-D metal printing, 3-D printing carbon to let him play around with the car.” unable to finish a leg of the race on battery sources. fiber and various composite structures on the “We want people to slam the doors and get power alone. “Tesla Motor Company was founded by a car. Several companies native to Iowa have it dirty,” Suiter said. “We want them to expe- “Most other cars were the single-seat, full graduate of Stanford who was actually on their helped PrISUm with various 3-D printing rience what a solar car can be capable of, and solar array cars that most people are familiar solar car team,” Goode said. methods for Penumbra. that it doesn’t have to be any different from, in with,” Suiter said. “Those cars are able to keep The push for a “greener” auto industry has The team is also excited to see where the terms of practicality, their car they have now.” a longer battery charge, but with Penumbra, inspired PrISUm to take that initiative and car itself and alternative energy sources like When the team had finally crossed the we weren’t really aiming to do that.” make a practical car, capable of the things hydrogen powered cars and biofuels end up finish line on the last day of competition, each PrISUm stood out from other teams by everyday gas-powered cars can do. in the future of auto industry. member jumped into the Three Rivers Foun- running the majority of the race with all four “We were fortunate enough to be invited to “We want to be the break between the car of tain in Adelaide. Jumping into the fountain seats occupied by team members. Other cars test our car in the wind tunnel at Ford,” Suiter yesterday and the car of tomorrow, and we’re is a tradition for those who finish the WSC. in the competition had multiple seats, but were said. “Our physical model actually tested to be seeing the industry adopt little bits and pieces “I think it’s really important for new stu- usually only filled by the driver, Mallek said. more aerodynamic than our digital model, so and applying them to cars of today,” Cheng dents to find what they’re passionate about, Goode also went on to say the diversity of whatever imperfections occurred during the said. “I think that will be more common than and stop at nothing to pursue that,” Goode the cars in the competition was cool to see. building of the car turned out to be pretty a complete change of everything.” said. “A lot of the other cars have really good beneficial.” Reminiscing on the competition, some “I think a lot of people are afraid of taking aerodynamics and are shaped to a sharp point, The team also partnered up with various members recall camping under the stars, in- that risk, because it’s not cool or not the pop- which is great for [aerodynamics], but it doesn’t companies around the world to help test new teracting with teams from other countries and ular thing to do. But we set out to build a car make a car that you could go to the hardware products, as well as provide some free testing witnessing the success that the team achieved that no one else was going to, and I am really store with,” Goode said. for those products. in designing a car and driving it across an happy with how it turned out. We chased a “The other teams showed flaws in that they “We’re essentially doing [research and de- entirely different continent. goal and got it, and that’s the message that our couldn’t do all the different activities we could, velopment] for people like Bridgestone, who The team also expressed their enjoyment in team wants to put out there.” $350 IN FIVE DONATIONS $60 $80 $60 $70 $80 SAVE LIVES. 1ST 2ND 3RD 4TH 5TH DONATE PLASMA . Learn more and schedule your appointment at biolifeplasma.com 1618 Golden Aspen Dr. • Ames, IA 50010 515.233.2556

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