Iowa State Daily (September 18, 2019)

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An independent student newspaper serving Iowa State since 1890 86 69 09.18.2019 Vol. 220 No. 017 WEDNESDAY StuGov to seat The Finsta world senators and at-larges to committees BY CASSIE.LEHMANN Instagram @iowastatedaily.com side accounts At Wednesday night’s meeting, Student Government will be seating senators and at-larges to various committees and voting on bills to balance show realness their budget and Student Government President Austin Graber’s criteria for the Excellence Fund account. through facade Student Government will be seating senate members to the nance committee and seating at-larges BY AMBER.MOHMAND to the Student Initiatives committee, civic engage- @iowastatedaily.com ment committee, members to the nance committee and reviewing the nomination for the position of Instagram has been used by students to create a level videographer. of professionalism for potential employers or to give fol- Sen.Travis Lipford has shown interest in lling lowers an impression of the best life. For some students, one of the four vacant spots on the nance commit- the pressure to “look good online” has taken a toll, caus- tee and will face approval by the senate. ing them to create private accounts known as “ nstas” — Iowa State students Natalie Dirkx and Kate Kelsl accounts where people post a raw version of themselves. will face approval for the Student Initiatives commit- “Real Instagrams take way more time and devotion tee and students Jordan Kincart and Abbie Schulte because you’re trying to be a perfect person,” said Olivia will face approval for the civic engagement committee Lauber, a sophomore in music. “It takes time to choose for the at-large position on each respective committee. what picture to use, maybe some editing and it takes me Graber and Student Government Vice President forever to think of a caption because I don’t want to be Vishesh Bhatia also nominated Luis Camacho to basic.” fill the position of videographer for the Executive Lauber said she would describe being “basic” as “not Cabinet. Camacho will be voted on by the senate for con rmation. FINSTAS PG8 Student Government will also be reviewing a request to reallocate money for di erent purposes on behalf of Dance Marathon. Originally, Dance Marathon was budgeted $30,000 for an entertainer through annual alloca- DESIGN BY MARIA ALBERS Finstas are side Instagram accounts many students use to as a way to get more personal with a smaller following or to vent their emotions tions. Now, they are requesting $11,600 to be trans- without feeling judged by those who aren’t considered close. Among Instagram accounts showing perfect lives, nstas are more candid. ferred from the entertainer they had budgeted to allow for funding for other activities. Student Government’s funding bill for the scal year 2020 estimated the student activity fee revenue Dinner teaches ‘netiquette’ skills at $2,474,289.37, which is shy of the amount needed for legislative relations by $7,282.70. In order to balance the budget, the council will be voting to transfer BY KRISTIE.MARTIN Principal Financial Group spon- the di erence from the Special Projects account into @iowastatedaily.com sored the event, providing a free dinner. the Legislative Relations account. Employees of the Principal Financial Additionally, Graber has created criteria for the The Ivy College of Business helped Group attended the Netiquette Dinner Excellence Fund account. students learn how to put their best fork to help students practice their network- Graber’s proposal will not be amended by the forward Tuesday at the Business Week ing skills. senate and will be for allocating money for the Netiquette Dinner. “ is event is the perfect opportunity Excellence Fund throughout the remainder of the The dinner had the goal of teaching to network with companies,” said Barbara scal year. e act will expire at the end of the 2019- students table manners such as the proper Salas, a sophomore in marketing. “And the 2020 term. fork to use, technology etiquette and how free dinner is nice, too.” For more information or to contact your senator, GARRETT HEYD/ IOWA STATE DAILY to appropriately network with potential e employees were spread out evenly visit stugov.iastate.edu. e senate meetings are open employers and coworkers when dining in Students learn etiquette skills during a to the public at 7 p.m. Wednesdays in the Campanile NETIQUETTE PG8 a professional setting. professional dinner environment Tuesday. Room of the Memorial Union. WE ACCEPT ¢ Blizzard When you buy one 4 locations in Ames at regular price and Story City 99 expires 12/31/19 02 CAMPUS BRIEF Iowa State Daily Wednesday, September 18, 2019 CALENDAR FEATURE PHOTO 9.18.19 Psychology panel: Discerning fake news, Campus Fire Safety Day, Parks Library south 198 Parks Library at 4 p.m. ”Psychology in lawn at 8:30 a.m. As part of Campus Fire Safety Everyday Life: Discerning Fake News.” Graduate Month, Environmental Health and Safety is hosting students in psychology will discuss ways to tell its annual Fire Safety Day. Stop by to put out a the di erence between real and fake news, why simulated re, learn re safety tips, meet Ames re people often fall for fake news, and a brief history ghters and receive a free T-shirt. on the prevalence of fake news in the media. Behind the Scenes: Butter y Survey - Citi- Ecologies of Elsewhere: Commonstudio zen Science, Reiman Gardens at 11 a.m. Head Lecture, Kocimski Auditorium, 101 Design out into the Gardens to track and survey live but- at 4:30 p.m. Kim Karlsrud and Daniel Phillips, ter ies as you learn more about the Iowa Butter y cofounders of Commonstudio in Los Angeles, will Survey Network and ways you can participate in share recent work with urban ecosystems that citizen science through Reiman Gardens. spans many countries, contexts and disciplinary Career Fair: College of Engineering, boundaries between art, design and science. Scheman Building at 12 p.m. Employers will Leaders Workshop Series, Gallery Room, be on campus looking to ll full-time, intern and Memorial Union at 6 p.m. The Leaders Workshop co-op positions. All ISU students and alumni are Series is an opportunity for you to build up your welcome to attend. leadership skills from the inside out. GARRETT HEYD/ IOWA STATE DAILY Night Life Jack Trice Stadium lights up the nighttime Ames skyline as traffic passes by on South Fourth Street. POLICE BLOTTER IOWA STATE DAILY 9.15.19 Sharon Ann Jacobs, age 59, of 1204 5 St. - Nevada, BUSINESS DIRECTORY Christopher Nicholas Durand, age 30, of 333 E. Iowa, was arrested and charged with theft in the Grand Ave. - Des Moines, Iowa, was arrested and fourth degree at 1315 S. B Avenue (reported at 8:52 charged with excessive speed at 1800 E. 13 Street p.m.). (reported at 12:23 a.m.). Jackson Cleaning Service Call us at 231-3649 •Residential Cleaning •Windows CORRECTIONS • RENTALS: •Getting Your Home Guaranteed Your Rental •Deep Cleaning The Iowa State Daily welcomes comments To submit a correction, please contact our Ready For the Market Deposit Back! • Sorority& Fraternity and suggestions or complaints about errors editor at 515-294-5688 or via email at editor@ that warrant correction. iowastatedaily.com. 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