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Board of Regents Athletics funds, flood estimates highlight agenda Athletics budget won’t include state funding by 2012 Iowa State expects to pay for one-fourth of flood repairs

By Chris.Cuellar amount over the last several years and are By Paige.Godden this summer, a wind storm July 18 and the flood iowastatedaily.com prepared to take it down to zero,” said ISU iowastatedaily.com Aug. 11. President Gregory Geoffroy. Madden told the regents most of the dam- CEDAR FALLS — The ISU Athletics The athletic department has been cutting CEDAR FALLS — Flood damages on cam- ages came from the three-day rainfall starting Department will completely eliminate its gen- its dependence annually since being support- pus have been estimated between $40 and $50 Aug. 8, and ending in a downpour of more than eral university financial support for the 2012 ed by university funds for as much 10.8 per- million. 3 inches in 40 minutes. fiscal year. cent — $2.4 million — of its budget since 2001. Iowa State anticipates paying 25 percent of The South Skunk River rose to 18.1 feet, ISU athletics will not receive any funds from Iowa State aimed for 2011 to be the final the total damages, said Warren Madden, vice which is about 9.1 feet above the flood level. the state of Iowa as a result of the decision, ap- year of school support, with $1.6 million of president of business and finance, at the Iowa Iowa State had 17 buildings directly impact- proved by the Iowa Board of Regents on Thursday. Board of Regents meeting Thursday. “We have been steadily reducing this BUDGET.p8 >> The city of Ames suffered two major storms FLOOD.p10 >>

Flood recovery Greek life Sigma Chi to host sold-out concert featuring rap artist

By Kayla.Schantz concert in Ames. He e-mailed iowastatedaily.com Adams’ booking agent, Adams said he liked the cause and Rap artist Sam Adams agreed to do the concert as part will perform at a concert at of his Midwest tour. Sigma Chi on Saturday as The fraternity’s goal is to part of Derby Days, the frater- raise $10,000 for the founda- nity’s week-long philanthropic tion during Derby Days. event. Derby Days is a philan- Adams, 23, from Boston, thropy that involves a series grew in popularity on YouTube of competitions and events with his single, “I Hate which award points and prizes College.” to the participating members. His debut album, “Boston’s Friday night there is a Boy,” which features single luau at the Sigma Chi house “Driving Me Crazy,” topped the to go along with the philan- hip hop/rap charts on iTunes thropy theme of Never Ending upon its release in March. Summer. The luau will start All 700 concert tickets at 5 p.m. and is open to all were sold during a period of students. only eight hours, said Jared It includes games, grilled Trujillo, junior in political sci- food and a raffle for prizes ence and philanthropic events and the remaining tickets Charlotte Rice, junior in accounting, lifts free weights Thursday at Lied. Rice ran at Ames Raquet and Fitness three times a week for chairman for Sigma Chi. to the Sam Adams concert. one hour each time while Lied was closed. Photo: Shiyao Liu/Iowa State Daily The proceeds from the con- Admission is $4. cert will go to Make-A-Wish “It’s for a really great cause,” Foundation, and specifically to Trujillo said. “[Make-A-Wish] Sigma Chi’s 5-year-old “wish is a really good organization.” child,” whose dream is to go to The concert is the final Hawaii with her family. event of Derby Days. Adams Lied reopens Trujillo said Sigma Chi has will be there Saturday to meet been working since March to fans and sign autographs be- arrange for Adams to give a fore or after the concert. Hot water, turf, courts mal level of program services,” said Mike ment,” Giles said. “Unfortunately we Giles, director of recreation services. don’t have a timeline for that.” remain out of service “ROTC was back in this morning, most Lied was sealed Aug. 22 in order to al- sports programs are gradually moving it, low the building to properly dehumidify Study Abroad Program By Torey.Robinson the equipment is up and running and our after it flooded Aug. 11. and Matt.Wettengel fitness classes are going.” The closure of the building on forced iowastatedaily.com The building currently does not have many students to find alternative forms hot water, racquetball courts or first floor of exercise. Fair showcases Lied Recreation Athletic Center turf available for use. “I ran around campus a couple of opened its doors to students and patrons “We’re working on the water situ- times, but [Lied’s] inside and it’s get- opportunities for Thursday for the first time in 25 days. ation and the courts and turf are in the “We’re running at a relatively nor- early stages of development for replace- LIED.p10 >> students abroad

By Frances.Myers Skunk River Navy iowastatedaily.com Why study abroad? ƒ Have an adventure Interested in Students gathered in the Tour a rainforest, trace the Great Hall of the Memorial Beatles’ steps or ski Alps. Skunk River Navy? Union for the Study Abroad ƒ Put a spark in studies Fair on Wednesday to talk American History takes on a Contact Jim Colbert, whole new look in Europe! at [email protected]. with representatives from ƒ Get language skills more than 60 study and intern What better way to learn abroad programs. All Skunk River Navy days than by immersing yourself? Iowa State offers approxi- ƒ Impress an employer begin at 9 a.m. at 210 Bessey mately 250 programs in more Hall. Studying abroad can give you than 50 countries. The pro- the skills employers want. grams range from two weeks ƒ Challenge yourself Transportation may be avail- to one year. Make friends and get out of the same old routine. able. However, ISU under- More than 1,200 ISU stu- www.studyabroad.iastate.edu graduate students will get dents study or work abroad first priority on transporta- annually, and programs are tion in the ISU vans. available for majors, minors, elective credits, foreign lan- Arcadia University — an af- Due to conditions of the guage credits and internships filiate ISU program — said the work, it is nearly inevitable and other valuable work ex- program typically has around that participants will get wet periences, according to Study 50 students in the semester Jim Colbert, founder of the Skunk River Navy, shakes the mud out of a tire before he puts it Abroad Office handouts. programs and 80 students in into a canoe Sept. 20, 2008, in the Skunk River. File photo: Iowa State Daily and muddy. Shoes and old clothes are strongly advised. Study and intern abroad the summer programs. programs are becoming in- “London is our most popu- creasingly more important as lar destination and students Volunteers and participants more employers are looking of all majors come to intern or River cleanup to begin will be picking up trash along nearly three miles of river. for international experience study courses here,” she said. Therefore, insect repellent when they hire college gradu- One recommendation stu- Volunteers comb river collect trash along and from the Skunk River. and sunscreen are also ates, according to the Study dents should check up on be- Skunk River Navy was created by Jim suggested. Abroad Office. fore leaving the United States and banks, collect trash Colbert, associate professor of ecology, evo- Popular places students are is making sure they have their lution and organismal biology. studying at this year include vaccines and health care needs By Frances.Myers As a frequent user of rivers and streams Lunch will be provided Australia, Ireland and London. taken care of, according to the iowastatedaily.com around central Iowa, he became concerned after along with cookies at Asia is a popular destination Study Abroad Office. by increasing problems facing these waters. the Colbert household at for students majoring in busi- Assuming no risk is the Fall Skunk River Navy season begins Colbert started the experience as a com- 1114 Murray Drive in Ames. ness and architecture, accord- biggest risk for travelers, said Saturday. Participants can expect to ing to the Study Abroad Office. return to campus at 5 p.m. ISU students, faculty and volunteers will RIVER.p10 >> Traci Chupik, student from TRAVEL.p3 >> PAGE 2 | Iowa State Daily | Friday, September 17, 2010

Weather | Provided by Weather.com State News Daily Snapshot Notes and events. Some clouds and possibly Fri an isolated thunderstorm 54|79 in the afternoon. DES MOINES: A lawsuit accusing two Iowa farms at the heart of a recall of 550 million eggs linked Sat Scattered thunderstorms to salmonella illnesses of possible. Highs in the 60s safely negligence has been 51|66 filed and is seeking class- and lows in the low 50s. action status. The lawsuit was filed Wednesday in federal court Sun Showers. Highs in the in Chicago on behalf of six upper 60s and lows in the people who became ill after 60|67 eating eggs produced near low 60s. Galt and New Hampton. WEST UNION: A judge has increased bond for a northeast Iowa pastor accused of sexually abusing a teenage girl after the pas- Calendar tor allegedly tried to contact the girl from jail. FRIDAY FRIDAY The Rev. Timothy Parker of Westgate is charged with third-degree sexual abuse Dance Social Virtual Reality Experi- and lascivious acts with a When: ence minor. 7:30 to 9:45 p.m. When: He allegedly tried to com- What: 1 to 2 p.m. municate with the girl. Free dance social hosted What: by ISU Ballroom Dance ISU Virtual Reality Ap- FUNDRAISER: Students sell root beer floats Club. plications Center will Nation News Where: be showing off its 3-D Michael Felderman, senior in physics, and Sam Behrens, sophomore in history, make root beer floats Thursday on Central Campus as a part of their fraternity’s annual philanthropy. Acacia sold root beer Notes and events. 196 Forker technology. floats for $2 to raise money for Pages of Promise. Photo: Kelsey Kremer/Iowa State Daily Where: Alliant Energy/Lee Liu Auditorium, Howe Hall PENNSYLVANIA: Some of Pennsylvania’s natural gas pipelines are best The information in the log comes from the ISU and City of Ames police departments’ records. 120 years old. Portions of bet! Ames, ISU Police All those accused of violating the law are innocent until lines also date to the 1800s Police Blotter: Departments proven guilty in a court of law. in Massachusetts. And hun- SATURDAY dreds of miles in New York (reported at 2:20 a.m.) Stanton Ave. unit 402, was ar- state are made of leak-prone Comedy on the Edge Sept cast iron. Gabriel Domingues, 19, no ad- rested and charged with second When: 7 dress, was arrested and charged degree burglary and simple as- Tens of thousands of miles 8 p.m. Tues with public intoxication and sault. (reported at 2:30 a.m.) of pipelines that run beneath What: interference with official acts. Cody Sullivan, 21, of Council communities nationwide are (reported at 2:20 a.m.) Bluffs, was arrested and old or decaying and are in Stand-up comedy by need of replacing. Sept A vehicle driven by Todd Venz charged with operating while Reggie Watts, free intoxicated. (reported at 2:40 collided with a parked car. NEW JERSEY: Where: 11 (reported at 9:41 a.m.) a.m.) Stephens Auditorium Sat A vehicle that left the scene Federal authorities in New Andrew Hulse, 2681 Helser Jersey said they’ve broken Hall, reported the theft of a bike. struck a car owned by Amy Warg. (reported at 11:08 a.m.) up a large-scale identity theft (reported at 2:14 p.m.) and fraud ring that stretches Sept. 7 Katelyne Winkler, 18, 708 Motorcycles owned by Daniel from the insular Korean A staff member reported a fight Burnett Ave., was arrested and Weilein and Kyle Eick were enclaves of northern New in the gymnasium. Everyone charged with assault causing pushed onto their sides. (re- Jersey to U.S. territories in involved had apparently left bodily injury. (reported at 2:30 ported at 5:31 p.m.) the Pacific. the area prior to officer arrival. p.m.) Cole Brant reported that some- (reported at 5:42 p.m.) Fifty-three people, many of Vehicles driven by David one had tampered with the hood them Korean immigrants Vehicles driven by Hongwei Xin Draheim and Daniel Stewart latches on his vehicle. (reported living in New York and New SATURDAY SATURDAY and Chelsea Iennarella were were involved in a property at 6:55 p.m.) Jersey, are charged with involved in a property damage damage collision. (reported at Officers checked the welfare of a helping people fraudulently SUB Live Music Softball collision. (reported at 5:50 p.m.) 6:49 p.m.) student experiencing emotional obtain credit cards. Vehicles driven by Peter Burr Charles Rudy, 46, of Langeloth, difficulties. (reported at 8:25 When: When: p.m.) CALIFORNIA: 9 p.m. 9 a.m. and Kyle Riggle were involved was arrested and charged with in a property damage collision. public consumption. (reported at A found bike was placed into Fire officials called off What: What: (reported at 6:47 p.m.) 9:37 p.m.) secured storage until the owner evacuation orders Thursday Live music, free for All-Iowa Classic: Iowa Vehicles driven by Molly Heintz Ian Steil, 22, 160B University can be identified. (reported at as a fierce air and ground students, $5 public State vs. North Dakota and Sierra Gary-Meyer were Village, was arrested and 8:28 p.m.) attack helped them slow the Where: State, free involved in a property damage charged with public intoxication, advancement of a forest fire Maintenance Shop, Where: collision. (reported at 7:41 p.m.) aggravated interference and burning more than 8,100 serious assault. (reported at Sept. 11 acres in the southern Sierra Memorial Union Southwest Athletic 9:51 p.m.) Adam Hageman, 21, 827 Beach Nevada. Complex Sept. 8 Lamont Williams, 25, 111 N. Ave., was arrested and charged Officials put containment at Officers checked the welfare of a Sherman Ave., was arrested and with public consumption. (re- 65 percent, with full contain- resident who was experiencing charged with voluntary absence. ported at 12:15 a.m.) ment expected this weekend emotional difficulties. (reported (reported at 10 p.m.) William Franzmeier, 20, 110 or early next week — ideally at 12:40 a.m.) McDonald Drive unit 215, was Sunday. A staff member reported the arrested and charged with in- theft of items from a vending Sept. 10 terference with official acts and best machine. (reported at 9:50 a.m.) Ross Bruns, 20, 1221 Lincoln public consumption. (reported at World News SUNDAY 12:54 a.m.) bet! A patron reported the theft of Way, was arrested and charged a backpack and other items. with operating while intoxicated Nicole Ross, 23, 205 Orange Notes and events. SUB Film “Prince of (reported at 10:36 a.m.) and underage possession of Ave., was arrested and charged Persia: The Sands of alcohol. (reported at 12:12 a.m.) with public consumption. (re- A staff member reported the ported at 1:10 a.m.) Time” theft of cash from an office area. Joseph Brisbois, 26, 126 Beedle When: The incident occurred sometime Drive, was arrested and charged Brittany Parks, 21, of Omaha, MEXICO: with operating while intoxicated, was arrested and charged with 7 p.m. since Sept. 2. (reported at 1:36 A gunbattle between Mexican p.m.) second offense, and no seat belt. public intoxication. (reported at What: (reported at 12:30 a.m.) 1:20 a.m.) soldiers and suspected drug A staff member reported dam- cartel members left 22 dead Free movie screening age to several pollination cages. Nick Christensen, 22, 134 Josh Smith, 24, of Slater, was at ranch near the U.S. bor- Where: (reported at 2:27 p.m.) Campus Ave. unit 5, was ar- arrested and charged with public der, the Defense Department Soults Family Visi- rested and charged with public intoxication. (reported at 1:23 said Thursday. Siyu Chen, 20, 1338 Walton intoxication. (reported at 1:20 a.m.) tors Center, Memorial Drive unit 205, was arrested and a.m.) All the dead were suspected Union charged with driving under sus- John Mobley, 47, 4130 Lincoln gang members, the depart- pension. He was subsequently Cody Krull, 19, 1219 S. Hazel Swing unit 15, was arrested and ment said in a statement. released on citation. (reported at Ave., was arrested and charged charged with operating while One soldier was injured. 6:28 p.m.) with public consumption. (re- intoxicated and interference with ported at 1:27 a.m.) official acts. (reported at 2:23 The drug suspects provoked Two juvenile males were taken a.m.) the gunbattle Wednesday. into custody and charged with Ryan Nothwehr, 19, 2035 Sunset theft and criminal mischief, Drive, was arrested and charged Benjamin Witmer, 22, 216 GUINEA: SUNDAY SUNDAY after being observed taking with possession of a controlled Campus Ave. unit 6, was ar- items from a vending machine substance, possession of drug rested and charged with public Election officials on and damaging property. They paraphernalia, and underage consumption. (reported at 4:22 Thursday confirmed that a General Salva Kiir Ma- SUB Live Music were referred to Juvenile Court possession of alcohol. (reported a.m.) critical presidential runoff in Services and then released to at 1:37 a.m.) Guinea has been postponed yardit When: Aubrey Green, 21, 841 by at least two weeks as the When: 7 p.m. the custody of their respective Branson Daughenbaugh, 23, of Dickenson Ave. unit 4, was ar- relatives. (reported at 8:50 a.m.) warehouse storing voting 6:30 p.m. What: Killen, Texas, was arrested and rested and charged with drug materials for the upcoming What: Dan Hicks & the Hot charged with operating while paraphernalia and possession ballot went up in flames, intoxicated, second offense, of a schedule V substance. developments that may stoke President of the govern- Licks. A mix of Western Sept. 9 and driving under suspension. (reported at 6:30 p.m.) ethnic divisions at the heart ment of Southern Sudan Swing, Jazz, American Rodney Morgan, 48, of Maxwell, (reported at 1:55 a.m.) Officers received a report of of the vote. speaks, free Roots and Hippie Eclec- was arrested and charged with Officers assisted a resident people on the building roof. Five Passers-by covered their Where: ticism. contempt of court. (reported at who reported an out-of-state 17-year-old males were located mouths with their T-shirts. 12:50 a.m.) friend was suicidal. A check was in the area and taken into cus- Sun Room, Memorial Where: made and the individual located. tody. Three were charged with Union Maintenance Shop, Ryan Mennenga, 23, 4826 JAPAN: Helser Hall, was arrested and (reported at 2:24 a.m.) criminal trespass and referred Memorial Union charged with public intoxication. Nathan Stockfleth, 23, 215 to Juvenile Court Services. Japan’s Cabinet resigned en (reported at 7:15 p.m.) masse Friday to make way Craig Bell, 21, 4720 Mortensen for a revamped administra- Road unit 309, was arrested and tion after Prime Minister charged with possession of a Naoto Kan survived the controlled substance and public ruling party’s leadership intoxication. (reported at 10:29 election this week. p.m.) The reshuffled Cabinet was Erik Otarola, 35, 129 Ash Ave. to be announced Friday unit 9, was arrested and charged afternoon, said Noriyuki with public consumption. (re- Shikata, a spokesman for the ported at 11:46 p.m.) prime minister. 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Wednesday of the month 3224 attheMemorial Union. studyabroad.iastate.edu orinRoom ISU Study Abroad Center at www. study abroad, studentsmay visitthe the StudyAbroad Center.” through theprograms andthrough of thesescholarships are available pay for theexperience,andmany also scholarships available tohelp ter,” Grundmeiersaid.“There are attending collegehere for asemes- aid, justlike theywould iftheywere aid. advisor for theISUstudentfinancial Grundmeier, enrollment services of studyingabroad, saidShannon www.cdc.gov. Control andPrevention’s website at to take, visit the Center for Disease ventative measures individualsneed own citizens, Dekkers said. ists from getting sick,butalsotheir country toprotect not onlythetour- cinations donebefore theyenterthe ists tohave certainshotsandvac- iowastatedaily.com By Tyler.Kingkade Professor: Bickering serves assideshow toissues Campaign Student HealthCenter. Sue Dekkers, staffnurse atThielen Editor: rather than job creators.” to us. We’re more job finders at trying to get the jobs to come ating jobs, we’re justworking Swenson said.“We’re notcre- big cheerleaders for thestate,” ernors don’t create orlosejobs. ing disingenuousbecause gov- Swenson said both they’re be- research economistDave who lostmore jobs, ISUstaff Sioux City. their first debate Tuesday in vision adsandcharacterized of thecampaigns’ latesttele- This was evidenced inboth else abouttheirown records. economic outlookormuch agree onthedebtload,Iowa’s Gov. Terry Branstad cannot Culver andformer Republican >>TRAVEL.p1 FRIDAY SUNDAY SATURDAY THURSDAY For more information about “Students can applyfor financial Student shouldnotfear theprice To findoutwhichshotsandpre- Many countries require tour- “All governors are, are great Yet, ascampaigns discuss Democratic Gov. 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Branstad likes toclaimhe ecutive operations ofthestate. nors are electedtoserve ex- the real issuesbecause gover- being more ofasideshow to 292-2321 So despiteCulver’s claim Swenson saidtheIowa “During the1980swhen Swenson saidthisendsup Kelsey Kremer/Iowa State Daily Students look atphotosfrom theStudyAbroad photocontest while visitingtheStudyAbroad Fair onSept.16intheGreat Hall not following through on not following through on Specifically, hecitesBranstad sponse afterthe1993floods. criticizes Branstad for hisre- Rapids, repeatedly D-Cedar block floodwaters. then duetoreconstruction to suffered from floodingsince Moines Water Works hasnot without water for weeks. Des floods, whichleftDesMoines response effort tothe1993 the debate. candidates sparred over itin been alarge issue,although the jobs toIowa. can fulfillapromise of200,000 Swenson said, that Branstad Iowa. Likewise, it’s doubtful, enticing companiestopick it was mostlyattempts at sult ofbeingunderhiswatch, Microsoft —have beenare- including IBM,Googleand ONLY ONLY ONLY FREE! State Sen. Rob Hogg, State Sen.RobHogg, Branstad oversaw the Flood response hasnot $ $ $ 24 13 19 95 95 95 The Associated Press By DonnaGordon Blankinship when satire sours extremists Cartoonist goes into hiding Seattle Weekly The Associated Press By DeniseLavoie predator destroyed herlife Victim’s mother:Craigslist Slaying sitive situation. he hadnothing further tosay because it’s asen- He toldTheAssociatedPress onThursday that the government pickingupthetab,” Fefer wrote. tection program —except, asshenotes, without mer thatthreatened herlife. tity because ofareligious edictissuedthissum- move, changehernameandwipe away heriden- paper. Norris’ comicwould nolongerappearinthe announced inWednesday’s issuethatMolly FBI. hasgoneintohidingontheadviceof Day” cal piececalled “Everybody Draw Mohammed came thetargetofadeaththreat withasatiri- at Boston’s Garden ofPeace, a others atanannualceremony daughter was honored with 35 said in astatementbefore her as hisnextvictim,” Guzman Markoff picked my daughter and theminutethatPhilip my life andthatofmy family.” that Philip Markoff “destroyed through a Spanish interpreter resident Julissa Brisman, said of 25-year-old New York City said Thursday. justice,” thevictim’s mother who “can never escape God’s suicide injailwas a“monster” Craigslist andlatercommitted a masseuse hemetthrough dent whopolicesaidkilled University medical stu- million ayear for 23 years to correct thatitwillcost$55 billion. However, Branstad is real numberiscloserto$1.265 outdated figure from 2009;the billion, whichisactuallyan Debt” placesthecostat$1.7 over theactualcost. though the two camps bicker of theI-JOBSprogram, al- mered Culver for theexpense the floodsissadandpathetic. ed thatDemocrats politicizing Branstad’s campaign respond- money for disaster mitigation. successful because itprovided Culver’s I-JOBSprogram was officer. Coordination Team project the Iowa Flood Recovery General Harold M.Thompson, Gov. Branstad byBrigadier Report presented tothen- the Iowa FloodDisaster “She is, ineffect,beingputawitness-pro- Fefer wrote thattheFBIadvised Norris to Seattle Weekly editor-in-chiefMark D. Fefer SEATTLE —ASeattle cartoonist whobe- “I curse theday, thehour Carmen Guzman,mother BOSTON —ABoston Branstad’s ad“BigBad But Branstad hasham- In contrast, Hoggclaimed, cur —are cathartic for people.” these trials—whentheydooc- Conley said.“Insomerespects, accountable inacourtoflaw,” opportunity tohave himheld face theaccused. frustrated they won’t be able to said Brisman’s relatives are death, because ofMarkoff’s ecution hadbeenterminated the documentsaying thepros- Dan Conley, whoseofficefiled three times ataBostonhotel. beaten withagunandshot Brisman’s slaying. jail cellwhileawaiting trialin who committed suicideinhis Thursday against Markoff, dropped murder charges cide victims. memorial for nearly700 homi- said inresponse. for $4.3billion,Terry,” Culver as-you-go whenyou bonded Branstad said inthedebate. on apay-as-you-go basis,” originally setup. structure, astheaccountwas money shouldgotoward infra- indeed itwas, butinsistedthat gaming revenue. Branstad said bonds was all out-of-state mit thefundingfor theI-JOBS ing thedebateTuesday toad- pay for $875 millionofit. Conley said he plans to Conley saidheplans to “They were robbed ofthe Suffolk District Attorney Police saidBrismanwas Prosecutors formally Branstad’s administration “You didn’t believe inpay- “I believe indoing things Culver asked Branstad dur- Culver Friday, September 17,2010|IowaState Daily | suit duringanepisodeearlierthisyear. “South Park” for depictingtheprophet inabear against thecreators oftheAmerican TVseries post images ofMohammed toprotest threats prophet, even favorable ones, asblasphemous. in response. Pakistan, whobannedthesocialnetworking site that caught the attention of authorities in “Hellfire.” Norris isa“primetarget”whoshouldreside in language Muslimyouth magazine “Inspire” that Anwar al-Awlaki. a fatwa listissuedbyYemeni-American cleric ing everything itcouldtoprotect individualson York DailyNews inJuly thattheagencywas do- of counterterrorism inSeattle, told theNew David Gomez, theFBI’s specialagent incharge Branstad The FBI alsodeclined tocomment Thursday. The Facebook pageencouraged people to Most Muslimsregard any depictionofthe Norris’ cartoon inspired aFacebook page Awlaki saidintheJune issueofEnglish- Photo: of theMemorialUnion.Photo: dead lastmonth in hisjailcell. medical was student, found Craigslist. the erotic-services sectionof to anadshehadplacedin Markoff whenhe responded 26th birthday. Shehadmet 14, 2009, afew days before her conscience. mitted suicidebecause ofhis and doesn’t know ifhecom- wanted Markoff to face justice Statehouse. Guzmansaid she den near theMassachusetts engraved stonesinthegar- tims were memorialized with case” prosecutors had. “compelling, very, very strong family andshow thepublic the bring some satisfaction tothe weeks, whichhehopeswill against Markoff withina few publicly release evidence Democrats now. have alotofaffection toward Culver, andmany peopledon’t sion doesnotfare well for dals inadditiontothereces- incompetency.” incredible amountoffiscal ministration was besetbyan administration, buthisad- don’t remember hisearly is lucky thatalotofpeople Swenson said.“Gov. Branstad some judgmentissues,” the governor perhapshad dal andothersituations. addition tothefilmoffice scan- its way Swenson out, said,in with, andthestatehadtobuy Culver administration dealt the first significant blow the cally paidwithin ayear. that was short-termand typi- Butmuchof billion indebt. did seedebtaswell —$4.363 Markoff, asecond-year Brisman was killedApril Brisman andtheothervic- Swenson saidthescan- “There is thissensethat The TouchPlay fiascowas NEWS |3 4

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Editorial Military Politics hinder advances in POW/MIA day vital research By Edward.Leonard iowastatedaily.com The ongoing debate over embryonic stem cell research has made headlines after U.S. District Court Judge Royce Lamberth grant- ed an injunction against President Barack Obama’s eliminating research restrictions put in place by the Bush Administration. Federally funding such research has been a complicated issue since 1998. Here’s the science. A few days after conception, a fertilized egg has differentiated into a mass of cells known as a blastocyst. The stem cells in the blastocyst are known as the inner cell mass, and are a new frontier of scientific discovery for two reasons: under the proper condi- tions, these cells differentiate into any type of cell found in the human body, and are they able to propagate indefinitely. This is valuable for a number of reasons. Cloning cells is difficult when cells special- ize. Stem cells clone others inherently. Some adult stem cells can also replicate into other cells, but they aren’t as flexible. This is why bone marrow transplants are used to treat blood disease: The cells from the marrow re- place the diseased blood cells, but they can’t replace other tissue or cell types. A provision was attached in 1995 to the federal appropriations bill prohibiting the Congress has designated the third Friday of September each year as the National POW/MIA Recognition day. Military installations fly the use of federal money to create or destroy National League of Families’ POW/MIA flag.Courtesy photo: Alicia Cerullo/Flickr human embryos for research. It has been included in every spending bill since 1996. American service members unaccounted And then there’s the matter of those Bush’s policy further restricted research- Take time to remember for. Some of these were still from Vietnam. who will probably never be accounted for. ers to stem cell lines produced before August soldiers lost in combat This was 20 years after the date they They may have simply stepped on a land 2001. It was this policy Obama overturned. were reported missing. mine, and no remains could be found. o you know what day it is today? “Family members [of service men Whether or not you agree with our The Obama policy still prohibits the cre- It’s Friday, the last day of classes, and women] deserve to know what hap- defense policies, there is no denying the ation of new stem cell lines, but allows use of D the start of the weekend and a pened [to their loved ones] if possible ... hardships those in the service go through, existing lines. day of relaxation for most people. It’s a day and service members need to know that many of them on a daily basis. Prisoners of So far Sen. Tom Harkin has introduced we look forward to every week so we can their country will do everything in its war and those missing in action have seen finally stop worrying about homework power to receive a full accounting [of those the worst of the worst parts of war. They legislation to continue federal funding, as for the next few days, maybe go to a party missing].” have gone through hell on earth for you, has pro-life Sen. Arlen Specter. Also, Sen. with some friends, and generally enjoy This office still exists, although now the citizens of America, and they’ve done Orrin Hatch, a staunch pro-life advocate, has ourselves it’s directly under the secretary of defense. it willingly. been a vocal proponent of stem cell research. But today is special. This particular Today they are still searching for American Today there will be an honor guard Embryonic stem cell research has abso- Friday is National POW/MIA Recognition men and women who went missing in posted in Gold Star Hall, as well as a run day. every war since Vietnam. commemorating those who didn’t come lutely nothing to do with abortion. Embryos Today is one of a few days when We’ve all heard the horror stories about home, among other events on campus. used in stem cell research come from left- Congress has authorized the infamous the treatment of American prisoners dur- These are just some ways the ISU com- over eggs during in vitro fertilization. These black and white POW/MIA flag to be ing Vietnam, how they were tortured and munity is showing their support. embryos are already classified as medical flown — there are actually 6 days, includ- abused for information for years on end I’m not asking you to give up the hap- ing Independence day and Memorial day. before being released, if they were released piness Friday brings every week. I’m not waste, and thus slated for destruction. Although it’s a Friday, it’s also a day of at all. asking you to sit around this weekend Those opposed to embryonic stem cell remembrance we should all observe. We’ve all heard similar stories from and mope. But I would ask that you take a research on pro-life grounds are simply mis- Grace Leonard, a now-retired Major the more recent conflicts in Iraq and few seconds to think about what this day informed. The blastocysts used in stem cell in the Air Force, worked for years in the Afghanistan, and sometimes even seen means. Defense Intelligence Agency. Her job was tapes of their prisoners as their captors Think about those who faced the dark- research aren’t any more of a person than to try to receive full accountability for all make demands. est side of humanity so you can enjoy today. the sperm and egg cell they came from. The fetal heart doesn’t beat until the fifth week of gestation, and rudimentary brain activity Response takes at least 52 days to begin. If we’re still talking about the destruction of potential human life, trillions of sperm are released Responsible partiers are not criminals each ejaculation, and none of them typically By RJ.Green iowastatedaily.com fertilize an egg. The ISD Editorial Board supports legisla- h Michael Belding, how tion lifting the current federal restrictions you confound me. Why on embryonic stem cell research. This isn’t O must you pontificate to and fro? Did you feel coverage because we’re godless heathens, we just sup- of superfan hooliganism was in- port science. sufficient? Have we not printed There are those who believe such re- enough pictures of folks painted search is unethical. Others say that they head-to-toe, cardinal-and-gold don’t want their tax dollars subsidizing em- to appease you? Did we, perhaps, under- bryo destruction. Some have gone so far as to state the contribution of these argue that the benefits of said research have shenanigans to the overall been grossly exaggerated. We can’t possibly awesomeness of Iowa State? know the benefits of stem cells without do- Do you feel that we’re somehow deficient in school spirit? I ask ing the science, and that’s impossible when because you were quite the we deny people the resources to do so. cranky-pants in your column. If the United States is to remain at the You didn’t seem to appreci- forefront scientific and technological ad- ate my favorite pastime — tail- gating — or any other sort of riot vancement, stem cell research should not and debauchery for that matter. only be legal, but encouraged. Competition You specifically mentioned for federal grants is a fantastic catalyst for being harassed due to your lack scientific achievement, and given the poten- of support for *The* Iowa State Cyclones, so I guess I missed the tial benefits of stem cells, it’s a shame bad point? politics stand in the way of progress. Maybe I was supposed to take it as a celebration of Partying with alcohol is not an inherently bad activity as long as common sense is used. Tailgating and school pride you’re admittedly sporting events offer opportunities for students to relax. File photo: Iowa State Daily deficient in? Or perhaps you feel our Editor in Chief Opinion Editor educational endeavors should fashioned from whatever lies in their actions. Keep an eye on your drink, stick Jessie Opoien Jason Arment supersede our collective fasci- your fridge. In fact, I’d estimate If someone takes non-con- with the people you know, and 294-1632 and Edward Leonard nation with getting a little boozy that on any given weekend dur- sensual liberties with a woman don’t hesitate to defend yourself. [email protected] 294-2533 [email protected] when the opportunity presents ing football season, a few million on account of her intoxicated You know exactly where to aim. itself? There is where I believe people agree with me as well. state, well, that’s a sore subject. I Make friends. Go to sporting Editorial Board members: you are wrong. Honestly, I’m getting a bit think the statistic is something events. Go to class. Party your Jessie Opoien, Zach Thompson, RJ Green, Jason Arment, I’m of the opinion that if sick of these complaints where like one in five girls before the face off. Enjoy your adventure. If Edward Leonard, Ian Ringgenberg, Alex Furleigh and you go to a bar, tailgate or party, folks get on their soapbox and age of 20. As far as the offender drinking is part of that equation, Catherine Glidden drunk or otherwise, and you still wag fingers at the party crowd is concerned, the only words I’m be responsible. Feedback policy: numbers, major and/or don’t have fun, you at least tried. using generalizations and able to produce aren’t even close But, don’t sit at home and The Daily encourages group affiliation and year If you didn’t do any of the hysterics. The problem lies with to appropriate for a newspaper write angry letters for the Daily discussion, but does not in school of the author or above, and instead sat at home accountability. column. disguised as school spirit, that’s guarantee its publication. authors. Phone numbers and addresses will not be writing for the Daily, that’s your If someone drinks to the As for the ladies, all I can say just silly. We reserve the right to fault. point of alcohol poisoning, that’s is this: It’s disgusting that sexual As for you, Mr. Belding, this edit or reject any letter or published. online feedback. Online Feedback may be Here’s where our difference their fault. If someone drinks assault should be a concern is your invitation to come to an Send your letters to: used if first name and last of opinion is: I think football and and gets behind the wheel, that’s of yours, but it shouldn’t be an athletic event, tailgate or party, letters@iowastatedaily. name, major and year in school are included in the other athletic games are exactly their fault. afterthought. Most college guys as long as you promise not to be com. Letters 300 words the sort of excuse to throw a If someone uses their aren’t out on the weekends look- a sourpuss. or less are more likely post. Feedback posted to be accepted and must online is eligible for print party with copious margaritas, drunken state as an excuse for ing to eat ice cream and watch And hook me up with a include names, phone in the Iowa State Daily. cheap beer and mixed drinks their actions, those were still six hours of “Grey’s Anatomy.” Bayside Tigers shirt. 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11 Days of Global Unity Sharing peace can develop new opportunities from conflicts

As an Ames City Council member Thomas Wacha is an Ames City As a community leader I practice In Korean, the word for crisis is We also tend to blame those we I share a special responsibility to rep- Council First Ward Representative and share peace by striving to be tol- made from characters meaning dan- disagree with without looking inside resent the people of our community, erant, to listen and reserve judgment, ger and opportunity. This is because ourselves and without examining our but what does that really mean? cannot pass a magic ordinance that to build consensus, to be honest and crisis — conflict — can be positive or own position objectively. For me it boils down to making would make everyone happy all of the to find middle ground. negative, depending on how we look Imagine if each of us could the quality of life as high as possible time; nor can it resolve international This certainly isn’t easy, espe- at it. improve in this area. The effects for as many people in our community issues, but we can work to ensure cially when dealing with complicated The key to turning conflict from would be great for us, our friends, our as possible. people in our community are safe issues that often give way to conflict danger to opportunity is equanimity family, our neighborhood and our I define quality of life as those while also promoting those things within our community. — having peace of mind and remain- community. items that contribute to the ability that contribute to high quality of life. At the same time one must be ing calm, especially under stress. The next time a conflict arises; to be happy and for me happiness This is a constant challenge realistic. While I strive to share peace Achieving equanimity requires work on achieving peace where it means being at peace. Sharing peace because many things contribute through the above mentioned ac- peace. must start — within you. Ask yourself is at the very core of my duties as a to quality of life, each of us has a tions, I realize that peace is not easily Most of us can agree that things what you can do to help resolve the City Council member. different idea of what increases or achieved and that conflict is a part are constantly changing, yet when conflict. In the truest sense, peace So how do we work to increase decreases quality of life and many of life. Peace does not mean ignoring conflict arises we become so attached is ultimately not in the hands of any quality of life and share peace? quality of life issues are outside of the conflict, it means finding ways to to our views that change can become group of elected officials but in yours. Obviously the City Council control of government. resolve it for the good of everyone. unthinkable. Share it.

Tattoos Animals The artful Help manage pet population expression By Mischa.Olson iowastatedaily.com is worth the experience

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think I was 10 or 11 when I realized Ithat someday I would be covered in tattoos. Now, approaching the age of 24, my tattoo virginity long since lost, I feel compelled to share my point of view, and my experience. The tattooed are stigmatized. These attitudes are prominent enough that I feel the need to address them in brevity. It is often thought that those with tat- toos are dirty, violent, and promiscuous. None of this is true. There is no uniform motivation to get a tattoo, nor are the tat- tooed a uniform group; they come from all walks of life and all states of mind. As far as I’ve seen, there is only one dif- ference between those with ink and those without: People who have tattoos gener- ally don’t ask what someone else’s means since we’re tired of hearing the question ourselves. There is a sentiment that since tattoos are permanent, they need to be profound, thought out for years and depict an element Avoiding buying pets from stores can reduce overpopulation. Only one-fourth of all animal are adopted. Courtesy photo: m kasahara/Flickr at one’s core. First-timers tend to believe unless these requirements are met, they will someday magine hundreds of advocate for improving the lives of or not they’re ready. are interested in a particular breed regret their ink. Experience has taught me “Idogs lined up on the homeless pets. Due to reputable breeders not of dog, there are even some rescue better. Magnificent Mile in When I began living with her I selling to pet stores, an alternate organizations dedicated to finding Although I agonized for months over my Chicago waiting for a home during was like most people, legitimately source is found to satisfy buyers. homes for specific dog breeds. first tattoo — an acronym of the band I was an annual adoption event. Cute concerned about the issues related Puppy mills are used to generate Another common misconcep- in at the time — I have already outgrown it. faces, wagging tails, but all I cared to animal homelessness. However, a constant supply of puppies by tion is that shelter animals are And yet I do not lament the fact I will have about was one of them: Allie. Of I thought most stories ended like breeding dogs for profit. The inhu- dirty and unhealthy. However, “XTH” on my skin for the rest of my days. course I’m partial to her since she the one mentioned earlier. Living mane situations created by puppy good shelters provide services I am reminded of who I was and where I is my name-sake, but she was so with Allie has brought this issue mills often increase the rate of such as shots, spay/neuter surgery, have been. That tattoo is a living record of much more than that. Allie was to the forefront of my thoughts. genetic defects. Also, in search of microchips and other amenities formative experiences, experiences I might a 5-month-old hound mix. She Think back to the above statistic. higher profits, some dealers falsify for a much lower cost than a store otherwise forget as I age. I take solace in was certainly one of the cutest About three million animals were purebred documentation. Puppies or veterinary clinics. The clear knowing I will not become the old man puppies there. Within a few hours killed in one year. And that wasn’t produced by these inhumane con- solution to pet overpopulation is who can’t remember what it was like to be she knew how to sit and lay down even taking into account all the ditions are often less social, less giving a home to an animal that a teenager. better than some of the adult dogs. shelters within the United States. healthy and have no guarantee of a desperately needs one. A tattoo is more than a form of self- She was smart, outgoing and a Perhaps even more startling happy life once they pass through As college students, the idea expression; it is a tether extending through playful puppy. A month later, I said than these statistics is that the store doors. of a constant companion is very time and space, anchored in the moment good-bye to Allie for hopefully the this problem could be dramati- To help reduce the number of comforting. Remember, before you it was etched into flesh. People recall not last time. Allie was adopted in July cally reduced, and yet nothing has puppy mills, long-term solutions make the commitment, that this only the symbolism of their tattoos, but also 2010 and is now living happily in changed. are necessary. By avoiding pet animal will be with you throughout the places they lived, old friends and lovers, her forever-home.” Contrary to popular belief, a pet stores and other unscrupulous the next phase of your life, through great victories and forsaken ambitions. Sadly, the majority of stories store is not the best place to buy an breeders, future pet owners can your next move, through getting Even little details, such as how the tattoo don’t end like this one. Only animal. Most reputable breed- remove the demand for instant married and having children, was paid for, are preserved in the mind by around one-fourth of all animals ers do not provide animals to pet puppies and instead create a through the first steps in your ca- mark of ink. that enter animal shelters are ad- stores because breeders are deeply system ensuring the health and reer. Bringing an animal into your You’ll hear people with tattoos tell you opted, according to the American invested in the animals. Buying an happiness of all dogs. This system, home is a lifetime commitment, ink is addictive. It is. Despite the large Humane Association. In 1997, animal from a reputable breeder is actually, already exists. Animal for the lifetime of that animal. If expense and, for some, considerable level 1,000 shelters were surveyed, 4.3 often an involved process, includ- shelters and rescue organizations you decide you are prepared to give of pain involved in getting a tattoo, once it’s million animals were handled and ing possibly an application and a provide future pet owners with an animal a home, make sure it will on you, you feel different. It’s like buying 64 percent of them, 2.7 million visit to your home by the breeder. the opportunity to meet their ideal be their forever-home. a desperately needed new wardrobe; your animals, were euthanized. In The breeders are focused on the companion. There are many com- Remember, you have the power identity is embodied in your appearance one year, in only one-third of the idea that a dog is a lifelong com- mon misconceptions about animal to give a dog like Allie a happy life. when it wasn’t before. nation’s shelters, almost three mil- mitment and want you to value the shelters and rescue organizations. Buying a dog at a pet store not only But as you gaze upon your fresh ink, lion animals lost their lives due to dog’s well being as much as they do. A large myth is that shelters perpetuates the cycle of inhumane the area still shorn and raw, savor your overcrowding. Pet stores, on the other hand, are full of problem animals no puppy mills, it also takes away the satisfaction. It will soon bloom into a desire Pet overpopulation is an issue take advantage of impulse buying one wants, when in fact there are chance other dogs have to find a for more. always present in our society. and will sell an animal to anyone, purebreds, puppies and animals forever-home. So, next time you’re That said, I highly recommend anyone However many people, including no matter how ill prepared they are that simply need a new home. The in a pet store, think to yourself, “Is considering his or her first tattoo to go myself, never realize the extent, to care for a constant companion. most common reason animals are that doggie in the window worth through with it. Even though you will pay seriousness or preventability of Many pet stores pay their employ- relinquished to shelters is when the life of another?” for it with cash, blood and a piece of your this issue. My roommate, Allie ees based on commission. This their owners move to a new home social status, what you get in return is Bender, has worked in multiple creates a drive to convince people and cannot take, or choose not to Allie Bender contributed worth much more. animal shelters and is a strong to buy pets, regardless of whether take, their animal with them. If you to this column

Saturday September 18th Don’t Let Back or Neck Pain ?=54I?>D85475 A Benefit for Autism Speaks U Reggie Watts Get You Down Zeke’s (3329 Lincoln Way, Ames IA) Saturday, September 18, 8pm Our experienced staff can help with: Stephens Auditorium, Iowa State Center WILLIAM ELLIOT WHITMORE Free Admission, Doors open at 7pm THE NEW BODIES • Headaches Reggie Watts is far from your • Neck pain traditional stand-up comedian, with CHRISTIAN BROWN an act - and a head of hair - that • Tight muscles defies audience expectations. • Lower back pain Opening for Conan O’Brien’s recent Doors @ 6:00 / Show @ 6:30 Legally Prohibited From Being Funny $6 Door / $5 in advance at • Numbness in hands or feet on Television Tour, Watts has become www.autismspeaks.org/u known for his freeform approach. His FREE FOOD thought- provoking material ranges from the history of Google and the internet to absurd monologues +4'&1(564'6%*+0);174&1..#4` performed in any number of accents “Your Local Family Chiropractor” and voices. Throw in freestyle musical numbers created using only NEW PATIENTS WELCOME! his voice and a little machine called Call Us Today For an Appointment loop pedal, and you’ve got a )5(('$<6 233-1709 performance to remember! 6HOO\RXUVWXIIKHUH Committee on Lectures E-WEEK 2010 $VDVWXGHQWRI,68ZHZLOOKHOS\RXVHOO\RXUVWXIILQWKH'DLO\IRU)5(( 809 Wheeler St. Suite 2 • Northern Lights Center Funded by GSB Innovate, Integrate, Inspire 3XUFKDVHRIGD\VUHTXLUHG,I\RXULWHPGRHVQRWVHOOZHZLOOUXQLWIRUDQDGGLWLRQDOGD\VIUHH :RUGDGVRQO\PD[LPXPRIZRUGVH[FOXGHVDQ\UHQWDOSURSHUWLHVRUDXWRV 515-294-4123 Friday, September 17, 2010 Editor: Jake Lovett Sports sports iowastatedaily.com | 515.294.3148 6 Iowa State Daily Football

ISU linebacker Jake Knott celebrates with teammates after a tackle against Northern Illinois on Sept. 2. Knott and the ISU defense face the challenge of stopping Kansas State’s running back Daniel Thomas on Saturday in Kansas City’s Arrowhead Stadium. Photo: Gene Pavelko/Iowa State Daily ISU moves on to a new Saturday

Cyclones hit the road Arrowhead, another Saturday against Wildcats, a Big 12 Conference game last week.” have tied the game with :32 left on Kansas State — but the Cyclone foot- unusually early in the season. ISU quarterback Austen Arnaud the clock. There is plenty for Iowa after 28-point loss ball team is just concerned with get- “It was a loss that was pivotal for said the team had already closed the State to overcome in just a week, but ting back in the win column Saturday us last year, in a positive sense, we book on the loss to the Hawkeyes, but Rhoads doesn’t think the pressure By Chris.Cuellar in Kansas City, Mo. were a football team trying to learn playing Kansas State at Arrowhead should weigh down any of his players. iowastatedaily.com After a thorough 35-7 defeat how to win ball games,” said coach Stadium means learning from anoth- “I think playing with a chip on against the No. 9 Iowa Hawkeyes Paul Rhoads. “Hopefully we can re- er loss as well. Last year the Cyclones your shoulder and all that is over- There are plenty of superla- last weekend, Iowa State is set for a member those lessons and continue lost 24-23, as the Wildcats blocked rated and can be counterproductive,” tives — Farmageddon, the game at neutral site match-up with the 2-0 to carry them over with the loss from an ISU point after try that would WILDCATS.p12 >>

Volleyball Hockey Cyclones to take on Tigers Team scrimmage

By Dan.Tracy helps determine iowastatedaily.com

If the close loss to No. 4 Nebraska on Wednesday night proved starting lineup anything, it’s that the 2010 ISU volleyball squad will once again compete with the top-tier programs of the Big 12 this season. “We played really well. It wasn’t that we played poorly at all; By Dan.Kassan iowastatedaily.com it was us going against one of the best teams in the country, and I thought we gave it just about the best shot we had,” said coach Coaches and fans alike got a good chance to analyze the Christy Johnson-Lynch following the Nebraska match. “I’m dis- new-look Cyclone hockey team at the annual scrimmage game appointed we lost, but not disappointed in how we played.” Wednesday night at the Ames/ISU Ice Arena. Losing in four sets to the preseason Big 12 favorite The intersquad game pitted the Cardinal team against the Cornhuskers will prove valuable, especially with the Cyclones’ Gold, which won 5-3. But for coach Al Murdoch, productivity and hard work were most important. COMPETITION.p7 >> “I was really pleased,” Murdoch said. “I thought there was a lot of hustle and enthusiasm. The game was real fast, real physi- cal and end-to-end action all the way. They were skating like they meant it.” The coaches put the two squads together using a player draft vs. and divided the players equally. Murdoch started with 58 players Monday, and Tuesday and cut it down to 44 for the scrimmage Iowa State Mizzou game Wednesday night. (7-2) (9-2) While the freshmen were out to impress, Murdoch empha- Where: Hearnes Center, Columbia, Mo. sized that the veterans did not get a free pass. When: 2 p.m. Saturday “Everyone is playing for spots,” Murdoch said. “There are no guarantees for anybody.” Media coverage: Live stats on cyclones.com One of those playing for a spot is freshman goaltender Scott Notes: Iowa State is coming off of a 3-1 loss to No. 4 Ismond. A native of Calgary, Alberta, Ismond stopped 18 of 20 Nebraska on Wednesday night. shots he faced in 30 minutes of game action. Missouri outside hitter Paola Ampudia leads the Big 12 “I felt good going in,” Ismond said. “Slapping that Iowa State in hitting with 3.78 kills per set. Outside hitter Carly Jenson awaits a serve Wednesday during logo on your chest is a lot to think about, but I think I played great. Missouri coach Wayne Kreklow has 100 career wins. the game against Nebraska. Photo: Manfred Brugger/Iowa I was able to see shots and cleared away rebounds right away.” State Daily Both teams used a fast, up-tempo style of play. Freshman forward Jake Flynn had a goal and two assists, and freshman de- fenseman Kyle Van also had a goal. Murdoch acknowledged both players’ positive performances on the ice. Soccer “Flynn had a solid first period and looked good on offense, and Van looked real good on defense,” Murdoch said. “Some other guys that are freshmen will have a hard time beating out Van and Flynn for spots. Those two are a couple of our top freshmen.” Cy-Hawk Flynn, a Washington native, enjoyed his first game action on the ice with his teammates. “I really like playing with these guys,” Flynn said. “I thought rivalry I had a really good game, and I think that helped my chances of making the team.” Sophomore forward David Kurbatsky, who had a goal for the Cardinal team, knows Flynn from playing on the same juniors continues team two years ago. Kurbatsky played on the Cyclone team that made the playoffs last year. However, the vast array of new faces means playing smoothly in Ames together won’t happen overnight. “It’s going to take a while for the guys to develop chemistry,” >> By Cory.Weaver INTERSQUAD.p7 iowastatedaily.com

Friday night marks the first official home game for the ISU soccer team (5-1-2), and they are more than ready to pull their weight in the Cy-Hawk series hosting the Iowa Hawkeyes. vs. The Hawkeyes (6-1-0) are riding a six-game Iowa State St. Cloud win streak coming into Friday’s match and one (0-0) State (0-0) of their wins came against a Loyola-Chicago team that beat the Cyclones last weekend. Where: Ames/ISU Ice Arena Iowa State will have to overcome Iowa’s high-scoring offense, which has notched 17 When: 7:30 p.m. Friday goals already this season, well ahead of Iowa 7:30 p.m. Saturday State’s 1.12 goal per game average. Notes: The Cyclones will open the season at home in the “Defensively, we need the high pressure,” Ames/ISU Ice Arena against St. Cloud State. said coach Wendy Dillinger. The two sqauds will play a weekend series, with Iowa “We basically need to shut down their abil- State seeing its first regular season action since finish- ity to find their forwards’ feet and then play ing as the national championship runners-up in the backwards to the midfield. That’s what they American Collegiate Hockey Association tournament. look to do so that’s what we have to do to shut Cyclone Hockey coach Al Murdoch anticipates a tough that down.” Erin Green, freshman midfielder, looks at the ball as it flies by her during test for his team, saying St. Cloud State is a good skat- the ISU vs. Drake game on Aug. 20 in Ankeny. The game ended with a tie. File ing team, and that puck control will be key to win both >> photo: Karuna Ang/Iowa State Daily HOME.p12 games over the weekend. Editor: Jake Lovett | sports iowastatedaily.com | 515.294.3148 Friday, September 17, 2010 | Iowa State Daily | SPORTS | 7

>>WILDCATS.p12 move and be going full-speed again. Matt Morton is listed at the seven was OK in the home opener, That’s what’s scary, he can break one starter at strong side linebacker, as seven was unacceptable in the sec- vs. Rhoads said. “They’re upset that we for 90 yards on any snap.” sophomore and leading tackler A.J. ond game. We’re at 17 points a game, got beat soundly and by 28 points. I Kansas State also runs a quarter- Klein moves to Tau’fo’ou’s spot in the that’s not enough to win enough foot- Iowa State Kansas State think the response and motivation to back-running back option like the middle. A 6-foot, 207-pound redshirt ball games,” Rhoads said. (1-1) (2-0) go win is strong regardless.” Cyclones haven’t faced this season, sophomore, Morton and if necessary, In the past, Big 12 Conference When: 11 a.m. Saturday The Wildcats bring to Kansas and while their passing yards don’t true freshman Jeremiah George will games didn’t begin until each team Where: Arrowhead Stadium, City the 14th-ranked running game indicate much success, quarterback have to support the defense against finished their non-conference sched- Kansas City, Mo. in the country, and senior running Chase Coffman is 16th in the country Thomas and Coffman. ule. Iowa State will play two Big 12 Media: Fox Sports Network, back Daniel Thomas is averaging in quarterback efficiency. “I’m worried of any snap they take. games before their non-conference Cyclone Radio 1430 AM, Sirius 185.5 yards per game alone. At 6 feet, “I think we have all the physical We’re so young, and I’m not using that games end in 2010. The Big 12’s Satellite 154 2 inches and 228 pounds, Thomas tools to play, and we’ll be ready,” said as an excuse, but we’ve got to get bet- scheduling of conference games Notes: Iowa State leads the all- has been the focus of the ISU defense sophomore linebacker Jake Knott. ter,” Burnham said. The Cyclone of- will continue to overlap through time series, 49-40-4. Kansas State this week. Slowing down the option and fense has a healthier lineup than their Colorado’s planned departure in coach Bill Snyder is 14-4 against “He’s going to be as good a back as Thomas are enough of a challenge, defensive counterparts but scoring 2012. the Cyclones. The Wildcats received there is in this country I think, if he but the Cyclones lost starting middle just seven points on the road in the “I don’t think we have any less votes for the AP Top 25 this week, can stay healthy,” said defensive co- linebacker Matt Tau’fo’ou to a broken second game of the season means im- focus or concentration if we were and listed No. 41 through voting points. ordinator Wally Burnham. “This kid fibula against the Hawkeyes, and will provement is necessary. playing any other team this week,” can get in the hole and make one jump be extremely slim at linebacker. “We gotta score points. Twenty- Rhoads said.

>>COMPETITION.p6 Big 12 preseason poll, finishing friends are driving from schools all over to “It’s always fun having a really good hitter 18-14 last season. come.” to go against. It’s kind of something to focus early conference schedule. That schedule con- Leading the Tigers to a 7-0 The Tigers also boast preseason All-Big 12 on,” said junior middle blocker Debbie Stadick. tinues Saturday when they travel to Columbia, start this season for Kreklow outside hitter Paola Ampudia. The 6-foot-1-inch “Sometimes, almost the more you have to think Mo., to square off against the Missouri Tigers. was his niece, freshman setter outside hitter from the country of Colombia about it, the better you do, so it can be an advan- Each of Iowa State’s (7-2, 0-1) first five Big 12 Molly Kreklow, who came into transferred to Missouri last season and is now tage if you take it the right way.” Conference matches are against the other five the season as the Pre-Season a favorite for Big 12 Player of the Year. She was Stadick posted her two best statistical teams that occupied the top six spots in the Big All-Big 12 Freshman of the Johnson-Lynch named Big 12 Newcomer of the Year and first- matches as a Cyclone last season in the pair of 12’s preseason rankings. Year. Kreklow has already team All-Big 12 team last season. Ampudia leads Cyclone victories over the Tigers. Stadick post- “I don’t know if it will be good or bad,” been named Big 12 Rookie of the Week twice the Tigers this season with 3.78 kills per set. ed a career-high 15 kills on a .355 clip when Iowa Johnson-Lynch said. “I think we’re playing well, this season. “She attacks from everywhere. She attacks State hosted Missouri and swung for another 14 so I like where we are at going into those match- Kreklow currently is averaging 11.89 assists from the back row options and the front row kills on a .357 clip when the Cyclones traveled to es, but I feel like with just about every team in per set, which is best in the Big 12, just ahead options, so we’ll have to keep track of her and Columbia last November. the Big 12, especially on the road, you have to of ISU sophomore setter Alison Landwehr, where she is,” Johnson-Lynch said. “We’re a different team this year, so you play well to win.” who averages 11.61. A St. Louis, Mo., native, The Cyclones will face tough offensive at- never know what’s going to happen, but we have The Tigers (9-2, 1-0 in Big 12) are coming off Landwehr is the only player from Missouri on tacks in back-to-back games after going against just been doing such a good job of getting one- of a 3-0 (26-24, 25-18, 25-21) conference-open- the ISU roster. Nebraska’s Hanna Werth on Wednesday and on-one situations, so hopefully we’ll all be able ing win over Texas Tech on Wednesday night. “I’m always really excited to go to Mizzou, preparing for Ampudia on Saturday. to have really good nights against them this year The win was the 100th for Wayne Kreklow, because it’s only two hours from where I’m The challenge of facing good opposing hit- too,” Stadick said. who is now in his sixth season as the coach at from,” Landwehr said. ters, though, is a welcome one for the ISU Match time is scheduled for 3 p.m. Saturday Missouri. The Tigers were ranked fifth in the “All my family is coming and a lot of my defense. with live stats available on Cyclones.com.

Women’s basketball

Date Opponent Location Time Jan. 15 Colorado at Boulder, Colo. TBA Men’s, women’s Nov. 4 Minnesota State Mankato Ames 7:00 p.m. Jan. 22 Texas A&M Ames 11:00 a.m. FSN Nov. 7 Wartburg Ames 2:00 p.m. Jan. 26 Nebraska at Lincoln, Neb. 7:05 p.m. Nov. 13 Western Illinois Ames 7:00 p.m. Jan. 29 Missouri Ames 2:00 p.m. Nov. 15 Drake Ames 7:00 p.m. Mediacom Feb. 2 Oklahoma State Ames 7:00 p.m. Mediacom teams announce Nov. 21 Northern Iowa at Cedar Falls 3:00 p.m. Feb. 5 Oklahoma at Norman, Okla. 12:30 p.m. FSN Nov. 25 Virginia at St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands 2:15 p.m. Feb. 9 Kansas at Lawrence, Kan. 7:00 p.m. Nov. 26 TCU at St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands 2:15 p.m. Feb. 13 Kansas State Ames 4:00 p.m. ESPN2 schedules, times Nov. 27 West Virginia at St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands 2:15 p.m. Feb. 16 Texas Tech at Lubbock, Texas 7:00 p.m. Dec. 5 Michigan Ames 2:00 p.m. Feb. 19 Colorado Ames 7:00 p.m. Dec. 9 Iowa at Iowa City 7:00 p.m. Feb. 21 Texas Ames 8:00 p.m. ESPN2 Dec. 12 Columbia Ames 12:30 p.m. Feb. 26 Kansas State at Manhattan, Kan. 7:00 p.m. Dec. 20 Cal State Northridge Ames 7:00 p.m. Mar. 1 Kansas Ames 7:00 p.m. Dec. 29 Florida A&M Ames 7:30 p.m. Mar. 5 Missouri at Columbia, Mo. TBA Dec. 30 Prairie View A&M Ames 7:30 p.m. Mar. 8-12 Phillips 66 Big 12 Basketball Championships at Kansas City, Mo. Jan. 2 Chicago State Ames 2:00 p.m. TBA Men’s basketball Jan. 4 North Dakota State Ames 7:00 p.m. Jan. 8 Baylor at Waco, Texas 11:00 a.m. FSN Date Opponent Location Time/TV Jan. 11 Nebraska Ames 7:00 p.m. Mediacom Nov. 5 Dubuque Ames 7:00 p.m. Nov. 12 Northern Arizona Ames 7:00 p.m. Mediacom Nov. 14 Alabama State Ames 1:00 p.m. Nov. 17 Drake Ames 7:00 p.m. Mediacom Nov. 21 Creighton Des Moines 2:00 p.m. Nov. 24 Kennesaw State Ames 7:00 p.m. Nov. 27 Montana State Ames 1:00 p.m. Mediacom Dec. 1 Northern Iowa at Cedar Falls 7:00 p.m. Panther Sports Network Dec. 4 California Ames 1:00 p.m. FSN Dec. 6 Southeast Missouri State Ames 7:00 p.m. Mediacom Dec. 10 Iowa at Iowa City 7:30 p.m. Big Ten Dec. 12 Texas Southern Ames 5:30 p.m. Dec. 19 Dartmouth Ames 1:00 p.m. Mediacom Dec. 21 Chicago State Ames 7:00 p.m. Dec. 30 Virginia at Charlottesville, Va. 7:00 p.m. Comcast Jan. 3 Northern Illinois Ames 7:00 p.m. CTN Jan. 8 Nebraska at Lincoln, Neb. 7:00 p.m. CTN Jan. 12 Kansas Ames 8:00 p.m. ESPN2 Jan. 15 Baylor Ames 5:00 p.m. CTN Jan. 19 Oklahoma State at Stillwater, Okla. 8:00 p.m. ESPNU Jan. 22 Missouri at Columbia, Mo. 8:00 p.m. ESPNU Jan. 26 Texas Tech Ames 8:00 p.m. CTN Jan. 29 Oklahoma Ames 8:00 p.m. CTN Feb. 1 Colorado at Boulder, Colo. TBA Feb. 5 Kansas State Ames 12:45 p.m. Big 12 Feb. 12 Kansas at Lawrence, Kan. 3:00 p.m. Big 12 Feb. 16 Texas A&M at College Station, Texas 7:00 p.m. Big 12 David Kurbatsky, sophomore forward, watches the path of the puck Jan. 13 as it is cleared out Feb. 19 Missouri Ames 12:45 p.m. Big 12 of Iowa State’s zone during the Michigan-Dearborn game. The Cyclones won 5-4. File photo: Tim Feb. 22 Texas at Austin, Texas 7:00 p.m. Big 12 Reuter/Iowa State Daily Feb. 26 Nebraska Ames 12:45 p.m. Big 12 Mar. 2 Colorado Ames 6:30 p.m. CTN >>INTERSQUAD.p6 Mar. 5 Kansas State at Manhattan, Kan. 2:45 p.m. Big 12 Bulloch said. “It will definitely be a good ba- Mar. 9-12 Big 12 Championship Kansas City, Mo. Kurbatsky said. “It’s going be a battle and a lot rometer for us to see where we’re at.” of action this year, with guys battling for spots St. Cloud State will send their equivalent of and trying to prove themselves.” a second team to Ames for the weekend series. >>HOME.p6 Murdoch now has the difficult task of se- Murdoch expects a good opponent facing his freshman midfielder Erin Green. Green has lecting the final 28 who will make the Division young squad. Junior defender and co-captain Mary Kate started all eight games for the Cyclones, and I team to play Friday against St. Cloud State “We’ll have our hands full with SCSU,” McLaughlin has played a huge role for the scored the lone goal against Montana on Aug. 27 University — the rest will fill out the D-III Murdoch said. “They are a good skating team. Cyclones back line this season, and plans to use for the 1-0 win. roster. It’ll be a solid game. A good test for both teams.” what she learned from their 0-2 loss to Iowa last Friday will be the Cyclones’ last home game Because Friday’s game is the first regular The coaches will stress conditioning and year to help the team this time around. until they start Big 12 play Sept. 26 against season game, players are anxious to get out special teams during practice. Murdoch espe- “We didn’t pressure as well as we should Kansas, and the they hope a win against Iowa there and play for real. cially preaches that physical, up-tempo style of have last year, so we’re working on high pres- can prepare them well for the Big 12 season. “I expect the guys to come out and fight for play, led by the captain Bulloch. sure,” McLaughlin said. “For us, we look at every game equally and we the first game at home,” Ismond said. “For a lot St. Cloud State will face the Cyclones twice Iowa has several offensive weapons who want to work equally as hard,” McLaughlin said. of guys it’s their first game and they want to this weekend. For the Cyclones to win both could cause the Cyclones some headache, but “Iowa is a very good team being a part of the Big make a good impression. Playing strong is key, games, Murdoch stressed one main thing. McLaughlin said training with some of them 10, and that will definitely prepare us for our Big and of course you want to impress the fans.” “It boils down to maintaining possession of this summer gave the team a bit of an idea who 12 games as well.” Captain Cort Bulloch echoes his team- the puck,” Murdoch said. “I think they’ll have they were. One of the Hawkeyes Iowa State Freshman keeper Maddie Jobe, will start mates comments, adding that the fans will see good speed and be good with the puck, but pos- plans to pressure heavily is junior midfielder her sixth consecutive game in net Friday, as fel- the Cyclones’ style of play right out of the gate. session will be very important.” Morgan Showalter. low goalie senior Ashley Costanzo is still recov- “We’re going to come out and play our The first game of the season is 7:30 p.m. “Morgan Showalter obviously is a very tal- ering from the injury suffered Aug. 27 against game, skate hard and finish every check,” Friday at the Ames/ISU Ice Arena. ented player on their side,” Dillinger said. “If we Montana. The Cyclones will have a week off to can try to limit her touches on the ball, that’s go- recuperate from the Cy-Hawk showdown under ing to shut down their playmaking ability a bit. the lights. Iowa State gets back to action Sept. 24 Iowa’s senior forward Keli McLaughlin chal- against South Dakota State on the road. lenged the Cyclones a lot last year as well, but Dillinger has a plan of attack that should keep her out of the net. “We cannot let her get behind us,” Dillinger vs. said.”“She is incredibly fast, she’s dynamic, and Iowa State Iowa if we give her any room at all behind us, she’s (5-1-2) (6-1) dangerous.” Sense of urgency and getting early goals have Where: ISU Soccer Complex been something the Cyclones have somewhat When: 7 p.m. Friday, Sept. 17 struggled with this season, not being able to Notes: The game will be Iowa State’s push across goals against Drake, North Dakota first at the ISU Soccer Complex after State and last weekend against Loyola-Chicago, August flooding in Ames forced the but it is something they continue to work on and Cyclones to play their first home hope for some payoff against Iowa. game in Ankeny. “We’re always working on the first few min- Iowa is riding a six-game winning utes of the game, getting a goal in the back of the streak after dropping its first game net, high pressure, and really consistent urgen- against DePaul, 2-0. cy,” McLaughlin said. The out-of-state freshmen got a glimpse Iowa has outscored opponents 17-3 of the importance of the Cy-Hawk rivalry last in its first seven games this season. weekend, and hope to make this weekend a little The Hawkeyes’ schedule over that span is 6-1. less victorious for the Hawkeyes. “I’m really excited because of all the talk The Hawkeyes have three scorers people do about Iowa and Iowa State and the tied for the team lead with three football game pumped us all up, I think because goals each. we just want to get back at them somehow,” said 8 | SPORTS | Iowa State Daily | Friday, September 17, 2010 Editor: Jake Lovett | sports iowastatedaily.com | 515.294.3148

Editor’s note: This is week three of the Iowa State Daily’s season-long Gridiron challenges. Each week, the Daily’s three football reporters and the sports desk’s col- umnist will choose the winner from seven college football games around the country PICKS and provide commentary on each game. Each week we will feature one guest pick, with this week’s guest being the coach of the ISU hockey club, Al Murdoch.

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Jake Iowa State — Bill Southern Miss — Like Washington — Just Auburn — Originally, I Iowa — I’ve got to tell Texas — Two years Stanford — Little Snyder has to miss Southern Miss alum messin’ with ya. thought this one might you, this is just awful. ago, the Tech would’ve known fact: The Lovett, bingo for this. He won’t Brett Favre, I was back Nebraska. By like 35. be close. But, isn’t given the ‘Horns a run Stanford tree is actually sports be happy. and forth on this deci- Clemson still in the for their money. Now, from Wake Forest. editor sion for weeks. ACC? Uhm. Right. Yeah. Texas will just run (9-5) away.

Chris Kansas State — Southern Miss — Nebraska — T-Magic Auburn — Dabo Iowa — We get it. This Texas — Garrett Gilbert Stanford — 35 points in Replacing Tau’fo’ou will Turner Gill’s club might sound like more Swinney falls to Gene Iowa team has already will face the fire in this the first half to Duke? Cuellar, be tougher than saying is predictable like of a drug habit than a Chizik in the head-to- won the Super Bowl one, but no Crabtree Seriously? This thing sports it. Snyder cheers like lightning and Chris quarterback’s nick- head “Coaching Name and Ferentz has X-Ray means no Lucky in has “annoying dancing writer he just stayed awake Berman’s facial hair. name, but the Huskers or Porn Star Name?” vision. Too bad the Cats Lubbock. UT on the tree on Sportscenter,” (9-5) through Matlock. are rolling right now. trivia contest. aren’t Kryptonite. ground for a W. written all over it.

Jeremiah Iowa State — Grant Kansas — Turner Nebraska — The Jake Clemson — I refuse to Iowa — I feel dirty Texas — Texas Tech Stanford — Stanford Mahoney avenges the Gill’s team made a big Lockers, err sorry, the make a pick in support picking Iowa two weeks is a good team under is better than people Davis, mishap from last year. turnaround from week Huskies won’t be able of The Coach Who Shall in a row. Unfortunately, new coach Tommy think. The ACC is worse sports The Cyclones win in the one to week two. Here’s to stop Nebraska, even Not Be Named. Even if they’re too good not to. Tuberville, but not good than people think. columnist last appearance at Jake to hoping the Jayhawks at home. it puts me further be- enough. Standford wins big in (10-4) Lovett’s home field. don’t flop again. hind in the standings. this one.

David Iowa State — Look Kansas — KU Nebraska — Nebraska Auburn — Clemson Iowa- Iowa’s attack is Texas Tech — Garrett Stanford — Stanford for a bounce back impressed me last hasn’t been challenged hasn’t impressed me too balanced and I can’t Gilbert is trying to has reloaded after Toby Merrill, performance from the week in the upset over so far this season, and and they won’t be see the Wildcats put- prove he’s ready to fill Gerhart went to the sports Cyclones in this one af- Georgia Tech. I’ll give its defense is just too impressive in this game ting up much of a fight Colt McCoy’s shoes. NFL and Wake Forest writer ter a one point loss last Turner Gill the slight much for the Huskies either. Look for Auburn defensively. This one Not so fast sweetheart. is still a basketball (12-2) year to Kansas State. edge in this one. to handle. to roll. could get ugly fast. Tech pulls the upset. school.

Al Iowa State — Paul Kansas — Although Nebraska — The Auburn — Auburn is a Iowa — Kirk Ferentz Texas — The Stanford — The Murdoch Rhoads has a great they have a new coach, Cornhuskers seem to solid top 20 team look- has a team that plays Longhorns will leave Cardinal is well staff and his players they will make it two in have it all together on ing for ways to move up excellent defense and no doubts about their coached and will have ISU Hockey are disciplined and a row. offense and defense. even further. has tremendous depth team and its solid #6 an excellent game plan Club coachable. on offense. ranking. to keep them in the Coach top 25.

>>BUDGET.p1 The move for athletic sustainabil- Subdivision team and Missouri The Panthers are slated to take on ity happened as Iowa State was grant- Valley conference sports don’t pro- University of Iowa or Iowa State each athletic revenue coming from the ed $50 million for flood recovery just vide the revenue necessary for com- ISU Athletics year until 2017. university. hours prior in the ballroom of UNI’s plete independence. “It does put our own backs against The strategy to relieve Iowa State Maucker Union. “We cannot operate our athletic spending the wall when it comes to playoff qual- athletics of the support had been in The spending cut ISU athletics program as a self-sustaining auxil- ification, because year in and year out place since March 2010 and was laid took in front of the board hardly offset iary,” said UNI President Benjamin FY 2009 the school with 22 less scholarships is out by administration officials. the cost of this summer’s natural di- Allen. University support: $3,063,043 not expected to win those games, even With total athletic revenue rising saster, but the state of Iowa is working “I do not know of any Division I Total revenues: $39,734,786 though we’ve had our own fair share from $22.3 million to $41.6 million to cut as much unnecessary spending program that plays our level of foot- Percentage: 7.7 percent of success,” Dannen said. “We would since 2000, Cyclone teams will now as possible in the current recession. ball, that is self-sustaining.” anticipate that going forward.” be an Iowa State and not State of Iowa Athletics were directly in the The Board of Regents accepted FY 2010 estimates In the proposal, the board enterprise. flood talk, as a golf maintenance shed Allen’s proposal to reduce UNI ath- University support: $1,613,607 questioned whether the Big 12 University of Iowa athletics have was the only campus building that letic funding to 2.4 percent of their to- Total revenues: $40,577,950 Conference’s realignment and loss of been without general university or needed to be entirely replaced. Hilton tal university support, and keep that Percentage: 4.0 percent Nebraska and Colorado would nega- state funding since 2007. Coliseum’s flooding received talking as a maximum for the length of his tively affect revenue. While Geoffrey A small amount of funding will points around the table. four-year plan. Panther athletics bud- FY 2011 budget wasn’t questioned on the answer in continue to be allocated to all state “We obviously want to qualify for geted to have $4.5 million come from the discussion, the university replied University support: $1,600,107 universities for student athletes. reimbursement, on the other hand university support — 38.8 percent of to the question in the proposal. Total revenues: $41,656,070 “That does still include, however, we want to get back in [Hilton],” Northern Iowa athletic revenue. “The future Big 12 conference Percentage: 3.8 percent tuition set aside funds from the stu- said ISU Vice President of Business “The existence of athletics makes membership change has no impact on dent-athletes that are members of the and Finance Warren Madden. “We [students’] experience better,” Allen the University’s proposed plan to re- athletic department, and a portion of believe you can reinforce stronger said. “The existence of athletics University of Iowa duce University support to Athletics,” those funds will be used to support doors, seals, and the kind of things brings visibility to the program, so according to the proposal. scholarships in athletics,” Geoffrey that collapsed this time around.” people look at our great academic FY 2010 Current funding from Iowa State said. University of Northern Iowa’s programs.” University support: $0 athletics comes from fundraising, Iowa State’s current plan has the major athletics revenue was the focus Allen was joined by Panther Total revenues: $67,519,971 ticket sales, the Big 12 conference, athletic department cutting from of discussion and tension during the Athletic Director Troy Dannen, who Percentage: 0.0 percent sponsorships, student fees and uni- under $3.1 million to zero in just un- discussion. offered part of Northern Iowa’s pro- versity support. der two years — a much sharper drop The host of the Board of Regents’ posal to add another Football Bowl Once the fiscal year 2011 reaches than the seven years the University of meeting has been slower to cut its Subdivision opponent to its football a close, the entirety of the budget will Iowa took to drop $1.9 million of its dependence in athletics, as their schedule in 2013 when its scheduling come from sources other than the university funding since 2001. lower-level Football Championship window opens. university. 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Baltimore County SWAT team arrive at Johns old Paul Warren Pardus, had Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore after a man shot and wounded a been listening to the surgeon doctor Thursday. Photo: Steve Ruark/The Associated Press around midday when he “be- came emotionally distraught and reacted ... and was over- Bealefeld said he did not was shot that the gunman was whelmed by the news of his know what the woman was angry with the doctor’s treat- mother’s condition,” Police being treated for at Hopkins, a ment of his mother. Commissioner Frederick H. world-class institution widely “It’s crazy,” she said. Bealefeld III said. known for its cancer research Pardus was from Arlington, Pardus pulled a semiauto- and treatment. It is part of Va., and had a handgun permit matic gun from his waistband Johns Hopkins University, in that state, police said. The and shot the doctor once, the which has one of the foremost gunman was initially identi- commissioner said. The doc- medical schools in the world. fied as Warren Davis, but po- tor, identified by colleagues Harry Koffenberger, vice lice later said that was an alias. as orthopedic surgeon David president of security, said the The wounded doctor, an as- B. Cohen, collapsed outside hospital uses handheld metal sistant professor at the medi- the eighth-floor room where detectors to screen patients cal school, underwent surgery. Pardus’ mother, Jean Davis, and visitors known to be high- “The doctor will be OK,” Katie Ewert, freshman in communications, exercises Thursday in Lied. Ewert said she ran on the was being treated. risk. However, with 80 en- police spokesman Anthony campus every day for 30 minutes while Lied was closed. Photo: Shiyao Liu/Iowa State Daily Pardus then holed up in the trances and 80,000 visitors a Guglielmi said. “He’s in the room in a more than two-hour week, it is not realistic to place best place in the world — at standoff that led authorities to metal detectors and guards Johns Hopkins Hospital.” >>LIED.p1 The biggest difficulty the teams ran into lock down a small section of everywhere. With more than 30,000 was scheduling, because they tried not to the Nelson Building while al- “Not in a health-care set- employees, the Johns Hopkins ting colder out, so it’s a lot easier just to come have everyone in the facility at the same time, lowing the rest of the sprawl- ting,” Koffenberger said. medical system is Baltimore’s here,” said Adam Bornholtz, freshman in Roach said. ing red-brick medical com- The hospital will review biggest private employer. The meteorology. The teams gave each other rides to the plex — a cluster of hospital, procedures and look again at hospital has more than 1,000 “It’s nice, there’s more stuff to do and it building to accommodate freshmen that didn’t research and education build- the use of metal detectors, he beds and more than 1,700 full- keeps you from getting fat. Now that this is have access to cars, to spare them the extended ings — to remain open. said. time doctors. open it’s a huge help to stay active.” walk. When officers made their Michelle Burrell, who The Nelson Building is Like students, many athletic teams and After having to relocate from their home way to the room, they found works in a coffee shop in the the main hospital tower. The clubs that called Lied home had to make other field due to the flooding, the soccer team will Pardus and his mother shot to hospital lobby, said she was eighth floor is home to ortho- arrangements for some practices or working host its first game Friday at the ISU Soccer death, he on the floor, she in told by employees who were pedic, spine, trauma and tho- out. Complex. her bed. on the floor where the doctor racic services. Most athletic teams were forced to relocate Student employees of Lied also had to to Jacobson Athletic Building. make accommodations with the closure of “It was stressful for a while just because all their workplace. of the student athletes were in one place, but “Luckily student managers were able to >>RIVER.p1 diversity. members of the Biological football did awesome accommodating every- work shifts and substitute at Beyer [Hall],” “There’s probably a lot Sciences Club and incoming one since it is their facility,” said Kelly Anne said Matt Jones, Lied student supervisor and munity service project for of trash in the river due to ISU freshmen biology majors Roach, senior in kinesiology and health and senior in mechanical engineering. “Students the freshmen biology learn- the recent flooding,” Colbert as well as Skunk River Navy athletic trainer for men’s and women’s tennis that were unable to find shifts were just out of ing community BEST, which said. “We like to minimize students who have participat- and golf. work for the time.” stands for biology education the amount of Ames and ISU ed in previous years. success team. trash that ends up in the Gulf More than 57 tons of trash He saw this as the perfect of Mexico.” has been removed since the group to tackle the project, More than 1,000 partici- start of the program in 1998, Colbert said, as it’s an educa- pants will help cleanup: vol- Colbert said. tional activity, since students unteers, 120 BEST students, “We average about 3,000 SUHVHQWV and volunteers learn about is- microbiology students and pounds of trash every time sues such as land stewardship, faculty doing bacterial mea- we go out, which is around 1.5 "CQR water quality and organismal surements, BEST Mentors, tons,” Colbert said. >>FLOOD.p1 No water got into the Maple, Willow or Larch dorms because of efforts made after 1993. ed by the flood, and 42 were indirectly effected There wasn’t enough time to remove prop- "CCP"CJJW because of drainage and electrical damages, erty from the lower level of Hilton, where there Warren said. The floods damaged more than is some expensive machinery, Madden said. 84,000 square feet on campus. Officials are looking at moving some of the ma- Even though several flood mitigation efforts chinery, including the equipment to operate the were put in place after the 1993 flood, the water scoreboard. #MLRCQR found other ways into buildings, Warren said. He said there has even been talk of installing The water came through Hilton Coliseum reservoirs and levies as proposed in the 1960s. on the west side of the building after doors and “Flooding itself doesn’t take very long to hap- glass windows collapsed. pen then, it’s done. The planning and mitigation Madden said water came through Scheman efforts take a long time,” Madden said.”We’ll through the doors on the north walls. probably be at this for a year or two. We think we Several other buildings had flood damages have worked through this very effectively.” including the Family Resource Center, which Douglas True, from the Finance and was more recently constructed and supposed to Operations at the University of Iowa, told the be above flood levels. regents they have received $57 million from Madden listed other buildings impacted, insurance and $8 million from FEMA, after the including the Veenker Memorial Golf Course campus flooded in 2008. Maintenance Building, University Village True said the main mitigation effort is to re- apartment building 113, the CyRide facilities on think what different flood elevations are. the north side of campus, the Campbell Transit “What’s a 500-year flood level? What’s a 100- Hub, the intramural softball field and volleyball year flood level?” True said. courts, Palmer Hall and Lagomarcino Hall. He discovered they didn’t have any meaning. Madden said the track in Lied has been True said parameters were established so cleared for use this season, but will have to even- the university won’t build any closer to the river. tually be replaced. “I want to assure Iowa State a reservoir isn’t

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