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@iowastatedaily Creativity facebook.com/ iowastatedaily Designer prepares for Online: FASHION SHOW ISU GETS NEW STORAGE OPTION iowastatedaily.com/news MAGIC Senior Erika Smith to feature her clothing line, Botanical, on Saturday

By Jessi.Wilson “I’ve always loved sketch- @iowastatedaily.com ing,” Smith said. “... Just recently, I figured out that I like Sketching in the vacant to study ... what inspires me.” READ LETTER ON and well-lit tier seven of Smith explained that for Parks Library, while listen- her senior line, she pulled GREEK RECRUITING ing to the background music inspiration from science and iowastatedaily.com/news of songs by Florence and the agriculture books and used Machine and Mumford & tracing paper to trace the im- Sons, gave one quirky ISU de- ages she liked; the designer sign student the inspiration was particularly inspired Weather: to design her senior clothing by illustrations of dissected line. plants. “I have these headphones “They were all hand- FRI that only play the background painted and just interesting,” 31|43 music to songs,” said Erika Smith said. “It was art, but at Smith, senior in apparel, the same time, it was science merchandising and design, “I — I love that mixture.” Photo: Suhaib Tawil/Iowa State Daily love that because then I don’t The design student com- Erika Smith adjusts the outline of a design on March 25 at LeBaron Hall. The senior got the inspiration for her quirky fashion line while studying and listening to music in Parks Library. SAT focus on the words, but I still piled the images that she had get excited when I know the drawn on tracing paper into 28|53 song that is playing.” her sketch book and drew “It’s so weird that I drew Along with Riha, Mollie styled tank top and a pair of The designer’s line, models wearing garments that before I picked my mod- Naig, senior in graphic de- pants. Botanical, is set to be in The inspired by the botanical els,” Smith commented on sign, and Kelli Houston, “Originally, I picked taller Fashion Show on Saturday drawings. Ironically, one the similarity of her origi- sophomore in pre-business, models, and they all were SUN and features her designs in- model she drew resembles nal sketch and Riha, one of will be modeling Smith’s se- blonde,” Smith said. “Then, 40|62 spired by botanical drawings Erica Riha, senior in interior Smith’s models for the up- nior line on Saturday, which from the 1800’s. design. coming Fashion show. consists of two dresses, a FASHION.p2 >>

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Event: Pride Week Club to renovate department to end with Local high school Iowa to install new equipment in professor at Iowa State, Anderson Drag Show their agricultural mechanics depart- wanted to use some of his strengths, to receive equipment ment. This is the first year that the including industry connections and Glidden Ralston Pride Week ends with a Drag club is doing the makeover; Ryan the ability to get the industry involved Show from 8-10 p.m. on Friday By Katie.Emerick Anderson, the club’s advisor, came up with education to help out high school Glidden Ralston Junior/ in the Great Hall at the Memorial with the idea. agriculture programs. Union. @iowastatedaily.com Senior High School “As I was going out and observ- “We wanted to increase the Location: 602 Idaho Street, Glidden, “For this show, we will be having This weekend, an ISU club will ing a couple of new teachers in high amount of learning in high school ag- Iowa nine performers, three kings and six queens, performing around make over a local high school’s agri- schools throughout the state, I started ricultural classrooms that will help Enrollment: Roughly 180 students cultural mechanics department. to recognize that they had inherited students in their [future] job,” said 20 songs,” said Melanie Pope, Grades Served: 7-12 junior in elementary education On Saturday, the Future Farmers an agricultural mechanics labora- Becca Johnson, senior in agricultural Student/Teacher Ratio: 12.53 and LGBTAA officer. of America and ISU Agricultural tory that had either been neglected or and life sciences education and presi- Math Proficiency: 83 percent “It’s a great way to bring people Education Club will visit Glidden abused,” Anderson said. together and celebrate with Ralston school district in Glidden, As an agricultural education MAKEOVER.p2 >> Reading Proficiency: 92 percent something that’s very fun and out of the ordinary,” Pope said. The music will range from Lady Safety Gaga to Britney Spears to Justin Timberlake. The show costs $5 for LGBTAA members and $8 for non-members. The proceeds will be going Police campaign to Youth and Shelter Services. “There will be seated space as well as some space by the is in full swing stage, which we highly encour- age people to take advantage of ance since the campaigns during the show,” Pope said. Preparations started in 2006. The show will be hosted by a The spring campaign, drag queen, who goes by the for Veishea which is a collaboration name Phoenix Alina. are under way between the ISU Police, “Performers love performing; Ames Police and the City the audience has a blast, and we of Ames, is intended to in- raise money for great organiza- By Charles.O’Brien tions,” Pope said. @iowastatedaily.com form students about how to be a better bystander The ISU police’s in the event of a situation Photo: Kelsey Kremer/Iowa State Daily spring campaign is in full and how to remain safe Inside: swing with Veishea just during Veishea. PHOTO GALLERY: First Amendment Day around the corner. “The campaign was News ...... 1 High school journalism students participate in The theme for this started after the riots in Opinion ...... 4 the First Amendment Day Freedom March on campaign is “see some- 2004, and the collabora- Sports ...... 5 Thursday in front of Ames City Hall. The march View more pictures: thing, say something,” tion was formed between began at City Hall and ended at Beardshear See our gallery from First and Frank the Flamingo, us and the city of Ames,” Classifieds ...... 6 Hall. Other First Amendment day events Amendment Day at the campaign’s mascot, is Games ...... 7 included a free lunch called Feast on the FIrst, iowastatedaily.com as well as musicians and soap box debates. online making his third appear- CAMPAIGN.p2 >> Volume 208 | Number 133 | 40 cents | An independent student newspaper serving Iowa State since 1890. | A 2010-11 ACP Pacemaker Award winner 2 News

>>FASHION.p1 picking out the closures and stuff, but I love sketching,” Smith stressed. “I just like I looked at my dresses, and I looked at my to imagine a lot. It might not make sense to Calendar models, and I was like you know, I want other people, but it makes sense to me on them to stand out; I want them to have a paper.” Find out what’s going on, and share your event with the quirky look.” Besides sketching, Smith said she en- rest of campus on our website, at iowastatedaily.com. Smith explained that because her tar- joys working in the sewing lab with her get market isn’t mainstream, she wanted classmates. Friday is invited to the open models to represent her unique line. “I’ve gotten so much better at designing forum portions of “I wanted my models to have a per- because of my classmates and my teach- Grad Fair 2013 their interviews. sonality,” Smith said. “It’s more than just ers,” Smith said. “That’s big. I don’t know if When: Where: wearing my clothes.” I would still be in this major if I didn’t have 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Room 136, Union Smith’s target market, as she de- the girls giving me feedback.” What: Drive Community scribed, is an individual who enjoys inter- Riha said that, as a model, she met with Purchase your cap Center esting fabrics, is adventurous and likes art. Smith for five 30-minute fittings. and gown, even a “As a design student, I am very im- “She would ask if I felt that the dress diploma frame. Stay pressed by Erika’s inspiration with old fit in places rather than just going by what Cyclone Cinema: “The connected with Iowa botanical prints,” Riha, a fellow art lover, she thought,” Riha described her collabo- State with an Alumni Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey” said and admitted that the two have a lot ration with Smith. Association mem- in common. “Oddly enough I have a small Riha said that she is excited to finally bership. Order your When: 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. collection of textbook botanical prints get on the runway and show off Smith’s announcements or that I use to decorate with so when she collection. Photo: Suhaib Tawil/Iowa State Daily an official ISU ring. What: told me her concept, I knew that I would “During the show, you’ll have to make Erika Smith kneels to adjust a dress she Where: The Student Union designed on model Erica Riha on March Iowa State University Board presents like her designs.” sure the lining is down,” Smith said as she 25. Seniors are preparing for The Fashion Book Store Cyclone Cinema. This Smith’s designs feature the botanical addressed the last-minute details of the Show, which will take place Saturday. week SUB will be prints, organic cotton and brass buttons, dress Riha was wearing at their last fitting showing “The Hobbit: which she said she thinks have an antique together. cited to see her classmates’ work come to SCIS Eminent Scholar An Unexpected Jour- look, like the original drawings that in- The designer admitted that she is ner- life. Series ney.” Showings are spired her. vous for her designs to be featured in The “It sounds, like, super cliche,” Smith When: free for all students. “I love picking out fabrics, and I like Fashion Show, but said that she is also ex- smiled. “But really, it’s going to be magical.” 9:30 to 11 a.m. Where: What: 101 Carver Hall “Successful Demand >>CAMPAIGN.p1 ready hosted two public events questions like, ‘What can hap- and Supply Integra- this month to promote the pen if I do this?’ and ‘What can tion,” a lecture by Performance with Stars said ISU Police Lieutenant ”See some- campaign, one at Parks Library I do to avoid this?’ He also said Ted Stank, from the Over Veishea: Fiddler on Elliott Florer. “We want to be and another at the fire station that students tend to share University of Tennes- the Roof proactive instead of having to thing, say on Welch Avenue. The two past stories about their experi- When: see, Knoxville. be reactive.” events have been very popular, ences with officers. Where: 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. something” What: This year’s campaign pur- Florer said. Besides promoting safety 3164 Gerdin Busi- pose is to get people more com- The department ordered during Veishea and bystander ness Building A theatrical perfor- Non-emergency police mance in production fortable intervening in a situa- numbers to contact: 2,500 shirts for the campaign, intervention, the spring cam- with Veishea and tion that they see happening or ISU Police: (515) 294-4428 and only a few remain. paign couples with sexual as- calling the police to intervene. For the week prior to sault awareness month. Veishea Barbecue the Department of Ames Police: (515) 239-5133 Button and Merchandise Music. Officers are encouraging Veishea, ISU officers will be The ISU Police promote students to program the non- ■■ Couples with sexual as- going around to greek houses, awareness for this by hosting Sales Where: sault awareness month When: Fisher Theater emergency phone numbers residence halls and other stu- an event where they cover a for the Ames Police and ISU ■■ Started in 2006 after dent organizations, giving squad car in magnets and pro- 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Veishea did not take place What: Police into their phones. in 2005 safety presentations and an- duce magnets with contact in- Eat at the campus The Fashion Show “The non-emergency swering any questions. formation on where to get help. cookouts during When: phone number allows people “We want to impact as For students, Greiter of- Veishea week for Doors open at 6 p.m., to have that extra resource to many people as possible,” fered some advice for them to free with a $5 button show starts at 7 p.m. use for something that might has made appearances in 2006, Greiter said. “I have four pre- think about during Veishea. purchase. You can What: not be as urgent,” said ISU 2012 and 2013, has become the sentations this week, and I am “Have fun, but do it safely,” also get your Veishea The Iowa State Police Officer Anthony Greiter. face of the campaign and has one of 35 officers.” Greiter said. “Try to stay in T-Shirts, hoodies and Fashion Show offers “People are more willing to call his own Facebook page. He ap- Greiter pointed out that groups and try to have a sober more at the button student designers the these numbers instead of 911; pears on T-shirts and magnets, during these presentations, of- friend with you to monitor the sales. chance to show off they feel more comfortable.” which officers hand out. ficers receive a lot of situation- situation and to keep people in their skills in fashion Where: Frank the Flamingo, who The ISU Police have al- al questions from students, check.” 1st Floor Booth, Me- design. Student tick- morial Union ets are $16 and adult tickets are $22. Where: >>MAKEOVER.p1 Ralston. “We currently don’t have any ag- With the large sum of money needed Open forum: Residence CY Stephens Audito- ricultural mechanics classes here. We had for the project, the club was very grateful senior research analyst rium dent of the collegiate FFA chapter. a couple of welders, but we didn’t have a for the generous donations they received. candidate In order to select the school that would welding class, and we didn’t have any sort “If you add up everything that is being When: receive the makeover, an ISU agricultural of tractor restoration area. So, they’re re- donated and everything that is included in 1 p.m. to 1:50 p.m. Performance: Fiddler on education class taught by Anderson really excited about it, and they’ll have [new] a typical renovation of a high school agri- What: the Roof viewed applications that were sent in by opportunities.” culture shop, it would be anywhere from Craig Zywicki is a pro- When: various, Iowa high schools. Members of the FFA and Agricultural a quarter to a half of a million dollars,” gram coordinator in 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. “Agricultural education teachers and Education program have shown their ex- Johnson said. Iowa State’s Academ- What: students submitted applications for us to citement for the makeover as well. Students at Glidden Ralston will ben- ic Success Center. A theatrical perfor- review, and the Ag Ed 488 class reviewed “The makeover shows how everybody efit greatly from these donations, Clark The Department of mance in production all of the applications,” Anderson said. is excited about helping high school stu- said. Residence will inter- with Veishea and “They narrowed the applications down to dents reach a different level of learning, “The agricultural mechanics make- view four finalists for the Department of the top three and then sent them to the col- and it is really cool that all of our club over will give my students more ideas of its senior research Music. legiate FFA/Agricultural Education Club members are more than willing to help,” what they can do in the future with ca- analyst position. The Where: for them to select the winner.” Johnson said. reers,” Clark said. “We’re from a pretty university community Fisher Theater Glidden Ralston, the winning school When the club reached out to compa- rural area of Iowa, and a lot of these kids district, will be getting all new welders, nies in the industry, they were more than want to go back to the farm. So, this will saw engines, shop tools, a couple of metal happy to donate to the cause. help them. It will give them the tools to be saws and two new tractors. “The makeover is being funded 100 prepared to work on the farm. It will open “The students are really excited about percent off of donations from industry a lot of doors for them.” the makeover,” said Gary Clark, an ag- companies and private donations from in- Anderson plans to make the makeover ricultural education teacher at Glidden dividuals,” Anderson said. an annual project.

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Culture Holi Colors Festival celebrates new season Indian student tradition brings Event spring to campus When: Sunday at 9 a.m. Where: Central Campus By Makayla.Tendall Wear clothing that you don’t @iowastatedaily.com mind getting stained with colored paint Iowa State’s Indian Students Association invites students to attend their Holi “I spent half the time actu- event Sunday morning to cel- ally cleaning the powder out of ebrate a traditional Indian my camera,” Brockhoff said. holiday. Brockhoff said that the The event will take place on light-heartedness of the group Central Campus starting at 10 led her to celebrate with them. a.m. All students are encour- “I just gave in when they aged to attend free of charge. constantly asked me to play. It Holi is a two-day Indian wasn’t like ‘come participate,’ festival that is based on an old or ‘come be there.’ It was ‘come Hindu story symbolizing the play,’” Brockhoff said. death of evil and the coming of The eager welcome the spring season. from the Indian Students On the first day, communi- Association is what Brockhoff ties gather and a bonfire is lit believes will attract students during the night. and non-members. “That’s how we celebrate “It’s basically so enveloping the death of evil, the burning of and welcoming,” Brockhoof evil,” said Rohit Zambre, junior said. “It doesn’t matter if in electrical engineering and you’re Indian or American File photo: Iowa State Daily Indian Students Association or Canadian or Mexican. Sam Howard, junior in insect science, isn’t afraid to get messy at last year’s Holi celebration on April 15, 2012. Holi is an Indian president. festival celebrated with water and colors, marking the beginning of spring. This year’s Holi will take place Sunday morning. Everyone just has a great The next day is the festival time.” of colors; when a new, fertile The Indian Students season is celebrated. Students Association. “It’s said the Indian Students as- communities come together to nity is what Holi festival-goer Association will host the “The next day everyone that time of the year when ev- sociation will be using organic, celebrate. Noelle Brockhoff experienced. event Sunday hoping students throws water on each other. erything starts to look beauti- biodegradable colors from a “It’s like playing ball here,” Brockhoff, senior in journal- will come appreciate another They throw colors, and they ful and the colors are basically special company that colors Ramasubramanian said, using ism and former photographer culture and get to know their drink a special beverage,” said signifying the abundance that the powders. an analogy to show how the for the Daily, was taking pic- traditions. Gauri Ramasubramanian, we see.” Ramasubramanian said throwing of the colors allows tures at the Holi festival two “It’s basically family time materials science and en- The powdered colors are the second day of the festival is people to interact joyfully and years ago when she “had to for me; everyone who is there gineering graduate student the most well-known aspect the time when all members of playfully with each other. stop, put [her] camera down, is family,” Ramasubramanian and member of the Indian of the Holi festival. Zambre traditionally orthodox Indian This sense of commu- and … play.” said.

Domestic abuse Teens unaware of violent relationships, study shows

By Bailey.McGrath @iowastatedaily.com Statistics Getting help Name-calling, verbally attacking, spitting and ma- ■■ 1 in 4 adolescents are in a Iowa State Student nipulation are all aspects of violent relationship Counseling Service: a psychologically abusive ■■ 30 percent of college ■■ Provides same-day appoint- relationship. students have experienced ment in the case of a crisis Individuals experienc- some kind of aggression in a by calling 294-5056 relationship ing these encounters may not ■■ After hour/weekend/holiday realize they are in a violent ■■ Examples of psychological number: 515-290-3642 violence are name-calling, ■■ ACCESS: relationship, and this oc- verbally attacking, spitting, currs too often, said two ISU and manipulation ■■ Crisis line: 515.292.5378 or researchers. 1.800.203.3488 Brenda Lohman and Tricia ■■ Website: http://www.assault- Neppl, professors of human carecenter.org development and family stud- a really new finding. It basi- ■■ The website has an escape ies, are authors of one of the cally means that that parent- button that takes you away first studies that looks into child relationship is important from the site immediately if you have to hide it from an relationship violence across not only for the developmental abusive partner generations. outcomes, but also for their Lohman and Neppl used romantic relationships for the data from the Iowa Youth and future.” Courtesy photo Family Project, a study that Lohman and Neppl were results showed that increased In a study by two Iowa State professors, 98 percent of participants said they did not have violent relationships. Further questions found they were unaware of their dangerous partners. has gone on for more than able to find predictors for psy- numbers of sexual partners, 30 years with more than 400 chological violence in future antisocial behaviors and drug families. relationships from experienc- and alcohol use increased the are a must when it comes to lationship classes as young as but were oblivious to it. They were able to look at es during adolescence. likelihood of psychologically relationship violence. elementary or middle school “This was very eye-open- how a person was parented as “If they were parented in a violent behaviors as well. “One effort from a preven- age. ing to me that some individu- an adolescent, and their ro- psychologically violent way, if Studies have also found tion perspective is teaching ac- “In a study we did a few als did not consider these re- mantic relationships down the they were under family stress that girls are more likely to be ceptable and positive romantic years ago with several hundred lationships violent and these road. and if they didn’t do well aca- perpetrators of psychological relationship skills at young couples here at Iowa State we were potentially acceptable A lot of literature talks demically,” Neppl said. violence, said the researchers. ages,” Lohman said. “Also hop- asked one simple question: behaviors to them,” Lohman about being exposed to do- “Those were the three “Statistics show that one ing to intervene somehow in ‘Are you in a violent relation- said. “We need to talk about mestic violence or psycho- main findings that predicted out of four adolescents are in romantic relationships so the ship or not?’” Lohman said. what is acceptable and not in a logical abuse in the home and whether or not the adolescent a violent relationship,” Neppl abuse doesn’t go from psycho- “Ninety-eight percent of them healthy relationship.” then modeling that behavior would be treating their roman- said. “About 30 percent of logical to physical.” said no, and then we gave If a student feels they are in future relationships, said tic partner in the future in an college students have expe- Education is also very im- them questions like: ‘Do you in a psychologically or physi- Lohman. equally psychologically violent rienced some kind of aggres- portant; kids need to be taught call them names; has your cell cally abusive relationship, “But we did not find that re- way.” sion in a relationship. The evi- at a young age what is accept- phone been damaged?’ And Iowa State offers counseling lationship. What we found that In part of the research dence shows it’s absolutely out able behavior in any relation- the students would answer yes services that he or she can seek was important was psycholog- project, low-income youth in there.” ship, Neppl and Lohman said. to some of these questions.” along with the Assault Care ical abuse to the child from the high-poverty inner-city neigh- Neppl and Lohman said These could be things like bul- Many of these students Center Extending Shelter and parent,” Lohman said. “That’s borhoods were followed. The prevention and intervention lying prevention efforts or re- were in violent relationships, Support, said Lohman.

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Editor-in-Chief: Katherine Klingseis Friday, April 12, 2013 [email protected] Editor: Michael Belding iowastatedaily.com/opinion Phone: (515) 294.5688 [email protected] Opinion online 4 Iowa State Daily Rights Editorial: Many wasted Gun views too ‘American’ resources un control is a topic that’s been debated, hashed, and re-hashed since in budget plan Gthe morning of Dec. 14, 2012. Most liberals are arguing for laws making automatic and semi-automatic weapons illegal across The last time any of us tried to use the board — and avid defenders of the Second the tokens we received at arcades as Amendment are arguing for the opposite: Let’s spending money outside those arcades arm our teachers, they say, and our principals was probably when we were kids. and lunch ladies; according to the NRA, “the Now, however, being slightly-less- only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun, is a naive adults, we wouldn’t try to pass good guy with a gun.” off arcade tokens as quarters or dollar Still more claim that guns should be made coins. pink — a feminine fuchsia, preventing manly The thing about tokens is that they men from purchasing weapons out of sheer can’t be used outside of the establish- embarrassment. ment in which they were acquired. In But throughout the heated commentary, the the real world, they are useless. tears, and the steady stream of insult-throwing, President Barack Obama and a few one question remains unaddressed. other top federal officials, including Why do guns mean so much to us? The an- Secretary of Agriculture and for- swer comes down to attitude — and America’s mer Governor of Iowa Tom Vilsack, ruthless quest for independence. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel, One of the main arguments for gun Secretary of State John Kerry and ownership is that weapons protect everyday Attorney General Eric Holder, among Americans from the gun-wielding criminals others, have made a similarly useless in society. This means that guns are meant to effort. remedy police and government failure, enabling Unfortunately, their gesture to individuals to protect themselves when law solidarity or comradeship with federal enforcement fails — or perhaps their purpose employees and other people affected by lies in preventing government oppression. This the budget sequester, which began to go distrust in both authority and the institution of into effect on March 1, is just an empty, government is characteristically American. token gesture that has no real meaning Americans have always harbored seri- for solving the problem. ous reservations when it comes to power. Indeed, aside from verifying the According to Bernard Bailyn’s award winning idea that misery loves company, it does book “The Ideological Origins of the American nothing to buffer the impact of the Revolution,” “as great a blessing as government sequester or resolve it or find a way is...it may become a scourge, a curse, and severe out of the nightmare that is the United punishment to a people.” This “scourge” would States government’s massive spending be the result of corruption — the susceptibility obligations. of mankind to the promise of increased power. With the national debt mounting We are distrustful of those in command, and (at time of writing, it stood at $16.8 history shows that, to some extent, we always trillion) to increasingly scary heights, it have been. Gun ownership is clearly linked cannot be denied that spending reform with a lack of confidence in government, but I is necessary. would say that this distrust actually makes our Given the various budget proposals country a more dangerous place to live. floating around, that number seems The Small Arms Survey, based in Geneva, likely to increase. Switzerland, noted that of the 28 countries it The U.S. Senate passed a budget surveyed for a 2011 civilian firearm report, only in March that reduces the red ink the United States and Yemen considered gun that washes the federal government’s ownership a basic right, and of all industrialized Courtesy photo accounting books by $1.85 trillion — nations in the survey, the U.S. has the largest The United States was one of two countries to consider owning a firearm a basic right in one during the next 10 years. rate of firearm-related death: 10.2 deaths for poll. Columnist Elaine Godfrey explains why the “American” view is hurting more than helping. The U.S House of Representatives every 100,000 people. The next closest rate also passed a budget in March, and is Finland, with 4.7 deaths for every 100,000 ness of their governments and judicial systems it would balance federal spending by people — less than half the rate of the U.S. seem to be far less affected by gun violence. eliminating $5 trillion in future spend- In America, many take the desire for Take Scandinavians, for example, who, in ing — during the next 10 years. ‘freedom’ in its most absolute sense: the notion general, tend to possess a very different, more The White House also proposed that we can do what we want, when we want. trust-thy-neighbor attitude. The rate of gun vio- a budget this week, which would cut Regardless of whether you think the Second lence in these countries is significantly lower; $1 trillion in spending and increase Amendment gives every American the auto- By Elaine.Godfrey in fact, according to the United Nations Office revenue by $800 billion — during the matic right to own an assault weapon, the idea @iowastatedaily.com on Drugs and Crime, for every one person killed next 10 years. that guns make our country safer doesn’t make in Sweden from a gun-related crime, there are Some might say that sharp cuts much sense. times higher in the U.S. than that of the U.K., 10 deaths in the United States. that would balance the budget in less The argument Americans make in advocat- Canada, Australia, and India, just to name a few. Our mistrust in government, and our appar- than a decade (five years, for example, ing for the fulfillment of society’s gun need is While not daring to compare the impact of a ent devotion to some historic obligation to be or a much smaller amount of time that that we will all be safer once individual citizens bullet to that of a mushroom cloud of destruc- suspicious of law and regulation seems to actu- would pass when the currently elected are armed against criminals. The theory is that tion, this idea is similar to a nuclear arms race. ally be making our country a more dangerous Congress is still in office, since it is if your enemy gets a weapon, you do, too. Once one nation develops a nuclear weapon, place to live. immoral for them to make law on the But if the whole gun-for-gun concept other countries will fearfully do the same, and presumption that future congresses worked, with almost 300 million civilian guns instead of creating a safer planet, the threat of of the American people will abide by in circulation, wouldn’t America be safer? annihilation will loom immeasurably larger, Elaine Godfrey is a sophomore in journalism and mass communication and past decisions and not exercise the Instead, according to the Harvard School of escalating into widespread panic and chaos. global resource systems from Burlington, right to govern themselves) might be Public Health, the murder rate is nearly 15 Countries with strong faith in the effective- Iowa. irresponsible. But the fact that the United States’ fiscal problems are now so steep that Letter to the Editor the only resolution is a decade away, is sad. Not only is it sad, it islamentable and tragic. Learn Bible before judging religion The people of the United States need to have an honest, sincere, com- fter reading Connor So, Jesus has nothing to say did according to his will, shall be Apparently, stoning was the prehensive discussion about what their Clarke’s “Does God about homosexuality. What does beaten with many stripes. preferred form of execution for obligations are in the present (as fixed Ahate homosexuals?” I he have to say about judgment? Those pesky slaves (wholly touching Mt. Sinai (Exodus 19:13), by current law), what they will be in needed to formulate a response. One comes to mind readily: “He approved of in the Bible) that do cursing (Leviticus 24:16), worship- future years if current programs (such Immediately. Numerous errors that is without sin among you, let not obey must be beaten. I guess ing other gods (Deuteronomy as Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, and stereotypes thoroughly riddle him first cast a stone at her” (KJV, “Spartacus” had it coming, huh? 17:2-5), and for everyone at and the Department of Defense) do not his opinion piece, and those errors John 8:7). Deuteronomy 20:13-14 And Hogwarts School of Witchcraft change, and what they should be. need illumination. Is Mr. Clarke so pure that he when the Lord thy God hath deliv- and Wizardry (Leviticus 20:27) Across the board spending cuts, First, Mr. Clarke fails to specify feels he may interpret the word of ered it into thine hands, thou shalt After reading Mr. Clarke’s opin- such as those enacted by the seques- which omnipotent “god” he in- his omnipotent god and cast it at smite every male thereof with the ion, I tried to imagine the article as ter, make no judgments about where, tends to speak for. Given his broad the “sinners” committing acts of edge of the sword: But the women, a joke or in a sarcastic tone. exactly, the government should direct opening concerning the “many homosexuality? If he feels so, let and the little ones, and the cattle, I could not take his words its resources. ISU students” traveling home me know; I’ll inform the Pope of and all that is in the city, even all seriously, and neither should any for Easter, I assume he means the existence of this prophet who the spoil thereof, shalt thou take individual that considers them- Editorial Board “God” in the sense of some form understands and speaks for an unto thyself; and thou shalt eat the selves educated, intellectual, open- Katherine Klingseis, editor in chief of Protestant Christian god, as omnibenevolent being. spoil of thine enemies, which the minded, accepting, and virtuous by Michael Belding, opinion editor opposed to Allah, Adonai, Vishnu, My second issue with Mr. Lord thy God hath given thee. any standard. “Omnibenevolent” Barry Snell, assistant opinion editor Buddha, etc. Since Christianity Clarke’s interpretation concerns Rules of engagement are does not mean loving all with Mackenzie Nading, assistant opinion editor for online claims to be a monotheistic reli- his “close-reading” of Biblical blasphemous! God said our sol- some exception; it means loving gion, I assume this means that Mr. verse. diers should rape and enslave the everything at all times and without Opinions expressed in columns and letters Clarke speaks for Jesus, too. If we should take Biblical verse women and children of the cities exception. are those of the author(s) and do not So here’s my first challenge to as law, these verses should not they capture and plunder. If Mr. Clarke feels so thorough- necessarily reflect the opinions of the Daily Mr. Clarke and any other reader contradict each other, nor should Deuteronomy 22:21 Then they ly convinced in his interpretation or organizations with which the author(s) are associated. agreeing with him: Where does they ever be violated, right? 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Online: Football Defensive end suspended following arrest By Alex.Halsted Thursday. April 3. located on his lap, consis- The suspected marijuana @iowastatedaily.com Scott According to the affida- tent with the appearance of weighed 0.1 grams, accord- was ar- vit released to the Daily, the marijuana.” ing to the affidavit, and Scott ISU defensive end Willie rested and arresting police officer “was A search of Scott’s vehicle tested positive for THC fol- Scott has been suspended charged able to smell the strong odor revealed a glass mason jar lowing a field test. indefinitely after being ar- after be- of marijuana emanating containing a green leafy sub- Scott, who started in all 13 FOLLOW US rested and charged with ing pulled from the vehicle” as he ap- stance consistent with that games last season for the ISU ON TWITTER possession of a controlled over for not Scott proached it. When the officer of marijuana in the pocket at- football team, was placed un- twitter.com/isdsports substance last week, the ath- having his arrived at the window, Scott tached to the rear of the pas- der arrest for the possession letic department confirmed headlights on at 8:38 p.m. on had a “green leafy substance senger seat. of a controlled substance.

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Crowds for ISU women’s basket- ball games at Hilton Coliseum came in nationally recognized numbers once again this season. File photo: Iowa State Daily Iowa State finished second in Nick Efkamp competed in the men’s final 60-meter hurdles in the ISU Open on Jan. 21, 2012, at Lied Recreation Athletic Center. Efkamp finished in last the nation in total attendance place with a time of 8.78. The ISU track and field team will compete in Des Moines at Drake Stadium this weekend at the Jim Duncan Invitational. this season, averaging 9,970 people per game in 2012-13, the school announced Thursday. It Cyclones compete outdoor season.” was the highest national finish The men’s team recently dropped ever for the Cyclones and the at Drake Stadium out of the top-25 rankings after start- Weekend weather conditions in Iowa fourth-highest average in pro- ing the outdoor season ranked No. 25. gram history. By Isaac.Copley The women’s team moved up to No. 15 Des Moines’ weather may play a large “There are a few factors we have to Tennessee led the country, aver- @iowastatedaily.com in the nation after starting unranked. part in the competition when Iowa prepare for, like running in adverse aging 11,390 people per game, “It was a positive thing being State competes there this weekend. conditions,” said women’s long-distance followed by Iowa State. Louisville As opposed to Arizona and California, runner Dani Stack. “Indoors is always (9,358), Baylor (9,160) and Notre The ISU track and field team is ranked in the preseason and we have competing in Des Moines this week- some work to do to be top-25,” Ihmels where Iowa State has been competing 75 degrees and sunny, but outdoors Dame (8,979) were the remain- the last few weeks, the weather could we have to deal with the wind, rain and ing teams that comprised the end at the Jim Duncan Invitational. said in reference to his men’s team. “I play a large role this weekend. cold.” top five. For the first time this outdoor sea- thought we had a chance to be ranked April in Iowa is a tricky period during Iowa State only has three meets in The season-high total of 11,963 son, the Cyclones will be competing indoors but it did not quite work out the track season and there is a slight Iowa during the outdoor season: the fans witnessed a 16-point victory with a full team. for us. chance of precipitation for the meet on Jim Duncan Invitational, the Drake for the Cyclones against Kansas “We’re excited to have everyone “But I think we are just as good both Friday and Saturday. Relays and the Kip Janvrin Open in State on Feb. 9. In its 15-home- Indianola. game schedule, Iowa State with us in Des Moines this weekend.” outdoors as we were indoors. We have drew a total of 149,557 people. said coach Corey Ihmels. to be healthy and these meets will give The Cyclones were just one of At the Jim Duncan Invitational us a chance set some marks and be 12 teams in NCAA Division I to last season, Iowa State sprinter ready to roll once conference comes record more than 100,000 totals Nick Efkamp led the Cyclones in the around.” as well. However, no ISU athletes are school and collegiate athletes will be fans this season. 200-meter dash as a freshman. Iowa State’s schedule lists it competing in those meets. competing at the meet in separate — Daily staff “Traveling is tough once we move as competing in the Tom Botts The Jim Duncan Invitational events Friday and Saturday and the outdoors,” Efkamp said. “It is impor- Invitational and the JJK/Rafer is scheduled to start at 3:30 p.m. collegiate events begin at 9:30 a.m. tant to cut down on the credits for the Johnson Invitational this weekend Friday at Drake Stadium. Both high Saturday. Athletics: Upcoming Volleyball Tennis schedule Friday ■■ M&W Track - Jim Duncan Seniors Invitational (in Des Moines) Cyclones to play three ■■ Softball - at Texas, 7 p.m. By Dan.Cole seek first Saturday @iowastatedaily.com ■■ M&W Track - Jim Duncan Invitational (in Des Moines) The ISU volleyball team returns season ■■ Men’s Golf - Hawkeye home to Hilton Coliseum this week- Invitational (in Iowa City, end for its only home matches of the Iowa) spring season. Big 12 win ■■ Volleyball - vs. Nebraska- The Cyclones (1-1) will be host- Omaha, 10 a.m. ing three matches Saturday against By Beau.Berkley ■■ Volleyball - vs. Northern Nebraska-Omaha, Northern Iowa @iowastatedaily.com Iowa, 11:15 a.m. and Minnesota as they move on ■■ Volleyball - vs. Minnesota, from their 3-0 loss at Nebraska last Iowa State will attempt to capture 1:30 p.m. weekend. its first Big 12 victory of the season on ■■ Softball - at Texas, 5 p.m. “It will be a lot like the club tour- Sunday, when West Virginia treks to Sunday naments that our players played Ames. back in high school,” said ISU coach West Virginia (4-13 0-6 Big 12) ■■ Men’s Golf - Hawkeye Invitational (in Iowa City, Christy Johnson-Lynch of her team comes into the match after a trio of Iowa) playing three matches so close to 7-0 losses to Oklahoma, Oklahoma ■■ Tennis - vs. West Virginia, one another. “It’s a bit more physi- State and Texas. 8:30 a.m. cal, so I think it’s harder for them to This will be the first time the ■■ Softball - at Texas, 1 p.m. hold up. Cyclones (7-12 0-6 Big 12) will play “But we do have some depth, so the Mountaineers. we’ll be able to rotate some people in “They are going to be hungry be- and out and give them some breaks.” cause it could be their first win in By the numbers: Some of the players are excited the Big 12 since they’ve joined,” said about the fact that the three matches coach Armando Espinosa. “We just are going to be played in such rapid need to play within our abilities so we April 15, 2012 succession. don’t think we have to hit bigger than Tennis team’s last Big 12 ISU redshirt freshman Morgan we do.” victory (6-1 against Kansas) Kuhrt said the Cyclones have been Senior Simona Cacciuttolo said preparing for the endurance of the it will be interesting facing a new April 13 matches all week. team and experiencing something “It can be tiring, but I think our different. Sports Jargon: practices get us pretty well prepared “I’m excited because we’re still for that,” Kuhrt said. “We do drills looking for our first Big 12 win and that are intense and we get tired in they are competitive,” Cacciuttolo Ace practice, so we’re ready for that.” said. “It’s always exciting to play SPORT: The Cyclones will begin the day someone new.” against Nebraska-Omaha, a team Iowa State has not won a meet Volleyball that went just 6-22 last season and File photo: Iowa State Daily since March 29, when it defeated DEFINITION: ended the year on a 12-match losing Morgan Kuhrt, redshirt freshman outside hitter, goes in for the hit during Northern Iowa 6-1 and have yet to at- A serve that lands directly streak. a women’s volleyball scrimmage Aug. 18, 2012 at Hilton Coliseum. The tain a conference victory since April on the court of the opposing The all-time series between the Cyclones will be hosting three matches Saturday at Hilton Coliseum. 15, 2012. team or lands out of bounds after being touched by the Cyclones and Mavericks is tied 4-4 “I think we’re going to come out opponent that counts as one and the two haven’t met since 1991. overall and 15-3 in the conference. “Three of the four teams were swinging like we usually do against point for the serving team. The second match of the day The Nebraska-Omaha and NCAA [tournament] teams last teams we feel we can beat,” said ju- USE: will pit Iowa State against in-state Northern Iowa matches will be go- year,” Johnson-Lynch said. “Two of nior Emma Waites. “We all just need Kristen Hahn notched an ace rival Northern Iowa, which placed ing on simultaneously inside Hilton, them were Sweet Sixteen teams. It’s to show up, make them play and make to end the match. second in the Missouri Valley which is something Johnson-Lynch Conference last season, going 25-9 said will add intrigue for fans. HOME.p8 >> SENIORS.p8 >> 6

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The ISU men’s golf team said it can beat any team in the nation and last week at the ASU Thunderbird Invitational it proved it, finishing clustered with some of the nation’s golf powerhouses. But there is one team Iowa State has struggled to beat since Andrew Tank and Patrick Datz took over the program in 2010: Iowa. Photo: Suhaib Tawil/Iowa State Daily The in-state rivalry started off well for the Simona Cacciuttolo focuses in on the ball during Iowa State’s 4-3 loss against Oklahoma on new coaches, beating the Hawkeyes in the Big April 5 at the Forker tennis courts. The seniors are preparing for their final match at home. Four Match on Feb. 5, 2011. Since then, the Cyclones have gone 0-4 in the rivalry. >>SENIORS.p5 “Last year, we came really close to beating West Virginia them over at this tournament in Iowa City, came a lot of balls.” (4-13, 0-6 Big 12) up just a few shots short,” Tank said. “They’ve This Sunday will also be vs. got a good team and beat us pretty handily at the senior day for the Cyclones. Big Four Match this year. Cacciuttolo is one of three se- Iowa State “[Revenge] is not our primary focus, but it’s niors, along with Ellie Nixon (7-12, 0-6 Big 12) certainly kind of a fun element.” and Jenna Langhorst, that Blake Waller is the only current ISU golfer will be competing for the final Where: Forker Tennis Courts in Ames that was around when the team defeated the time at home. When: 8:30 a.m. Sunday, April 14 Hawkeyes more than two years ago. However, “Even though it’s not our Media coverage: iowastatedaily.com he was just a name on the roster, never playing a last meet, it’s our last meet Notes: Both Iowa State and West Virginia are looking single round his freshman year. at home and it’s something for their first victory in Big 12 play of the season. This year, the team is looking for a change. you remember forever,” “I think the pressure is really on Iowa,” said Cacciuttolo said. “It’s going to This will be the first time Iowa State and West Virginia assistant coach Patrick Datz. “I think they are be sad because I don’t want to will face each other. the highest-ranked team in the field and it’s their be done with tennis just yet.” home course. I think if we just come in guns Espinosa wants the last blazing and just expect to do well and take care home meet for the seniors families or in front of their have four matches left, but we of business, then we will win.” to be a special one and send fans, so it’s important that we want to make sure we come There will be no clear favorite team to them out with a win. send them out the right way,” out with a lot of energy and Photo courtesy of ISU athletics win the 20th annual Hawkeye-Great River “The next matches they Espinosa said. “It’s tough to get a win to send them out The men’s golf team is preparing to face Entertainment Invitational, with five teams Iowa, who has won the last four games of play won’t be in front of their say it’s senior day when we right.” ranked between No. 59 to No. 96 in Golfweek. the in-state rivalry. The Cyclones’ last victory com’s rankings. However, Iowa State has the against the Hawkeyes was in 2011, but the strongest weapon. team is ready to bring home the win. According to the Golfstat Cup Standings, >>HOME.p5 “Everybody’s pretty pumped, playing Scott Fernandez is ranked No. 5 nationally. The and has finished in the bottom half of the field against a big team like Minnesota,” said ISU next-best player in the field in Iowa City, Iowa, four times in nine tournaments. going to be pretty good volleyball and you just sophomore setter Jenelle Hudson, who had will be Iowa’s Steven Ihm at No. 122. The Cyclones are hoping not to get too don’t get an opportunity to see that very often, 37 assists at Nebraska on Saturday. “I think we Fernandez is coming off a second-place fin- comfortable, as this is the last regular sea- especially two courts at once. I think it’s going can improve in a lot of places, but we’ve just got ish in Arizona against some of the best com- son tournament before playing in the Big 12 to be pretty special for the fans.” to keep our energy solid and momentum going petition in the nation, beating the nation’s No. Championships. Tank stressed that as the end The Cyclones will cap off the day against and we should be good.” 1 player, Michael Kim of California, by nine of the season nears, focus needs to increase. Minnesota, another formidable opponent. The matches are set to begin at 10 a.m. strokes. Fernandez knows what he is capable of “I’d really like to see everybody raise their The Gophers went 27-8 last season and Saturday against Nebraska-Omaha, 11:15 a.m. and has no shortage of confidence going into the expectations up and not be comfortable with lead the all-time series against Iowa State against Northern Iowa and 1:30 p.m. against tournament. just finishing seventh,” Tank said of last week’s 22-9. Minnesota. “My expectation is to win every tournament finish. “We’re going to try to take that mindset I play,” Fernandez said. “But to be realistic, get- to Iowa City this week, that we are over there to ting top 5 is really exciting for me.” play great. I think we have the talent that if we do But even with Fernandez playing some of the play great, we do have a chance to win.” BIG SAVINGS! best golf in the nation, Iowa State has struggled The tournament will start with two rounds to finish at the top of the leaderboards. The team Saturday with tee-off starting at 9 a.m. The final $50 OFF Trek Hybrids & Mountain Bikes has only finished in the top 3 once this season round will be played Sunday. up to $400 OFF Select Carbo n Road Bikes! April 11 through April 15 Register now for

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