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Blue Sky Swine Taskforce Regents discuss new medicine center needs time By Paige.Godden location of resources and if it would University of Nebraska and said be- iowastatedaily.com be taking money away from other cause most veterinary colleges don’t veterinary sciences. have a swine program a number of for release The proposal for the Swine John Thomson, College of students from other universities Medicine Education Center was Veterinary Medicine dean, said, “I come to Iowa State. By Thane.Himes pushed up on the Board of Regents appreciate the opportunity to clarify The Regents also approved a new iowastatedaily.com agenda due to a question from any concepts or concerns people master of industrial design degree Regent member Michael Gartner Gartner Thomson have.” program, which will be offered at Last week Michael Whiteford, about the intent of the building. He said the center is “in no way Iowa State. dean of the College of Liberal Arts The request to establish the North America. changing the focus of our college.” The program will be a two- and Sciences, was under the impres- building was eventually passed and Gartner said he was concerned if Thomson talked about the strong sion that the Blue Sky Taskforce’s will be the only one of its kind in the building would represent a real- relationship the college has with the BOARD.p3 >> final report was complete, and that the report wasn’t going to be released to the public until all of the Taskforce had had the opportunity to read the final version. Writing This week, things are no longer definite. “Last week, I believed the report to be in its final form, but it looks like the Taskforce needs to meet at least one more time to consider making A novelist’s inspiration some adjustments,” Whiteford said. “I think we all need more time than we originally thought.” Whiteford and Chitra Rajan, chairwoman of Blue Sky and as- sociate vice president for re- search and economic develop-

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Crime Quarter’s statistics published By Kaitlin.York Ben Percy, assistant professor of English, draws upon his memories iowastatedaily.com of his childhood in Oregon to write novels such as his latest, “The Wilding.” He is currently working on a new novel, “Red Moon,” which University crime statistics from is set to be released in 2012. Courtesy photo: Benjamin Percy the Iowa Board of Regents have been released for the third quarter of this year, from July 1 to Sept. 30. Oregon experiences allow for ‘genre At the Regent’s request, it will observed through a literary lens’ receive quarterly reports of crime statistics compiled by the university public safety departments. ByThane.Himes In comparison to 57 students be- iowastatedaily.com ing charged with theft at Iowa State at Benjamin Percy is receiving national praise for his full-length this time last year, 66 students were wilderness novel “The Wilding.” charged with something from the fol- “Oregon is my muse,” Percy, assistant professor of English, said. lowing this quarter: “I have a trapdoor in my head that takes me back to my childhood in Oregon whenever I’m writing.” ƒ Pocket-picking Percy’s early life in the high desert of central Oregon frequently ƒ Purse-snatching influences his writing in a variety of ways. ƒ Shoplifting “I grew up in the middle of nowhere,” Percy said. “I was always ƒ Theft from building ranging through the woods, ducking under barbed wire fences, fir- ƒ Theft from coin-operated machine ing slingshots at jackrabbits. During those times, I was alone, and or device my imagination would often take over as I imagined myself as Tom ƒ Theft from motor vehicle Sawyer or He-Man or John Wayne.” ƒ Theft of motor vehicle parts or Like every great writer, Percy loves to read. accessories “Growing up, I always had a book in my hand,” Percy said. “I loved ƒ All other larceny genre books most of all as a kid.” Percy graduated with honors from Brown University. The year-to-date number of stu- “In college, I was practically forbidden to write genre,” Percy said. dents charged with theft is 186; 197 “I had to read a lot more ‘literary’ books, and my tastes have kind of had been charged at this time last hybridized as a result.” >> Along with his tastes, Percy’s writing style has also changed since STATISTICS.p3 being introduced to more intellectual novels. “I write genre observed through a literary lens,” Percy said. “Genre is great for a number of reasons, namely the fast-moving and cleanly-

Human Sciences PERCY.p3 >> Students honored as Margaret Sloss Women’s Center marshals ChickLit’s invites new members By Molly.Halferty iowastatedaily.com Center hosts its first The College of Human Sciences will be recognizing three undergradu- book club meeting Club’s book list ate student honorees at the fall com- ƒ January: mencement ceremony Dec. 17. By Carmen.Leng “The Handmaid’s Tale” by Margaret Hillary Rodgers, senior in elemen- iowastatedaily.com Atwood tary education; Abbie Marsh, senior “Feminism is for Everybody” by in family and consumer science The Margaret Sloss Women’s Bell Hooks education and studies; and Jessica Center hosted its first book club ƒ February: Crawford, senior in child, adult and meeting Thursday, and beginning “The Help” by Kathryn Stockett family services, will be recognized as next semester, the club will meet ƒ March: CHS graduation marshals. monthly. “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo” Rodgers was on the Dean’s List The meeting consisted of 11 fac- by Stieg Larsson from 2006 to 2010, was a member ulty members and students, all en- ƒ April: “Red Tent” by Anita Diamant of the ISU Honors Program and thusiastic to read and talk about the Members of ChickLit’s talk Thursday at the Margaret Sloss House about what was a peer mentor for the Preparing books. they read. The group next meets Jan. 20. Photo: Tsubasa Shigehara/Iowa State Tomorrow’s Teachers Learning The book club is exciting to Betty Daily Community. Baker, program assistant for the books. I want to have conversations She said her experience as a peer Intensive English and Orientation cause it will make it interesting with The women decided to take a vote about the books and discuss any mentor was what made her stand out Program, because “everyone wants all the different age groups’ perspec- on which five books they were inter- questions that came up for you while among other students, because she to be here, and everyone wants to tives,” said Sarah Thies, sophomore ested in reading about throughout reading.” was able to become closer with not read the books.” in construction engineering. the remainder of the year. Students and faculty members only students, but faculty and staff The women engaged in the The first gathering consisted of The women took into consider- can find the books on amazon.com, as well. Rodgers is currently student club came up with the group name, going over a list of books that Penny ation when choosing the books that at Parks Library and Ames Public teaching at Gray Elementary School ChickLit’s. Rice, book club facilitator and direc- they wanted a mix of time periods, Library and at the used book store, in Chicago. ChickLit’s is offered to students, tor of MSWC, assembled by gather- topics, authors and a good balance Firehouse, in downtown Ames. “I’m originally from Minneapolis, but staff members are also encour- ing information from other women’s between depressing and happy The book club will meet from so having an urban teaching experi- aged to come. centers across the nation. The mem- stories. noon to 1 p.m. the following dates: “It’s nice to have a wide range of bers in the book club could also sug- Penny Rice explained to every- Jan. 20, Feb. 17, March 24 and April COMMENCEMENT.p3 >> people involved in the book club be- gest any books they wished. one, “I will not be lecturing about the 21. PAGE 2 | Iowa State Daily | Friday, December 10, 2010 Weather | Provided by ISU Meteorology Club Daily Snapshot Gorgeous, mostly sunny Fri day with light winds. 32|42 Freezing rain chance late.

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Calendar FRIDAY FRIDAY CODAC Fall Art Sale Retirement Reception When: When: noon to 5 p.m. 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. What: What: Annual fall sale of Retirement reception DEAD WEEK: Finals week gives students plenty to study work by students for professor Max Da Bin Lee, junior in animal science, studies for his final in Animal Science 235 during Dead Week. in the integrated Porter, a member of Photo: Yue Wu/Iowa State Daily studio arts program, the ISU civil, con- sponsored by CODAC struction and envi- (College of Design Art ronmental engineer- Club). ing faculty since 1966. Ames, ISU Police The information in the log comes from the ISU and City of Ames police departments’ records. Where: Where: Departments All those accused of violating the law are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Lobby, College of South Ballroom, Police Blotter: Design Memorial Union Dec. 6 Muhamed Dizdarevic, 23, of Dartmoor Lane, was arrested vehicle mirror. (reported at 8:34 Clive, was arrested and charged and charged with drug para- p.m.) FRIDAY FRIDAY Thomas Flaws, 27, 139 N. with drug paraphernalia and phernalia and operating while Sheldon Ave., was arrested and William Green, 19, 2241 Willow possession of a controlled sub- intoxicated, second offense. Hall, was arrested and charged charged with operating while stance. (reported at 6:50 p.m.) (reported at 1 a.m.) Christmas dance social Men’s hockey intoxicated, second offense. with prohibited acts. (reported at When: When: (reported at 1:09 a.m.) Daweyn Albertsen, 5325 Lindsey Gates, 21, 2407 Knapp 9:01 p.m.) 2 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Frederiksen Court, reported St., was arrested and charged Brian Campbell, 27, 3334 damage to a vehicle. The inci- with operating while intoxicated. Dec. 8 What: What: Morningside St., was arrested dent occurred sometime since (reported at 1:05 a.m.) Joseph Wernau, 23, 109 S. Free dance social ISU men’s hockey and charged with serious as- Dec. 4. (reported at 9:08 p.m.) Russell Ave., was arrested and sault. (reported at 8:30 a.m.) Vehicles driven by Alexandria charged with operating while Christmas party team takes on the A vehicle was towed after it was Aldinger and Elissa Olson were An individual reported being intoxicated. (reported at 2:08 hosted by the ISU University of Iowa determined the driver had no in- involved in a property damage a.m.) harassed by an acquaintance. surance. (reported at 9:32 p.m.) collision. (reported at 9:24 a.m.) Ballroom Dance Club. Hawkeyes in an- (reported at 11:38 a.m.) The jewelry that was reported Singles welcome. other Cy-Hawk A resident reported the theft of stolen Dec. 7 was found in the A staff member reported some- jewelry. (reported at 12:25 p.m.) Casual dress. Indoor match-up. one attempted to gain entry into Dec. 7 individual’s apartment; the theft Alius Lapinskas, 4837 Helser case is unfounded. (reported at shoes or socks must Where: two rooms. (reported at 3:40 Nicholas Jackson, 56, 3316 be worn in the studio. Ames/ISU Ice Arena p.m.) Hall, reported damage to a 8:02 a.m.) Where: Cost: 196 Forker $5 to $10 Celebrity News SATURDAY SATURDAY Notes and events. Farm House exhibition “You’re a Good Man, When: Charlie Brown” Stern, whose show airs from rating is equated with pornogra- 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. When: Wesley Snipes begins Shock jock Howard Stern serving 3-year sentence re-ups at Sirius XM radio 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. EST Monday phy in many theater owners’ and What: 7:30 p.m. through Thursday, freed himself movie-goers’ minds. Actor Wesley Snipes has ar- After all his threats to leave, and Celebrate the history What: from the confines of terrestrial With an R rating, those younger rived at a federal prison in others’ speculation on where he radio on Dec. 16, 2005, after and joy of the holidays ISU Theatre per Pennsylvania to begin serving a might go, Howard Stern is stay- than 17 can see the film if hosting a wildly popular show they’re accompanied by an adult. at the Farm House’s forms this musical three-year sentence for failure ing put at Sirius XM. syndicated by a division of CBS “Christmas 1870s” for the entire family. to file income tax returns. The loose-lipped shock jock an- Corp. Along with arguments from Weinstein, the appeals board exhibition Where: Federal Prisons spokesman Ed nounced on his show Thursday He had frequently tested and Ross says Snipes entered the that he has signed a new five- heard from ratings board Where: Fisher Theater sparred with the regulatory FCC chairman Joan Graves, who Federal Correctional Institution year contract with the satellite during his 25-year run on the Farm House Museum Cost: McKean on Thursday morning. radio company. presented the rationale for the public airwaves, often having his original NC-17 rating. $18 for adults, $16 He had been ordered to arrive The deal, which runs through morning show bleeped by cen- for seniors, $11 for by noon. the end of 2015, provides that sors, much to his ire. “Blue Valentine” director Derek students The minimum security Sirius XM can now transmit Cianfrance said the rating prison camp in the northwestern Stern’s show to mobile devices. change was a win for “free Pennsylvania town of Lewis Run No other terms will be dis- MPAA overturns NC-17 speech and artistic integrity.” is worlds away from the harsh closed, the company said. rating on ‘Blue Valentine’ “We believed in presenting rela- SATURDAY SUNDAY prison fortresses depicted in the tionships and sexuality with an Stern had been locked for Michelle Williams and Ryan Snipes’ films “Undisputed” and months in stormy negotia- honesty and truthfulness often Recycled Wrapping Argentine Tango with “Brooklyn’s Finest.” Gosling’s marital drama “Blue lacking in the grand tradition tions as his original five-year Valentine” on Wednesday won When: Valerie Williams The minimum-security camp contract with Sirius radio, worth of Hollywood sensationalism,” a rare appeal of its adults- Cianfrance said. 10 a.m. to noon When: doesn’t have fences around its a breathtaking $500 million, only NC-17 rating and will go What: 4 to 7 p.m. perimeter and the 300 nonvio- neared its expiration just days into theaters with an R rating Ratings appeals are rare at the lent inmates live in barracks that from now. instead. MPAA, which rates 800 to 900 Reiman Gardens’ What: feature two-man rooms. movies a year and reports that Sirius and then-rival XM radio Motion Picture Association Indoor Horticulturist, This Milonga (dance The 48-year-old Snipes was merged in 2008. fewer than a dozen typically are Betsy Eness shows party) is a multi-level of American spokeswoman appealed. convicted in 2008 on three Growing doubts from observers Elizabeth Kaltman said the tips and techniques class with lots of time misdemeanor counts of willful that Stern would stay had fueled rating was changed after the Films initially are classified by for creating beautiful to enjoy the music failure to file income tax returns. a guessing game of where the group’s appeals board viewed the ratings board, made up of Several last minute appeals that self-proclaimed “King of All the film and heard arguments parents with no previous con- and sustainable gift and dance. would have delayed his impris- nection to the movie industry. wrapping. Where: Media” might land: to Internet from Harvey Weinstein, whose onment were denied. radio, premium cable TV, even Weinstein Co. is releasing it. Appeals are decided by a panel Where: Workspace, Memorial of film professionals. back to terrestrial radio, where The drama initially drew the NC- Reiman Gardens Union he once reigned while clashing 17 rating for a “scene of explicit The film hits theaters Dec. 31, with federal regulators over his sexual content.” just in time to qualify for the sometimes raunchy content. Academy Awards. The film now carries an R rating Earlier this week on his show, for “strong graphic sexual con- Williams and Gosling, both past he vowed in typically salty, and tent, language, and a beating.” Oscar nominees, have awards uncensored, fashion that he buzz for their roles as a couple would not accept a pay cut if he “I am so appreciative that the in a crumbling marriage. stayed at Sirius XM. But Stern MPAA was gracious enough remains the company’s biggest to reconsider their rating of marquee name and customer the film,” Gosling said in a Screenwriter takes Palin to :HZLOOEHFORVHGIRUWKH draw among its more than 135 statement. task on Alaska caribou hunt channels of commercial-free The most explicit sequence music and talk. A Hollywood screenwriter Aaron in “Blue Valentine” is a scene Sorkin is calling former Alaska :LQWHU+ROLGD\%UHDN “Howard forever changed radio in which Gosling’s character Gov. Sarah Palin a “witless and was instrumental in putting performs oral sex on Williams’ bully” after her cable television Sirius on the map when he first character. travelogue series featured her launched on satellite radio,” said An NC-17 rating would have shooting a caribou. 'HFHPEHU Mel Karmazin, chief executive prohibited those under 17 from In Sunday’s episode of “Sarah ,I\RXZRXOGOLNHWRDGYHUWLVH officer of Sirius XM. attending and could have been a kiss of death for the film, as that Palin’s Alaska,” the 2008 LQWKH,RZD6WDWH'DLO\RQ Republican vice presidential candidate hunted north of the Arctic Circle. 0RQ-DQXDU\ In a Facebook posting, she wrote that unless people have GHDGOLQH Don’t Let Back or Neck Pain never eaten meat, they shouldn’t :HG-DQXDU\ condemn the episode. Get You Down Sorkin, who wrote the script for “The Social Network,” said in an 7XHV-DQXDU\RU:HG-DQXDU\ Our experienced staff can help with: article for The Huffington Post GHDGOLQH that Palin didn’t kill the caribou c 7KXUV-DQXDU\ s(EADA HES for food, just for fun. s.EcKPAIN He said he couldn’t distinguish m between that and Philadelphia s4IGHT USCLES Eagles’ quarterback Michael 'RQ¶WIRUJHW s,owERBAcKPAIN Vick’s role in a dogfighting ring,

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Sustainability Campus ISU Dining uses Dining centers accommodate vending misers students’ Finals Week hours By Karen.Jennings Conversations and never move it,” Levandowski said. “Students can iowastatedaily.com Levandowski said. have a little joy.” “People may come who never For all the pizza lovers, there will to save energy ISU Dining will help students came before,” said Mary Ellen be a Deep Dish Pizza dinner from 5 to through their late night study ses- Metzger, manager of Conversations 7 p.m. Dec. 17 at Conversations. sions and snack and coffee breaks Dining. The Wallace-Wilson C-Store and By Elisse.Lorenc yet, and we’re still trying to work throughout Finals Week. Snack Attack costs nothing and Bookends Cafe are also open for stu- iowastatedaily.com through options right now.” This year, Snack Attack will be includes muffins, bananas, pumpkin dents to grab a quick snack until 11 The vending misers are a way to held at Conversations Dining. The bread, cookies and breakfast pizza. p.m. all week. Hawthorn Market & The ISU Dining Sustainability conserve electricity within the soda annual event is a way for students to During Finals Week, Cafe, East and West Side Markets are Green Team is taking a variety of pop machines. take time off from their studies. It has Conversations Dining will host open until midnight. On Friday all of initiatives to become more sustain- Vending misers are motion- been around since the early 1990s. Finals Week Bundle Express. them will close early. able in the dining centers, including sensitive and conserve energy that “Students can take a break, get Conversations will be open at 7 “Students’ number one objec- a composting program and vending lights the machine as well as tem- some fuel in them so they can study,” a.m. to coincide with finals at 7:30 tive is school, so we adjust so they misers. perature. With its motion sensors said Nancy Levandowski, director of a.m. It will have bundle packages that can take their finals that week,” said “A lot of that post-consumer operating inside the vending ma- campus dining services. “Students include items such as coffee or hot Kristi Patel, assistant director for waste used to actually get ground up chine, it will shut down and fluctu- can get some hot food in their belly chocolate, Anderson-Erickson yo- campus dining services. in the garbage disposal and go down ate to lower temperatures until it after a long night and go off and take gurt, the breakfast pastry of the day Students working at the din- the drain,” said Nancy Levandowski, detects motion when a student may their test.” and whole fresh fruit. ing centers will have to balance the director of campus dining services. approach the machine. Over the years, Snack Attack Seasons will also be opening at change in working hours with their “The city of Ames used to heav- “They’ve got a lot of marketing was at Union Drive Marketplace 6:30 a.m. for convenience. own final exams. ily treat the water because of the going on with the lighting for the pop and Seasons Marketplace, so this Banana Split Night, a Cyclone tra- “It’s a delicate balance between food particles in it, and they started machines, and so they’re the ones year ISU Dining decided to try it at dition, will happen Tuesday night. It serving the students and making charging us, and that was why get- that are using a lot more of the ener- Conversations. has been around for about 28 years. sure our employees get their study- ting that revolving green fund out gy, so it makes sense to put it where “I’m afraid they’ll love it at “Just to kind of have some fun,” ing done, too,” Levandowski said. front was beneficial. We got to stop it’s going to have a better reduction paying the city for water treatment.” of the energy use,” Levandowski The composting program is still said. relatively new on campus, but allows The vending misers have saved students to discard their own trash a total estimate of $12,750, said Bob Veterinary medicine without having to throw it down Parrish, assistant manager in food the garbage disposal. The program services. focuses predominantly on the three “Because it’s low maintenance, Students do everything a regular dining centers and includes both it has not proven to be detrimental post-consumer and pre-consumer to the pop machines we have moni- waste. tored,” Parrish said. animal veterinary clinic would do “Pre-consumer waste — like the The soda machines, Parrish said, top of a carrot, the peels from a car- are a good place to start for the vend- By Brandon.Hallmark the service through the in-house service or ambulatory rot or the peels from a potato — those ing misers, considering the abun- iowastatedaily.com services.” get composted, and then all post- dance of them. If ISU Dining gets David Wong, associate professor of veterinary clinical consumer waste gets composted, more funding, Parrish speculates Veterinary medicine students are doing everything sciences and section head of equine medicine, said the said Chantal Roberts, sustainabil- its next project would be the non- a “regular large animal veterinary clinic would do,” said clinics do everything from vaccinations to exams. ity chair for ISU Dining. “Whatever refrigerated snack machines. Patrick Gorden, senior clinician specializing in dairy In addition to serving clients, the clinic also serves as students leave on their plates, they The vending misers are a wise cows. “We offer services on all species.” an educational opportunity for students and interns. get basically put into the pulper, investment, and after observing the Iowa State hosts two animal clinics, small and large “The clinics also allow students to get hands-on expe- which breaks down the material misers for a few weeks, the outcomes animals, within the College of Veterinary Medicine. rience in before graduating,” Wong said. into smaller pieces. It’s easier to de- were satisfactory, Parrish said. The large animal clinic was built in 2008 and offers Gorden said the goal of the program is to teach stu- compose, and then that’s taken to Without the miser, Iowa State a host of treatments for large animals. It’s divided into dents as much as possible so they can get the education the dumpster outside of each of the had energy costs of $3.65 per week equine and food-animal, which deals with cows and pigs. they need to be successful after they graduate. three dining centers, and that’s tak- per vending machine at Student Both clinics offer in-clinic service and an ambulatory “We have residents and interns who are veterinarians en three times a week and brought to Services. The following week with service. The ambulatory service is a new, mobile clinic in advanced training, and they are also involved in work- the dairy facility, and from there it’s the miser installed, it cost $1.25 to unit that serves clients outside of the main clinic. ing on cases,” Wong said. “Students have some responsi- composted and sold back to ISU to run the soda machine, Parrish said. “It pretty much encloses everything imaginable un- bilities, but the majority of decisions fall on faculty.” be used on campus.” “When you’re talking per ma- der veterinary medicine,” Gorden said. “Any kind of sick The clinic is partially funded through the university, The pulpers grind the food and chine per year, it does translate to cow work, vaccination, you name it, pretty much offers but it is also funded by service fees and private donations. drain any excess water, when it’s money; you start talking the number then dumped into buckets to be tak- of machines we have, it adds up to en to the dumpsters. The machin- $13,500 a year, which is significant.” >>BOARD.p1 which will begin Jan. 15. teaching replacements at more than ery is currently located at Seasons, As a future goal, Levandowski The Regents also approved sab- $422,000. Union Drive and Oak-Elm dining wants to introduce a “buy fresh, year, studio-based graduate program batical requests from all three regent Warren Madden, vice president centers. buy local” program for students on with tracks in research, business and universities. of business and finance, gave an up- “We reduced the amount of trash campus. product development. The request to approve profes- date on flood mitigation and repairs. can size that we had,” Levandowski Roberts hopes to get more of an Lisa Nolan was approved by sional development assignments He said out of 60 projects that said. “One of the things that we outreach to students, possibly using the Regents as the new dean of the proposed a decrease of 11.2 per- have been reviewed by FEMA, 10 found is that we have a lot more booths as a good visual to draw at- College of Veterinary Medicine, cent from last year, with a total for have been completed. trash from Clyde’s than we realized tention and answer any questions. because of all the paper supplies and “We’re working in lots of differ- things that people use there.” ent areas trying to create a cohesive >>PERCY.p1 saying, ‘Thanks, but no thanks.’” The team’s next step is the group, working together definitely is Percy has always had multiple projects going on at Memorial Union, which has proven key, which we already do very well, constructed plot. And literary writing is great due to the once. As a result, Percy never has writer’s block. to be easier said than done. it’s just moving together forward and complexity of the characters, the rich, lyrical sentences. I “When I’m tired of working on a novel, I write a short “With the Memorial Union, we making goals for ourselves,” Roberts throw out the worst of each and try to bring to the table story,” Percy said. “When I’m tired with that, I’ll work on a haven’t quite figured out the logis- said. the best.” screenplay or an article or a comic book or a craft essay.” tics just because the loading dock For more information on the ISU After graduating from Brown, Percy attended gradu- Percy is a published author of two books of short sto- area and the trash area is, obviously, Dining Sustainability Green Team ate school at Southern Illinois University. It was during ries, one of which, “Refresh, Refresh,” is to be adapted for heavily used,” Levandowski said. and the programs they involve them- this time he faced the harsh world of the writing industry. film and directed by James Ponsoldt, who directed the “We haven’t quite figured out how selves with, check out their blog at “As a writer, you have to develop a thick callous around film, “Off the Black,” starring Nick Nolte. potentially we could do that there www.dining.iastate.edu/blog your heart the size of a catcher’s mitt,” Percy said. “In grad Percy is currently working on a new novel entitled school, I submitted my stories widely and stubbornly and “Red Moon.” It’s slated to be released in 2012, though its faced rejection nearly every day, when I would go out to film rights have already been purchased by The Gotham >>RELEASE.p1 doesn’t become final or not final my mailbox and find it stuffed with letters from editors Group. simply because of whether or not it ment, met with the associate deans would require they release the re- and department heads earlier this cord to the public.” >>STATISTICS.p1 The number of DUIs issued has week. At the meeting, requests were “If all it took to withhold an dropped from 57 in 2009 to 33 in The total number of year-to-date made to make changes to the report open record was to say that it isn’t year. Of these 197, eight have been 2010. Seventy-eight people have re- charges is: before releasing it to the public. final anymore, the open record laws arrested. ceived tickets for drunkenness this ƒ Iowa - 806 “It’s very important the report would be meaningless. Otherwise, Simple assault charges have year, compared to 2009’s third quar- ƒ ISU - 395 have the right impact,” Rajan said. a public figure could just say that a dropped significantly from eight last ter total of 103. Similarly, there were ƒ UNI - 66 “There are things in the report record isn’t final any time he or she year to four this year; all four were 133 liquor law violations this year that would distract from the goal of didn’t want it given out.” arrested. and 162 in 2009. The total number of people ar- the Taskforce. If the report were to Goldstein also made sure to point Forty-one students have been All other offenses, defined as in- rested year-to-date are: be released too early, all our efforts out that it could still be a legitimate charged for destruction, damage terference with official acts, falsify- ƒ Iowa - 673 would be for nothing, were the re- miscommunication. or vandalism of property with only ing driver licenses, harassment and ƒ ISU - 302 port interpreted the wrong way,” she “It isn’t outside the realm of pos- eight arrests. During the third quar- filing a false report to a law enforce- ƒ UNI - 49 said. sibility that [Whiteford] did legiti- ter last year, 31 were charged and ment agency, have slightly decreased Adam Goldstein, legal advisor for mately misspeak,” Goldstein said. only one was arrested. from 183 in 2009 to 170 this year. This year’s total offenses and in- the Student Press Law Center, be- “But if [Whiteford] didn’t claim Drug and narcotic violations were cidents stand at 1,594 and 582 in only lieves the report should have already to have misspoke until being asked issued to 21 ISU students along with The total number of year-to-date the third quarter. been released. for the report, it’s more likely that he 10 drug equipment violations. Last offenses and incidents for the univer- There have been a total of 937 “To me, it sounds like they’re simply doesn’t want the report re- year, 16 drug and narcotic violations sities in Iowa are: charges and 395 in the third quarter. giving a disingenuous explanation,” leased to the public.” were issued at Iowa State and nine ƒ Iowa - 847 The number of arrests waits at Goldstein said. “Open record laws The Taskforce is not scheduled equipment violations were issued; 15 ƒ ISU - 582 714 for the year and 302 for the third aren’t the ‘Hokey Pokey.’ Something to meet until after Winter Break. of the 21 students were arrested. ƒ UNI - 125 quarter.

>>COMMENCEMENT.p1 away as a freshman. in high school, and Invisible Rwanda, Crawford worked at Crawford plans on study- veloping country and work on “I knew that if I wanted to Children inspired her to start a children’s home for HIV and ing global development and education development. ence was really great for me,” have a leadership position I ISUganda. They partnered AIDS. education in graduate school The fall commencement Rodgers said. should jump right in since I with other organizations “It was incredible. I would at the University of Leeds ceremony will be held at “It’s different than experi- wouldn’t have my senior year such as Dub H, the ISU Hip go back tomorrow,” Crawford in England. In the future, 3:30 p.m. Dec. 17 at Stephens ences in Ames or Iowa. There here at ISU,” Marsh said. Hop Club, for fundraising. In said. Crawford hopes to live in a de- Auditorium. are problems that you don’t Marsh believes that getting know about unless you expe- to know the faculty through rience them,” Rodgers said. her leadership position helped “It’s broadened my teaching with her nomination. horizon.” “[The faculty and staff] Although her academic ex- are all wonderful people who perience was incredibly suc- just want to see you succeed,” cessful, her favorite moments Marsh said. at Iowa State were “times I was Marsh has spent this se- able to create relationships mester student teaching in with friends, staff and faculty Charles City, Iowa, where she that I can come back to, the will be teaching family and people I’ll talk to forever.” consumer sciences starting in Marsh was on the Dean’s January 2011. List from 2007 to 2010, was Crawford has studied the president of the Family and abroad at the University of Consumer Sciences Education Ghana, spent a month in and Studies Club and was a Rwanda for a service learning peer mentor for Directions program and was the founder Community Center. Knowing and president of ISUganda, that she would complete her an affiliation with Invisible degree early, Marsh wanted to Children. get involved in activities right Crawford went to Africa 4

Friday, December 10, 2010 Editors: Jason Arment & Edward Leonard Opinion opinion iowastatedaily.com 4 Iowa State Daily Editorial Veterans Westboro Baptist activities damage free speech rights

Elizabeth Edwards, wife of former U.S. Sen. John Edwards, recently died after bat- tling cancer for several years. An open and active lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender supporter, she even was a speaker at the start of this year’s Gay Pride Parade in San Francisco. Her funeral this weekend, though, will have a few uninvited guests. The Westboro Baptist Church has an- nounced plans to protest the solemn occa- sion, and rally against the cause Elizabeth was known to fight for. For those of you who don’t know, the Westboro Baptist Church is an organization based in Kansas known for being openly op- posed to not only the rights of homosexuals to marry and serve in the military, but even to exist openly. The Westboro Baptist Church is known for protesting at the funerals civil rights With the USS Arizona memorial in the background, U.S. Marines stand at attention Tuesday in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Tuesday marks the 69th activists, and soldiers — most notably and anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor. Photo: Marco Garcia/The Associated Press publicly those who have died in Iraq and Afghanistan. Their reasoning being that the deaths of Americans at the hands of enemies, including the victims of the 9/11 attacks, is the will of God as punishment for Remember the fallen American tolerance of the LGBT commu- nity — or “soul-damning, nation-destroying By Mischa.Olson iowastatedaily.com filth,” as they are called on the Church’s website, found at www.godhatesfags.com We hate to give this hatemongering group Tuesday passed unrecog- Destruction, pain, havoc and is thinking about her. She is is that you dream it as you tell it, nized by quite a few Americans. death all are associated with resurrected in his memories hoping that others might then any more press than they already receive as It was the anniversary of the war. However, the final story and stories of her. He keeps her dream along with you.” a result of their despicable actions, but their attack on Pearl Harbor. While of the novel, “The Lives of the spirit alive. She, like a book, can So, dream along with me. tactics bring up an interesting tension. the consequences of what Dead,” is about life. It is about be taken down off the shelf and Help me remember those The First Amendment, which we at happened that day are innumer- a 9-year-old girl named Linda, read again and again, brought to Americans who died at Pearl able, I’d like to take a moment with whom O’Brien fell in love. life again and again. Harbor. Help me remember all the Iowa State Daily have hanging on our to remember the people: 2,402 By telling stories, O’Brien In O’Brien’s words, “[I]n the American men and women newsroom wall in giant letters, gives the military personnel and 57 counteracts and overcomes the a story I can steal her soul. I who have given their lives out of Westboro Baptist Church protection from civilians were killed that day. If dehumanization he suffered can revive, at least briefly, that service. interference in their affairs by, as they refer I could, I would list the names, and inflicted upon others during which is absolute and unchang- When you walk through the but I don’t think there’s space the war. Stories allow people ing. In a story, miracles can Gold Star Hall in the Memorial to him, “Antichrist Bloody Beast Obama,” and even if there was maybe you to be remembered and brought happen. Linda can smile and Union, take off your hat, pause and the rest of the government. wouldn’t read them. To be hon- back to life. After Linda died, sit up. She can reach out, touch your conversation for a few The First Amendment protects the est, I don’t think I would. But O’Brien asks her in a dream my wrist, and say, ‘Timmy, stop moments and read the names rights of both us and the Westboro Baptist that’s where we, as Americans, how it feels to be dead and she crying.’” In this way, a story is on the wall. Church to speak freely, peaceably assemble have fallen short. replies, “Well, right now, I’m not magical. Just by a story, O’Brien No, we may not have known Recently I reread “The dead. But when I am, it’s like ... I can revive her soul, which is them personally; we may not be and practice religion freely. As much as we Things They Carried” by Tim don’t know, I guess it’s like being “absolute and unchanging,” able to add pages to their story. despise the message that they work so hard O’Brien, which is a collection inside a book that nobody’s preserved in his memories and But we can listen and hear their to spread, we must support their right to of stories about an American reading.” Linda, in that moment, stories, and return her to the stories. We can help keep them spread it, so long as they remain peaceful. platoon in the Vietnam War. is not dead because O’Brien world. “The thing about a story alive. However, this particular organization gives the exercisers of this right a bad name. Security Protesting at the funerals of troops, espe- cially those who died in combat, fighting to protect their friends and families, is almost Government must address WikiLeaks too horrible to think about, and makes any sane person want to force them to stop. By pushing a message of intolerance and hate against homosexuals — and myriad other groups — they give more ammunition to those who would put heavy restrictions on the rights and freedoms set forth by the First Amendment. This hurts the rest of citizens who like to peacefully protest, assemble or really just say something that is within reason. The First Amendment is meant as a responsibility for the citizens of the United States, not just a collection of rights. When the Bill of Rights was written, the amend- ment was written and put first as an insur- ance policy. The First Amendment is the method by which the people can regulate the government, it’s the ultimate check and bal- ance. If the government is doing something wrong, immoral or strongly enough against the will of the people, the first amendment guarantees that those people can remind those in power of the origins of that power. So when people like the Westboro Baptist Church abuse this right, to argue against who they believe to be perverts, they are themselves perverting the very thing that allows them to do so.

The Internet homepage of Wikileaks is shown in this photo taken Dec. 1 in New York. WikiLeaks’ release of secret government communications should serve as a warning to the nation’s biggest businesses: You’re next. Photo: Richard Drew/The Associated Press

Editor in Chief Opinion Editor By Yousseff.Hanna iowastatedaily.com Jessie Opoien Jason Arment 294-5688 and Edward Leonard [email protected] 294-2533 [email protected] Throughout history, protecting the doing. For example, does protecting the ment doesn’t care to discuss the released national security has been an excuse used by national security give Hillary Clinton the info. Editorial Board members: corrupt governments to hide their crimes. right to ask U.S. diplomats to spy on United This lack of comment on wrongdo- Jessie Opoien, Zach Thompson, RJ Green, Jason Arment, For instance, during the investigation in Nations leaders, obtain their DNA data, ing reminds me of autocratic regimes in Edward Leonard, Ian Ringgenberg, Alex Furleigh and the Watergate scandal, President Nixon was credit card numbers and frequent flier Teresa Tompkins Third World countries. For instance, when asked to release the secret tapes on which numbers? government officials in Egypt are exposed Feedback policy: all conversations and phone calls he had in It used to be that when regimes are with human rights violation cases, the The Daily encourages group affiliation and year the Oval Office were recorded. He refused, exposed with wrongdoing, an investiga- officials don’t care to comment. They have discussion but does not in school of the author or claiming the tapes were vital to national tion would follow. After all the scandalous only one reply: This is an internal affair and guarantee its publication. authors. Phone numbers security. Now, thanks to hindsight, we know information published on WikiLeaks last the international community should not We reserve the right to and addresses will not be edit or reject any letter or published. this was a desperate attempt from Nixon week, such as the Iraq war logs showing get involved. Is the U.S. government turning to hide the connection with the five men 66,000 Iraqi civilians who suffered violent into one of these autocratic regimes? While online feedback. Online feedback may be Send your letters to used if first name and last who broke into the Democratic National deaths between 2004 and 2009, a comment it’s normal for governments to keep secrets letters@iowastatedaily. name, major and year in Committee headquarters in Watergate in from the administration about the revealed to protect national security, when the in- com. Letters 300 words school are included in the June of 1972. information would be expected. However, formation is accessible to everyone and the or fewer are more likely post. Feedback posted More than 30 years after the Watergate the only response that has been given is that documents have nothing to do with national to be accepted and must online is eligible for print include names, phone in the Iowa State Daily. scandal, protecting the national security the release of such information is a national security, the government should comment numbers, major and/or seems to still be a valid excuse for wrong- security threat. It’s disturbing the govern- upon these now in the open issues. 5

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Academics

Drew Johnston, sophomore in agricultural systems technology, does his homework Sunday at Ross Hall. He prefers to study there because it’s quiet and there are not a lot of people there. Photo: Karuna Ang/Iowa State Daily Finals veteran offers expert advice

By Yun.Kwak iowastatedaily.com

t’s Friday. That means it’s grade. For me that’s 17 semes- imagine if you think about it. relaxing. to do well on exams, not to kill With three very brief top- the end of dead week. ters of finals, and as I am going If you have too much stress So, it’s important to realize yourself. ics covered, I hope this gives I Every year, tens of to graduate school, there’s no you’ll probably end up wor- that some stress is a good Another recipe to your you a better understanding of millions of students in the end in sight. rying constantly to the point thing because it motivates you. success is sleep. I know a lot of what some aspects of finals United States battle it out in Before the final battle where it would interfere with Another thing I want to students forgo sleep in order are doing to your body. the field of final examinations. starts, I believe it would be your studying or memoriza- focus on is caffeine. to gain time to study, but do Stress and caffeine can It is inevitable that some will wise to know the tools to your tion. Thus, if you find yourself Before you start drinking you know what you are really help you out greatly, but it de- lose dearly in the fight, while success and demise before you getting too stressed beyond coffee or energy drinks as doing by depriving yourself of pends on how much you have others may not even show up take your finals. the point of being productive, substitute for water, did you sleep? Studies show that sleep and what you do with them. at all. In this time of dire need, it is best for you to find ways know that there is a lethal dose deprivation reduces overall Generally both are positive Most of us will end up stress can be your best friend to relax. for caffeine? cognitive ability. A 2007 study things, but can be a factor in living to see another day, but as well as worst enemy. There Of course that’s something The dosage, of course, by Kanov Kahol found that potentially pulling you down. not without cost. The themes is actually a curve called the easier said than done. How varies with weight, but you those who were sleep deprived So keep that in mind. of pulling all-nighters, caffeine Human Performance Curve can you relax if you have tests should mind how much of could finish cognitive tasks Sleep deprivation is some- over-consumption, living in that shows the relationship on the back of your head? I that stuff you pump into your quickly, but produced more thing that you do not want the library and maybe skip- between stress received and don’t mean go and play video stream. error in recall ability than to do to yourself. Your body ping personal hygiene seem to its relation to performance. games for four hours if you A good rule of thumb is a group that was not sleep and brain need to rest after be common occurrence. Stress actually increases get stressed out. Maybe you stopping after you’ve hit 1,000 deprived. abundant activity for a given By this time you would performance up until a certain could go take a walk; maybe milligrams — that’s around However, sleep deprivation amount of time. think most of us would be point, when it reaches a even at night if you want to try four energy drinks. Any more seems like one of those things So with that I wish you experts on handling final exam peak, performance begins to and brave the cold. Have you can be very dangerous for your where if it works for you then good luck on your finals; we’re stress. Personally, I have been decrease. ever walked on campus while body. Remember, you’re jam- it works; if it doesn’t, then it almost halfway done with the taking finals since seventh This is not too hard to there’s no one out? It’s very ming this stuff in your system doesn’t. school year.

Letters Impeachment Fashion show objectifies Poor GSB choices

Fetish and Fantasy - these Liz Steinborn, equity and the “Victoria’s Secret Fashion By Heath.Verhasselt are the two words that came social justice educator Show.” Plastic love is when an iowastatedaily.com to our minds as we watched individual is mentally fixated the 2010 “Victoria Secret should remain pure and resist with something such as sports s winter approaches, Flies” -esque lifestyle. He said GSB first tried to oust Fashion Show.” The show sexual temptation, but as soon stars or southern belles, and the temperature It is going to kill one of its him by simply writing up a aired on prime time television as this same pure woman they ask their partner to dress Abegins to drop and it own. bill, but after a second glance recently and is considered the interacts with a man, that man in that persona, taking on the gets darker out earlier and Now, of course, no one is at the bylaws it was discov- biggest fashion show of year. fully expects the woman to characteristics of whatever it earlier. Our good friend Old actually getting murdered, ered that the impeachment What we saw striding across be “bad” and engage in sexual is they are attracted to. Man Winter is en route, and but why not at this point? process had to be undertaken the stage was not a tribute to acts exclusively with him. The women in this show he’ll be bringing what we all Last Sunday a meeting to get rid of him. The over- female fashion; it was a tribute The above is the expecta- are unhealthily thin, unre- dread right to our doorsteps was held in regard to the sight of such a crucial detail to male fetishes that result tion regardless of whether alistically tall, and unattain- any day now: snow and bliz- impeachment of Nick Davis, further proves how improp- in lowered self esteem and a woman is in a mutually ably pretty; yet they typify zards. Pretty soon you’ll find election commissioner, be- erly thought out this entire higher rates of mass prod- committed relationship or not. America’s standard of beauty. yourself sitting around your cause he had violated a bylaw. ordeal has been. uct consumption amongst Men, on the other hand, are They are put in 12-inch stilet- dorm or apartment drinking First off, what bylaw did Let’s take a step back for women. commonly applauded and en- tos that they need help to walk hot chocolate, watching mov- he break? Maybe Davis is a minute, look at this from The show opened with couraged to have multiple sex in, squeezed into too-small un- ies and dreading the daily actually corrupt, maybe he another angle and actually the silhouette of a gazebo and partners. Where is it that men derwear, weighed down with trek to class. embezzled thousands of look at what the GSB is. Of inside it, ballerinas. These in- expect to find these women 8-foot wings and marched out One side effect of this is dollars in GSB funds, only to course it’s what you think it, nocently portrayed women in who are pure and virginal, but for viewing pleasure much like referred to by many medical be discovered months later is, it’s the government of the tutus then became fierce cage are willing to submit to only a plastic doll we are all pretty professionals as “boredom,” when he finally slipped up student body at Iowa State, dancers, swinging their hair their sexual desires? This is familiar with. some infected also develop a — or maybe he’s been selling made up of three branches around and gripping the bars not a realistic expectation, it At this point, these women sort of “cabin fever.” our university secrets to the of very talented individu- of the structure. Seductively, is fantasy made to seem plau- stop being women. Instead, “Symptoms include University of Iowa or the als, some elected and some a model appeared in her un- sible by media events such as they become objects of fan- restlessness, irritability, University of Northern Iowa? appointed, pursuing either derwear and began strutting the “Victoria’s Secret Fashion tasy; a doll that you can dress irrational frustration with I wish it was either of those, a very noble career in public down the runway. Show.” to suit whatever your mood: everyday objects, forgetful- but no, Davis forgot to turn in service or individuals who This good-girl, bad-girl In addition to the overall Looking for a dirty tough girl? ness, laughter, excessive a piece of paper. care about Iowa State. dichotomy was a reoccurring naughty or nice costume She’s right here! Want to take sleeping, distrust of anyone And what was on that They operate with a mis- theme throughout the show. theme, what’s with each cos- the girl next door for a roll in they are with, and an urge to piece of paper? A bill he was sion statement as follows: The show featured costumes tume: angels, jungle women, the hay? She’s already half- go outside even in the rain, to write up with information “Our mission is to strengthen depicting tough jungle country girls, sporty women, naked for you! snow or dark,” according to pertaining to the residential students’ voices and enhance women, sweet country girls, little girls? If we stop thinking of mod- Wikipedia. statistics of Iowa State for students’ experiences at Iowa strong sporty women, pure I certainly don’t want my els as actual human beings, it’s Boredom and cabin fever this year. Instead of taking State University through ac- angels, and innocent little girls partner fantasizing about a easier to watch. They are like infect countless people care of such dealings in a tive representation, engage- — remember a woman dressed little girl at a carnival while floats in a parade – you cannot across the world every year, quiet, discrete manner, as ment, and support.” in little girl pajamas with the I’m trying to seduce him in my wait to see what the next one but it’s when it hits close to most internal affairs should, ™ rear cut out, carrying a stuffed cotton candy bra and panties! will look like. home is when it hurts the his impeachment is now be- animal down the runway. The “Victoria’s Secret Fashion It isn’t about the under- most. And at this point I ing discussed in a very public Depicting women as either Show” succeeds in fetishising wear; you can’t see it under am speaking of none other manner. “naughty or nice,” we believe, women into naughty or nice all of the tacky costumes they than the Government of Now I spoke with Davis online reiterates the male-female and then into corresponding wear. It’s about setting an the Student Body that has on this, and he was actu- But wait, there’s more: dichotomy regarding gender unrealistic roles. outrageous standard of beauty become so bored with its ally rather surprised that it’s Find the tale in its entirety promiscuity. It is a commonly A type of fetish referred to and an objectifying ideal of day-to-day duties that it has come to an impeachment by going online to held expectation that women as plastic love seems to sum up what is sexy. resorted to a “Lord of the hearing to resolve an issue. iowastatedaily.com 6

Friday, December 10, 2010 Editor: Jake Lovett Sports sports iowastatedaily.com | 515.294.3148 6 Iowa State Daily Women’s basketball

Cyclones fall in second Iowa State Guard Kelsey Bolte moves around Iowa’s Hannah Draxten on Thursday. Bolte scored eight points during the Cyclone’s 62-40 loss to the Hawkeyes. Photo: Dan Tracy/Iowa State Daily “She was just being aggressive,” held to just eight points while grab- to shut down Bolte. This was the first Two glaring stats for Iowa State Turnover, fouls said ISU senior shooting guard Kelsey bing six rebounds. time Bolte finished a game with single were the amount of points it gave Bolte. With Bolte and Mansfield com- digits for the first time this season. up off turnovers and the matchups plague visiting team “She got [10] rebounds and that’s bining for 24 of the team’s 40 points, “The defensive effort was very inside. just playing hard. She had a great coach Bill Fennelly said he would like good. I thought Kachine did a great job ISU forward Anna Prins was in By Davis.Merrill iowastatedaily.com game.” to see more production from other on Kelsey Bolte,” Bluder said. foul trouble most of the game while She had help from Kelly Krei and members of the team. “We have great respect for her teammates Chelsea Poppens and IOWA CITY — Kachine Alexander. Krei poured in “I thought Lauren Mansfield and with all the three’s she can put up, but Hallie Christofferson were held to Iowa State’s attempt 15 points and Kelsey Bolte I thought Kachine did a great job of a combined four points and three at taking the lead in eight rebounds, 1 2 final gave us ev- not letting her get her shot off.” rebounds. the annual Cy-Hawk while Alexander ery ounce of Iowa jumped out to 22-8 lead “Our post player made one bas- series came up short scored 13 points Iowa State 21 19 40 energy they in the first half before the Cyclones ket the entire game,” Fennelly said. Thursday night. and was 5-of-8 had tonight,” closed the gap to 26-21 heading into “That’s just not going to work. The No. 19 shooting from Iowa 26 36 62 Fennelly said. the locker room for halftime. Iowa Iowa finished with a 34-8 scoring Hawkeyes (9-1) Mansfield the free throw State was able to keep it close in be- advantage in the paint. secured a comfort- line. ginning of the second half, pulling The Hawkeyes are known for able 62-40 victory over the No. 16 Junior point guard Lauren “Unfortunately, I can’t say that for within 32-25. their high-pressure defense and that Cyclones (6-2). Mansfield led the Cyclones in scoring anyone else tonight and that falls on That’s the closest it got in the sec- showed during the game. They forced Forward Morgan Johnson led with 16 points to go with one assist. me.” ond half as Iowa went on a roll with 18 turnovers which led to a 26-10 the Hawkeyes with 16 points and 10 No other Cyclone reached double fig- Iowa coach Lisa Bluder was satis- Johnson as the catalyst and Krei’s hot rebounds. ures for the game as Kelsey Bolte was fied with the way her team was able hand from behind the arc. DEFENSE.p8 >> Iowa State sputters at Carver-Hawkeye ond,” Bolte said. Players unable to Offensively, the Cyclones find second half shot a measly 22.2 percent from the field in the second turnaround half and finished the night with only three assists for the By Dan.Tracy entire team. Fennelly Bolte iowastatedaily.com Junior point guard Lauren Mansfield, who had IOWA CITY — After end- one of those assists, entered ing the first half on a 13-4 run Thursday’s matchup averag- and being down only 26-21, ing seven assists per game. Iowa State seemed poised for “They were in the lanes and another second half outburst everyone was really on their like it has done numerous player,” Mansfield said. times this season. Prins Schroll “It was hard to get through But, playing an experi- plays, it kind of felt like I didn’t enced Iowa squad in front of know what to do, their defense a raucous crowd of 6,364 at in the second half. was completely intense.” Carver-Hawkeye Arena, the Searching for their own of- Fouls and turnovers se- Cyclones were unable to work fensive spark, Fennelly used verely hindered Iowa State’s any second half magic, falling up all of the Cyclones’ time- defensive efforts on the night. 62-40 at the hands of the No. outs with 4:12 still remaining The ISU bench was thinned 19 Hawkeyes. in the game. after committing 15 team “That was a great environ- “I think we needed to be fouls and after giving up eight ment for a women’s college more ready and prepared for turnovers in the first half, the game, unfortunately we didn’t when things didn’t work, find- Cyclones were unable to hold do our part to make it a great ing other ways to get things onto the ball with 10 more game,” said coach Bill Fennelly. done,” Mansfield said. turnovers with a few that What appeared to be a In a game that started Fennelly described as “ridicu- close game at halftime swayed out with a 2-0 lead for the lously silly.” in Iowa’s favor early on in the Cyclones, Iowa ran the score The staggering Iowa de- second half as the Cyclones up to a 60-36, insurmountable fense forced 18 turnovers on were outscored 17-6 through lead with 3:10 left in the game. the night and allowed only 40 the first eight minutes of the “They had a good defensive points, its lowest total since half. game plan,” Bolte said. the 2007-08 season. Foul trouble for sopho- “We couldn’t really score “West Virginia exposed us more Anna Prins, junior in the second half, they really some, Iowa exposed us some Lauren Mansfield and sopho- shut us down and guarded me and we have to be ready for more Jessica Schroll forced really well.” that and obviously tonight we Fennelly to use the entire ISU Bolte scored a season-low didn’t show that, we have to bench in the second half. eight points on the night. figure it out,” Fennelly said. The five-point halftime “They brought even more The Cyclones will now margin widened further as the defensive pressure than they gear up for a Sunday afternoon Hawkeyes’ Morgan Johnson did in the first half, they- ob showdown with Columbia at knocked in five of six shots viously played really good Hilton Coliseum. from the field and grabbed six defense in the first but really The opening tip is set for Kachine Alexander, right, reacts after making a basket during the first half of against Iowa State on of her game-high 10 rebounds turned it up a notch in the sec- 12:30 p.m. Thursday in Iowa City. Photo: Charlie Neibergall/The Associated Press Editor: Jake Lovett | sports iowastatedaily.com | 515.294.3148 Friday, December 10, 2010 | Iowa State Daily | SPORTS | 7

Men’s basketball New team prepares for rival game Hoiberg, Garrett only ones with much Hawkeyes experience

By Jake. Lovett tages this year is getting up and iowastatedaily.com down the court, Garrett said. “Guards have been making the vs. Friday night, Iowa State right decisions, playing unself- will travel east to Iowa City ish and having fun out there. If Iowa State Iowa to face its in-state rival we can do that same transition (7-2) (5-4) Hawkeyes. playing Friday, we can come Where: Carver-Hawkeye Fred Hoiberg has done this out and try and get a W.” Arena, Iowa City before; Diante Garrett, too. The Iowa defense will like- When: 7:30 p.m. Friday The rest of the ISU men’s ly play several different styles basketball team? Not so much. to try and slow down the Iowa Media coverage: TV - Big “Two games combined State offense. Ten Network with five minutes, may- Against Northern Iowa, Cyclone Radio Network be,” said ISU senior Jamie the Hawkeyes featured differ- Daily writers Jake Lovett Vanderbeken. “It’ll be fun to ent types of zone, man-to-man and Jeremiah Davis will see what it’s all about for the and full-court looks, and held chat live from the game in first time.” the Panthers to just 39 points Iowa City. Vanderbeken has played on 27.3 percent shooting. Notes: Iowa State has in Carver-Hawkeye Arena. “Fran does a great job with lost its last three games He played one minute in the changing up his defenses, so in Iowa City against the Cyclones’ 73-57 loss in 2008. we just need to be prepared for Hawkeyes. The home team In 2009, he played two anything,” Hoiberg said. has won the last six games minutes. For Iowa State, any full- in the series. But Vanderbeken isn’t the court pressure would be a Iowa leads the all-time se- only part of the 2010 version change from the normally half- ries 42-21, but the series of the Cyclones that doesn’t court oriented teams it has is tied at 14-14 since 1984. have much experience playing faced in its first nine games. Diante Garrett is averaging against the Hawkeyes. And, since the Cyclones 9 points and 2.7 assists Garrett, Vanderbeken and will have just 10 healthy bodies in three career games junior Scott Christopherson on the bench, the extra pres- against Iowa. are the only players with Cy- sure may push the regulars Hawk experience, and only more than they’re used to. Vanderbeken has played in “We haven’t seen it a whole in-state rival Northern Iowa’s the unfriendly confines of lot, but if they come out and McLeod Center, but only 6,489 Carver-Hawkeye. press then hopefully that were in attendance in Cedar “We’ve just to go down means it’ll be an up-tempo Falls. A crowd closer to 15,000 there together as a team and game,” Christopherson said. could pack itself in to Carver- handle business,” Garrett said. “I think that’s the style of play Hawkeye for Friday night’s “It’s going to be real tough, be- we’d prefer to play.” matchup. cause all of the fans are going The Cyclones start two “It’ll be good for our young to be right on top of you. They guards in Garrett and senior guys; it’ll be good to experi- all want to see us lose.” transfer Jake Anderson who ence that kind of atmosphere,” Hoiberg’s squad has have had experience playing Hoiberg said. “That’s what opened the year 7-2, but has the point guard position. Their we’re going to experience ev- lost two of its last three to in- experience handling the ball ery night in the Big 12.” state rival Northern Iowa and in the backcourt will be an ad- The Cyclones have three the Pac-10’s California. vantage in trying to be success- freshmen that play signifi- The Hawkeyes, playing un- ful against multiple Hawkeye cant minutes — Melvin Ejim, der a new coach of their own in defenses. Jordan Railey and Calvin Fran McCaffery, just knocked “It’s always nice to have Godfrey — that haven’t played off Northern Iowa 51-39 and upperclassmen in your back- a road game against a “Power sit at 5-4. court,” Hoiberg said. “With Six” opponent like Iowa. McCaffery imported his Diante and Jake, we feel com- And only two Cyclones, up-tempo style from his last fortable when the ball is in Garrett and Christopherson, post at Siena College, and his their hands.” have played more than young Hawkeyes are scoring But, the pressure on the Vanderbeken’s three minutes 71.3 points per game. However, floor combined with the pres- against the rival Hawkeyes. Hoiberg’s bunch like playing sure from the hostile crowd “It’s a fun college environ- quickly, too, and have scored will be a new experience for ment,” Hoiberg said. “It’ll be 79.8 points per game, 32nd in nearly all of the Cyclones on very hostile in there, and we the country. the floor. know that. It’s just the way the “That’s one of our advan- Iowa State played Dec. 1 at rivalry is.” Iowa State guard Diante Garrett goes up for a shot against Southeast Missouri State on Monday at Hilton Coliseum. The Cyclones won 85-58. Photo: Bryan Langfeldt/Iowa State Daily

Swimming and Diving Cyclones hit the water in Cy-Hawk series Rivalry will despite fight- prepare team vs. ing ill- Iowa State Iowa ness all for conference fall, the team is By Nate. Ryan Where: Campus Rec- pretty iowastatedaily.com reation and Wellness healthy Sorenson Center, Iowa City going The ISU swimming When: 6 p.m. Friday into and diving team will be Notes: Iowa has won the Iowa City. taking on in-state rival last four meets between Iowa State’s 11 seniors Iowa on Friday. Iowa has the rival schools. are excited for their final won the last four meets meeting with Iowa. They between the two teams, currently hold a record of so the Cyclones know “We’re just trying to 2-1 against the Hawkeyes they will have to come fine-tune everything,” and don’t want to settle prepared. Sorenson said. “We know for a .500 finish. “Both teams seem this meet is going to very “It’s going to take all to swim outstandingly important not only for 32 of our women to do the against each other,” said our team, but the whole job,” Sorenson said. “It’s coach Duane Sorenson. state of Cyclone Nation.” a matter of women being “It looks like it’s going to This meet is key in steady and solid all the Iowa State’s Elena Carvell competes during the sixth heat of the 50-yard freestyle Oct. 24. File photo: Manfred be another barn burner.” Brugger/Iowa State Daily keeping the team com- way through the meet.” Some wonder what petitive going into confer- The meet is worth two this rivalry could really ence play when classes points in the Cy-Hawk mean to swimming and The coach recalled finish gets a point for the meet was decided by two The Cyclones are resume in January. Series. Iowa currently diving and if it is any com- last year’s meet against team, and that can really points,” Sorenson said. looking to continue im- “When we swim leads the event 7-6. parison to football and the Hawkeyes being back- make a difference. Both “Our women know each proving their speed for against Nebraska it’s The meet begins at 6 basketball. and-forth in every race. schools also recruit a lot other, the coaches know their trip to Iowa City as probably just as intense,” p.m. in Iowa City at the “It’s probably more in- Sorenson brought up of the same athletes. each other and there well as the conference Sorenson said. Campus Recreation and tense,” Sorenson said. the fact that a fifth-place “Three years ago the aren’t a lot of secrets.” schedule. Sorenson said that Wellness Center.

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>>DEFENSE.p6 advantage in points off turnovers. “They were in the lanes and it was really hard to get through plays,” Mansfield said. “At times we didn’t re- ally know what to do. Their defense was just really intense.” Fennelly hinted at changes following the loss. He said that his team may play around with a four- guard lineup more often going forward. He also said the team may need to change the way it practices so it can be better prepared when it goes up against op- ponents like Iowa. Iowa State is now 0-2 Cort Bulloch, junior forward, shoots at the goal Dec. 12, 2009, at the Ames Ice Arena. The Cyclones when playing away from cleaned up the Hawkeyes on Friday and Saturday, 12-2 and 8-0 respectively. File photo: Gene Hilton Coliseum this sea- Pavelko/Iowa State Daily son. Its other loss came to No. 10 West Virginia >>BUCCANEER.p7 to execute and we need to tory lesson for the team,” said during the Paradise Jam score shorthanded goals,” Murdoch. tournament. “It will be a little less com- Murdoch said. The Cyclones will be enter- “You can tell they were petitive, but it is still a huge ri- For Saturday night’s game, ing the series with a 11-14-0 very committed defensive- valry so we need to be playing the teams will travel south to season record. ly tonight and did a great hard,” said senior Mike Lebler. the Buccaneer Arena, which The first game will be at job of it,” Fennelly said. Keeping the powerplay was actually the home are- 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Ames/ “We’re not going to be the strong and staying out of the na for the Cyclone Hockey ISU Ice Arena, and the second last team that gets our butt penalty box are key elements team during the 1969 to 1971 game will be Saturday night kicked in this building, I ISU coach Bill Fennelly reacts during the second half the game in winning games. seasons. at 8 p.m., at the Des Moines can promise you that.” against Iowa on Thursday in Iowa City. Iowa won 62-40. Photo: “We need the powerplays “It will be a little his- Buccaneer Arena. Charlie Neibergall/The Associated Press Classifieds Buy 5 days, Daily Classifieds Work! Get 5 days We guarantee it! FREE!* CHECK *ISU students get 5 free days gfdaf] US OUT! if the item does not sell in 5 days. www.iowastatedaily.com/classifieds Excludes Autos and Rentals Sell it. Move it. Buy it!

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By Alayna.Flor sciences. to vary as Earth orbits the sun during ter solstice. But during the summer inverse can be said for the summer, iowastatedaily.com Mathematics explains why there the year. The winter solstice marks solstice, the sun never sets. when the sun doesn’t set from mid- is an exact day and time when the the day when the North Pole is point- “For 182 straight days in the far May to mid-July. Snow or not, the winter solstice is winter solstice happens. This year, ed exactly 23.5 degrees away from the North, there is no sunlight,” Wu said. When students return for spring fast approaching, and many students the winter solstice occurs at exactly sun’s line of fire, explaining why it’s To experience no sunlight in the semester, days will become longer are looking forward to longer days of 6:38 p.m. Dec. 21. the shortest day of the year.” winter and sun all day long in the sum- and there will most likely, be snow on sunlight. “The Earth rotates around an axis Dec. 21 is the shortest day in the mer, Barrow, Alaska, is the place to go. the ground. “The winter solstice marks the that tilts 23.5 degrees away from a Northern Hemisphere, making it Known as “the land of the midnight “After the winter solstice, the shortest day [of sunlight] of the year,” right angle to the sun,” Wu said. “The the longest day for the Southern sun,” Barrow has no daylight from amount of sunlight will gradually in- said Xiaoqing Wu, associate profes- rotation causes the amount of sun- Hemisphere. Some places in Alaska about mid-November to January, ac- crease each day until the summer sol- sor of geological and atmospheric light reaching a given spot on Earth don’t see any daylight during the win- cording to National Geographic. The stice,” Wu said.

Military Watergate Mental health problems Nixon Library releases 265 top hospitalization list hours of White House tapes By Michael Martinez One record deals with covert actions in CNN Wire Service Chile, and there is another about an under- By Charley Keyes than twice that to the Marine Corps and more standing with British Prime Minister Edward CNN Wire Service than three times that to the other Services,” The latest release of White House tapes from Heath on the use of British bases and U.S. nucle- the report says. the Richard Nixon Presidential Library shows ar weapons. WASHINGTON — Mental problems send “The Army has had many more deployers how Watergate increasingly consumed Nixon “I am agreeable to the amendments as pro- more men in the U.S. military to the hospi- to Afghanistan and Iraq and many more com- as his second term was getting underway, the posed and shall consider the understandings tal than any other cause, according to a new bat-specific casualties; it is not surprising, library’s director said Thursday. existing between our governments with regard Pentagon report. therefore, that the Army has endured more Much of Nixon’s tapes about Watergate have to consultation on the use of nuclear weapons, And mental problems are the second high- mental disorder-related casualties and larger long been made public, but Thursday the library as so amended, to remain fully in effect,” Nixon est reason for hospitalization of women mili- manpower losses than the other services.” released additional White House recordings wrote in a letter to Heath. tary personnel, behind conditions related to While most new diagnoses of mental ill- from February 1973 to March 1973, plus some One memo is written Jan. 17, 1973, by current pregnancy. ness were in the Army, the fewest were in the from early April 1973, said director Timothy anchor and former Nixon aide Diane Sawyer, The Department of Defense’s Medical Air Force. Naftali. who said she understands that a decision is Surveillance report from November ex- “The only exceptions to this observation The Watergate political scandal, resulting forthcoming on the “fate” of Donald Johnson as amines “a large, widespread, and growing were in 2007, 2008, and the first two quarters from a break-in at the Democratic National administrator of Veterans Affairs, now Veterans mental health problem among U.S. military of 2010 when the incidence rates of new di- Committee headquarters, eventually led Nixon Administration. Johnson resigned in 1974 members.” agnoses of alcohol dependence in the Marine to resign; he was the first and only president, so under pressure from Congress and veterans’ The 31-page report reads that mental dis- Corps were the highest of all the Services,” the far, to do so. groups for alleged mismanagement. orders are a problem for the entire U.S. popu- report said. “Watergate is truly heating up for the admin- “Do you have information which would en- lation, but that sharp increases for active duty But overall, the Marines were found to istration by the end of this particular release of able us to provide the Star with a leak?” Sawyer military reflect the psychological toll of wars have fewer overall mental problems than the tapes, in March of 1973, and you can see it taking wrote to Larry Higby, assistant chief of staff. in Iraq and Afghanistan. Army, Air Force and Navy with 4.3 percent of more of the president’s time,” said Naftali, who The memo contains handwritten notes stat- “Most notably in this regard, the rate of Marines versus 6.4 percent of the overall pool was a Cold War and presidential historian be- ing either, “Approve saying,” or, “Disapprove incident diagnoses of post-traumatic stress of active duty military. fore joining the National Archives, which runs because.” disorder increased nearly six-fold from 2003 Researchers call for additional study, and the Nixon library. The newly available materials are pieces to a to 2008,” the report reads. admit that tracking mental problems can be “The tapes are a magnificent oral history of larger mosaic about the Nixon presidency. And new outreach and screening, as well a moving target, as treatment and attitudes two very busy and important months in the life “This release is significant for people inter- as the military’s efforts to reduce the nega- change. of President Nixon’s second term.” ested in how our government thought about the tive stigma attached to seeking treatment also “There are real and perceived barriers to Thursday, the library opened a trove of re- Vietnam cease-fire and its durability, and it’s contributed to higher numbers, according to seeking and accessing care for mental health cords at the facility and online, and the new in- very significant about the release of American the report. disorders among military members,” the re- formation includes 265 hours of White House POWs from Southeast Asia,” Naftali said. The Army was hit hardest by the most port say. tapes. “It’s sort of the first release that has materials common and long-lasting problems: PTSD, “These barriers include shortages of men- The library, which is located in Yorba Linda, relevant to the U.S. government’s handling of the major depression, bipolar disorder, alcohol tal health professionals in some areas and the Calif., also released more than 140,000 pages of Wounded Knee incident,” when followers of the dependence and substance dependence, ac- social and military stigmas associated with presidential records and 75 hours of video oral American Indian Movement seized the South cording to the report. seeking or receiving mental health care,” the histories. Dakota town for 71 days starting in February “The Army was relatively most affected — report reads. About 2,500 pages of formerly classified 1973, Naftali said. based on lost duty time — by mental disorder- “The nature and effects of these barriers national security records have also been made “And there’s very significant material about related hospitalizations overall; and in 2009, to care have likely changed,” according to the public, and some of them have been posted on the management of U.S. policy toward the the loss of manpower to the Army was more report. the library’s website, www.nixonlibrary.gov. Middle East.”

The Doors Morrison granted posthumous indecent exposure pardon

From Susan Candiotti and trial were a publicity stunt that is the cornerstone of the CNN Wire Service to begin with, it doesn’t sur- American criminal justice sys- prise me in the slightest that tem,” Crist said in a statement The Florida Board of the pardon should follow in after the vote. Executive Clemency voted those footsteps,” she said to Jim had been performing unanimously Thursday to CNN. with the band at a typically rau- posthumously pardon Jim Crist, who is set to leave of- cous concert at Miami’s Key Morrison, the charismatic fice in January after losing his Auditorium on March 1, 1969, lead singer for The Doors, four bid for the Senate in the recent when the incident took place. decades after Jim was convict- midterm elections, said that Reportedly drunk and slurring ed of indecent exposure and after reviewing the case file, he obscenities at the crowd, he open profanity. felt compelled to get involved. was accused of unzipping his Outgoing Florida Gov. “What I do know is that if pants and simulating a sex act, Charlie Crist, an admitted someone hasn’t committed a a charge he denied. Doors fan, proposed the of- crime, that should be recog- Despite being acquitted ficial let-off for the late singer nized,” he said before the vote. of lascivious behavior and for a disputed incident during The governor said the con- drunkenness, Jim was con- a Miami concert. viction should have been dis- victed of indecent exposure Jim’s widow, Patricia missed after Jim’s death “so and open profanity and sen- Kennealy Morrison, who op- that he was again presumed tenced to six months in jail. He posed the pardon, said she was innocent.” was still appealing the verdict not surprised at the outcome, “A pardon corrects the fact in 1971 when he died in Paris given the fans who were sup- that Mr. Morrison is now un- of a heart attack at the age of porting it. able to take advantage of the 27. He would have turned 67 “Since the original charges presumption of innocence Wednesday. But Patricia said he would reject such a pardon. Patricia wasn’t at the con- cert where the incident took place, but said by most ac- counts, evidence that Jim exposed himself was slim, al- though she acknowledged he was drunk at the time. She attended his trial and, “I saw a stack of photos that the prosecution was entering in as evidence.” The most com- promising one, she said, “was him with his hand stuck down the front of his pants.” “Despite the fact that there were 10,000 people in the hall that night, funny thing, no one has a picture of the actual ex- posure of the Lizard King’s lizard.” She calls the idea of a par- don silly, writing in a letter to Crist that Jim “would hate, loathe, detest and despise the whole idea. He would think it is yet another pathetic at- tempt by the state of Florida to use him for its own cheap and cynical publicity-hungry pur- poses, and I have no doubt but that he would rip the ‘pardon’ into tiny pieces.” “He didn’t do anything wrong, but he wouldn’t want to be cleared,” she said to CNN.