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This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Iowa State Daily, 2014 at Iowa State University Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Iowa State Daily, April 2014 by an authorized administrator of Iowa State University Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Monday, April 14, 2014 | Volume 209 | Number 135 | 40 cents | iowastatedaily.com | An independent student newspaper serving Iowa State since 1890. UNLV transfer Bryce Dejean-Jones commits to play at Iowa State By Alex.Halsted visit, the transfer from UNLV an- a Cyclone!” following a verbal altercation with it Arizona State next weekend, but @iowastatedaily.com nounced Sunday he has commit- Dejean-Jones, a 6-foot-5 a teammate and announced in committed to Iowa State after his ted to Iowa State. guard, is eligible for immediately- mid-March he would transfer. weekend visit. It didn’t take Bryce Dejean- “Had a great weekend in play for the Cyclones next season Last season Dejean-Jones Dejean-Jones is expected Jones long to decide where he Ames my first time there but as he will graduate from UNLV was the Runnin’ Rebels’ leading to be a key contributor from the wanted to be. Just two days after won’t be the last,” Dejean-Jones next month. The senior was sus- scorer, averaging 13.6 points per start. The Cyclones now have two arriving in Ames for an official tweeted. “I’ve decided I wanna be pended for UNLV’s season finale game. Jones was scheduled to vis- remaining open scholarships.

Blake Lanser/Iowa State Daily Students organized a parade to show that they will not let riot events define the student body and university. The parade’s main organizer was Adam Guenther, senior in animal science. PRESERVING TRADITION Students, community fill campus with spirit despite Veishea cancellation

By Jaden.Urbi Heising. @iowastatedaily.com Heising also attended other unoffi- cial events on Central Campus earlier in Contrary to the “USA” and “Veishea” the week. chants heard on Tuesday night, a group “I really think students should re- of students and community members gain control of Veishea, I’m a believer of marched throughout campus Saturday the students doing good things and I feel morning cheering “Cyclone pride.” that Veishea is a tradition [that] should On Saturday, Adam Guenther, se- be continued being completely run by nior in animal science and GSB senator, students, going back to the basics,” said organized the Campus Showcase Parade, Heising. an unofficial alternative to the Veishea Calli Zimmerman, senior in ag- parade. ricultural business, saw the event on Around 120 students and commu- Facebook and decided to attend. nity members dressed in cardinal and “My friends and I planned on just gold attire and walked the sidewalks watching the parade but we saw people of the original parade route, weaving joining in as the parade went by so we through crowds of supporters. joined too,” said Zimmerman. Carolyn Heising, professor of in- After the Cyclone Showcase Parade, dustrial and manufacturing systems en- Zimmerman attended another unofficial gineering, participated in the Campus Veishea event called “4 the Love of ISU.” Showcase Parade. “I think these events are a good Blake Lanser/Iowa State Daily “I feel like the students are doing a idea as long as everything is positive and Ames community members and ISU alumnae show their support for the university dur- great thing by planning these alterna- ing the parade and other activities that students organized to show their Cyclone spirit. tive events, it shows that they care,” said TRADITION p3 >> Career services assists Leath, students Police departments students in planning become a part reflect on riot, wrap for their job futures busy week of arrests of Cardinal Key By Makayla.Tendall cause in the past we haven’t By Colby.Siebersma pecially important to have @iowastatedaily.com done a lot of tracking that @iowastatedaily.com this type of strategy right By Madisun.VanGundy early in the week. Usually now because it is beneficial @iowastatedaily.com Between Veishea and when we track stats for With graduation to mix your methods and Tuesday’s riot, the Ames Veishea, it’s usually Friday quickly approaching, se- use several different tools. Sixty-three students and four faculty and staff and ISU police departments and Saturday, but this year niors search for jobs to start Carefully looking members, including President Steven Leath, were kept busy this week despite it was clearly a different their professional careers. through job postings and inducted into Cardinal Key, Iowa State’s top honor the fact that official Veishea situation,” Huff said. “It was ISU Career Services as- seeing what is available society, on April 13. The induction ceremony was events were canceled. the first nice weekend and sists students with this pro- is one tool for finding held at the Alumni Center in the Reiman Ballroom Ames Police arrested Veishea at the same time — cess and strives to achieve jobs, but this alone is not from 3:30 to 5 p.m. 82 people on 115 charges the perfect storm.” maximum placement enough, Wieland said. “It’s a great class. Every single one of them throughout the week and Both departments ratings. “The second tool is has done something great on campus,” said Ben cited 56 people. ISU Police must deal with the after- Kathryn Wieland, di- identifying good compa- Jacobson, president of Cardinal Key Honor society. filed 155 criminal charges math of Tuesday’s riot, rector of Career Services nies and organizations The keynote speaker at the ceremony was from Tuesday to Sunday during which some police for the College of Business, who have hired people in President Steven Leath. He was also an inductee. morning. Alcohol-related officers were hit with beer said they are currently fo- your field before,” Wieland Leath said he was honored and pleased to be charges were the most bottles and cans thrown cused on helping students said. inducted because the more time he can spend with common offenses. by the crowd before indi- execute a comprehensive Wieland said that find- the other inductees, the more he can learn from Jerry Stewart, direc- viduals took down street job search. ing companies with a rep- them and the more he can teach them. tor of Iowa State’s depart- signs and two light poles on “We build a strategy utation for making good Cardinal Key was founded in 1926 to recognize ment of public safety, said Welch Avenue. with each student and then things happen for recent outstanding leaders at Iowa State. the number of charges was “Every single person in help the student with the college graduates could It recognizes members at Iowa State whose slightly less than the two that area going along with execution of that process,” have great outcomes. leadership in university activities has been exem- previous years, while Geoff it was making the situation Wieland said. “At this point, The third tool is to plary, whose scholarship is of high standing, whose Huff, investigations com- worse, and if you watch we are working with job identify contacts — people character is above reproach and whose service to mander for Ames Police, those videos, that’s what it postings, specific compa- in your field of work that the university community has been outstanding, ac- said they had a busier week was. Everybody looked like nies and contacts.” than expected. Wieland said it is es- CAREERS p3 >> CARDINAL KEY p3 >> “It’s hard to say, be- POLICE p3 >> 2 | NEWS | Iowa State Daily | Monday, April 14, 2014 Editor: Katelynn McCollough | [email protected] | 515.294.2003

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Police Blotter Iowa State Daily Twenty-one undergraduate students were selected from Iowa State, as well as students from the University of Northern Iowa The information in the log comes from the ISU and City of Ames police departments’ records. and the University of Iowa who presented their research to the Iowa legislature at the annual Research the Capitol event. All those accused of violating the law are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

April 9 (reported at 12:51 a.m.). Officers assisted an 18 year An individual reported damage Undergraduates showcase research projects old male who had consumed to a restroom at Forker Building too much alcohol at Larch Hall (reported at 6:14 a.m.). (reported at 1:19 a.m.). An officer investigated a Officers assisted an 18 year old property damage collision at Lot at annual Research in the Capitol ceremony male who had consumed too 28 (reported at 1:16 p.m.). much alcohol at Helser Hall Officers assisted another agency (reported at 2:40 a.m.). with a criminal investigation at By Carlea.Schuler in contact with the students to answer Benge said that a lot of research Jimmy Ho, 21, 1670 NW 85th St, the Armory (reported at 5:19 @iowastatedaily.com any of their questions about the event. was presented to legislators, but most Clive, was arrested and charged p.m.). This was Blancas’ second year of the presentations were given to oth- with operating while intoxicated An individual reported the theft From microbiology and genetics coordinating the event under the su- er students. The undergraduates set and unlawful use of a license at of a wallet from a locker room at the 2200 block of Lincoln Way Lied Recreation Center (reported to dairy science and global resource pervision of Dana Schumacher, assis- up their displays so as people walked (reported at 2:36 a.m.). at 6:30 p.m). systems, a broad range of research tant director of the university Honors by to look at the posters, they could Officers assisted a resident who An individual reported the topics were presented by undergradu- Program. Part of Schumacher’s job in- stop at the ones they thought were the was experiencing emotional theft of an iPhone at State ate students at the capitol building in cludes promoting research across the most interesting. difficulties at Friley Hall. The Gymnasium (reported at 6:56 Des Moines. institutions for all undergraduates. Whitney Briggs, senior in animal individual was transported to p.m.). Mary Greeley Medical Center Student’s were selected from Iowa Schumacher said about 30 people ecology with a microbiology minor, An individual reported the State, the University of Northern Iowa applied to present at the Capitol. They presented her research on character- for treatment (reported at 3:29 theft of an iPhone at State a.m.). Gymnasium (reported at 6:56 and the University of Iowa to have the filled out a proposal describing what izing the genetic diversity and simi- Officers assisted a 19 year old p.m.). opportunity to present their research their research was about, the method- larity between rural and urban white male who had consumed too to the Iowa legislature at the annual ology they used, their results and what tail deer populations in Iowa. She has much alcohol at Buchanan Hall Research in the Capitol event. the implications of those results are. been working on her research with her Twenty-one ISU undergraduate “We want to present what the Ph.D. mentor and her academic advis- students applied and were accepted university looks like,” Schumacher er for more than two years. to attend the event. The students were said. “We look for a broad range of “I had never really been able to in- Government Spying, Threats to Privacy & able to present their research to the subject matter.” teract with very many people outside legislature, the public, news report- The coordinators also want to of my department and it was great get- Your Rights Online ers and other students at the Capitol. present research that the legislators ting to see the kind of research experi- The Research in the Capitol event was will find interesting. Schumacher ences that were going on in other de- Monday, April 14, 2014 - 6 pm from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. April 1. said that a few years ago they brought partments and other schools,” Briggs Sun Room, Memorial Union This was the ninth time Iowa students who had done research on said. April Glaser, a staff activist for the Electronic Frontier Foundation, will be joining a State students have participated in flooding because they knew legisla- Schumacher described the goals panel discussion that examines the National Security Agency’s spying and the Research in the Capitol. Similar aca- tors would find that topic relevant and of Research in the Capitol in three future of journalism, as well as the importance and challenges of adopting privacy demic events happen throughout the want to learn about the research. parts: showcasing undergraduate re- tools online. Iowa State panel members include Jane Fritsch, Greenlee School of country to showcase student research “We are looking at the big picture search at the public institutions to Journalism and Communication; Zayira Jordan, Human Computer Interaction; and to their state’s legislature. Most of the of what Iowa State looks like, and what the legislature and the public, being Nik Kinkel, Digital Freedom Group founder. Jonathan Tsou, Philosophy and students presented posters to anyone the research at Iowa State looks like,” able to see what work is being done at Religious Studies, will moderate. who was interested in their topic. Schumacher said. other institutions and the experience This year, Meghan Blancas, uni- Nicholas Benge, senior in biology, of presenting their research. CryptoParty versity honors graduate assistant, co- presented research that he has been “There is a whole cycle of do- 7:15 pm - Sun Room, Memorial Union ordinated the event for Iowa State stu- working on with his mentor about ing research,” Schumacher said. Bring your own digital device to the Digital Freedom Group’s CryptoParty. Members of the Digital dents. She selected the participants, carbon concentrating mechanisms “Presentation is a concluding part that Freedom Group will help you experiment with and install software and other freedom-enhancing tools on coordinated the students and their and algae. Specifically they have been kind of leads a person to the next step your own devices. 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A few students visited the Farm House Museum for Victorian style parlor games but said they still enjoyed the fun. The museum taught the games to show the audience how past generations socialized and occupied their time. “Last year the Farm House’s Victorian Parlor Games had around 25 people and it was a diverse group composed of Iowa State students, community adults and their children,” said Megan Ball, Farm House assistant. The turnout for this year was not as significant. Two ISU stu- dents attended the event. “I heard about the event through the Iowa State University homepage and I wanted to do something social since Veishea was canceled. I brought my friend Rachel as well,” said Becca Harmon, freshman in chemical engineering. The Farm House was built in 1860 and the Victorian era took place between 1837 and 1901. The games are particularly special to the Victorian time period. “A lot of the games are el- Kelby Wingert/Iowa State Daily ementary and middle school ap- Becca Harmon, freshman in chemical engineering, and Rachel Pick, freshman in aerospace engineering, listen to Megan Ball, freshman in elementary ed- propriate, but many Iowa State ucation, who works for the Farm House Museum, explain a game for the museum’s Victorian Parlor Games event on Sunday in the Farm House Museum. students like to learn a bit about the history behind the games as Look-about and Charades. parlor which is where the children the canceling of Veishea might The students said they had well as touring the museum,” Ball Look-about is very similar to in the Victorian era would have have affected the turnout of stu- fun learning about the history of said. the modern game I Spy. The pur- played games as well. dents and community members the museum and believe that they The Farm House assistant pose was to find a hidden object “The Victorian Parlor games attending as well said Ball. would come again. started the event by giving the in the room before the rest of the event was introduced to educate “I really like the Farm House “I think it is very cool and students a tour of the museum group. the public about games that were Museum and I plan to come back I knew it was old, but I did not and answering any questions they The second game, Charades, played in past years when there again, but I think spreading the really know the historic stories might have had. After the tour, the is still a very common game in to- was not television,” Ball said. word and advertising might help behind the house,” said Rachel list of games was presented. day’s society. The weather was very dreary with the amount of people that at- Pick, freshman in aerospace The students chose to play The games were played in the and rainy during the event and tend,” Harmon said. engineering.

>>TRADITION p1 We wanted to have a big safe,” said Zimmerman. Music poured from the speakers at event...that would make Richardson Court as students lounged un- Veishea positive again der trees, laid in the sun and played pick-up games of sports at the lawn party. and bring the community Megan Sweere, junior in supply chain together.” management and Dan Breitbarth, junior in business economics, worked together to Megan Sweere, junior in supply chain management plan the 4 the Love of ISU event in a matter of hours on Wednesday night. nity,” said Sweere. Breitbarth said he and a lot of students The members of Beta Theta Pi helped were disappointed that the Veishea events fill water balloons all morning said Sweere. were canceled so he decided to do some- “We didn’t want the event to be associ- thing about it. ated with any student organization in par- “We wanted to have a big event that we ticular because we wanted to make it about wouldn’t need funding for and that would the community as a whole and welcome a make Veishea positive again and bring the diverse group of people,” said Sweere. community together,” said Sweere. Sweere said that it has been great to Sweere and Breitbarth used social watch students creating these events on media to advertise their event to students their own and feeling the support from the around campus. community. “We’ve had a lot of groups reach out to “We really want to create a better im- Blake Lanser/Iowa State Daily us and ask how they can help us plan this age for Veishea, not only around the com- Students march along what would have been the official Veishea parade route to show their event, it’s really awesome to see how people munity but state and nationwide,” said Cyclone spirit. The unofficial parade organizer was Adam Guenther, a senior in animal science. step up and help out. It’s a great commu- Breitbarth.

>>CAREERS p1 field through working an ready to go and have al- one help. tially choosing a specific “Between graduation internship could be vital to ready tackled this process “Our job search pro- career path. and six months afterwards, may be able to help you finding a job. in September. Others are cess varies with each stu- “Because of this, stu- our placement ratings are with your job search. Taren Crow, director not really sure what they dent. We mainly focus on dents who are a little more typically between 91 and “That may mean of Career Services for the want to do and just start getting students’ questions confused tend to delay the 95 percent depending on reaching out to individuals College of Liberal Arts and the process later,” Crow answered and giving stu- job search process a little how good of a year it is,” who are alumni from your Sciences, said typically said. dents direction as to where more,” Crow said. Wieland said. program here when you things die down around Crow said she believes they want to go,” Crow said. Overall, Career Crow also said that don’t know of any other this time, but it is still very this year has been busier Crow said LAS works a Services meets their goal in the 2012-2013 school openings,” Wieland said. busy right now. than most because a lot of little bit differently because of assisting most, if not year, 93 percent of LAS Wieland also said that “Some students re- students are coming back when students choose an all, students with the job graduates had a job by six having experience in your ally feel good and are really multiple times for one-on- LAS major, they are essen- search process. months after graduation.

>>CARDINAL KEY p1 who’s helped you along the way >>POLICE p1 in full riot gear with chemi- there were no official events go- and when you get there, don’t for- cal sprays ready to stop the ing on, which is too bad because cording to Cardinal Key’s website. get to help them get there too,” they were having a great time,” crowd, but they found it was not really they were coming into These qualities are called the four Leath said. Huff said. necessary. town for no good,” Huff said. cardinal virtues. New members are inducted Huff said they have already “We could kind of feel the Friday night, Huff said the At the induction ceremony, into Cardinal Key once a year ev- charged eight people involved crowd slow down a little bit,” department was bombarded a career achievement award was ery spring. The number of induct- in Tuesday’s riot by using pic- Huff said. “We just talked to with calls and incidents to re- given to Stephen Barnhart, profes- ees is limited to no more than half ture and video obtained to them calmly and said, ‘We don’t spond to — besides the usual sor of agronomy. of one percent of the senior class, identify individuals involved in need any more of this. We’ve al- alcohol offenses — including a Jacobson said the career and one third of one percent of the destructing property or acting ready had a serious injury, and woman who became trapped achievement award goes to a junior class. aggressively. you just being here is part of the in College Creek behind the faculty or staff member who has Students to be in Cardinal Key “One kid actually brought problem.’” Intermodal Facility and a man shown the four cardinal virtues were sent an email asking them the Daily into me the other day. The list of arrestees for who got into an physical fight, throughout his or her career at to complete an application. This He pointed at the picture on the Tuesday’s riot and throughout later finding a cut on his leg that Iowa State and is also close to re- year, Cardinal Key received 245 front page and said, ‘That’s me,’” the week will be turned over to required a hospital visit. tirement or has retired. applications. Huff said. the Dean of Students who will “What will happen this Tom McGee, vice president of Students were then inter- Huff said the individual was determine whether or not ar- week is we’ll start taking cases ceremonies, said that Dr. Barnhart viewed by the executive commit- then cited and released instead restees are students and how to that officers were referred to as retired a few months ago after tee, comprised of eight students of physically arrested. The Ames proceed if they are. investigations. The next couple 39 years of service at Iowa State and one adviser. Faculty and staff Police Department will con- “We know that usually dur- of days we’ll see how many fol- with 35 years as a professor of must be nominated by a Cardinal tinue to charge those identified ing Veishea, from what we hear low-up investigations need to be agronomy. He won numerous Key member to be inducted. through the many tips the de- from Iowa State, a lot of the done,” Huff said. awards throughout his career for Students must have GPA of partment is receiving. people that get arrested from Both ISU and Ames Police his excellence in agronomy and 3.0 or higher, be a junior or senior Both departments’ tactic of Veishea are not students,” Huff were engaging with students and for his services and achievements undergraduate and have exempli- not actively engaging with the said. “They’re the people that visitors through social media, through the university extension fied the Cardinal Key’s four virtues. crowd Tuesday helped to not es- come from out of town. Clearly, and Huff said he believes this program. “We’re very proud of them. calate the situation, but they had Tuesday night was not the same helped everyone understand Leath’s keynote focused on They’ve had a wonderful experi- plans in place in case the situa- kind of thing.” what the departments were inspiring the new inductees to ence at Iowa State,” said Dennis tion got any more out of control. After Tuesday’s riot and doing. aspire for greatness and become Bader, father of inductees Kara “With the crowd size we had the cancellation of Veishea, po- “We got a lot of support the leaders that Iowa State needs. and Kimbra Bader. and the number of officers we lice began breaking up small- through it and I think it probably He also talked about who inspired Jacobson said he hopes had available, there wasn’t a situ- er gatherings along with the did help a little bit keeping ev- him and how his role models Cardinal Key will develop into a ation where we were going to go larger house parties. Huff said eryone calmed down,” Huff said. helped him along the way. more social group and not just an in there and start grabbing peo- Wednesday night was one of the “We talked to so many people “Think as big as you can and honor society. ple and making mass arrests,” busiest nights, along with Friday that thanked us for our services. never hesitate,” said Leath. He Cardinal Key is the oldest Huff said. “We were continually night. He believes the nice Some of the people apologized emphasized how leaders shape honor organization on campus. It talking to people about, ‘Hey, weather played a part in the fact not necessarily for their behav- Iowa State. is also exclusive to Iowa State. this is silly. Why don’t you go that people wanted to be out and ior but for in general what hap- “We saw some issues with “My hope and my goal is that home, why don’t you take people enjoying it. pened Tuesday night. Veishea this week, where we need students meet together more and with you?’’’ “This weekend we got a “Clearly there were more great leaders,” Leath said. actually discuss some of the issues However, Huff said that pretty good feeling that there people unhappy about what “Don’t forget who you are, that are taking [place on] cam- when the student was injured, were a lot of people that came happened Tuesday night than where you came from, everybody pus,” Jacobson said. police had a team of officers in from out of town even though who were out there.” Editor-in-Chief: Katelynn McCollough Monday, April 14, 2014 [email protected] Editor: Katie Titus

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Miranda Cantrell/Iowa State Daily #SayNoToSlacktivism Students gathered in Campustown on Tuesday and started causing destruction in a supposed celebration of Veishea. Rioting answers By Zachary.Neuendorf ism-- or more aptly, attempt of course, my ideal self wants This is already being @iowastatedaily.com at activism? to save the children, save the displayed in a similar fashion We were first confronted horses, and save the lakes, by the way companies and with this on the largest but how can one person television shows track closely hether it is called scale back in 2012 when the commit to all these causes those on twitter and their nothing hashtag activism, #Kony2012 video made its and more? Quite simple: just opinions. And in accordance W“like” activism, or cycle on all social media plat- ‘like’ away and before you to the thoughts of the online There have been a lot of opinions more vaguely, online activ- forms and everyone regard- know it, you will be endorsing consumers, the provider will thrown around as to why a large group ism, chances are you have less of age lent a hand… well over 200 social movements, adjust their product to please of young individuals felt the need to riot participated, probably sort of- if you count a retweet and luckily your involvement a very limited group’s needs, Tuesday night. However, this shouldn’t prevalently if you are a social or basic awareness as lending need not extend past that one believing that the digital cus- even be something we as a community media zealot. a hand. That is precisely what click. tomers represent the entire have to try to answer. There is never a You can either retweet the campaign did, though; it Bitterness aside, con- population. reason to riot. The sad thing is that the riot a tweet from the humane allowed an issue to soak into sciousness is a necessary first This is a facet of a po- that took place in Ames during the week society, like a post from a social conscious to the point step to solving anything, but tentially larger effect: in order of Veishea was not the only riot to take Christian charity that donates of mockery. we cannot reach the next to have an influence, you place recently. University of Connecticut to starving families, or con- Soon, it was perceived as steps if we are preoccupied must transcend your physical students took to the streets after winning tribute to a trending hashtag a trend, and as trends do, they with being vaguely alert to form and also invent a digital the NCAA Tournament; so did students at that condemns someone for are in style for a short period every concern the world persona to push your ideas the University of Minnesota when their being offensive- these are the of time, suffer a moment of holds. That in mind, we have forward in a crowd of growing celebrations after the Gophers made it into protest demonstrations and aforementioned parody, then wonderful tools of activism voices already fighting to be the Frozen Four for hockey and then subse- charitable outreach of the they virtually disappear from at our disposal in the form of heard. quently lost in games to follow caused their 21st century. the public eye. But, those the internet, and we are in the Activism as we knew police to come out in full riot gear. Most recently and problems still exist behind midst of toying with our op- it will be the most affected The culture for rioting seems to be impactful, in form of dem- our back. And when we circu- tions and testing the waters.. during this shift. The new- growing, as any major win or loss from onstration, a hashtag urging late legitimate world dilem- Contrastingly, could it est currency will not be in a sporting event or the celebration of a to #CancelColbert sprinkled mas like they are the latest be we are and will be viewing monetary donations but in longstanding campus tradition appears to the twitter-sphere after the iPhone model, we should the opinions and concerns of hashtag recognition, and it is give some the idea that it is OK to destroy account affiliated with his check our priorities and our those over the web as the only our duty to conspire a way to property and become violent —an idea that show The Colbert Report involvement. problems that exist. In other translate that into something is simply ridiculous to its core. tweeted a poor tasted joke We want to help. It is in words, we begin to believe that of dollar value because, Encouragement from their peers that while mocking the owner our DNA to desire to assist that every person who has a honestly, it is money and certainly did not help the situation. When of the Redskins’ football others in times of need, even problem will be able to use precious time dedication that people are more focused on recording the team, Dan Snyder, it also if it is earnestly improve an- the internet to voice their differs effective activism from actions on their phones than they are on managed to offend Asians, other’s livelihood or to polish struggle, so we lose focus on just knowing something is stopping those actions from happening, but that aside,Suey Park, the our own good reputation- like the physical world around us wrong in a far off country. there is a problem. We are so focused on Asian-American advocate selfishly being selfless. Online and the voices who already I know I will try to getting photos onto social media that we who initiated the hashtag participation encourages the have little luck catching our hashtag a little less and help a forget that what is happening could actu- trend, inadvertently arises more vain approach, placing attention will be further little more because being a a ally be stopped if the majority of bystanders an interesting question: what the issues on sites designed lost behind our computer slacktavist does not look good simply went home and removed them- is the point of online activ- to embody our ideal self. So, screens. on any profile. selves from the situation, leaving the of- ficers to handle things. Rather than helping our community, we hurt it. Students all want to be a part of some- thing. This can be proven in most of the riots that have taken place recently. When it comes to UConn and the University of Minnesota, destroying the community does not seem like a great way to celebrate, but when so many students are doing it together, it makes them feel like part of a group. Students came together and rebelled against the police, chanting “Veishea” and “USA.” Truth being, there is never a reason to riot. If Veishea is about celebrating years of Iowa State’s achievements, there is no rea- son to abuse the property in the area or to disrespect the authorities who work so hard to protect us. There was no good reason to throw things at police officers, flip cars and hurt a fellow student. It was all for what — to have our tradition canceled? All the rioting students managed to do was have Veishea taken away. For the students at the other universities, they took a moment Tiffany Herring/Iowa State Daily where their school’s were in the spotlight All it takes is for one person to stand out and get some attention to make others want the limelight. As a result, chaos breaks out, which is for achieving something exceptional and exactly what happened with the riot on Tuesday night. This kind of pride, columnist Wandschneider says, needs to be combatted. tarnished it. Iowa State and the city of Ames deserve better than the behavior that was seen Tuesday night. There was no good reason Pride causes riots, leads to downfall for the events that took place. In fact, all we have managed to do is embarrass ourselves By Jamie.Wandschneider was for the riots, but pride turned them else’s pride but fail to see that they are in front of our school, our alumni and our @iowastatedaily.com into something much worst. The bad prideful. community. Tuesday was not a celebration side of pride is trying to be the best, The evils of pride are witnessed of Veishea but rather a distasteful action, which becomes a constant battle to one in every parts of the world. Go to any showing the rest of the country that our tarting at a young age, we are up someone else. All it takes is for one part in history, past and present, and students do not know how to respectfully taught to be competitive and to person to stand out and get some atten- look at any society that had or currently celebrate something they value. We should Sstrive to be the best. From sports tion to make others want the limelight. has a dictator. With a dictator being not be proud of Tuesday’s events; we to academics, we always try and one As a result, chaos breaks out, which is the supreme ruler, the society revolves should rather be ashamed and hope for the up our competitors. There is noth- exactly what happened. around that person. He is the highest better of our school and community that ing wrong with wanting to be good at Say the first car just got flipped. being and everything is done according these types of events never happen on our something, but society has blown up People notice and turn their attention to that. If something threatens the idea campus again. this idea, which will be the downfall of to those involved. A prideful person of him being the best, actions are taken As a generation, we should expect society. Our most fatal flaw is pride. in the crowd recognizes the attention to put others down. more from one another and hold one C.S. Lewis says in his book, “Mere received for that action and wants that Pride is the one thing that causes another accountable for our actions. Do Christianity”: “Pride gets no pleasure same attention. Maybe that person us to end up alone. By constantly put- you want to celebrate your community and out of having something, only out of decides to flip a bigger car or decides to ting ourselves up but tearing others the win of your school’s sports team? Grab a having more of it than the next man tear down a sign. The cycle just repeats down, we are pushing people away. group of friends, wear your favorite school ... It is the comparison that makes you itself until we have a riot like the one Nobody wants to be around someone gear and enjoy the win. Respectfully. proud: the pleasure of being above the Tuesday night. It did not matter if the that only talks about how much better rest. Once the element of competition is action was right or wrong, just the fact he or she is at, well, everything. Editorial Board gone, pride is gone.” that the attention was on them. Picture a society where everyone Katelynn McCollough, editor-in-chief The pride Lewis is talking about is Seeing pride in this way also hap- is prideful. With everyone trying to be Katie Titus, opinion editor not the pride a proud parent feels after pens in much more casual settings. better than everyone else, people are Phil Brown, assistant opinion editor his or her child does something or the Think about those supposedly friendly pushed away. Friendships become Michael Glawe, columnist pride that is felt when you aced that conversations you have during lunch. nonexistent. final that you had been preparing for You share some awesome accomplish- Patching up this flaw will not hap- Opinions expressed in columns and letters are those of well ahead a time. It is the pride that ment and everyone smiles in approval. pen overnight. It will take the efforts of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Daily or organizations with which the author(s) are hungers to be the best at everything A surge of happiness flows through your many. A place to start is for each of us associated. and that will tear others down to get veins until one of your buddies shares to take a step back from our lives and there. some accomplishment that seems to be reevaluate our motives. Were we doing Feedback policy: That is where the issue lies. better than yours. How dare they one something because it was the right The Daily encourages discussion but does not guarantee its Veishea is supposed to be a time to up you, couldn’t they just let you have thing to do, or were we doing it out of publication. We reserve the right to edit or reject any letter or take pride in Iowa State and all of the the spotlight for a little bit? As a result, pride to prove that we were better than online feedback. things that happen around campus. you try and one up them or prove that someone else? Send your letters to [email protected]. This type of pride is similar to the pride your thing was better. This is pride Lewis warns us by saying, “If a man Letters must include the name(s), phone number(s), of the proud parent, taking time to talking. Instead of being happy for your thinks he is not conceited, he is very majors and/or group affiliation(s) appreciate all of the accomplishments friend, you feel the need to tear them conceited indeed.” The first step in and year in school of the author(s). Phone numbers and addresses will not be published. from the university and its students. down. overcoming pride is to recognize that Online feedback may be used if first name and last name, major Instead, destruction quickly ended the The scary thing about pride is that we are prideful and to start focusing on and year in school are included in the post. Feedback posted positive celebration. we usually don’t know that we are doing bringing others up, not tearing them online is eligible for print in the Iowa State Daily. It does matter what the instigator it. Often people recognize someone down. Editor: Katie Titus | [email protected] Monday, April 14, 2014 | Iowa State Daily | OPINION | 5 Letters to the editor Police could have prepared more for unruly students

Barbara Sexaure, 1974 graduate The unruly “students” ing the Veishea activities for 2014 been reported regarding the rity sources throughout Ames in sociology involved in the Veishea rioting is expected. But the university is university since the late 1960s. and the campus and limit the on Tuesday are part of a genera- not responsible for the riot out- This represents their proactive activities to a 3-day weekend of tion disillusioned and perhaps breaks. The city of Ames and the approach to their student body Stars Over Veishea, parade and Whenever one encounters fearful of their future and even Ames Police Department should and visitors during times of pos- open house presentations with unrest in any society, no matter the future of our earth. With the be admonished for their lack of sible social upheaval. Security a Saturday game and ending the size or age involved, we of- knowledge that upon graduat- anticipatory security. Alcohol is first and foremost Iowa City’s with an all-day outdoor concert ten ask why the unrest occurred. ing, they will be burdened with abuse and crowds of students in and the University of Iowa’s venue on Sunday celebrating Nineteenth century French thousands of dollars of debt and Campustown are nothing new concern for their citizens and Iowa State with theme-based sociologist Gustave Le Bon be- a low percentage of promising during Veishea week. students. safety awareness flags, banners lieved that people can become jobs available, the millenni- Consider the University Perhaps in 2015, Iowa State and booths. overtaken by a crowd mentality, als find themselves studying of Iowa and their security for should take a different approach This is not just a University and essentially, can cease to be- and working earnestly toward sports events, campus rallies to the time honored tradition of issue. The city, police, alumni have rationally. He argued that a shaky post graduate environ- and their reputation for partying Veishea and our current genera- and students need to defend because people feel anonymous, ment at best. during such venues. tion of enrolled students. Let’s their right, as well as their re- they commit acts of violence These students should be No outbreaks of violence combine tradition with some sponsibility, to continue with the more freely. punished, however, and cancel- or uncontrolled crowds have common sense, multiple secu- Veishea privilege. Veishea cancellation was too hasty, unjustly decided

Chris Knorowski, graduate crowd became unruly, Veishea may bring Ames For me, it is sad to it easy to identify the and instead framed the student in physics leading to two cars being and Iowa State business, see that all of the effort, perpetrators, instead of situation to show that the flipped, light poles being the spirit of Veishea is not the passion and the time pressing charges against ISU student body is more shaken down and the profit in the students’ or put into preparations the individuals, the leader- than a group of drunken Veishea is an iconic unfortunate injury of a the community’s eyes. for Veishea have been ship has decided to cast partiers. Unfortunately, he festival with a rich tra- student. What Veishea is really dismissed at the hasty the entire student body as was not able, or willing, dition and history that Fortunately, Ames about are the families in decision of the university’s delinquents. to do that and as a result Iowa State is proud of. At Police were prepared and Ames who bring their leadership. President Leath there will be no cherry pies Veishea, students, alumni were able to disperse the children to the parade, the Especially in an age should not have labeled and no funnel cakes for and Ames residents come crowd without further inci- alumni getting a chance to of social media where this incident as a riot, the rest us. together in celebration dent, having the streets en- come back to Iowa State during the first warm tirely cleared by 1 a.m. The to revisit their time here spring days after a long crowd, though lively, could and the students who get harsh winter. not have been described as a chance to celebrate, Student organizations violent: no fights broke out showcase what they have give showcases on every- and no one was purpose- learned and give back to thing from horticulture to fully injured or assaulted. the greater community. physics, as well as organize Strangely, the uni- President Leath in Need Copies? fundraisers for charity versity chose not to use suspending Veishea has and sell the beloved mini its ISU text alert system taken away the students’ cherry pies. to communicate with the ability to show their good Over its eight de- Ames community or try to side — in effect, punish- cade tenure, Veishea has disperse the crowd. ing the good majority for brought speakers, lecturers The following the mistakes of a small and entertainers to Iowa morning the university minority. State’s campus, hosting President Steven Leath Wisdom suggests notables from Bob Hope held meetings with his that you give the student to Ronald Reagan. Veishea council and summar- body a chance to prove is an opportunity for ily suspended the rest of they do not condone the students to learn and ma- Veishea celebrations. behavior displayed on ture as they organize and While there is no Tuesday night, organiz- participate in the largest doubt that the students ing a work day to clean up student-run festival in the have misbehaved, the Campustown of the dam- nation. choice of canceling Veishea age or asking for donations Unfortunately, this due to activities outside from Veishea attendees to years events have been of the organized structure help with medical costs marred in controversy. On has left many students and to repair the damage April 8, the second day understandably upset. done to the city of Ames. of Veishea, a large group Sources have suggested In fact, a set of stu- of students converged that the university felt that dents have already raised onto the streets of Welch in not canceling Veishea $5,000 to help pay for Avenue in the heart of they would be prioritizing damages to Ames property Campustown. Around money over human safety. and medical bills for the 11:30 p.m., parts of the However, while injured student. Go to

Solution to rioting trend THANKS FOR VOTING US AS lies with college students STUDENT CHOICE Scott Conroe I serve on a com- — and shooting video of mission that has been it. Students, what is your discussing the unrest and fascination with acting To the ISU damage connected to badly, causing damage community, our annual Cortaca Jug and attacking police, then Copying • Business Services I followed with football game between posting photos and video sympathy the events that SUNY Cortland and Ithaca online so everyone can took place April 8 during College. We are asking see? Graphic Design • Self Serve Computing Veishea. My community the same questions: what Our commission has south of Syracuse, N.Y., happened, why, what can met 10 times and held Business Cards • Resumes has been there too, to a be done. We’ve looked at nine public forums since lesser extent. social media’s role, rela- December. We hope the Banners and Signage • Course Packets In the past few tions between students recommendations we’ll months, I’ve been watch- and our city, alcohol sales make later this month to Calendars • Mailings ing other cases where and how to manage the the college and the city students gathered in hundreds of young people lead to a safer, calmer the thousands, became who come to our city to Cortaca weekend. But the out of control, caused raise hell thinking they questions we’re asking — damage and threw won’t face consequences. the same ones President bottles at police: Santa I think some answers Leath’s commission will Barbara, University of lie with college students be asking — go deeper Massachusetts - Amherst, themselves. On video of than we can touch. Michigan State, Delaware, the Veishea riot, I saw The answers might lie Western Washington — students cheering as other more with college stu- the list goes on. students turned over a car dents themselves. 105 Welch Ave | Ames, IA 50014 | 515-292-3630 CONGRATULATIONS

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Facing various charges stemming from the Veishea riot, ISU defensive tackle David Irving has been dismissed from the ISU foot- ball team. Irving Irving was photographed car- rying a stop sign and seen on vid- eo helping take down a light pole during the riot in Campustown in Ames on Tuesday night and was criminally charged with fifth de- gree theft, disorderly conduct and criminal mischief in the second degree, a Class ‘D’ felony Friday. One day after being suspend- ed indefinitely for a violation of the ISU student-athlete code of conduct policy, ISU coach Paul Kelby Wingert/Iowa State Daily Rhoads announced Saturday after Redshirt sophomore Grant Rohach runs a touchdown at the spring football game Saturday. Rohach is one of three players hoping to fill the two his team’s spring game that Irving available spring quarterback positions. Rohach was the “top performer” Saturday according to coach Paul Rhoads, but no decision has been made. had been dismissed from the team. “In the end, it’s a privilege and an honor to be a part of this foot- ball program and represent Iowa State football and Iowa State ath- Quarterback hopefuls shoot letics and Iowa State University,” Rhoads said. “David Irving has ex- hausted that privilege to represent this football program by not meet- ing the expectations that we laid for starting position in lineup out for him.” Ames Police Department Commander Geoff Huff said By Maddy.Arnold snaps of the game but was play- yards during the spring game. pass to redshirt sophomore Friday that Irving was charged @iowastatedaily.com ing with the second-string of- Rohach also had an 8-yard wide receiver Damein Lawry. with fifth degree theft after appear- fense. Richardson was the last rushing touchdown during the Richardson finished the game ing in various photos and video Sophomore quarterback of the three top quarterbacks second quarter. with eight completions in 13 footage carrying a stop sign. The Grant Rohach took the first to play in the spring game and However, Rohach did attempts. disorderly conduct charge stems team snaps in the ISU football took snaps with the third team. throw two interceptions dur- Their performances in the from video and photos of Irving team’s spring game on Saturday. Rhoads said the spring ing the spring game. Redshirt spring game, however, were involved in the riot, with the stop But ISU coach Paul Rhoads said game is not representative freshmen defensive backs not the last chance for the three sign and pushing down a light pole that does not mean anything of a final depth chart for the Kamari Syrie and Ezra Reiners quarterbacks to make their with a group. just yet. quarterbacks because they are were both able to pick off the case for one of Rhoads’ final Irving’s criminal mischief Rohach along with junior rotating in practice. He said, quarterback. two spots. Iowa State will have charge, which carries a sentence of Sam Richardson and redshirt however, that Iowa State should “Towards the end I tried two more practices next week up to five years in prison and a fine freshman Joel Lanning are in have two “leading candidates” to force a few throws, tried to before the end of its spring between $750 and $7,500, stems the midst of a quarterback for starting quarterback by the make too many plays,” Rohach season. from helping take down a light competition for the starting end of spring practice. said. “Overall, I think I did al- “There comes a point that pole, which Huff said was caught position this fall. While the “I’m not really worried right. I was pleased how the you really get concerned about on video. Huff said the charge is starting spot may still be up for about it,” Lanning said. “I’ve got offense started out but when timing and making sure the lead in the second degree because the grabs, Rohach took advantage to do what I can do. Grant’s got we hit the lull it was kind of guy is getting the majority of light pole is valued at $4,400. of his opportunity to play with to do what he can do. Sam’s got disappointing.” those reps with those number Irving was identified in pho- the first string on Saturday. to do what he can do. The other Both of the other two ones,” Rhoads said. “Whether tos and videos with a ‘distinguish- “From my vantage point quarterbacks do what they can quarterbacks in the running I’ll announce that in April able’ T-shirt, Huff said. All informa- there was good composure back do. It does get old. It’s kind of had much fewer attempts than when we get through practice tion on arrests stemming from the there and getting people lined funny because that’s like all Rohach. Lanning completed Wednesday or we’ll wait to see riot has been passed to Iowa State, up and running the offense,” anyone cares about. They don’t seven of his 14 pass attempts. what happens in August. Huff said. ISU President Steven Rhoads said. “I would say Grant care about anything else.” He threw for 44 yards, behind “You’ve got to remember, Leath said Wednesday students in- was probably the top performer Rohach led the other quar- both Rohach and Richardson. there’s a lot of things that could volved would be held accountable of the day that doesn’t put him terbacks in passing yardage. During the spring game, happen in May, June and July while facing possible expulsion. on top of the stack necessarily.” He completed 22 passes in Richardson threw for 55 yards leading up to August that could In November, Irving was Lanning took the first 38 attempts for a total of 171 including a 12-yard touchdown chance things.” charged with domestic abuse causing injury after police were called to an apartment on a wel- fare check. Irving was suspend- ed indefinitely and missed the Cyclones’ game against Oklahoma before being reinstated. Charges were dropped in that case in NOTEBOOK: Defensive line, Netten January. The dismissal of Irving from the football team continues to cut impress coaches during spring game into the Cyclones’ defensive line depth as Brandon Jensen left the team in February and Rodney Coe Defense tallies 11 sacks was dismissed from the team in despite recent dismissals March for a violation of team rules.

By Beau.Berkley @iowastatedaily.com ISU junior Going into the ISU football spring game, ISU coach Paul Rhoads thought us- ing a limited playbook would favor the of- gets OWI, fense, but that wasn’t necessarily how it panned out. Iowa State’s sack happy defense fin- suspended ished the day with 11 sacks between six players and also had two interceptions in the second half after failing to force any indefinitely turnovers in the first half. Regarding the defense’s performance, Rhoads said it was By Alex.Halsted the best they have looked all spring. @iowastatedaily.com “They really leveraged the ball well, they took care of the up field shoulder, ISU men’s they tackled well and part of tackling well basketball player is gang tackling, and I thought they did Abdel Nader has that well,” Rhoads said. “They brought a been suspended Kelby Wingert/Iowa State Daily decent bit of pressure today, in a variety of Redshirt junior Cole Netten played with a GoPro camera on his helmet at the spring football indefinitely after five- and six-man blitzes, and it paid off for game Saturday. Netten’s 56-yard attempt went through the uprights, his longest of the day. he was arrested them.” Saturday and This spring has proved to be a tough charged with oper- Nader one for the defensive line as both David Saturday tests Netten’s leg strength “I just started kicking him longer this ating while intoxi- Irving and Rodney Coe were dismissed past week, and he was excited about that cated according to police records. from the team. Losing their experience Cole Netten, a redshirt sophomore and quickly responded to that challenge Nader was stopped at 11:41 might hurt the play of the defensive unit from Ankeny, Iowa, has impressed Rhoads and asked for more on a daily basis,” p.m. Saturday by the ISU Police in the fall, but there were no signs of that with his leg strength during spring practice, Rhoads said. “From 40 [yards and] in, he Department at the intersection of Saturday. which prompted Rhoads to line Netten up has been very consistent all spring long. Hyland Avenue and West Street, Corey Morrisey and Mitchell Meyers for several lengthy field goal attempts. The second one [from 56 yards], I was glad police records show. both stepped up for the defense by notch- In the first quarter, Netten lined up that he got that opportunity after not being An ISU spokesperson said ing 3.5 sacks apiece with nine total tackles and connected on a 29 yard try to score the able to hit the first one [from 62 yards].” Sunday that coach Fred Hoiberg is for Morrisey and six for Meyers. first points of the game. Later on, Rhoads After missing from 62 yards, Netten aware of the situation and Nader While the spring game was a confi- sent the sophomore out to test his leg. said he expected Rhoads to put him back has been suspended indefinitely dence booster for the defense, Meyers said Netten stared down the goal posts out on the field for the 56-yard attempt. for violating the student-athlete he is more focused on what he needs to from 62-yards away and went for it, but “I was expecting him to put me out code of conduct policy. improve. came up just short as the ball did not come there because in warm-ups, I had a couple Nader, a 6-foot-6 forward, “I don’t think I played great,” Meyers off his foot the way he hoped. That miss did from 55 and some good hits,” Netten said. transferred to Iowa State this sea- said. “I was inconsistent. I had some good not keep Rhoads from sending Netten back “I was confident in myself, and Coach is son from Northern Illinois and sat plays, but then again, I had some bad out for a 56-yard try in the third quarter, confident in me as well, so having both of out per NCAA transfer rules. He is plays.” which Netten sent through the uprights. us be confident in me is huge.” eligible to play next year. Editor: Alex Halsted | [email protected] | 515.294.2003 Monday, April 14, 2014 | Iowa State Daily | SPORTS | 7 Iowa State gives Hoiberg $600,000 annual raise

By Alex.Halsted contract to $2.6 million Cyclones’ conference @iowastatedaily.com annually. championship, $50,000 for “We are pleased to the NCAA tournament ap- Following a 28-win come to terms on a re- pearance and $25,000 for season that included vised contract with Coach each of the team’s NCAA Iowa State’s first trip to Hoiberg and his agent so tournament victories. the Sweet 16 and Big 12 quickly,” said ISU Director The Ames native has Championship since of Athletics Jamie Pollard led the Cyclones to three the 2000 season, coach in a statement. “We hope consecutive NCAA tour- Fred Hoiberg has been our commitment to him nament appearances and rewarded. will keep him at Iowa State has gained national atten- Iowa State announced University for the rest of tion. To leave for the NBA, Friday that the fourth-year his career.” Hoiberg would have to pay coach has been given a Hoiberg signed a 10- a $500,000 buyout. $600,000 raise per season year contract in May 2013 “We recognize the to bring his annual com- through the 2023 season tremendous accomplish- pensation to $2.6 million, with an annual average ments that have become ranking him near the top- salary of $2 million plus commonplace during 10 coaches nationally. bonuses. Fred’s tenure,” Pollard Hoiberg’s compensa- Aside from the raise, said. “We play an exciting tion will jump from $1.6 the remainder of Hoiberg’s brand of basketball that million from the 2013- contract will remain the has brought Hilton Magic 14 season to $2.2 million same. back to life. Equally impor- next season with $100,000 Last season, Hoiberg tant, his players have been Kelby Wingert/Iowa State Daily raises per season to bring earned $150,000 in bo- good students and ambas- ISU coach Fred Hoiberg smiles as he talks with West Virginia coach Bob Huggins and ISU as- the overall value of the nuses: $50,000 for the sadors for the institution.” sistant coaches Doc Sadler and Matt Abdelmassih before the game Feb. 26 at Hilton Coliseum.

ISU softball to seek recovery after six-game losing streak

By Ben.Paulus nings and 31 starts for bleheader, I think it was them an opportunity to @iowastatedaily.com the Cyclones thus far in a little bit of vengeance potentially win the game. her freshman campaign. heading into the second “We have to keep If nothing else, the Only six of the 39 games game,” Imholz said. “I working on attack- six-game losing streak the for Iowa State have been knew what the batters had ing the strike zone and ISU softball team is cur- started by someone other and I just tried to attack a trusting the defense,” rently on will be one that than Johnson. little more.” Gemeinhardt-Cesler said. will test its resiliency. Junior transfer Paris Although Iowa State “We can’t be worried about Iowa State was unable Imholz saw a majority of lost the second game 2-0, what happens when they to come away with a win the innings in the circle Imholz pitched her first put the ball into play.” during a three-game se- against Texas, starting complete game on the Down late in a 17-1 ries this weekend against on the mound all three season. ballgame that most con- a formidable Texas squad. games during the weekend The only blemish in sider out of reach Saturday, After dropping the first stretch. that contest Imholz had Iowa State brought third Kelby Wingert/Iowa State Daily two in a double-header Imholz, along with was a two-run homer al- baseman Sara Rice in to Senior Sara Rice bats against Texas on Friday. The Cyclones Friday, the Cyclones lost the rest of the ISU pitch- lowed in the seventh by try and finish out the ball- fell to the Longhorns 2-0 in the second game of the series. again Saturday, bringing ing staff had their work Texas’ Mandy Ogle. game on the mound. Rice was brought in Saturday to end the game on the mound. their overall record to 18- cut out for them in facing After dropping the “I knew before the 21 overall and 1-7 in the Texas. The Longhorns own first two, the Cyclones season that there was Big 12 this season. the Big 12’s best offense, struggled to turn it a slight possibility that Without their ace hitting .356 as a team. around in the series fi- if someone was out [on freshman Katie Johnson Iowa State lost the nale Saturday. Iowa State pitching],” Rice said. “I available to pitch against opening game of Friday’s allowed 17 earned runs didn’t really expect to get Texas due to an unspeci- doubleheader 19-6. to lose 17-1 in only five in; I haven’t really pitched fied illness, Iowa State had Imholz, junior transfer innings. since sophomore year of to find a way to switch its Stacy Roggentien, and ju- ISU pitchers have high school.” pitching rotation. nior Madison Jones, who struggled with their ac- Rice was able to re- “Any time you’re with- made her first appearance curacy as of late. In the cord a strikeout in her lone out someone who has on the season after shoul- first and third games, the inning of work for Iowa thrown so many innings der surgery, combined to crew combined to allow 17 State. like Katie, you’ve got to get allow 14 hits and 11 walks. walks. The Cyclones will get pretty creative with how Settling down after In the second game, a short break from Big 12 you get through a game,” her first performance, in which Imholz only competition this week. said ISU coach Stacy Imholz found her form in walked three batters in Iowa State will host North Kelby Wingert/Iowa State Daily Gemeinhardt-Cesler. the second game of the seven innings of work, the Dakota for an afternoon Junior Paris Imholz pitches against Texas on Friday. With Johnson has already doubleheader. Cyclones were able to stay double-header starting at freshman Katie Johnson unavailable to pitch due to an ill- logged more than 180 in- “Since it was a dou- in contention and give 2 p.m. Tuesday. ness, Imholz stepped up to the mound, staring three games.

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