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This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Iowa State Daily, 2014 at Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Iowa State Daily, October 2014 by an authorized administrator of Iowa State University Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Friday, Oct. 17, 2014 | Volume 210 | Number 39 | 40 cents | iowastatedaily.com | An independent student newspaper serving Iowa State since 1890. Ernst, A fresh Braley spar in approach final Broadway costume designer joins ISU Theatre department debate By Michaela.Ramm Richard Martinez/Iowa State Daily By Alex.Hanson @iowastatedaily.com Sara Jablon, graduate student in fashion and design, created @iowastatedaily.com the individual costumes and outfits worn by the actors in the ISU theater department’s play, Spring Awakening. Theater is theater to one Broadway veteran Less than three weeks until who has worked on ISU Theatre’s latest produc- Election Day, candidates for Iowa’s tion, all while taking an unusual route toward open U.S. Senate joined each other her degree. on stage one final time Oct. 16 to Sara Jablon was this year’s guest costume debate their positions. designer for ISU Theatre’s production of “Spring The debate took place at Awakening,” which had its last performance Morningside College in the Eppley Oct. 12. Auditorium and was broadcast on This is not Jablon’s first backstage experi- Nexstar television stations. ence in a theater production. Before coming to U.S. Rep Bruce Braley, a four ISU Theatre, Jablon had worked for major the- term Democrat currently repre- ater productions on Broadway in New York City. senting Iowa’s first district, debat- Jablon had worked 12 years on Broadway ed state Sen. Joni Ernst, a Republi- for major productions, including “The Lion can from Red Oak. The Senate seat King,” “Rent,” “Cabaret” and “Urine Town.” is being vacated by retiring U.S. She spent 10 years on “The Lion King” alone, Sen. Tom Harkin. working in wardrobe as a dresser. Both candidates opened the “It’s fun, but it’s work just like everything debate paying tribute to Doug else,” Jablon said. “We compare it to Groundhog Butzier, the Libertarian senate Day a lot, because it is literally the same. It can candidate, who died earlier in the get a little numbing, but I would have never week. Butzier was killed when the given it up.” plane he was piloting crashed near Richard Martinez/Iowa State Daily Jablon began her training in high school, A wall of fabrics sits in the design studio of Fischer Theater. Dubuque. and continued the profession for most of her Jablon collaborates with multiple members in the department The first question was on Eb- life. She moved to New York City after obtain- who help bring her visions of a character’s outfit to reality. ola, where both candidates agreed ing her undergraduate degree and attained a that a flight ban on counties where Masters in Fine Arts from New York University. the disease is rapidly spreading Jablon was chosen as this year’s guest cos- might be a good policy to pursue. tume designer for the first show in ISU Theatre’s Braley mentioned that he was in 100 year celebration, “Spring Awakening.” This Washington earlier in the day to at- is her second consecutive year as the theater’s tend a house hearing. Ernst said a guest costume designer. flight ban should also be accompa- The process of designing costumes for a nied by more aid to countries and theater production includes a lot of collabora- increased screening at airports. tion with the director. As a costume designer, it Ernst’s portrayed support is Jablon’s job to translate the director’s vision for the so-called “personhood onto the actors. amendment” in television ads was “The costume designer is in charge of what a point of contention. The Braley people will wear,” Jablon said. “It starts with campaign said Ernst’s support calls reading the script a lot, and going to meetings for a complete ban on abortion and where you just do a lot of talking.” would also limit access to, and in She said she best translates her ideas into some cases, ban, contraception. reality by sketching. Ernst responded, tried to clarify “Once we settled with an idea, I start sketch- and defend her position. ing, which is how I make my decisions,” Jablon “I do support life,” Ernst said. said. “I do a sketch for every character and show “There would be certain excep- them to the director. Then, she approves it or tions, but it’s something that has changes it.” Richard Martinez/Iowa State Daily to be discussed. The life of the Once the design is approved, it becomes Actors prepare to go on stage by getting into their costumes, mother, I think that would be im- designed by graduate student Sara Jablon, for the Iowa State portant [to allow an abortion].” COSTUMES p8 Theatre Department’s play, Spring Awakening, on Oct. 10. Braley, who is pro-choice, also said he “supports life,” but said he does not support the recent Supreme Court decision allowing companies to choose the types of contraception that are covered for female employees. Violence leaves chairs empty at dinner tables Timothy Hagle, a professor of political science at the University By Michaela.Ramm thought.” of Iowa, said this was low-point in @iowastatedaily.com ACCESS wanted to reach out Ernst’s performance at the debate. to people in order to teach them “The moderator shot a series about the issue. of questions at her, which may Nearly 200 empty chairs “This event is meant to show have been the thing that threw lined the sidewalk on the lawn people that this problem is real Ernst off,” Hagle said. “She said of Central Campus, each repre- and it’s not just something you the words ‘pro-life’ an awful lot of senting a tragedy that happened see in the media,” said LaShawn times without outlining some spe- within a home in Iowa. Wright, a domestic abuse ad- cifics of what that actually means.” Each of the 197 chairs, lead- vocate for ACCESS and an ISU Discussion of the influence of ing from the Margaret Sloss alumna. “It’s something that outside groups spending money House to the Memorial Union, happens in the home, whether on the race was a point of conten- represents every man, woman, it’s your neighbor or even within tion. According to the Wesleyan and child in Iowa who has lost his your own home.” Media Project, over 13,000 ads or her life to domestic violence By informing students on have been aired this election cycle since January 1995. campus about the issue, Wright in Iowa. Each individual chair has a said it would help make a dif- When discussion turned to person’s name, as well as his or ference. embarrassing TV ads, the conver- her story. “Domestic violence is not sation shifted to Braley supporting Violence Leaves an Empty something that will stop over- limits on outside spending and Chair at the Table took place night, but by bringing awareness tougher rules on disclosure of from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Oct 16. on campus, we could help change Kelby Wingert/Iowa State Daily money. Ernst said she supports The event was sponsored by the that,” Wright said. October is Domestic Violence Awareness month. Each of these 197 empty chairs the right to free speech in politics, Margaret Sloss Women’s Center, Leah Clark, a graduate stu- represents a person who has died from domestic violence in Iowa since Janurary 1995. but even admitted she doesn’t Student Counseling Services and dent in educational leadership, watch TV anymore because of so the Assault Care Center Extend- said she was shocked at the num- wanting to help out,” Sturdivant offered by ACCESS and other many ads. ing Shelter and Support in Ames. ber of chairs there were repre- said. domestic violence shelters. Kelly Winfrey, professor at The goal of the event is to senting individuals from Iowa. The most important part of If you wish to contact AC- the Catt Center for Women and spread awareness of domestic “It’s definitely caused me to the event is to offer assistance CESS about a domestic violence Politics at Iowa State, said this was violence. start thinking a lot about this is- to those who may be suffering problem, they can either be con- one of Braley’s high points in the Anasia Sturdivant is the sue,” Clark said. “Reading these from domestic violence or know tacted on their website or by debate. She also said Braley had Youth Domestic Violence Co- stories and thinking about them someone who is, Sturdivant said. calling one of their crisis lines. “more substance” in the debate ordinator at ACCESS and said definitely makes it all seem more “We get people who think The services offered are free and and did a better job of articulating raising awareness is the best way real.” they know someone in a vio- confidential. what he plans to do as a senator. to help others. Sturdivant said this passive lent situation and come to us Sexual Abuse Crisis Line: “Overall, I thought [Braley] “It helps open people’s event is effective in not only mak- for questions on how to help,” 1-800-203-3488 seemed very passionate and sin- eyes,” Sturdivant said. “Just see- ing people aware but also gaining Sturdivant said. Domestic Violence Crisis cere, and less robotic, like he ing these stories creates an ‘aha’ their interest. According to Sturdivant, Line: 1-855-983-4641 seemed in the first debate,” Win- moment for people where they “After events like this, we get events like this are important Shelter Services Crisis Line: realize it’s a lot worse than they a lot more feedback from people to inform others on resources 1-855-696-2980 DEBATE p8 IOWA STATE DAILY

2 CAMPUS BRIEF Friday, Oct. 17, 2014 Weather SNAPSHOT Online FRIDAY Sunny, windy and much 57 Content cooler. 42 SATURDAY LECTURE Mostly sunny during the day 58 and partly cloudy at night. Cyd Zeigler visits 36 campus SUNDAY Cyd Zeigler, cofounder Cloudy throughout the day 60 of the Nike LGBT Sports Coalition, visited the ISU and clear at night. campus to discuss LGBT 37 athletes and their moments in sports history. For the Weather provided by ISU Meterology Club. full story, go online to the news section of the Daily’s website. Blake Lanser/Iowa State Daily

Police Blotter Student cruises through campus with canine MORE INFO The information in the log comes from All those accused of violating the law Johnathan McNear, senior in management information systems, and his dog Coco cruise down Osborn the ISU and City of Ames police depart- are innocent until proven guilty in a ments’ records. court of law. drive Thursday. The high for the day was 72 degrees and sunny. Many students have been taking advan- tage of days where the weather is nice. Gay marriage Oct. 5 timeline lated investigation at Armory Christian Peterson, 21, of (reported at 2:00 p.m.). The Supreme Court 2816 Wood Street, Ames, was paved the way for gay mar- arrested and charged with An individual reported re- Weekend sports schedule riage in numerous states public intoxication at Knapp ceiving a harassing commu- last week. After reading Street and Sheldon Avenue nication at Schilletter Village about how it affects Iowa (reported at 1:41 a.m.). (reported at 5:23 p.m.). FRIDAY in the news section, go on- line or the app to check out An individual reported the Oct. 8 Cross Country at Wisconsin Adidas Invitational, 11 a.m. a timeline of gay marriage theft of a bike at Lyon Hall Swimming, Diving vs. South Dakota State, 6 p.m. in the United States. (reported at 8:08 p.m.). An individual reported the Soccer vs. West Virginia, 7 p.m. theft of newspapers from mul- Women’s at Stanford Intercollegiate Officers checked the welfare tiple buildings at Hamilton STATISTICS of a resident who was experi- Hall (reported at 10:58 a.m.). encing emotional difficulties SATURDAY at Frederiksen Court. The indi- An individual reported dam- Domestic vidual was referred to counsel- age to a motorcycle at East Volleyball at Texas Tech, 10 a.m. ing services (reported at 10:10 Campus Parking Deck (re- Swimming, Diving vs. Nebraska, 10 a.m. violence p.m.). ported at 11:18 a.m.). vs. Kirkwood Community College, 12 p.m., 2 p.m. Hilton Madness, 6 p.m. The Margaret Sloss Oct. 6 An officer reported graffiti Football at Texas, 7 p.m. Women’s Center set empty painted on a railroad bridge Women’s golf at Stanford Intercollegiate chairs on its lawn on Thurs- An officer checked the welfare overpass at 6th Street (report- day to represent those who of a resident at University Vil- ed at 2:20 p.m.). lost their lives because of lage (reported at 3:12 p.m.). domestic violence. After An officer investigated a prop- reading the Daily’s story on An individual reported receiv- erty damage collision at Lot 41 the event, go online or on ing harassing telephone calls (reported at 5:13 p.m.). the app to find more statis- at Parks Library (reported at tics on domestic violence. 5:17 p.m.). Alexander Burns, 18, of 1600 Tuley Street, Cedar Hill, TX, An individual reported being was arrested and charged with POLL NUMBERS assaulted by an unknown per- possession of a controlled son at State Avenue (reported substance and possession of at 5:35 p.m.). drug paraphernalia at Helser Senate race Hall (reported at 7:12 p.m.). An individual reported the Congressman Bruce theft of items from a room at Oct. 9 Braley and state senator Wilson Hall (reported at 6:01 Joni Ernst had a debate on p.m.). An individual reported the Thursday night. After read- theft of a bike at Bio-Renew- ing the recap in print, check An officer checked the welfare ables Laboratory (reported at out the Daily’s app or web- of a resident at Martin Hall 12:28 p.m.). site to find the most recent (reported at 11:19 p.m.). poll numbers for the race. An individual reported being Oct. 7 harassed by an acquaintance at (reported at 12:32 SPORTS An officer initiated a drug re p.m.). Weekend previews

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Richard Martinez/Iowa State Daily LGBT rights differ from state to state By Greg.Zwiers sion to deny the appeal has consider looking at a state thinks having bullying pro- gender preference is not crime laws. @iowastatedaily.com made same sex marriage that didn’t have those types tections for LGBTQA youth mentioned in the United “I don’t know why legal in 30 states. of things in place.” especially in the K-12 level States federal hate crime more states don’t have the The Iowa Civil Rights Adam Guenther, presi- is especially important be- law. gender expression includ- Same sex marriage is Act prohibits discrimina- dent of the LGBT Ally Alli- cause it helps remove barri- “Transgender people ed in their laws because a popular topic when it tion based on gender iden- ance and senior in animal ers to education and comes make up 1 to 1.5 percent of it’s always been an issue comes to legal rights of LG- tity and sexual orientation, science, said it is nerve- at a time when people are the world’s population but where people are bullied or BTQA people, but advocates but if someone gets a job wracking not knowing if he developing themselves. about 400 times more likely hate crimes are perpetrated don’t want the push to stop out of the state of Iowa they will be able to be open as “I always think it’s good to be assaulted or murdered against them because they there. might not have those pro- a member of the LGBTQA to get a little bit specific than the rest of the popula- present themselves in ways There are 29 states tections under the law. community at job or intern- with things. I mean not that tion. These crimes are more that people don’t think they which don’t mention sexual Iowa is one of 18 states ship to which he is applying. you wouldn’t want all the likely to be violent, and are should,” Port said. orientation in their non- — plus the District of Co- He also said he worries bullying to be eradicated, often meant to intimidate Guenther said he be- discrimination laws and 32 lumbia — that has sexual about listing certain organi- but I think it’s good to pull the entire community,” ac- lieves there should be added that do not include gender orientation and gender zations on his resume. out those specific classes cording to transviolence- penalties for people whose identity, according to the identity listed in its anti- Iowa also has anti- actually because I don’t tracker.org, an organization crimes target certain groups Human Rights Campaign. discrimination laws, ac- bullying laws that include think everybody interprets dedicated to showing the and that sexual orientation The U.S Supreme Court cording to the American sexual orientation and gen- the laws the same,” Port amount of violence trans- and gender identity should denied the appeal of rulings Civil Liberties Union. der identity. LGBTQA youth said. gender people face. be included with religion by the U.S. 4th, 10th and “It is so important to are at a higher risk of being Port said she thinks Trans Violence tracker and race. 7th District Courts which me that I can be in a place bullied according to the people may not always be published a report of 102 re- Port said she thinks ruled same sex marriage where I can be fully authen- CDC and stopbullying.gov, thinking about sexual ori- ported cases of transgender sexual orientation has be- bans unconstitutional in tic,” said Nicci Port, an ad- a website that is run by the entation or gender identity violence from January 1 to come part of the collective Virginia, Wisconsin, Indi- ministrative specialist in Department of Health and when they are trying to pre- April 30 of 2014. There are consciousness as a nation, ana, Oklahoma and Utah. the human sciences depart- Human Services. vent bullying. 11 states that have gender and thinks gender identity The Supreme Court’s deci- ment. “I would not even Guenther said he Sexual orientation and identity listed in their hate is soon to follow. Cultural Ambassador Program offers mentors for students

By Chelsea.Anderson individual in order to match American students are good @iowastatedaily.com other students that will con- at more than just studying nect best to each other. and thought Korean edu- The ambassadors’ jobs cation should be changed More than 10 percent are to guide the students to focus on more than just of all ISU students are in- in adapting to a new en- studying,” Yelim said. ternational students who vironment, converse in At this point, the pro- come to Iowa State without English, answer any ques- gram consists of 64 inter- friends, family or experi- tions, show them the Iowa national students and 59 ence with Iowa culture. State life style and, mostly, ambassadors. The program In order to help assist make sure they have a good not only benefits the inter- students in their cultural start to their experiences in national students involved transitions, a peer mentor America. but also allows any domes- program was needed. Ye-Lim Lim is an in- tic students who become The Government of the ternational student and ambassadors to gain both Student Body and Interna- freshman in psychology, leadership and cultural ex- tional Students and Schol- currently going through perience. ars collaborated in 2012 to the program and has met “All students who are Jonathan North/Iowa State Daily create what was originally with her mentor twice. So at least sophomore level Paul Kyungjoon Chang, right, is the student coordinator for the Cultural Ambassadors Program. Yelim Lim, left, known as the International far, she said that they went are eligible to be an am- is a culture peer from South Korea. Student Mentor Program. to a concert together and bassador [or have had] one Since then, the program also had a dinner where year of living in Ames as a national culture. At the end those ambassadors who each semester, offering an has developed further and her ambassador cooked her student is required,” said of the semester the program have been successful in opportunity for all students, recently changed the name a typical American meal: Chung. holds a banquet including guiding their peers. international and domestic, to the Cultural Ambassador macaroni and cheese. At the beginning of the certificates and prizes for The program restarts to get involved. Program. Not only have Lim and program, the ambassadors “We wanted to expand her mentor done activities attend training that goes the program, and in order to together, but she has also over some of the basics such do so, we needed to appeal been there when Lim need- as expectations and role- to more domestic students ed assistance for school- playing activities. as ambassadors, and chang- related activities. Throughout the semes- ing the name allowed a bet- “I had a concert last ter the ambassador and the ter appeal as a leadership Sunday and I didn’t have international student meet opportunity for them to do black shoes, but she also and interact on their own, so,” said Kyungjoon Chung, does concerts so she had doing things that interest student coordinator for the black shoes I could borrow,” them most and helping one program. Lim said. another. As a whole, there The program provides Lim said she finds it are few things in which they an American ambassador helpful and enjoys hav- offer for all involved. for all international stu- ing someone to guide her. “We host two social- dents during their first se- Through activities with the izing large events and we Get 5% o for every 7 points scored by the Cyclones. mester here at Iowa State. program, Lim has been able decide by sending a poll al- O er good on regular priced purchases of ISU clothing & gifts When matching ambas- to take on a new under- lowing [students] to vote on sadors and international standing of both the Ameri- their choices,” Chung said. Excludes sale items and Under Armour. students, the program takes can culture as well as her Previously, they have into consideration aspects Korean culture. done things such as ice Save up to 25% such as the age, gender, “When I saw the con- skating, bowling and per- interests and major of each cert, I learned that many formances related to inter- IOWA STATE DAILY

4 OPINION Friday, Oct. 17, 2014

Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons The prices for ulcerative colitis medications are through the roof in today’s economy. However, thanks to Obamacare, these medications as well as others are more readily available to those truly desparate and lowers their out- of-pocket cost. An illness that causes similar symptoms to ulcerative colitis, Chronic Kidney Disease, is most common in people over the age of 70. Glawe is only 22 years old and has to fight this terrible disease. Thank you Obamacare

By Michael.Glawe I thought all of this could be Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD). house. The estimated U.S. average @iowastatedaily.com attributed to the fact that I have It was then that I found the per transplant in 2011 was $262,000. ulcerative colitis (UC), a condi- culprit, or at least the accomplice, I cannot imagine what life would be tion I was diagnosed with in high to all of my health problems. The like for someone who has ulcerative et’s get personal. About two school. It’s a severe and potentially fatigue (anemia), the foot swelling colitis, a preexisting condition, who months ago, I visited the clinic life-threatening condition that puts (gout), and weight loss. is denied coverage for a kidney Lin my hometown to consult me at a much greater risk for colon For those of you who don’t transplant or must pay heftier pre- my doctor because of various com- cancer. Oh, and it will stick with me know, kidney disease involves the miums. A kidney transplant will lit- plications I was having with my for the rest of my life. deteriorating function of the kid- erally save someone’s life, but that health. For instance: I was never I had been off medication for neys. Basically, the kidneys can someone will be slapped with an hungry and my weight had dropped a few years (which was thoroughly no longer filter out waste prod- outrageous, life changing burden. from around 150 lbs in high school irresponsible) so I figured if I could ucts from the bloodstream. CKD The Affordable Care Act pre- to 130 now. People constantly ap- just get back on the medication, all can lead to anemia, heart disease vents insurance companies from proach me about my weight, “Mi- of my problems would be solved. and even a stroke. Kidney failure, denying someone like me the ad- chael, are you getting enough to eat My doctor ordered up some when the functionality drops be- equate coverage to stay alive. Tens down there at college?” The change blood tests, renewed my prescrip- low around 10%, is fatal without of millions of uninsured and under- is noticeable, and it renders me ut- tion and sent me on my way. For immediate attention. This is called insured people who have entered terly self-conscious. those who don’t know, Lialda, a End Stage Renal Disease, or Stage the exchanges can now live a safer Occasionally I suffer from joint common medication for UC, costs V Kidney Disease, of which I am on and more secure life because of pain, I have had severe swelling in the hundreds of dollars if you are the precipice. In most cases, CKD Obamacare. Premiums are much in my foot, and sometimes I can’t uninsured. I’ve seen the price range is very mild and more severe forms lower than expected, our deficits walk. The pain can be so intense from $250 to $950… and that will only happen in older populations are projected to shrink year by year that I have to skip class. I thought get you by for one month. – it is most common among adults and the growth of health care costs I had fractured my foot somehow I take pause here to encourage older than 70 years. are finally beginning to slow. and it simply wasn’t healing. the reader to support any legislation Being 22 years old, I am a very The Affordable Care Act allevi- Worst of all was the constant regarding funding of inflammatory rare exception. ates the heavy burdens that UC and fatigue. I was always tired, even bowel disease research. Living with A part of me is literally dying, CKD patients face, and most of all, after taking a nap – my body just it is an uncomfortable and difficult and there’s not a lot I can do. I it will save lives. wanted to sleep. Still, when I climb condition, and legislation that seeks have plunged into a new realm of When you think of ACA or any stairs, I have to take a break on to reduce costs of medication or to living where the phrase “weigh- other form of legislation that seeks the landings because I get light- expand our knowledge of it goes a ing your options” is a legitimate to aid people who are stricken with headed. People who are close to me long way by helping the Crohn’s concern. Dialysis and/or a kidney severe health complications, think know that I love reading and writ- and colitis community. transplant are pretty much my only of me. Think of people like me, but ing. They’re as essential to me as A week later, I was moving my options. Though, I can slow the kid- less fortunate and poverty stricken, breathing. Because of the fatigue, I girlfriend into her apartment when I ney failure by watching what I eat. who otherwise wouldn’t have ac- couldn’t last through a couple pages received a phone call from my doc- It is here that I must give credit to cess to adequate care. They are the of my favorite writers. Sometimes tor, who expressed concern over my those in the field of Dietetics. They faces of health care reform, not the this caused me so much frustration, blood tests. He advised me to get represent the future of preventive people who, with no evidence, and I’d break down and sob. another check up. After a follow up care – the kind of care that will keep against overwhelming data, claim I felt that my body was failing blood test and an ultrasound, my my kidneys alive. it’s a catastrophe. me. Or, perhaps conversely, I was doctor at McFarland Clinic here The cost of a kidney transplant, Seriously, thanks very much, failing it. in Ames diagnosed me Stage IV without insurance, is the same as a Obama.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR Retracting hateful words about GSB

By Robert Dunn, senior in dent Body as hostile toward ues. They do not in fact. that any conservative or- sentiments. the LGBT community, yet accounting any group. It was wrong, I would also like to clar- ganization has to the right I wanted to convey that demand those you disagree hasty and inappropriate to ify comments that I made to assemble without being the author was trying to use with, i.e. opponents of same target an entire body. in a letter this past August falsely attacked as being a the word “hate” as a way sex marriage, to shut up and I would like to officially I specifically retract the responding to a letter in re- “hate group,” I was wrong to silence debate. Toler- call them a hate group just and publicly retract and re- statement where I claimed gards to the Family Leader for using the terms “Nazi ance goes both ways and for the fact that they have nounce my letter attacking that GSB is hostile to those Summit. and Gay Mafia!” I sincerely it is hypocritical to call for a different opinion than the Government of the Stu- who hold conservative val- While I strongly believe apologize and retract both tolerance and respect for yours. OPINION Friday, Oct. 17, 2014 5

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Iowa State Daily Sam Mereness, junior in mechanical engineering, tests out a wheelchair with some friends at the “Step Into My World” event, part of Disability Awareness Week. Be respectful to peers with disablities

Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons A noticeable and somewhat upset- Actor George Takei publically revealed that he was gay in 2005, and married his boyfriend in 2008 when gay marriage was officially legalized in Iowa. Takei is an LGBTQA activist. ting trend regarding the common cour- tesy of ISU students has come to light re- cently. Students with physical handicaps are not being given the proper courtesy they deserve. Every building on campus Gay rights community is diverse is wheelchair accessible and meets the standards established by the Americans By Steve.Kim realized he was more interest- lished on CNN. He is also dis- members and some Christians with Disabilities Act. All the Cyride buses @iowastatedaily.com ed in his friend named David cussing homosexual rights all from conservative churches, do the same, so the blame is not with the than his date named Monica. around the world by delivering so the festival was almost ru- university or any policy decision. The In addition, he couldn’t sym- speeches. After homosexual ined. fault rests instead with some members eorge Takei, an Ameri- pathize with his classmates marriage became legalized in However, Takei encour- of the student body. can actor and LGBTQA when they said, “I want to 2008, he married his boyfriend aged homosexuals to not give As previously mentioned, Cyride’s Gactivist, recently lent date Monica. She is so hot.” Brad, whom he has dated for up even though there are scheduled routes are wheelchair-ac- his support to an under-repre- Nevertheless, he felt that he twenty-seven years. many obstacles to achieve cessible and up-to-code regarding the sented minority in a culturally had to pretend to be a straight After his speech, sever- their goals. He also stated that requirements set forth by the ADA. Due conservative country: Korea’s because society was not open- al audience members made he would keep fighting for to the sheer size of the university and the LGBT community. In a speech minded to homosexuals at comments about the speech, homosexual rights in the U.S. city, students who have to wear medical at City Hall on May. 28, he that time. asked him questions about and argue with conservative boots, rely on crutches or use wheelchairs talked about his own journey Homosexuality at the homosexual issues and talked politicians who express ho- for mobility often have few other options toward accepting himself as time was regarded as a dis- about their own experiences. mophobia. than Cyride. a gay man and motivated Ko- ease, so homosexual bars and Jang Minho, a Korean trans- Homosexuals should not The buses are among the most con- rean LGBT members to fight events had to be under the gender man, said he used to be be discriminated in any demo- venient forms of transportation on the for their own rights. Takei government’s control until bullied by his co-workers and cratic nations, since any kinds Iowa State campus and around the Ames and Korean LGBT members 1973. Takei stated that mem- even family members just be- of discrimination are against community for the physically handi- inspired me a even though I bers of LGBT community cause of his sexual orientation. human rights. However, the capped, so they should be given priority was not interested in homo- started to demonstrate after Whenever he failed ex- most effective way to change on the buses. sexual issues before attending a bunch of homosexuals were ams and job interviews, his in Korean society as it relates Obviously, the majority of students the meeting. injured and arrested by police parents and siblings blamed to non-heterosexuality is for using Cyride do not have physical im- Takei was born in Los An- during an equal rights protest. him because they thought he people to stop living in fear pediments but use the transit system for geles, California to Japanese- Because all the citizens need only focused on sex reversal and be honest about their the same convenient reasons. However, American parents in 1937. to be treated equally in demo- surgery all the time and did persons. when the buses are so frequently over- After graduating from the cratic country, he thought not concentrate on studying. It’s time for non-hetero- crowded, it can be difficult for students University of California, Los discrimination against homo- Park Mina, another audi- sexual identified people to on crutches or in wheelchairs to find Angeles, where he received a sexuals could not be accepted. ence member, said that be- take a stand for their equal space on the bus. Bachelor of Arts in theater in Finally, he revealed that cause most Koreans are close- rights if they want them. If When sitting on a crowded bus, com- 1960 and a Master of Arts in he was gay to the public in minded toward homosexu- gays do not accept their ho- mon courtesy dictates that a person that theater in 1964, he became 2005 and began his own LGBT ality, she thinks it might be mosexual lives, why should is able to stand comfortably should give one of the most popular Amer- campaign. He criticized sev- impossible to make a change they expect others to accept up or at least offer their seat to a person ican actors. He played Mr. eral conservative politicians in Korea. She also talked about them? Acceptance starts with wearing a boot or walking with the as- Sulu in “Star Trek”, which was when the religious freedom the “Korean Queer Festival,” onesself and the best way to sistance of crutches. a popular American TV show. bill, which justified rejecting which was a parade of the end bullying is to stand strong The individual you offer your seat to During his speech, Takei homosexuals from having Korean LGBT community. to your truth and against those may not even want to take if from you, recounted a double-date he’d businesses because of their During the parade, there was who reject your truth. It’s time but it is only polite to ask. go on as a teenager, where he sexual orientation, was estab- a confrontation between LGBT to stop being weak. The same courtesy should be dis- played on the sidewalks between classes. With tens of thousands of students walk- ing around campus, we all know that the sidewalks and crosswalks can be difficult to navigate. Iowa does its part to prevent Ebola Therefore, if you see a person who may have more difficulty altering their By Zoë.Woods tim of Ebola had to be quar- Operations Center. It was dis- unprepared to isolate and care path than you, simply step out of the way @iowastatedaily.com antined after their refusal to cussed what would have to be for patients, experts have said. or let them go past. remain indoors. No disrespect done if a suspected Ebola case It was announced on Similarly, if you’re walking into a to the deceased by any means, appeared within the state. Wednesday Federal officials building on campus and you have the he new big thing on however, it was just a plain “We have the luxury to will start screening some opportunity to hold the door open for minds today is the dead- thoughtless to risk getting have this conversation, be- visitors from West Africa at another person, physically handicapped Tly Ebola virus rearing others sick with the incurable cause it’s not in real time,” five international airports, in or not, hold the door. It is the smallest its ugly head in West Africa. disease. said Rick Kozin, director of the hopes to stop the disease in act of courtesy you can do for someone And this outbreak is by far the With all of the ruckus oc- Polk County Health Depart- its tracks. else, and takes less than two seconds of worst the world has seen since curring on home soil action ment, in an article in the Des As for people coming into your time. its existence was made known must be taken. And luckily Moines Register. the Des Moines National Air- Behaving politely in these situations back in 1976. Iowa is doing its part. I mean, Medical officials from dif- port, you can put your minds is not a form of pity, nor are you singling This makes the risk to it is the smartest thing to stay ferent areas of the state stated at ease because the airport out these students as different or lesser. contract the disease here in ahead of the curve when it they were prepared to isolate, doesn’t get passenger flights You are simply acting with the same de- America a lot higher. On Sept. comes to something as serious test and treat patients with from other countries includ- cency that you would want others to show 30 of this year, the Center for as Ebola. Especially when the the virus. ing Liberia. Even the con- you in a similar situation. Disease Control confirmed the disease lurks on our western Specific steps are being necting flights are accounted If you feel as though only offering first travel-associated case of border only three hours away taken if such an event were for because those airports are your seat, providing the right of way, or Ebola diagnosed in Texas. from campus. to occur. being screened. holding doors open for the physically According to the CDC, Ashoka Mukpo an Ameri- Unlike many diseases, U.S. officials have ex- handicapped is rude to them because you “Healthcare providers caring can journalist is receiving an such as the flu, Ebola cannot pressed confidence to assure only provide those courtesies to them, for Ebola patients and the experiment drug to hopefully be transmitted via the air, ex- Americans that they could perhaps you could resolve your dilemma family and friends in close curb the inevitable outcome. perts say. It can only be caught prevent any such outbreak of by being more polite to everyone around contact with Ebola patients Mukpo is being cared for in an by people who touch fluids Ebola in the U.S. you. This way it won’t be awkward for you are at the highest risk of get- Omaha hospital, that is at risk from a person who is actively Their methods would be when you act like a good person. ting sick because they may of being infected. ill with Ebola or has died from to closely watch for cases and Your day is no more important than come in contact with the Even with sanitary pre- it. So that means we can lay immediately step in to treat the day of the person walking in front of blood or body fluids of sick cautions there is still that the masks to rest, just until the anyone who is ill and isolate or behind you, so perform these simple patients.” slight chance of someone strain mutates and infects the anyone who might be infect- and polite tasks and make another per- Now all of the panicking getting infected with it and air around us. ed. Hopefully the words “TO son’s life a little bit easier. Who knows, can start, it’s only a matter of spreading it unknowingly. This disease became an LATE,” don’t flash as head- the kindness might just come back your time before more and more Dozens of Iowan officials, epidemic in the African coun- lines on the evening news, and way when you find yourself in need. people come down with the seeing the potential danger, tries of Liberia, Guinea and nothing comes from this ter- virus right? Especially after gathered on Wednesday at Sierra Leone because their rible outbreak that has taken the family of the recent vic- the Polk County Emergency public health systems were many lives. Editorial Board Stephen Koenigsfeld, editor-in-chief Maddy Arnold, managing editor of content Katie Titus, opinion editor LETTER TO THE EDITOR Stephen Snyder, assistant opinion editor

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6 SPORTS Friday, Oct. 17, 2014

Stephen Koenigsfeld/Iowa State Daily Junior infielder Maddie Reese fields a fair ball from third base in a match against South Dakota on April 22. Reese now plays at second base for the Cyclones, showcasing her versatility has a utlity player for Iowa State. Maddie Reese shows versatility

By Kevin.Horner circle to her favorite and most of her situation, however, she senior right-handed pitcher former ISU second baseman @iowastatedaily.com familiar position, second base. has found success in each of Paris Imholz. “She’ll stay after Sara Davison last spring, a new “My favorite position her different roles which she [practice], she’ll ask questions, weak spot was exposed in the is second base,” Reese said. and her teammates accredit she’ll do whatever she can to middle infield. Catcher, third base, left “That’s the position I’ve played to two key aspects: athleticism be the best at whatever she’s Not only did this affect Re- field, second base. To the unin- since I was five or six years old, and willingness to change. asked to do.” ese, who now plays the position formed listener, those positions so it’s fun to finally be back “She’s super athletic and That readiness to not only she became familiar with in may appear to be the start of a there this year.” can do a lot of different things,” switch positions at a moment’s her childhood, in high school resume for an entire softball In high school, Reese had said ISU softball coach Stacy notice, but also attack the new and at Arkansas, but it also team. essentially only utilized her Gemeinhardt-Cesler. “She can position with the same tenacity impacted senior shortstop Lexi However, to the members skills in the infield. Near the play second, third, anywhere she attacks any other position, Slater, who now has to adjust of the ISU softball team, those end of the summer following in the outfield, catching. Any- has proved crucial in situations to communicating with Reese four separately allocated spots her senior year, however, she where she goes, she’s going to where injuries and unexpected instead of Davison. on the field all represent one began to fine-tune her outfield be good.” performances from teammates “We’re starting to know thing: the positions that Mad- skills in an attempt to boost her Reese, as Gemeinhardt- have resulted in an immedi- how each other play,” Slater die Reese plays. versatility. Cesler can speak to, has had ate need for Reese’s versatile said. “She’s doing an awesome Reese, a native of Pittsford, Little did she know, her excellent success in the field, skill-set. job. She’s taking extra reps all N.Y., transferred to Iowa State versatility would be extended but also has been one of Iowa Last March, when an inju- the time; we just have to get from Arkansas to begin her to entire new level when she State’s top producers at the ry struck former ISU left fielder used to each other.” sophomore year and immedi- would hit the practice field at plate. Liana Henry at a tournament in Despite her return to her ately jumped into various roles Cyclone Sports Complex in the However, as most coaches Louisville, Reese, a junior third most comfortable spot in the on the Cyclones’ depth chart. fall of 2012. can attest to, without a proper baseman at the time, prompt- field, both Reese and Gemein- “My sophomore year I was Considering the stand- attitude and willingness to ly and successfully replaced hardt-Cesler recognize that primarily an infielder,” Reese point that most focused ath- make sacrifices for the sake Henry in the outfield for an nothing is set in stone. said. “But I transformed into a letes assume in any sport, of the team, a player will not extended part of the season. Reese is just content to be catcher and played a little bit which is to fix all of his or her be able to utilize his or her full “As a coach, it’s great to playing the game she loves. of outfield. So, I kind of moved attention on a specific position, potential. know that wherever we’re the “I’m just excited to be on around everywhere.” it was unusual how much of However, that has not weakest, we can put [Maddie] the field,” said Reese. “It’s actu- Following her sophomore the field Reese would end up been a problem for this former and we’re going to be immedi- ally really exciting to play new year, Reese split time mostly covering over her three years Razorback. ately stronger,” said Gemein- positions. So, anywhere I can between third base and left as a Cyclone. “She is willing to do what- hardt-Cesler. play that will help the team, I’m field before finally coming full Despite the unlikelihood ever she can for the team,” said Given the graduation of happy to play.”

Women’s cross country seeks to gain experience

By Kyle.Heim similar to the National key-off each other a little “[Grove-McDonough] @iowastatedaily.com Championships,” Grove- better. It’s going to be a expects us to feel kind of McDonough said. “There’s big test for them in such a tired,” Nelson said. “The The ISU women’s cross going to be a lot of great tightly-packed field.” goal is to practice race country is focused more on runners and a lot of teams Junior Crystal Nel- strategy and to feel good gaining experience rather with a lot of depth. It’s a son, redshirt senior Katy during the race.” than winning the Wiscon- really tight field, so you feel Moen, graduate Marga- The Wisconsin Adidas sin Adidas Invitational on like sardines. You might be ret Connelly, sophomores Invitational will give Grove- Friday. having a really good race Bethanie Brown and Perez McDonough one last look The women’s event and be 50th.” Rotich, redshirt freshman at her team in a regular features 40 teams, includ- Grove-McDonough Erin Hooker and redshirt season event. ing 22 teams ranked inside said she expects another junior Colleen Riley are all The goal is to contin- the top-30 by the United strong performance from expected to start for the ue to stay healthy as post- States and her top three runners but Cyclones. season approaches next Cross Country Coaches As- said she would like to see Brown is day-to-day month. sociation. all six of her runners race with tendonitis issues but On Nov. 1, Iowa State ISU women’s cross better than they did at the still expects to run. will travel to Lawrence, country coach Andrea Roy Griak Invitational. “It’s another oppor- Kansas to compete in the Grove-McDonough hopes “The girls in front have tunity to get some more Big 12 Championships. the invitational will help a lot of poise and a lot of experience with the top Next on the schedule is the give the runners ideas for experience,” Grove-Mc- teams before Nationals,” Midwest Regional on Nov. what the NCAA Champi- Donough said. “We just Connelly said. 14 in Peoria, Illinois. onships will be like next need to make sure our four, The team enters the The team finishes the month. five and six runners learn meet after completing an season at the NCAA Cham- Kyle Heim/Iowa State Daily “This meet at Wis- to find each other on the extensive training session pionships on Nov. 22 in Junior Crystal Nelson, left, races to a third-place finish at the Roy Griak Invita- consin is going to run very course, and learn how to recently. Terre Haute, Indiana. tional on Sept. 27. The next invitational is at 11 a.m. on Oct. 17 in Madison, Wisc.

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CYCLONETM HOCKEY WELCOME TO THE NEW AGE CYCLONETM HOCKEY SPORTS Friday, Oct. 17, 2014 7 ISU, Texas find offensive improvement By Alex.Gookin ing to a glass trophy case. @iowastatedaily.com “He’s extremely strong and capable of doing anything with that ball.” Name that team: 2-4 Suddenly, that No. 111 overall record, 3-of-6 games ranked offense doesn’t ap- against ranked opponents pear to be so soft. With se- and coming off their best of- nior receivers John Harris fensive performance of the and Jaxon Shipley having season. Heading into this breakout seasons, the ISU week’s Iowa State vs. Texas secondary will have their matchup, it depends on work cut out for them as which fan you are asking. the Longhorns continue to Both teams have ended improve. in similar positions after six The same can be said games but with two differ- for the Cyclones. After the ent stories. After a week-one abysmal offensive perfor- embarrassment in a loss to mance against NDSU, the FCS North Dakota State, the offense improved weekly, Cyclones went on to win coming ahead in last week’s two of their next five games 454-yard performance with all three losses coming against Toledo, led by quar- to ranked opponents. Texas terback Sam Richardson. handled its two easiest op- “He was very produc- ponents — North Texas tive,” Rhoads said of his and Kansas — but struggled performance against Tole- against ranked opponents do. “When you start to ma- and was manhandled 41-7 ture like he is right now… against BYU. you make smart plays. He With the No. 111 made a lot of plays with his ranked offense in the na- feet and with his arm.” tion, the Longhorns ap- But for Richardson, peared to be the Cyclones’ the Longhorn secondary first defensive relief of the provides a challenge with season, while the Cyclones’ the No. 4 pass efficiency No. 93 ranked offense looks defense in the country. It like a dangling piece of will be a stark contrast from meat in front of a hungry the Toledo secondary he Texas defense’s face. faced, which ranked fourth- Not so fast. to-last in the nation in that While Texas has had category. its offensive struggles, it is “You’ve got to take ad- coming off a game in which vantage of single cover- it more than doubled No. 11 ages if they give you those,” Oklahoma’s total offense Richardson said of Texas. with 482 yards, despite fall- “Just trying to find favorable ing short 31-26. Quarter- match-ups. I know they are back Tyrone Swoopes had good on the back end, but I a career game, throwing think we are pretty strong at for 334 yards and scoring receiver.” two touchdowns as well as Despite the teams’ dif- picking up 50 yards and a ferent paths, they are still touchdown on the ground. matched at 2-4, battling “He’s just a big, strong for four more wins to gain athletic guy. He can throw bowl-eligibility. Saturday’s the ball forever — he can matchup offers one more throw the ball through that opportunity for a win for glass if he wanted to,” said two teams finding their Kelby Wingert/Iowa State Daily coach , point- rhythms. Redshirt junior quarterback Sam Richardson rushes the ball during the Homecoming game against Toledo on Oct. 11 at Stadium. Women’s golf to be challenged and No. 4 Stanford. “It’s great. We had Her pain did not stop The Stanford Though the Cyclones a day today so we went her from setting the ISU finished in seventh place as around and relaxed,” said program record for lowest Intercollegiate a team at the BRLH, Barquin senior Chonlada Chayanun. 18-hole score in the first said her and her teammates One of the team’s travels round of the BRLH, a 65, to host five are not far off from a high included visiting the Golden but she struggled in the fi- finish. Gate Bridge. “I actually like nal two rounds and posted “It’s a tournament [being on the road]; I love rounds of 85 and 76 to fall top-ten teams where we’re playing against to travel.” from a tie for first to a tie really, really good teams,” After having a day off for 14th. By Mike.Randleman Barquin said. “I will try my to explore San Francisco, “The first day it hurts, @iowastatedaily.com best to have a good tourna- the Cyclones had the next but when I was out on the ment. We’ve been practic- day to prepare for a course course I didn’t do anything ing a lot; we’re all in good (Stanford Golf Club) that is besides hitting my best tee With one tournament form. I think we’ll be at the new to all five starters. shots. It hurts, but I have to remaining in its fall season, top.” While the Cyclones lack get over my pain,” Chonlada the No. 36 ISU women’s golf Instead of focusing on the ability to draw from ex- said. “I tried to talk to other team will have the chance to its middle-of-the-pack re- perience of playing at this players that were playing prove itself against an NCAA sult in Texas, Iowa State will event in years past, the in- with me instead of focusing Championship-caliber field. hope to find similar results experience that freshmen on my pain. In the second Five top-10 teams in that it achieved at the Windy Barquin and Nattapan Siri- round and third round it the Golfweek/Sagarin rank- City Collegiate Classic on trai, has not kept them from hurt, too.” ings will convene at the Oct. 7, where it knocked off posting high finishes. With the injury not ex- Stanford Intercollegiate on two top-10 teams en route One of the two has ei- pected to worsen, Chaya- Oct. 17, along with the pre- to finishing in third place. ther led or co-led the team nun said she will give it a go vious three NCAA individual Before the Cyclones in all three events thus far for the Stanford Intercol- national champions. prepare for the stern test and both have third-place legiate, but will likely sit out Freshman Celia awaiting them in Palo Alto, finishes to their names. much of the practice round. Barquin, who is coming off Calif., however, they had Finding continued suc- Along with Barquin, of a career-best third-place some time to relax. cess from Barquin and Sirit- Chayanun and Siritrai, finish at the Betsy Rawls In the midst of a 10-day rai will be even more crucial junior Cajsa Persson and Longhorn Invitational, said period away from Ames and this week as Chayanun con- freshman M.J. Kamin will that the ISU women’s golf a stretch of three tourna- tinues to nurse an injured round out Iowa State’s start- Iowa State Daily team should be in good ments in 13 days, the team wrist stemming from ten- ing lineup. Iowa State’s Chonlada Chayanun starts off the Cyclones in the second day of form to compete with the took the day off on Oct. 15 donitis that developed early The first round will be- the 2013 Big 12 Women’s Golf Championship at The Harvester on April 20, 2013. likes of No. 1 Washington to unwind in San Francisco. this summer. gin 10:30 a.m. Friday. Women’s soccer emphasizes remainder of the season By Chris.Wolff recent weeks. in the coming weeks. @iowastatedaily.com The Cyclones haven’t First up will be West scored a goal in the past four Virginia on Oct. 17 in Ames. games and have lost four of West Virginia comes in with The ISU soccer team the last five games by just a a record of 9-2-2 for the sea- hasn’t played a game in single goal. son and has been playing nearly two weeks, provid- “I think mentally it especially well as of lately. ing the team time to take a helped to take a step back, The Mountaineers have step back and refocus. because when you’re getting not lost a match since late The time off couldn’t into a situation where you’re August. have come at a better time playing really well, playing While the records for the Cyclones (6-8, 0-4 Big hard, losing 1-0, playing may seem like a daunting 12), who are on a five-game really well, playing hard, matchup for the Cyclones, losing streak and have start- losing 1-0, that starts to be- the team sees it differently. ed off with a disappointing come a mental block where After several one-goal 0-4 conference record. you feel like no matter what losses, the team feels con- “Everyone took a step we do we’re not going to fident in its ability to play back to just kind of relax, get past this,” said ISU head with the conference’s best hang out and get their coach Tony Minatta. teams. minds off soccer, because Now, the Cyclones are “[It comes down to] after going hard for so long coming off the break with getting results,” said senior … it’s nice to let our bod- fresh legs, fresh attitudes goalkeeper Andrea Swan- ies recover,” said defender and treating their remain- son. “That’s something that Haley Albert. ing schedule as a four-game we haven’t done in Big 12 Kelby Wingert/Iowa State Daily While the physical season as they aim to make conference yet and definite- Sophomore forward Adalie Schmidt fights against Saint Louis University’s Molly Ream during the game on Aug. 31 at the Cyclone Sports Complex. The Cyclones defeated the Billikens 2-1. After a two-week break, the Cyclones are back at play. break was key for the Cy- a late-season push to get ly something we are capable clones to get back to full into the Big 12 tournament. of doing.” full strength. with an elbow injury. tournament berth. health and full strength, The road will be a dif- Aiding the Cyclones A key returning player With a healthy roster, “They are a good team perhaps the mental break ficult one for the Cyclones, in their attempt to upset is Adalie Schmidt, the Cy- the team has zeroed in on and they may overlook us, was more important for the who face No. 10 West Vir- some of the top teams in clone’s second leading goal West Virginia, who they look we just need to come out team, which faced a num- ginia, No. 12 Kansas, No. 19 the nation will be a roster scorer this season, who has to upset as they attempt hard and get them on their ber of frustrating losses in Texas Tech and No. 45 TCU that will finally be back to been sidelined since Sept. 7 a late-season conference heels,” Albert said. 8 Friday, Oct. 17, 2014 CLASSIFIEDS

COSTUMES p1 comes into every meeting the East Coast and see the costume designers I know by Linda Black with very clear and detailed rest of the country,” Jablon think I’m crazy, and fashion Horoscopes Jablon’s job to acquire the ideas,” Johnson said. “I said. people don’t always under- Today’s Birthday costumes. learned from [Jablon] that Iowa State drew stand my background. So “That could mean buy- if you are going to be good Jablon’s attention for hav- it’s been a bit of a curve.” (10/17/14) ing it, bargaining shopping, and do amazing things as ing one of the best Ph.D. Despite her unusual Community participation brings greatest reward this year. Work together for a cause that moves your spirit. Set lofty goals. Partnerships shift, borrowing them or using she has, you have to be sure programs in fashion and path, she has found plenty revealing new income opportunities. Go for the big bucks, especially what Iowa State already about your ideas, [be] orga- apparel in the country. of support at Iowa State. through 12/23. Then a study project takes your attention. Writing, has,” Jablon said. “Then we nized and act in a respectful “Iowa State had the “Everyone is very nur- recording and communications thrive. Balance health and work over do fittings and make sure and professional manner.” most professors I was in- turing,” Jablon said. “We springtime for new power. Bring your love home. everything looks the way it The move to Ames terested in working with, have amazing professors, should. After dress rehears- from New York came after the most classes I was in- and they are very welcom- To get the advantage, check the day’s rating: 10 is the easiest day, 0 the als and the show runs, my Jablon decided to switch terested in taking,” Jablon ing. It’s hard work, but it’s most challenging. job is done.” career paths. Jablon had an said. fulfilling and challenging Stacy Hansen, 1992 opportunity to teach a class When applying for and I’m learning so much.” Aries - 9 Libra - 9 ISU alumna and language for a semester in New York, graduate programs, Jablon Jablon is among the (March 21-April 19) (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) arts teacher at Valley High and found that she loved said she was very specific in first individuals to look at Your words inspire More work increases School in West Des Moines, doing it. her search. She is pursuing this aspect of fashion and others to action. It’s your sense of security. a good day to send a love note. Nonetheless, keep your eyes open was the production’s guest “Teaching was some- an aspect of the study that is costume design. She said Let someone know where you for new ways to bring money in. director. thing I always liked, but new and largely unheard of. people are just starting to stand. Ask for more and get it. Share opportunities with friends in “Our process really be- then I moved away from “Not everyone has think about this aspect of Remember your goals and avoid the business. What comes around gan to take shape about last it,” Jablon said. “I moved been confident in me when the study. overwhelm. goes around. Celebrate. May,” Hansen said. “We back into it in New York, I’ve been trying to explain A conference on the collaborate on the vision and I just really loved it. I what I was looking for,” subject started last year, Taurus - 9 Scorpio - 9 and have that dialogue. We have always been a back- Jablon said. “There were a and a journal may soon be (April 20-May 20) (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) really go back and forth, stage person, so it was like lot of programs who said it published within the next Put your efforts on Your mind is clear. hitting ideas off of one an- a performance to me. I re- was not for them.” year. display. Only go for Accept a new other.” ally enjoy it, and I think I’m To attain a Ph.D., one “I feel like there are the fun stuff. Prioritize steps to responsibility gracefully. You can Hansen said “Spring good at it.” must study the theory of people here who are eager win a prize. Do the homework. do it. Let people know what you Participate with a creative group. want. You have more resources Awakening” was greatly After her experience a subject, rather than the to see me take this research Accept acknowledgement from than expected. Revise your plans benefited by Jablon’s work. with teaching, Jablon found practice of it. It is unusual agenda farther. There is no far away. Find the perfect thing. to increase profits. “Sara and the artistic that she wanted a change in for people in Jablon’s area one else doing this, and team are just incredibly her life. of study to attain a Ph.D., I have an opportunity to Gemini - 9 Sagittarius - 9 generous with their talent,” “I started working full since fashion and apparel is start a niche,” Jablon said. (May 21-June 20) (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) Hansen said. “Sara can take time while teaching, and a practical study rather than “It’s exciting, and there are If you can avoid Today favors research. ideas and just make them it got to the point where I a theoretical study. professors who are excited overwhelm, a great Stick to the rules, and fly off the stage. It was a realized that I would have Jablon is researching for me and are interested opportunity becomes available. prioritize basics. Think fast and great opportunity to learn to pick one,” Jablon said. the social and sociological to see where I can take it.” An expert friend would love to tell work faster. There’s plenty for and grow from her.” “I thought I had done what aspect of clothing through- Jablon plans to finish you how to do it. Listen carefully. all. Buy to improve household Andre Johnson, the I could in New York, and I out history with an empha- her degree by May of 2016. Review your financial obligations. communications. You’re tempted stage manager for “Spring really wanted to focus on sis on costume design. She After obtaining her degree, Sort and file. Make lists. to go explore. Is it time to buy? Awakening” and senior in teaching.” said it has been a bit of a she plans to teach at the Cancer - 9 Capricorn - 9 performing arts, said he In order to teach, learning experience. college level. (June 21-July 22) (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) learned a lot by working Jablon would have to re- “I don’t have a social She plans on using her Grasp a fleeting Dance to your own with Jablon. ceive a Ph.D., which she science background and experiences working for income opportunity. drummer. Send words “It was great to not only resisted at first. the research I’ve done my Broadway and other theater Friends who share a passion have of love and you both feel better. work with someone who “I resisted, but then I whole life is completely dif- productions in her class- words of encouragement, as Advance your career over the next holds themselves so profes- realized there was a lot of ferent than the research we room, and hopes to share well as valuable connections and two days. You’re learning quickly, sionally, but someone who opportunity there to leave do here,” Jablon said. “Most them with her students. contribution. Rouse your joy and with help from a loved one. passion to play. 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Joni Ernst and Bruce Braley both partook in a nationally televised debate. The latest Des Moines Register/Bloomberg Iowa poll showed Ernst holding a one-point lead against Braley.

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