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Investigation Educational program ISU student reports assault in Campustown

By Kaitlin.York iowastatedaily.com

On Friday, Jan. 14, a general assault was re- ported to have happened in the elevator of the Welch Crown Center apartments. According to the report given by Investigations Cmdr. Jim Robinson, there were approximately four to five Asian males all dressed in black jeans and black pullovers. The man who attacked the female student appeared to have a faux-hawk. The student was transported to Mary Greeley Medical Center of Ames. Drinking is known to have been involved. The student to whom the attack reportedly happened wishes to remain anonymous. The investigation remains ongoing.

In tomorrow’s edition: Hear from the victim of this ! reported attack in Wednes- day’s Daily.

Members of the Riverdale Rocks Robots Lego League team from Riverdale Heights Elementary School in Bettendorf celebrate as their robot success- fully completes a task in the Iowa FIRST Lego League Championship competition Saturday in Howe Hall. Photo: Kelsey Kremer/Iowa State Daily Misprint Daily’s error Learning with Legos Engineering students host See for yourself: serves as Find video of the FIRST Lego Lego tournament for youth League Competition at How it works iowastatedaily.com ƒ FIRST Lego League is a program designed to reminder By Torey.Robinson teach children about science, technology and iowastatedaily.com engineering. tered to help with the FIRST Lego League, By Jessica.Opoien ƒ Each year, participating teams of 9- to 14-year- iowastatedaily.com A Lego contest may seem trivial to an out- and were crucial to the tournament’s success, olds must write computer software that sider, but for the 72 teams of 9- to 14-year-old said Brandon Newendorp, graduate student in programs a Lego robot to complete a series On Jan. 12, 2011, the Iowa State Daily pub- students involved in Saturday’s FIRST Lego mechanical engineering and planning team co- of tasks on its own. Teams also develop a lished an article about the sexual assault, mis- League State Competition, building a robot that chairman and event emcee. research project that addresses a problem and conduct and harassment policy at Iowa State, can complete an obstacle course of tasks on its “There’s no way we could support an event invites them to create an innovative solution. written by Kaitlin York. The story, headlined own was anything but child’s play. with more than 3,000 people attending without ƒ Participants are judged on teamwork, their in print as "Defining dangerous deeds," and Chris Tourek, graduate student in mechani- the support of volunteers,” Newendorp said. project presentation and research and their robot and its programs. online as "Understanding the policies for sex- cal engineering and FIRST Lego League plan- “We couldn’t run all the information desks, the ual assault," was about a very serious issue on ning team co-chairman, knows this firsthand outreach activities, the judging, the referees — college campuses. — he’s volunteered and helped plan the event it would be impossible without volunteers.” The story was accompanied by three side- for seven years. But volunteers can also set an example committee that allow for each tournament to bars, with the intention of providing more in- “We ran a Lego League tournament at my for how engineering is impacting the world, feature new components for participants. formation about sexual misconduct. However, high school,” Tourek said. “I found out when I Tourek said. This year’s event featured a boom crane for a very unfortunate error, on our part, has made was a freshman at Iowa State that we also ran a “Hopefully our volunteers can come out and the first time at Saturday’s competition, which one of those sidebars infamous across the tournament, so I volunteered my first year. The show these kids what cool science and technol- allowed a constant video feed from the Howe Internet. The sidebar, "Who cannot give con- next year I joined the planning team and have ogy things are happening in Iowa and at Iowa Hall atrium to other buildings where partici- sent?" was headlined, in print, as "Who can been on the planning side ever since.” State,” Tourek said. pants and spectators were. give consent?" Tourek said the planning committee re- Tourek said the planning committee spends The FIRST Lego League also executed a The error, of course, dramatically changed cruits for tournament volunteers in engineer- an entire year devising the day-long event, and webcast of the entire event so families and the information that was presented in the ing courses and student organizations. talk about next year’s tournament has already friends of participants could watch the teams sidebar. Copy errors run in publications every This year, about 400 ISU students regis- begun. It’s the hours put in by the planning day, but this was more severe than the average VOLUNTEERS.p3 >> newspaper misprint. CORRECTION.p3 >> Safety Campus New athletic Center raises stalking awareness Women’s Center center leaves will host speakers clubs in limbo to educate students By Carmen.Leng By Paige.Godden iowastatedaily.com iowastatedaily.com Many students tend to joke A new athletic complex will take over the about or engage in "Facebook intramural field east of Wallace and Wilson stalking." They believe it's not a halls, leaving the clubs that use the field won- big deal to "creep" and that it is just dering where they will practice this spring. something to pass the time — but When asked what he thought would hap- stalking an individual is a crime. pen after the new sports complex is built in Stalking is unpredictable and the field they play on now, Colin Wilcox, soph- dangerous and is considered un- omore in pre-business and a member of ISU wanted pursuit, following or ha- Men’s Rugby for three semesters, said, “Your rassment that leaves victims living guess is as good as mine.” in constant fear of what may hap- He said he doesn’t know if the club will pen next, where to go or what to do. move to the Southwest Athletic Complex or Stalking is hard to classify and the old soccer field. often goes unreported, said Elliott “As far as I know, we’re just displaced,” Florer, ISU Police officer. "A lot of Wilcox said. the time people don't know where The team practices every Tuesday and the line is drawn to be considered Thursday during warmer months and once a stalking," he said. The Margaret Sloss Women’s Center is recognizing January as National Stalking Awareness Month. Stalking week at Lied Recreation Athletic Center dur- Florer and fellow ISU Police of- often goes unreported. ISU Police encourage students to trust their instincts and report immediately if they believe they’re being stalked. Photo illustration: Karuna Ang/Iowa State Daily ing the winter, Wilcox said. ficer Pete Gagne, as well as Penny The club plays several teams includ- Rice, director of the Margaret other property. ing the University of Iowa, Northern Iowa, Sloss Women Center, all agreed tim of stalking are: Document ev- immediately. ƒ Monitoring your phone calls or Minnesota, Wisconsin and Nebraska. with this list of behaviors to look computer use. erything by saving texts, e-mails Stalkers are not easy to iden- The team also hosts a Veishea tournament for when determining if you are a and phone calls. Develop a safety tify. They have no specific psycho- ƒ Using Facebook and Twitter to victim of stalking: follow where you're going. plan and change your routine. logical profile and it's hard to pre- RECREATION.p3 >> Learn your resources to contact dict their behavior. The majority ƒ Drive by or hang out at your ƒ Repeated phone calls, including house, school or work, for help. Inform your friends and of stalkers are obsessed with their hang ups. threatening. don't travel alone. victims and their intent is to keep ™ Following you and showing up Inauguration coverage: ƒ ƒ Other actions that control track If ISU students believe they the victim in their power. Find photos of Gov. Terry wherever you are. or frighten you. are being stalked, ISU Police en- Each year, 3.4 million people Branstad’s inauguration at ƒ Sending unwanted gifts, letters, courage students to trust their are stalked in the United States. online iowastatedaily.com cards or e-mails. Tips from Rice if you are a vic- instincts and report the incident ƒ Damaging your home, car or STALKING.p3 >>

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Environment >>RECREATION.p1 that invites alumni of the rugby club to play. Professor discovers budget contributor They have 40 members who regularly attend prac- tices and pay $100 dues By Elisse.Lorenc “The overall picture is to be registered with USA iowastatedaily.com people just haven’t looked at Rugby. freshwaters at all as part of the Wilcox said he doesn’t In his most recent research, carbon picture and the great- think the Southwest John Downing, professor of est rate of everything, emis- Athletic Complex would ecology, evolution and organ- sions, uptake, sequestration, work very well; the soccer ismal biology, has discovered are all found in watery envi- field would probably be a a vital contributor to the global ronments,” Downing said. better solution. carbon budget. Hofmockel stresses the ur- Michael Giles, director Inland waters, which en- gency in finding the balance. of Recreation Services, said tails grasslands, wetlands, “Methane release is the he doesn’t think the rugby marshes, lakes and rivers, opposite of carbon sequestra- team has anything to worry sequester carbon as well as tion so it would counteract any about. release methane into the source of sequestration, which “I’m kind of surprised atmosphere. would then have negative im- the rugby club is con- “How well we know the pacts and in determining that cerned,” Giles said. budget of carbon in the atmo- balance is really important, Giles said the club at- sphere dictates how good our methane has a different global tended a meeting with him- predictions of climate change warming potential than CO2,” self and athletic director are going to be, and up until she said. Jamie Pollard to discuss now fresh water systems have Downing’s research entails what is going to happen. been completely ignored, so This graphic illustrates carbon travel in the natural environment. ISU professor John Downing a global caution. Collaborating “Details aren’t available we really don’t know how they recently discovered that inland waters are a contributor to the global carbon budget. Courtesy with scientists from Sweden yet ... We have an opportu- would contribute to the overall illustration: David Bastviken to Brazil, the team hopes to cal- nity for what I truly believe budget,” Downing said. culate the amount of methane could be an improvement The release of methane is a sidered in budgets and so in- lition, or forming bubbles, ology. “Methane is doing the emitted from inland waters on for everyone,” Giles said. natural process. Organic mat- cluding methane in these bud- Downing said. same thing, but it’s not obvious a global scale. “It is our intention to ter that is located at the bot- gets and realizing this is a new Negating inland waters why. It’s 20 times more pow- “We’re all counting on disrupt the programs as tom of a lake or river, is broken source of methane, this could from the carbon budget isn’t erful than CO2 in terms of its having a good, solid, accurate, minimally as possible.” down by bacteria which is then have considerable impacts,” Downing’s only concern, but warming potential.” carbon budget and yet we’ve The sports complex has released into the atmosphere she said. the increase in methane emis- Downing is part of an inter- completely ignored a very also raised concerns among as methane. The release of methane sions from these watery envi- national team of scientists re- important component and community members. “Methane is a potent occurs in two different ways. ronments as well. searching the effects between we might ask ourselves what “This university has greenhouse gas in addition to If there gets to be too much “Everybody is aware of how carbon sequestration and other components have we ig- not been transparent with carbon dioxide and nitrous ox- methane in the water with CO2 is increasing in the atmo- methane releases in inland nored,” Downing said. “Inland this neighborhood,” said ide,” said Kirsten Hofmockel, respect to how much is in the sphere and arising changes waters. waters are really important, Al Jergens at a meeting professor of ecology, evolution air, the gas will naturally seek in temperature,” said James The team of scientists we need to add them to the in November. “As an ISU and organismal biology. equilibrium between the air Raich, professor of ecology, hopes to find a balance be- budget if we want an accurate alumnus, I expect more “Typically that’s not con- and water. The other is ebul- evolution and organismal bi- tween the two. budget.” than that from a world- class, land grant facility.” Some concerns raised >>VOLUNTEERS.p1 kids have accomplished every year,” ety,” Tourek said. “It gets them to real- is all about, Newendorp said. included a fence to be built Newendorp said. “It always amazes me ize it’s not that hard. They can break “It’s not a competitive activity,” he around the property and from home, Tourek said. what these 9- to 14-year- olds are able down the barriers that say the math said. “It’s really meant to be a chance for light and noise pollution the But the innovative developments to do. It’s absolutely amazing.” and science of engineering is hard and kids to show what they’ve learned and facility might cause. of the planning team aren’t the focus of “It’s great to get them excited about see it’s not hard. They can see how fun accomplished and to share that with “I will be immediately FIRST Lego League, Newendorp said. science and technology because it’s it is and continue on and learn.” others. It’s about learning opportuni- across from this proposed “I think it’s cool to see what the kind of a very big deal in today’s soci- And fun is what FIRST Lego League ties — and that makes it fun.” complex, and I do feel this is an unnecessary and redun- dant site proposal,” Jergens said. “It’s going to devalue >>CORRECTION.p1 the papers were distributed. tion was immediately posted we shouldn't have caught it — Collegiate Press website and my property.” We caught the error after the online, and another was pub- and I can assure you that this even the front page of the This was nothing more papers had gone to press, and lished in the following day's mistake will remind us how Huffington Post. It's been in- than a mistake on our part we immediately called our print edition. important it is to thoroughly credibly embarrassing for us, — not, as some online com- printer to find out what we Because of a graphic cir- proofread our copy before it but something good has come menters have suggested, the could do. culating the Internet that jux- goes to print. I can't promise of it. Because of our mistake, westtownepub.com product of someone with a sick Unfortunately, we were un- taposes the sidebar with the that we won't make more mis- a well-done story about a very sense of humor. able to reach anyone. To not front page where the story takes in the future — but this important issue has received Sexual misconduct is not provide the ISU campus with started, someone who didn't is a student newspaper, and more publicity than it ever a laughing matter, and, too of- an entire day's newspaper see a print copy of the paper we're here to learn. We have could have within the confines ten, careless jokes are made because of an error would be might think this mistake ran learned from this mistake, and of the ISU community. that can numb us and make us doing our community a disser- on the front page. To clarify, I think it will make us better Thank you for understand- forget the seriousness of the vice — and, of course it would the story was the center- journalists. ing that, as college journalists, matter. The Iowa State Daily be a disservice to our advertis- piece on the front page, and it We never expected this we make mistakes. We're com- does not condone sexual mis- ers, our printer and the count- jumped to page 3. The error error to garner the kind of mitted to serving Iowa State as Jan. 28 conduct, and we do not take less others who are, in some was on page 3. Of course, the nationwide attention that it an independent, student news this issue lightly. 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Editor in Chief: Jessica Opoien Tuesday, Jan. 18, 2011 editor iowastatedaily.com Editors: Jason Arment & RJ Green ™ iowastatedaily.com/opinion Phone: (515) 294.5688 opinion iowastatedaily.com Opinion online 4 Iowa State Daily Editorial Excerise caution, strength in numbers when going out Some things go without something that is new, by any bar with someone, or a group saying, at least you would think. Editorial Board means. So please don’t act like of friends. Staggering home by Jessie Opoien, editor in chief Unfortunately some things Zach Thompson, managing editor of production your particular graduating class your lonesome is when you are aren’t readily understood until Jason Arment & RJ Green, opinion editors discovered alcohol when they most vulnerable. Remember the fifth or sixth time they are Teresa Tompkins, community member started attending college. that old idiom, “strength in told to a person. Telling some- Take it easy on binge drink- numbers?” It became a saying one that they are responsible Don’t leave it with your freshment than to get roofied. ing. When you start to feel like for a reason. People are much for themselves — socialists friends who may or may not be That’s not to say that even if you are going to black out, stop safer in small groups than by being the exception, or at least completely inebriated. Don’t you clutch your drink with an drinking. If you aren’t an expe- themselves. they think —seems to be hack- leave it with your best friend, iron kung-fu grip all night that it rienced drinker, don’t feel like We’d suggest that the ma- neyed. Many of us have had our who may or may not get dis- still couldn’t happen. you have anything to prove. Just jority of you stop drinking all parents telling us this since our tracted by a beautiful someone Maybe you have seen a sit- take it easy and enjoy yourself. together, but something tells us childhood. walking past. Don’t put a napkin com episode that covered how There are other easy ways to we’d have better luck squeezing We’ve said it before, we’ll say on the top of it, no matter what it’s possible for someone you stay on the safe side of partying. water from a stone than getting it now, and many points in the magical ruins you picked up are around to very casually put Know the bar you are gong people to frequent the bars less. future we will say it again. from the latest fantasy romance something in your drink. to. We’re not saying don’t go We aren’t trying to scare If you lose sight of your or wizardry adventure novel. I don’t think that anyone new places or try new things, you. We just want you to be drink, don’t finish it. There Either you are physically expects you to go through some but when you are drinking you more aware of what is going on are individuals out there who in control of your drink, or you sort of counter-intelligence let your guard down. Being in around you. It is your respon- are sexual predators, and they are not. If at any point you lose training so that you can go to a place you are familiar with, sibility to take care of yourself. cruise bars with malicious control of your drink, take it to the bar and have fun, but just be around a staff that is familiar Taking responsibility starts by intentions. the bartender, and ask him to aware of who is in close proxim- with you, will not only make taking simple and small mea- One more time, just so ev- pour you another. Who knows, ity to you. So far what we want you more comfortable, but will sures against the possibility eryone is clear with what we are maybe he’ll be sympathetic to you to do requires that you, also allow you to know when that someone out there might putting forward. your plight and give you one to put it bluntly, not be com- something is wrong much try to do you harm. If you lose sight of your on the house — we really doubt pletely hammered. It’s pretty earlier. The possibility of predators drink, don’t finish it. Get a new it though. It’s better to pay a well known that a lot of college Don’t go out by yourself, un- being out there isn’t a possibil- drink. couple of dollars for a new re- kids drink too much. This isn’t less it’s to the movies. Go to the ity at all, it’s a fact. Lifestyles Straight and narrow of straight edge By Jason.Arment iowastatedaily.com Look past stereotypes of stringent lifestyle

ometimes I hear crazy things on campus. I’m pretty jaded Sto people saying outrageous things, especially young college goers trying to grab attention. Every once in a while, though, I hear something that really stands out from the “guns kill people,” that will be heard from new liberals on every college campus for the foreseeable future, or “design majors have it easy, they don’t have to study for tests,” that can be heard from people who obvi- ously don’t know any designers. One I heard recently that really struck me was, “Straight edge peo- ple are crazy and will shoot you for drinking.” Obviously, it was time to talk to some people who knew a thing or two about straight edge. Those people were Paul Nycz, a tattooer at Iron Heart in Des Moines who has been straight edge for over ten years, and his wife Sarah Nycz, who has been straight edge for a little over 12 years. I asked Paul to bring me up to speed with a brief history of straight edge. “Straight edge started in the early 80s with a band by the name of Minor Threat. They were a punk rock hard- Paul Nycz, a tattooer at Iron Heart in core band that was sick of the soci- Des Moines, has been following the etal norms of the punk rock scene of straight edge lifestyle for more than ten years. His wife, Sarah Nycz, has the time, of being wasted constantly, been ‘straight edge’ for more than whether it be drugs or alcohol, or 12 years. Photo: Jason Arment/Iowa just living a lifestyle like that. They decided they didn’t want to do that Sarah’s feelings on promiscuity kind of thing and they ended up voic- in straight edge were clear, “A lot of ing their opinion in a song and ti- people claim straight edge but they tling it ‘Straight Edge.’The lyrics you are very promiscuous, and that really can look up online,” Paul went on, bothers me just because it’s just like “Basically they started it accidentally drinking, maybe? Maybe not that se- with one of their songs and a bunch vere, but that’s part of straight edge.” of other people around the country Paul’s thoughts on promiscuity’s that felt the same way started labeling place in straight edge are ambivalent. themselves as straight edge.” He doesn’t necessarily agree with There it is; how a counter culture people who are straight edge being was born. People didn’t like how the promiscuous, but he realizes due to norm in their peer group consisted of straight edge’s lack of organization it getting inebriated, so they went the might not be the same for everyone. opposite direction. “It depends on where you came up. But what exactly are the rules of If you came up in this scene, it might straight edge? Are there even rules, be no drugs, no alcohol, no promiscu- and how does it all work? I asked ity, but if you came up in a different these questions to Paul and Sarah scene, somewhere else across the over dinner, and listened intently as country, it might just be no drugs no wasabi singed my nostrils. alcohol.” Paul Nycz stands outside of his workplace. The “X”s on his hands are a symbol of straight edge. Those who follow the “Straight edge has no organization Paul isn’t naive about why some straight edge lifestyle abstain from drinking, drugs, and often promiscuous activity. Photo: Jason Arment/Iowa State Daily other than the fact that it’s no drugs, straight edge people might consider no alcohol, and in my opinion the ma- sleeping around to be acceptable. jority consider it to be no promiscu- “I know a lot of guys that prob- nitely laxed over the years, at least of friends that are not straight edge not at all how it started.” ous sex, but there are certain people ably would have said it was no drugs, around here. Maybe there are still as well, 95% of our friends are not If you are someone who lives in a that claim that the promiscuity has no alcohol, no promiscuity and then scenes across the country where you straight edge,” Sarah informed me. college town, you can probably relate nothing to do with straight edge and they started sleeping around. Then it if did break edge your friends would So what’s the deal with stories to drunk people getting aggressive for it’s only drugs and alcohol,” was Pauls became no drugs, no alcohol.” actually hold you accountable or kick people have heard — through whatev- no reason. reply to my questions about the rules No drugs, no booze, no promiscu- your ass. A lot of places, I see kids just er grapevine — of straight edge people I don’t expect this to completely of straight edge. ity: Straight edge doesn’t sound like sweeping it under the rug like it was beating up others for being drunk? illuminate what straight edge is to I prodded Paul a little bit about the a rose garden, unless you’re a monk. no big deal anyway.” Paul was ready with an answer people who are unfamiliar. I just want idea that if straight edge doesn’t reject I asked how long the commitment of Paul went on to say that, “In the that makes a lot of sense. to give people some exposure to what the societal norm of promiscuity, then abstaining from these things lasts. 90’s things seemed to be a little more “You have a certain amount of straight edge is other than the sensa- it is a dietary choice. Maybe it is like Paul replied with, “Straight edge is serious with it, where if you ‘broke the population where you get a fear- tionalism can be found elsewhere. being a vegetarian, except instead of a ‘true till death’ commitment, that is edge’ you could get shunned, your based, aggressive reaction. Where I’m sure some people will still be not consuming animals and their by- the entire point of straight edge.” friends might be angry at you or you you tell them that you don’t drink and very intimidated by others different products you abstain from chemicals. A lot of the people reading this might even get your ass kicked.” they’re like, ‘What is wrong with you?’ than themselves, and that isn’t neces- “It is not at all a dietary choice, just had their minds blown, and can’t “I think if you break edge, and if They don’t understand where you’re sarily a bad thing. Just don’t let the ini- veganism and vegetarianism are all imagine ever living a strict lifestyle. you want to go back to that style of coming from, then they just consider tial fear of the unknown shut off any completely separate from straight The rules are stringent, and I was life, go back to that style of life. That’s it a threat, almost. They get all defen- thought process that accepts others. edge,” Paul replied, “It’s a lot more interested to know what he thought a great idea, but maybe just not claim sive and weird, and aggressive.” If you run into someone who is out than that, it’s a mentality.” about people that couldn’t toe the it. Maybe you aren’t doing it full jus- “They’ll start talking trash to you, and about enjoying their weekend, It would be hard for anyone to line long term. Paul articulated his tice by trying to take on the name that and start pushing you. They will start but minus the drinking, and upon in- maintain, in any seriousness, that thoughts to me about people that you kind of lost the rights to.” fights with you because you don’t quiry as to why, they tell you that they straight edge is simply a dietary decide to claim edge, and then can’t I wondered if Paul and Sarah were drink. It’s absolutely ridiculous.” are straight edge, you can sound like choice and not a rejection of societal stand the the hard test that time ever deterred from being friends with Paul went on to express frustra- a well learned person by saying, “Oh, norms, but it’s important to ask the offers. people who are not straight edge. tion that, “all the sudden it’s a straight yea, I’ve heard of that.” hard questions of people while you “As far as the breaking edge thing “We don’t just congregate with edge thing, where ‘a straight edge kid Most importantly, you’ll be able to have them on the hook. goes, that is something that has defi- straight edge people, we have a lot beat up a guy for drinking,’ and that’s say it with understanding. Editor: Jason Arment & RJ Green | opinion iowastatedaily.com Tuesday, January 18, 2011 | Iowa State Daily | OPINION | 5

Environment Seeing red about ‘going green’ color craze By Thomas.Hummer iowastatedaily.com Green is no longer a all, the word already has enough defi- The worst of this confusion comes jargon. True, a lot of foliage and plants Over the last couple years, green nitions as it is. in the car world. “Green cars” are all are green. color, ‘it’s a lifestyle’ has been ruined for me. It isn’t a color For example, if someone says to the rage, and nearly no effort is made However, the ozone layer that sur- anymore, it’s a lifestyle. me “Bill is green,” it could mean a to distinguish this from cars that are rounds the Earth certainly isn’t, and love hearing stories about “the Everybody is “going green” by try- number of things. Is Bill looking sick? actually painted green. neither is the water that covers over old days” from my grandpa. No ing to save energy and paper waste — Is he from Mars? Is he an inexperi- Headlines such as “First Green half our planet, both of which are Imatter how old I get, hearing him despite the fact that trees are a renew- enced rookie? Or is he eco-friendly? Car Dealer opens” and “First Green equal concerns in the environment. talk about “back when a loaf of bread able resource. This exact situation is unlikely, but Car Expo Set for Oct. 9” sound more Hopefully as we continue to make cost a nickel” or when “a household I’m not saying this is a bad thing. it’s just an example of a few of the like automobile manufacturers at- eco-friendly advancements, it will was lucky to have one television set,” I fully support treating the environ- many ways the word “green” can now tempting to appeal to the Irish demo- simply become the norm and there always intrigues me. ment with respect and not being be used. graphic than environmental progress. will be no need for “green” as a fad or What’s even more thought pro- overly wasteful. Our language already has enough I’m also not looking forward to the statement of any kind. voking than these blasts from the past However, using a color to express words with several meanings and day when portable, eco-friendly light Keep an eye out for me this St. is wondering what I’ll be telling my this idea is obnoxious and confus- interpretations. sources become popular. The Green Patrick’s Day; I’ll be the guy wearing a grandchildren about the present day ing. Is it really that hard to just say I would rather see a new word Lantern will lose his superhero cool- black T-shirt and jeans, punching out forty years from now. “eco-friendly?” invented than taking an addi- ness in a serious way. anyone who pinches me, screaming Sadly, the first thing that comes to Using “green” as a synonym for be- tional meaning on a pre-existing I think the thing that really gets that my shirt is made from recycled mind is “I remember when the word ing environmentally friendly causes a word. Unfortunately, this is just the me is how random and inaccurate fabric and am therefore wearing ‘green’ was just a color.” lot of little lingual headaches. After beginning. the word “green” is as environmental green. Equality Men and women stand to gain from feminism By Liz.Steinborn, Ahna.Kruzic iowastatedaily.com Progress has been Women of color, low emotional — “you must be rag- Women often put down children. Succeeding inside and sex, but not a pill to enhance income women and women ging, you’re so moody!” other women. We call each outside of the home are consid- the pleasure of women. made, but many with different physical There is an abundance other sluts, whores, bitches ered mutually exclusive ideas. Hysterectomies, the removal abilities have different experi- of misogynistic men at Iowa and bimbos. We judge our In a sexist society, men are not of female reproductive organs, rights still needed ences. But we all benefit from State; women encounter them fellow women’s sex lives and allowed the opportunity to stay are advised way more than feminism. every weekend. intelligence level. at home with their children — orchiectomies, the removal of eminism. Are you still Contrary to popular belief, It is not uncommon to be We are taught to degrade sexism hurts men too. the testicles. Word recognizes reading? Sadly, many women do not have equal approached, ogled, then told a sexually liberated woman, We see that not all women the word hysterectomy but Fpeople, including rights. something along the lines of belittle a woman’s clothing have benefitted equally from not orchiectomy. women, distance themselves The Equal Rights “nice legs, keep up the good choices when we like it bet- the work of our feminist Feminism is for everyone. from this topic. Amendment, or ERA, was work.” Women and men alike ter than our own, consider a foremothers. As women, we have made We are often asked why never added to our country’s need to recognize this behav- successful career-oriented Feminist movements thus progress. As mentioned, we feminism is important today constitution. ior as unacceptable. woman cold and ruthless, and far have focused on the benefit can vote, we can go to college considering women now have Women want and need We are not flattered by criticize every body type for of the white, middle class, het- and we can run for president the right to vote, to attend col- equal opportunity in the inappropriate compliments one reason or another. erosexual woman to the great- — all rights we were once lege and can run for president. workplace, in education and in based on our physical charac- It is not uncommon for est extent. Progress is needed denied. But when a woman runs government. teristics coming from strang- people to look at my breasts for all women; especially those However, we have a long for president, the news media The lack of equity is ers; it is not a compliment to instead of my face. oppressed by other factors in way to go. We don’t have equal worries more about her cloth- evident when one looks at the know you are unable to see my Women are not being addition to sexism. rights under the constitution, ing than her politics. pay gap; once we’re earning worth as a human being, but taken seriously when we can’t Language is still male- we earn less for the same Women have to have mon- a salary — not our minimum rather a sexual object. talk to a professor or fellow centric. 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&RQWDFW$P\  źDWXFNHU#LDVWDWHHGX 0HPRULDO8QLRQ Tuesday, January 18, 2011 Editor: Jake Lovett ™ Sports iowastatedaily.com/sports isdsports sports iowastatedaily.com | 515.294.3148 online 6 Iowa State Daily Women’s basketball Men’s basketball Cyclones fall to Buffaloes in overtime performance 1 2 3 final Bench brings energy Iowa State 22 35 3 60 Freshmen Godfrey, Palo ignite early Colorado 29 28 9 66 momentum, outpace visiting Baylor Iowa State fell 66-60 to By Jake.Lovett game after fouling out against Colorado on Saturday in a iowastatedaily.com No. 3 Kansas. contest that stretched into Godfrey is now averaging overtime. Only twice this season six points and six rebounds Colorado (10-6, 1-2 in has Calvin Godfrey reached in the Cyclones’ four games Big 12) point guard Brittany the 10-point mark. He’s only played in the month of January. Wilson, playing in place of in- crossed the 10- plateau “That’s a pretty produc- jured starter Chucky Jeffery, Bolte once. tive night for anybody to play put up a career-best 19 points He may not have done ei- that amount of minutes and to lead the attack. She had help from forward ther Saturday, but the freshman get those types of numbers,” Brittany Spears, who scored 18 points and from Robbindale, Minn. made Hoiberg said. grabbed eight rebounds. the best of his 18 minutes off Godfrey wasn’t the only ISU It was the senior’s 28th career the bench in the Cyclones’ win freshman to make a difference double-double. against Baylor. off the bench on Saturday. Senior shooting guard Kelsey Bolte led the “Calvin brought great ener- Ames native Bubu Palo Cyclones (13-4, 1-2) offensively with 26 points gy right away,” ISU coach Fred didn’t stuff the stat sheet like and three rebounds. She didn’t have much help Hoiberg said after the game. “I his teammate - only one as no other Cyclone managed to reach double put him in there and I told him and one in eight minutes - figures. that that was his job, to go out but his contributions in the first Sophomore forward Chelsea Poppens was there and be a spark. And that’s half made an impression on his the next leading scorer with nine points, but exactly what he was.” coach. totaled 13 rebounds. Godfrey sparked Iowa State “I thought Bubu’s help The Cyclones will host Texas A&M off the bench early in the game, defense was phenomenal,” Saturday, Jan. 22 in their next contest. at one point scoring five con- Hoiberg said. “I know Bubu’s secutive points for the Cyclones going to follow the gameplan — David Merrill in the first half. He ended the and go in there and give us great game with nine points, capped energy on defense. He did that by a thunderous, one-handed tonight.” Gymnastics dunk with 9:01 left in the sec- Palo, former high school ond half that ignited the Hilton teammate of North Carolina Iowa State improves, drops Coliseum crowd. freshman Harrison Barnes, The 6-foot-8-inch freshman sparked a 12-4 first half run for meet to No. 11 Nebraska was constantly around the ball, the Cyclones, and along with No. 23 Iowa State dropped its first Big both grabbing rebounds and Godfrey, outpaced the Baylor 12 meet of the season to No. 11 Nebraska on hustling after loose balls. His bench as the only two ISU subs. Friday, but improved on its opening meet per- seven rebounds - two of which “He was in there when we formance, losing 195.450-194.725. came on the offensive glass - led made our run,” Hoiberg said. The 194.725 was a great jump from an the Cyclones, and he was able to “He and Calvin were huge off Forward Calvin Godfrey goes for a layup during Saturday’s game against Baylor. Godfrey helped the Cyclones beat the Bears 72-57 with seven rebounds and nine opening weekend win over Auburn, when the stay out of foul trouble just one the bench tonight.” points. Photo: Tim Reuter/Iowa State Daily Cyclones posted a 193.475, and the gymnasts and coach Jay Ronayne feel like the squad is on a great building pace. Team receives little rest after victory against Baylor, prepares for upcoming road work “It would be awesome to start off the sea- son with a huge score then build off of that, but By Chris.Cuellar fort from behind the arc, and fellow senior low on bodies, they created a whole new level iowastatedaily.com that’s not reality,” Ronayne said. “Most teams Diante Garrett created his own highlights, fin- on confidence in the program. don’t do that and can’t do that. If we can stay ISU coach Fred Hoiberg ishing with 16 points and 11 assists. “It feels good, hopefully I’ll sleep tonight,” similar to this improvement step-wise, for didn’t have to wait long for his “I thought Iowa State really came out and Hoiberg said half-jokingly. “I haven’t slept af- next week, that would be even better.” first career Big 12 win and it shot the heck out of the ball,” said Baylor coach ter the last two. You just beat yourself up, what Junior Michelle Browning was the top came in dominating fashion. Scott Drew. “Even if we left them wide open for could we have done? I love the effort of the last all-around performer for the second consecu- Going 14-of-25 from three- every shot, when you go 7-for-8, you gotta give two games. If you play with that type of energy tive meet, and freshman Camille Santerre- point range, the Cyclones gave them credit. Obviously, defensively was where every night, the wins will come.” Gervais was named the Marie-Rae Sopper a raucous Hilton Coliseum we lapsed today, but I have to give Iowa State The Cyclones won’t get much more time to Most Outstanding Performer for the meet plenty to cheer about in a Hoiberg credit. We’ve got to learn from that, grow and glance back and admire their handiwork, as the with her 9.800 on the uneven bars. 72-57 win over Baylor on move on.” road gets long in a hurry. The next home meet for the squad is Saturday. Hoiberg’s team had been on a hot start to Late tip-offs against a tough Oklahoma against Missouri on Friday, as the gymnasts Senior Jamie Vanderbeken led all scorer start the year, but just days removed from a State squad in Stillwater, Okla. on Wednesday, are co-headlining the “Beauty and the Beast” with 21 points, including a 7-of-8 shooting ef- close loss to No. 3 Kansas with a young team and Saturday at No. 13 Missouri. event with the Iowa State wrestling team at Hilton Coliseum.

— Chris Cuellar Wrestling

Hockey Basic errors cost Cyclones Cyclones earn weekend By Darrin.Cline sweep over Illinois iowastatedaily.com Few sports match the one-on-one intensity of wres- Friday final Saturday final tling. With no equipment, ball, or net, the world of wres- tling pits foes against each other in an effort to deter- Illinois 0 Illinois 0 mine who is the most dominant. Dominance in wrestling takes a complete perfor- Iowa State 1 Iowa State 6 mance. It is beyond being stronger and faster. To be- come elite, each grappler must be well conditioned, The No. 14 Cyclone hockey team swept No. mentally in check and technically sound. 13 Illinois in a two-game series this weekend. “I think it’s an understanding of making a connec- The final score Friday night ended in a tion to the technical skills it takes to get out and the 1-0 victory, as the Cyclones (16-14) and Illini energy level in which to explode out of those positions,” battled hard on the ice. In the second period, said ISU wrestling coach Kevin Jackson. Cyclone defenseman Matt Bennett took ad- Imperfections in these areas became the pitfalls for vantage of the power play, and sent a shot into the ISU wrestling team as they were dismantled at the the net, scoring the only goal of the game. hands of the Minnesota Golden Gophers. Saturday night, the Cyclones picked up Watching Jon Reader work in the first match of more momentum, and left the game with a 6-0 the dual was a display of brilliance by a man who is be- victory over the Illini, fueled by three goals in coming the total package. After Reader’s win, many of five minutes stretch in the third period. his peers struggled with technical ineptitude and flat Freshman Trent Weatherman takes down Minnesota’s Joe Gyrgelko during the wrestling Iowa State’s next home games are Jan. 21- meet Sunday at Hilton Coliseum. Weatherman beat Gyrgelko with a score of 2-0 while the 22, as the Cyclones play host to Minnesota- MISTAKES.p7 >> Cyclones lost to Minnesota 13-26. Photo: Tim Reuter/Iowa State Daily Crookston at the Ames/ISU Ice Arena. Wrestlers walk away from first home loss of the season with new lessons, confidence — Sara Schleuter By Jake.Calhoun experienced some positives to go Sorenson. it to Joe Nord in the 197-pound iowastatedaily.com along with all of the negatives that The 165-pound junior man- match. Ward wrestled cautiously came with its first home loss of the aged a come-from-behind victory as both wrestlers received warn- Sports Trent Weatherman went into season. over No. 7 Cody Yohn to win by a ings for stalling at the same point his match in Sunday’s dual meet Senior Jon Reader stayed per- decision of 9-7. Sorenson trailed in the match, but Ward held off Jargon of against Minnesota having lost six- fect after dominating No. 8 Scott by as much as 7-3 after Yohn se- while receiving an extra point for word! straight matches. After a sloppy Glasser in a 13-3 major decision. cured a reversal in the second pe- exactly one minute in riding time contest, Weatherman was the one The win brought Reader, who is riod, but the Woden, Iowa, native to win in a 5-2 decision. the Day: with his hand raised for a change. ranked No. 1 in intermatwrestle. managed to secure the victory af- Even though he wasn’t feeling “It’s one of those things where com’s national poll, to 24-0 on the ter fighting back in front of a rau- 100 percent out on the mat, the Hypertrophy you just kind of getting in a rut season. cous crowd to finish off the dual fact that Ward managed to win SPORT: [when] losing becomes a habit and “We tell him to stay calm,” said meet. with injuries was a big boost to his Bodybuilding it’s nice to get out of that and get a ISU coach Kevin Jackson. “Stay “I train to beat everyone,” confidence. DEFINITION: win,” said Weatherman, who de- calm, go out there and do what you Sorenson said. “I train to be the “I’m sitting at about 70, 75 per- The growth and increase in size of muscle cells feated Minnesota’s Joe Grygelko do every day and wrestle. I think best guy, and deep down I think cent right now,” Ward said of his usually from anaerobic exercise. Weight lifting in a 2-0 decision. “You’ve just got that match right there was the best I’m the best guy. There are step- health. “If I could go out there and and high protein diet are current most common to kind of fight through it, grit your he’s probably wrestled this year ping stones along the way, and this pull a win off when I’m at about ways to achieve this. teeth and get tough.” against a quality opponent.” was a stepping stone with him be- 85 to 90 percent, I’m going to have USE: In its 26-13 loss to No. 5 The continuing trend of flash ing higher ranked or whatever you way more confidence and I’m go- Kevin Nee doesn’t say he’s getting swole at the Minnesota (10-3, 1-1 Big Ten), and excitement has been taking want to call it.” ing to put it out there and it should gym. He’s getting his hypertrophy on. No. 13 Iowa State (6-5, 0-1 Big 12) place this season with Andrew A dinged-up Jerome Ward took be fun.”

Schedules: Track and Field Wrestling Gymnastics Iowa State Open Iowa State vs. Oklahoma (Beauty Iowa State vs. Oklahoma State Iowa State vs. Missouri (Beauty and Friday and Saturday and the Beast) 2 p.m. Sunday the Beast) Lied Recreation Athletic 7 p.m. Friday Hilton Coliseum 7 p.m. Friday Center Hilton Coliseum Hilton Coliseum Editor: Jake Lovett | sports iowastatedaily.com | 515.294.3148 Tuesday, January 18, 2011 | Iowa State Daily | SPORTS | 7

>>MISTAKES.p6 Jackson said. Commentary Jackson was displeased not with the con- matches. ditioning or mental strength shortcomings of Cole Shafer exuded all his energy in an ex- the team, but rather their inability to fight in hilirating first period before being humiliated in elementary positions. Wrist control, which was the final period. Kyle Simonson was exhausted key to Minnesota’s ability to gain nearfall points, and unable to finish takedowns at heavyweight. is one of the simplest, yet most crucial elements Ben Cash and Max Mayfield were unable to fight in wrestling. out from underneath and create any offense. “All in all we’ve got some young guys who One issue Shafer ran into was the use of have not figured out how to get guys off their the “gut wrench” move by Minnesota’s Kevin wrists when they’re on bottom,” said Jackson, Steinhaus. With the “gut wrench tilt,” Steinhaus who claims the wrestlers will work for “100 was able to control Shafer’s wrist and earn near- hours” until they are able to work in that fall points. The gut wrench and tilt became a tool position. of destruction for many of the Gopher grapplers. While many of the technical errors were Fifth-ranked Zach Sanders turned Cyclone committed by some inexperienced wrestlers, Brandon Jones multiple times on his way to a Jackson does not use that as an excuse for under- technical fall victory. performing. The Cyclone head man said they are “It’s unacceptable to be turned in the way training one team, and if some of the guys are we’re being turned and the wrist tilt stuff is the capable of putting together all the pieces of the basic, simple tilt we should be able to defend,” puzzle, the whole team has that potential.

ISU guard Diante Garrett stands at shoot-around with his brother Damon, middle, and his cousin Greg Brown, left, Wednesday before the Cyclones’ game with No. 3 Kansas. Garrett and his family were together for much of the day leading up to the game, helping Garrett to remain relaxed and calm going into the game with the Jayhawks. Photo: Jeremiah Davis/Iowa State Daily A few hours with Diante Garrett By Jeremiah.Davis iowastatedaily.com Experience reveals loose, relaxed determination Ever wonder what your favorite athlete does during the hours leading up to the big- gest game on their schedule? What do they do? Who do they see? Where do they spend their time? Ames Racquet & Fitness Center Well, before the game against Kansas on Wednesday, I got to see what Diante Garrett does before a big game. It was just a few hours and didn’t take me deep into the mind Diante Garrett goes up for a layup during the of the senior guard. But it was definitely game against Kansas on Wednesday. Garrett revealing. had 27 points in the Cyclones’ 84-79 loss to the Jayhawks. Photo: Zhenru Zhang/Iowa State I met up with Garrett at the Sukup Daily Basketball Complex, where he was waiting to go to Hilton Coliseum to get extra shots up straight free throws. “If a guy misses a few Make 2011 your year to remember before the game. shots right in a row, we say he’s ‘ofa-ofa,’ like “Any chance I can, I gotta get up extra 0-for-whatever.” shots,” Garrett said. After the Cyclones were done going We rode to Hilton with his cousin, Greg through their shoot-around practice, Brown, and his older brother, Damon Garrett, Garrett, Chris Babb and Brown had a three- who, along with several other family mem- point shooting contest. While Brown was JOIN TODAY and GET... bers, were in town to take in the game. “ofa-ofa” to start out the contest — a fact I “Since it’s his last year, we figure we got had to point out to him, which made him to come watch as many as we can,” Damon laugh and regret teaching me — he tried his 50% Off* Garrett said. “We love watching him play.” best to get in his cousin’s head. The three 9 Throughout the car ride, the brothers and played three rounds, and Garrett ended up their cousin cracked jokes. Because there victorious, foreshadowing the offensive 9 2 Months FREE Tanning was someone new in the car, many of the production he was to have against the jokes were aimed at the younger Garrett. The Jayhawks that night. atmosphere was jovial and good-natured. If We parted ways shortly after. Back at the 9 1/2 Hour Massage Garrett was worried or nervous about the Sukup Complex, Garrett, his brother and game that night, there was no way of knowing. his cousin were still giving each other a hard 9 1 Personal Training Session! Once we arrived at Hilton, we spent some time — something that has obviously been *Applies to joining fee. time in the locker room with all the players commonplace for a long time. currently on the scout team, who were there What I took away from the few hours I for a special workout before shoot-around. got to spend with them was just how loose Even when he wasn’t joking with his team- and relaxed Garrett seemed. There wasn’t a mates, Diante seemed at ease. major sense of urgency or nervousness. He Part of putting him at ease is the music he was happy, ready and determined to make the listens to leading up to games. It’s not the kind most of his last game against Kansas at Hilton of music many would expect. Coliseum. “I don’t know why, [but] I just like listen- Having his family there didn’t hurt either. ing to slow music before the game,” he said. “It “I always gotta show them what I’ve been 1RZRIIHULQJRYHU puts me at ease for some odd reason.” working on when they come to visit,” Garrett While the scout team was doing their said. “Them coming to support me always *URXS)LWQHVV workout, Garrett got to work at the opposite gives me more motivation to come out and hoop putting up those extra shots to “get loose play as hard as I can.” FODVVHVZHHNO\ and focused for the game.” Brown and Damon And play hard he did, tallying 27 points Garrett served as his rebounders and didn’t and five assists to lead the Cyclones in the 84- let up on the joking that carried over from the 79 loss to the then-No. 3 team in the nation. car ride. He might not be like many other high- 3 Locations - 1 Membership - 0 Excuses Brown also taught yours truly a new profile athletes, but with Diante Garrett, sports term while the team got started with what you see is what you get. His energy and West 268-8077 South 232-1911 North 292-4741 shoot-around. laughter is ever-present, and if anything, it “He’s ofa-ofa,” Brown said laughing, will lead this Cyclone team throughout the as he watched a Cyclone player miss two rest of the season. ZZZDPHVUDFÀWFRP

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