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Hillary Rodham Clinton has Donald J. Trump is a man of On Tuesday, many people be- In the heat of the presidential never one been to cower in her many trades. He’s a businessman, lieve they will simply be deciding election, the United States has re- long political career — making her a celebrity, a public figure and, most between Hillary Clinton and Don- sorted to being simply a two-party a woman of many firsts. recently, he’s a politician. ald Trump for president. But those political system. Clinton has been working in pub- Background two aren’t the only options. But, Green Party nominee Jill lic policy for over 30 years, ranging While Trump primarily built his While the Republican and Demo- Stein wants supporters to know from being the first lady of Arkansas career in the business realm, he cratic parties dominate headlines she’s not backing down yet. Most to the first lady of the United States has surfaced as a political outsider and government alike, third par- recently, Stein was escorted off of and also Secretary of State. Clinton in the 2016 election, bringing to ties are working behind the scenes the premises of Hofstra University started her work at the Children’s the table issues he feels will “Make to make their voices heard and — the site of the first presidential Defense Fund, a nonprofit that America Great Again,” a slogan get their candidates elected to the debate — after attempting to do advocates particularly for poor deeply embedded within Trump’s presidency. a series of interviews before the children and minority children and campaign. He received his bach- One of these parties is the Liber- debate. those with disabilities. elor’s degree in economics from tarian Party. On its official website, In response, Stein took to Twitter Many found Clinton to be an ac- the University of Pennsylvania in the concept of libertarianism is to answer debate questions in order tive first lady — unprecedented for 1968, and was given control of his described as “[believing] in the to avoid making a scene outside the the position — in that she helped father’s business, Elizabeth Trump American heritage of liberty, enter- university grounds. She also did a create a children’s health care plan and Son, in 1971. prise and personal responsibility.” livestream of her responses, which and through her infamous “Hu- Trump went on to rename his The party is described to be for currently have more than 1.2 mil- man rights are women’s rights, father’s business “The Trump Orga- individuals who “… don’t want lion views on Facebook. and women’s rights are human nization.” The Trump Organization to push other people around and But, because she is a third-party rights,” speech at the United Na- owns golf courses, hotels, luxury don’t want to be pushed around nominee, her polling numbers are tions Fourth World Congress in real estate and corporate business themselves.” low, with the highest one being Beijing. buildings across America. The Libertarian Party has nomi- 4 percent, according to a recent “[Clinton being so active] was Since first speaking on his politi- nated New Mexico Gov. Gary John- McClatchy-Maris poll. CLINTON p8 TRUMP p8 JOHNSON p8 STEIN p8

Where to vote Leath sends on Election Day video about By Alex.Hanson voting location with the Sec- @iowastatedaily.com retary of State. community • If you live in Buchanan Hall or in Campustown north By ISD Staff To find where you vote on of Knapp Street, including Cy- Election Day, you need to clone Tower, University Tower look up your voting precinct. and Iowa State-leased Legacy You can look up your voting Tower, you vote at Buchanan Iowa State President Steven Leath sent a video location through the Iowa Hall, 2160 Lincoln Way. Any- to the Iowa State community with a statement Secretary of State’s website. one south of Knapp Street to about the 2016 election and a reaction to posters Note that these locations are Mortensen Road in Campus- found on campus a couple weeks ago. different from Iowa Caucus town votes at University Bap- Leath discussed the atmosphere in the United locations you may have visited tist Church, 2400 Mortensen States and on Iowa State’s campus this election in February. Parkway (precinct 1-2). season. Here are the most common Greek Houses north of “The 2016 presidential election has been ar- voting locations for students Greely Street also vote in pre- Katy Klopfenstein/Iowa State Daily guably one of the most contentious, emotional Students can find out where to vote by looking up their voting location living in Ames: cinct 4-1 (Buchanan Hall); any through the Iowa Secretary of State’s website. and intense elections in history,” Leath said. “It’s • If you live in Maple-Wil- houses south of Sunset Drive ripped open deep societal wounds and ignited low-Larch or any Richard- at the Greek Triangle vote in fierce debate in our country.” son Court dorms, you vote at precinct 1-2 (University Bap- the election, you should find government check/document. He said in this election the First Amendment Maple Hall (precinct 4-2). tist Church, 2400 Mortensen the voting location of where If you live in university “has been both exercised to its fullest extent and • If you live in any dorms on Parkway). you currently reside. To find housing or work on campus, challenged to its core.” Then he went on to dis- the west side of campus, in- • If you live in apartments your voting precinct and loca- your on-campus housing cuss how the discussion of Freedom of Speech cluding Friley and Helser, you and homes directly west of tion, visit the Iowa Secretary of contract or pay stub available applies to the white heritage posters found on vote at the Union Drive Com- campus, including on Shel- State’s website. through AccessPlus will satisfy campus a couple weeks ago. munity Center (precinct 4-3). don Avenue, Hyland Avenue, To prove you are who you the proof of residence require- “The posters found on our campus two weeks • If you live in Frederiksen Campus Avenue and Howard say you are, you need to bring ment. ago may be factually described as “white heri- Court, you vote at the Fire Avenue, you vote at Collegiate photo identification. Several If you cannot bring the tage” posters rather than “white supremacy” Service Training Bureau on Presbyterian Church, 159 Shel- forms of ID will satisfy this re- documents listed above, a posters because they do not legally violate the the ISU campus, 1015 Haber don Ave. (precinct 4-4). quirement, including a driver’s registered voter from your First Amendment,” Leath said. “However, as Rd. (precinct 2-1). For others living in apart- license, a non-driver ID card, precinct may attest for you. human beings we recognize those posters as • If you live in SUV/Universi- ments and homes around the a U.S. passport, a U.S. mili- Both you and the attester will hateful, racist and bigoted.” ty Village, you vote at Bethesda city of Ames away from cam- tary ID, an ID card issued by be required to sign an oath Leath then discouraged students from hate- Lutheran Church, 1517 North- pus, you will probably have employer or a student ID is- swearing your identification filled speech. western Ave. (precinct 2-2). a different voting location, sued by an Iowa high school and address provided are true. “Please hear me when I say this — anyone • If you live in University which can be found by enter- or college. An ISU ID you use Iowa allows college students who feels their race, ethnicity, gender, sexual West, you will likely vote at ing your address at the Secre- on campus will satisfy this living away from home to reg- orientation, religion or political views makes Ames Middle School in room tary of State’s website. requirement. ister to vote at your residence them superior to others is encouraged to find B111A, 3915 Mortensen Rd. To register, print out a voter You also need to prove you for college. If your driver’s another institution that aligns with their values. (precinct 3-2). However, some registration form on the Story reside and are able to vote in license lists your home address Iowa State is not the place for you.” in University West apartments, County Auditor’s website or the precinct you are register- outside of Ames or Iowa, you He said the posters “evoked feelings of anger including some buildings the Iowa Secretary of State’s ing in. To prove your address, can still register to vote where and disgust,” and he understands that some also leased by Iowa State, vote at website and mail it to the Story bring a document with your you reside to attend school. feel scared for their safety and well-being. Holiday Inn, Charolais Room, County Auditor, 900 6th St., current address listed, such as You can view sample bal- Leath ended the video by asking people to 2609 University Blvd. (precinct Nevada, Iowa, 50201. a residential lease, utility bill, lots through the Story County “honestly and respectfully express your ideas” 3-1). Check for your specific To register on the day of bank statement, paycheck or Auditor webpage. and go vote.

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WEATHER DIGITAL TUESDAY Museums to display CONTENT Mostly clear, windy. 58 32 art for Election Day ELECTION DAY Weather provided by ISU American Meteorological Society LIVE UPDATES ALL By Kyle.Heim ers, according to the Iowa State events @iowastatedaily.com website. DAY AND NIGHT POLICE BLOTTER The UM Connection event will take The Daily will provide live place from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the Brun- coverage of the Election The information in the log comes All those accused of violating the law from the ISU and City of Ames police are innocent until proven guilty in a University Museums will pull objects nier Art Museum, 295 Scheman Bldg. throughout the day and departments’ records. court of law. out of storage that represent the Ameri- The event will offer attendees the night. Follow @iowastate- can democratic process for Election Day opportunity to “study unique aspects daily on Twitter and cover- Nov. 4 while intoxicated, driving un- on Tuesday. of the permanent collection within the age at iowastatedaily.com. der suspension and excessive The objects will include works of art museum and develop visual literacy skills An individual reported the theft speed at Lincoln Way and Frank- from N.C. Wyeth, Christian Petersen, to communicate about complex topics,” of a bicycle at Freeman Hall. lin Avenue. “Ding” Darling, Frank Miller and oth- according to the events website. ELECTION 2016

An individual reported the theft An individual reported the theft of a cell phone at Sweeny Hall. of two front tires from their PAST ELECTION vehicle in Lot 112H. COVERAGE An officer assisted with a dis- Iowa State to host filming pute between two individuals An individual reported damage We’ve put all of our ar- at 119 Stanton Ave., Unit 520 to a sign at Friley Hall. chive Election 2016 cover- (Legacy Tower). age in one spot. Head to Sebastian Cowin Brown, 18, of of ‘Winter in the Blood’ iowastatedaily.com/poli- An individual reported the theft 212 Beyer Ct., Unit 2249, Ames, tics to relive all of our past of a laptop at Sweeny Hall. Iowa, was arrested and charged By Kyle.Heim novel by Blackfeet writer James Welch. coverage. with public intoxication at Friley @iowastatedaily.com The viewer is invited to “consider An individual reported damage Hall. the stark reality of reservation life in to a door at Agronomy Hall. Montana,” according to the Iowa State NEWS Nov. 6 Students are welcome to attend a events website. Cullen Patrick Partin, 18, of showing of the film “Winter in the Tuesday night’s filming in Curtiss GOLD STAR HALL 917 Welch Ave., Unit 88312, An o cer assisted an individual Blood” on Tuesday. Hall will take place in accordance with Ames, Iowa, was arrested and who was experiencing medical The film will start at 7 p.m. in 0127 Indigenous Heritage Month, which CEREMONY PHOTOS charged with possession of di culties at Helser Hall. Curtiss Hall and is free to attend. is being recognized throughout all of alcohol under the legal age at “Winter in the Blood” is based on the November. An event Monday hon- the Cross County Course. Amy Christine Mollhoff, 38, ored four veterans, all for- of 757 South Ave., Boone, Iowa, mer students, who died in An o cer checked on the wel- was arrested and charged with military combat. Photos fare of an individual at 4709 operating while intoxicated, SNAPSHOT from the event are avail- Steinbeck St., Unit 11. driver with open container in able online. vehicle and failure to have valid Nov. 5 license or permit while operat- SPORTS ing motor vehicle at Univeristy Alaina Rayanne Bohnert, 20, Boulevard and Ironwood Court. of 5428 Maryland St., Ames, CHECK LIST FOR Iowa, was arrested and charged An o cer assisted an individual with public intoxication at the who was experiencing medical MBB GAMES Ames Intermodal Facility. difficulties at Helser Hall. The We’ve made a list of person was transported to a games to watch for the Phelan Treaire Branch, 22, of medical facility for treatment. upcoming men’s basket- 440 East 7th St., Unit 233, Ames, ball season. Find the check Iowa, was arrested and charged Andres Rodriguez Gutierrez, Emily Blobaum/Iowa State Daily list on our website at io- with possession of a controlled 21, of 293 Village Dr., Ames, wastatedaily.com. substance - marijuana 2nd of- Iowa, was arrested and charged fense at 217 Welch Ave., Unit with operating while intoxicat- WATCHING OVER IOWA STATE’S CAMPUS 101. ed, possession of a controlled ISU President Steven Leath looks out onto Central Campus from the eighth floor during a tour of Geoffrey Hall on LIFESTYLE substance and failure to obey Monday. The tour was Leath’s first time back in the residence hall since the beginning stages of construction. Yixin Guo, 21, of 814 Sandcas- stop or yield sign at Tripp Street tle Dr., Ames, Iowa, was arrested and South Wilmoth Avenue. DAY TO NIGHT and charged with operating MAKEUP Questions to expect from We’ve put together a CALENDAR tutorial on how to keep American democratic system your makeup looking Nov. 8 including works of art by N.C. your family over the holidays good during both day Wyeth, Christian Petersen, and night. Look for it on Public meeting: CyRide tran- “Ding” Darling, Frank Miller and By ISD Special Sections the answer is no, the best you probably had this our website. sit study others. reaction is to smile and conversation a million Noon to 1 p.m., Cardinal Room, shake your head. times with your peers, Memorial Union Indigenous Heritage Month: The holidays are the HOW ARE CLASSES so you should have this LIFESTYLE CyRide representatives and a Film series time when your entire GOING? down. For everyone else, representative from the Nel- 7 p.m., 0127 Curtiss Hall family gets to sit at the Maybe you aced the fi - it can be frustrating when sonNygaard transportation “Winter in the Blood.” Based on same dinner table and nal or maybe you never your family can’t remem- FALL TRAIL MIX consulting firm will be taking the novel by Blackfeet writer catch up on lost time. want to think about the ber this fact, but this is VIDEO input on the future of CyRide James Welch, “Winter in the Even though this can be class again. Either way, also an easy way to talk services. Blood” invites the viewer to the happiest time of year, keeping the conversation about something you are We’ve made a video for consider the stark reality of res- it can get awkward when positive is the best way interested in! creating fall trail mix as Meeting: Faculty Senate ervation life in Montana. that one distant relative to go. DO YOU KNOW WHAT the weather starts to feel 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m., Great Hall, asks you these dreaded DO YOU HAVE A JOB/ YOU WANT TO DO AFTER more like fall. Look for a Memorial Union Open Mic Night questions. INTERNSHIP YET? GRADUATION? video on our website un- The Faculty Senate represents 8 p.m., M-Shop We compiled a list of This question can be This is almost as nerve- der Multimedia. the general faculty of Iowa State Open mic night gives students the questions you should discouraging if the offers racking as the question University and participates in the chance to show off their expect so you can have aren’t rolling in like you about having a job or in- shared governance of the Uni- talents to their fellow students. time to answer with ease. want them to, but talk- ternship, but talking about versity with the administration. Many are musicians, comedians, DO YOU HAVE ing to people who have your future plans can help CORRECTIONS Meetings open to the public. and poets. So come on out and A BOYFRIEND/ been through the process you discover other career show us what kind of talents GIRLFRIEND? can help. Ask your rela- options that you hadn’t The Iowa State Daily wel- The UM Connection: Election you have. (Sign Up starts at 7:30 Ah, the age-old ques- tives questions about in- thought of on your own. comes comments and sug- Day p.m. until all spots are  lled) tion. Depending on your terviews or their personal Editor’s note: This ar- gestions or complaints about 4 p.m. to 5 p.m., Brunnier Art relationship status, this experiences in the search ticle is intended to be a errors that warrant correction. 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Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2016 NEWS 3 Political experts weigh in

ByJake.Dalbey @iowastatedaily.com

Speaking on the current election climate, the nature of the 2016 debates, and voter demographics Iowa State political science experts joined the Daily Lounge to speak on the upcoming election. Mack Shelley, Iowa State profes- sor and chair of political science, Ben Crosby, associate professor of English and speech communica- tion, and Dianne Bystrom, director of the Carrie Chapman Catt Center for Women & Politics spoke during a live question and answer session integrating audience participation towards the discussion. When asked about their expec- tations for candidates before the initial debates, Bystrom saw little deviation from what was predicted early into the campaign season. “This is the first time in a long time historically that Hillary was judged based on scientific to win Lyn Keren/Iowa State Daily every single debate,” Bystrom A portrait of Galen Dean Grethen was set in the Gold Star Hall on Monday. The Gold Star Hall ceremony honored Iowa State Servicemen from World War said.”Typically in the cycle one II and the Vietnam War. Veterans Morris Rusch Marks, Galen Dean Grethen, Wayne William Gross and Donald Gary Lammers were honored during the of the other candidates wins in a ceremony. The ceremony included speakers Steven Leath, student veteran Brandon Lay and LTC Ethan Dial. debate, for example in 2012 Mitt Romney did very well in the first debate and then Obama picked up steam.” Vets receive Golden honor Due to controversy surround- ing Trump’s campaign, the panel ByTristan.Wade allowed them to “feel the the crew came under fire, ing his time as a student, agreed that expectations for each @iowastatedaily.com honor.” and the lieutenant died as attending Notre Dame, St. candidate were vastly different. Gold Star Hall is the place his plane crashed in the Louis University and Iowa “You could argue that Trump in the Memorial Union to Netherlands. State, where he earned a exceeded expectations because Taps rang out as the only remember Iowa State stu- Galen Dean Grethen Ph.D. in economics. they were so dismal, so Hillary sound among the audi- dents who have served in Galen Grethen was a stu- He was called into action definitely cleaned up in terms of ence in the Great Hall on the military, and Monday’s dent in physics and a mem- as a Marine in 1968 and was public opinion results,”Shelley Monday in remembrance ceremony was to further ber of the ROTC program killed in action only one said.”However, I don’t know if of the men and women who remember the lives of four at Iowa State from 1961 to month after arriving in Viet- they [debates] made that much of have given their life for their men. 1963. nam, when he was fatally a difference.” country. Each of the four veter- Grethen enlisted in the wounded during a firefight. By appealing to his voter base, Four veterans, who were ans’ accomplishments were army, becoming a combat Gross was awarded with Crosby saw Trump as causing alumni of Iowa State, were highlighted on Monday medic and a paratrooper. Silver Star and Purple Heart very little harm to himself over the honored Monday in the during the event. He served in Vietnam in medals. course of the presidential debates. Gold Star Hall ceremony. Morris Rusch Marks the winter of 1965, and the Donald Gary Lammers “Trump did do well in these Morris Marks, Galen Morris Marks enrolled letters sent home often dis- Donald Lammers attend- debates despite the low expecta- Grethen, Wayne Gross and at Iowa State in 1934 to cussed the brutal nature of ed Iowa State to study Eng- tions, and I think he shored up his Donald Lammers each study veterinary medicine the war. lish and graduated in 1966. support with the base and didn’t served in the U.S. military and later studied business. Grethen was killed in ac- He served as a helicopter pick off any independents or left after attending Iowa State- Marks was a member of the tion after sustaining fatal pilot in Vietnam in 1968. leaning voters.” Crosby said. ”The nUniversity for their edu- ROTC at Iowa State. wounds while trying to pro- During a resupply mission, polls didn’t hit him hard after the cation, and each lost their He enlisted in the military vide medical care to a fellow Lammers’ helicopter was debates, I think this is because he life while defending the in 1942 and began training soldier. shot and crashed down, played to his own strengths. The country. as a pilot. Grethen was awarded resulting in the soldier’s debates devolved to circus like “Today is a celebration,” He later became part of a both the Purple Heart and death. chaos often and that plays to his said Diane Rasmussen, sis- bomber crew that was sent Bronze Star medals. Lammers was awarded strengths as a candidate.” ter of Lammers. to Europe to fly missions Wayne William Gross the Purple Heart after his Crosby stated that debates often Rasmussen said the cer- over France and Germany. Wayne Gross was an ac- are not handled as debates, but emony helped to heal and During a mission in 1944, complished scholar dur- GOLDSTAR p4 political theater where the can- didate who can deliver “the best zingers and one liners” is going to gain the win. Racial issues highlight panel discussion “Tonight I want to clarify described this as “protect- Students voice one thing, that I am going ing whiteness” and further to be speaking to you from spoke of his disagreement concerns over the lenses of an educated with their response. black man in the United The controversial discus- injustices States of America. I am do- sion touched on how to fight ing that because one of the back for yourself in the wake By Mika.Brust disadvantages of being an of devastation, especially @iowastatedaily.com administrator is that often around the recent grueling we don’t get to render your election. By Danielle.Gehr personal opinion,” Stewart “I look at people who had @iowastatedaily.com said. threats against their lives Interim Police Chief of and stood up so that I could Iowa State Police Depart- be here and do my job and Monday night, the Memo- ment Aaron Delashmutt, I draw my strength from rial Union housed a heated first spoke of his apprecia- there. And I feel like I can’t discussion of racial unrest, tion for the opportunity to be scared even though I feel stigma toward the police, speak to the issues and ex- it,” Stewart said. and an election that has left pressed that as a department He believes that a preva- fear in multicultural com- they are trying to improve on lent issue with these racial munities in an attempt to their communication. issues is due to excuses ease tensions on campus. “It needs to be unified made in order to somehow A Conversation on Safety, across the country as a place make up for what has been Justice, and Students of Col- to go for for help and I think wrongly committed. or was put on by Black Stu- that’s why I want to open up Hannah Olson/Iowa State Daily “We have this history of dent Alliance and Student today,” Delashmutt said. “I Panel members listen as a student asks a question during the Conversation on Safety, Justice and Stu- rationalizing violent crimes Government in order to give can’t promise that I know dents of Color on Monday. Students raised concerns over law enforcement’s preparedness in the case of against black people and students a platform to voice exactly what it feels to be in violence after Tuesday’s election results are announced. we refrain them under these their concerns over how stu- those situations, but I prom- ideologies of wrong place, dent counseling services and ise that we’re here to listen.” students of color feel that them limited to what can statement. wrong time, misbehavior, the local police are handling Commander Jason Tuttle this campaign has put them be done as a police depart- During Delashmutt’s fi- etc. Those are excuses and issues of race on campus. was also present on behalf in and asked what plans the ment, but still will be there nal thoughts, he was inter- excuses are tools of the in- Malik Burton, president of the Ames Police Depart- university has to keep their to find resources for stu- rupted by voices to the left competent,” Stewart said. of Black Student Alliance, ment. He began by speaking students safe, both physi- dents who felt angered and side of the Sun Room calling Katherine Seifert, a gradu- spoke in his opening re- of two aspects that his sta- cally and mentally. hurt by these posters. out for a plan from the police ate student in the depart- marks, “The issues of police tion prides itself on –– build- “We’ve been talking about After the responses of to fix these issues and also ment of the School of Edu- killings of unarmed people ing relations and problem this [safety after the elec- the panelists, Graduate As- wanting these discussions cation, questioned what of color is rooted in the solving. tion] for quite a while in our sistant in Education Justin to be implemented into the Iowa State was going to do to problem of racism and is- Tuttle brought up the fact department. We are con- Roberson, before asking his educational system. teach white students about sues connected to it. There that he was not in uniform cerned that obviously this own question, expressed Roberson was one of those racism and privilege. are seeds of prejudices, rac- during this presentation and is a different election than that he felt that the question speaking out and brought “I have a sneaking sus- ism, and police officers in spoke to the fear that comes what we have seen in a long had not been fully answered up a response from both picion that many white the same vicinity.” with the uniform, not only time,” said Delashmutt in and that he wanted to hear Tuttle and Delashmutt after people are not aware of Panelists of the event in- for citizens who are fearful of response. “It’s hard to say an actual plan. Williams a woman asked if she would these terms. They think cluded Vice President for cops, but also for the officers without knowing exactly agreed and the panelists be arrested if she punched that racism and that big- Diversity and Inclusion Reg- themselves bringing up the what’s going to happen what went on to try to better re- someone who called her a otry is something that inald Stewart and Student recent murders of two Des were going to do, but we’re spond to her question. racial slur. happens to some people,” Counseling Services psy- Moines officers. prepared for just about any- “What strategies have you Both Delashmutt and Seifert said. chologist Raghav Suri as well The first question started thing.” planned to institute when Tuttle responded that the The event ended with as Monic Behnken, assistant off with Ebony Williams, a Delashmutt brought up 1950s America resurfaces for situation would have to be final words from Malik professor of sociology, who human development and the recent incident of the race rights at Iowa State Uni- evaluated giving the woman Burton and was followed acted as moderator, along family studies graduate as- white heritage posters found versity and in the Ames com- no assurance that she would by time for people to fur- with members of the police sistant, regarding the elec- on campus, describing it as munity?” Roberson asked at not face criminal charges ther discuss matters if force for ISU and Ames PD. tion and the danger that not a criminal act leaving the end of his impassioned in that situation. Roberson they chose. 4 Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2016 NEWS

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Max Goldberg/Iowa State Daily Iowa State students who oppose the new proposed meal plan are concerned about practicality and the price of the meal plan. New meal plan raises concern By Haley.Knudsen of information being re- tions with the price increase. communication between the @iowastatedaily.com leased as to how the quality “There will be an increase students and the university,” of the food will be improved, in housing next year, five ma- Jayoma said. however, has left him on the jors will be increasing their He proposed that the uni- Confusion and complaints fence in regard to the pro- tuition and now there will be versity send out an email, at ACROSS piece? “House” seem to be the only feedback posed plan. a meal plan price increase,” the least, to make it clear to 62 Bromide, e.g. 28 Captain’s heading coming from students re- To add to the confusion, Lekhwani said. “It all adds students what is going to af- 1 Chronicles 63 “The Soul of a But- 31 108-card game garding the proposed meal a fingerprint scanner would up. It doesn’t look like the fect them directly next year. 7 File extension terfly” memoirist 32 1955 labor merger 10 Double Down 64 Took out gp. plan for fall 2017. Students of allow access into the din- budget I came in with.” Director of ISU Dining sandwich maker 65 Couple 33 Gastric acid com- all backgrounds share similar ing centers instead of an Students with the bronze Mohammed Ali said dur- 13 Space-sharing bud 66 Society page word ponent, to a chemist concerns about practical- ISU card, and the unlimited and silver plans would have ing an Inter-Residence Hall 14 She-bear, in Sevilla 67 Source of much 34 “I heard you the ity and price. What will the meal plan includes a limited to pay more and have more Association meeting a few 15 Gang leader? salon noise first 10 times” 16 Why the kids can 36 Antiwar organiza- new meal plan have to offer? amount of guest passes. This meals under the lowest new weeks ago, however, that hardly sleep at night? tion based in Tel Aviv Why does the price need to means that students would meal plan. Lekhwani said many universities in the 19 Privy to DOWN 37 Rice-shaped pasta increase? not be able to swipe in their a lot of the residents on his United States already have a 20 When Iago ac- 38 Pastoral moms “Many students feel the friends. floor can’t afford a meal plan plan similiar to the one that quires Desdemona’s 39 Not more than handkerchief 1 Preparing for 40 Fails utterly new meal plan is unneces- Meal packs, which are cur- higher than bronze. Iowa State hopes to imple- 21 Apple’s Tim Cook, combat 43 __ of Cleves sary,” said Francis Jayoma, rently offered to off-campus Under the proposed plan, ment. e.g. 2 Lunchtime meeting 45 Action on the side floor secretary in Linden residents as a way to provide students would be able to “It’s to make the dining 23 Some intellectuals 3 “Uncle!” 46 Shake awake Hall. “It makes sense for the some meal swipes, wouldn’t stay on their meal plan for a centers a lot more friend- 25 With 49-Across, 4 Activist/heiress 47 “Sorry, dude” motto for Jessica Hearst 48 Whiles away university to profit, but it is be included in the new plan. semester as a transition into lier,” Ali said at one of the Fletcher? 5 Jeremy of the 50 Arabic religious not practical for students.” Yash Lekhwani, IRHA a new meal plan the follow- meetings. 27 “Hopelessly De- Lakers text Jayoma believes the guar- representative from Linden ing semester. Ali said that IRHA’s feed- voted to You” musical 6 “Homicide: Life on 51 Functional anteed food quality increase Hall and floor president, ad- “A lot of the problems with back is something that they 29 Net letters the Street” actor Jon 52 Els with tees 30 Pampas rider 7 Zipper part 53 Oil facility is a plus for the plan. A lack dressed students’ frustra- the new meal plan lies in the are taking very seriously. 35 13 for Al, e.g. 8 Easy __ 57 Got 100 on, say 36 Chuckles over a 9 Underpinnings 60 Roxy Music co- small kitty? 10 Kitchy-__ founder GOLDSTAR p3 39 Mensch lead-in 11 Valuables often 61 #4 at Boston 41 How some bars stored Garden may be set 12 Enter surrepti- death. 42 Commercial center tiously “They felt the desire to 44 Skewered fare 17 Lenovo IdeaCen- do more for the people 49 See 25-Across tres, e.g. 54 Malted ingredient 18 Lowest stripe around them, their friends 55 Come up short 22 Akershus Fortress and their families,” Lt. Col. 56 Beaverlike rodent city Ethan Dial said as he talked 58 Apple or pear 24 U.S. Army E-6 about the “selfless service” 59 Acerbic opinion 26 Co-star of Hugh on the veterans expressed. A current Iowa State stu- dent, Brandon Lay, senior HOROSCOPES by Linda Black in psychology, spoke at the ceremony about what Today’s Birthday Gold Star Hall means to (11/8/16) him, sharing the story of his best friend who lost his With Saturn in your sign, applied discipline produces flowers with life during military service. ease. Abandon procrastination and go for what you most want. Self- “The Hall represents inquiry leads to fresh inspiration. Creative fire after 3/20 raises your something dear to service- professional status. After 4/4, balance mind, body and spirit with peaceful men and women ... a com- introspection. Give thanks. mitment to never forget,” To get the advantage, check the day’s rating: 10 is the easiest day, 0 the Lay said, emphasizing the most challenging. importance of always re- membering and honoring Aries - 8 Libra - 7 those who served in the (March 21-April 19) (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) military. Things could get Inventory paperwork Every year, millions of chaotic, and tempers and do the filing. people walk through the or jealousies spark easily. Watch for Financial breakdowns could get Gold Star Hall, and they of- scheduling conflicts. Self-discipline expense, unless you take action. ten might not think about helps. Handle priorities quietly... Choose the option that’s best for what is on the walls. listen more than speaking. Don’t your family. Check out another’s Visitors can take a mo- get greedy or overly generous... concerns. Take it slow and think. ment to look at the names all around and wonder Lyn Keren/Iowa State Daily Taurus - 8 Scorpio - 8 what those people sacri- A member of the Iowa State ROTC views the exhibit for four fallen soldiers set in the Gold Star Hall on Monday. (April 20-May 20) (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) ficed for the country. A possible conflict Listen to your partner’s of interests invites considerations. controversy. Offer advice only A conflict of interests could if asked. It’s getting easier to get revealed. Keep it cool and advance now. Good news lifts cautious. You perceive underlying your spirits. Don’t forget what harmony. Don’t react blindly. Be you’ve learned the hard way. patient and supportive. Gemini - 6 Sagittarius - 7 (May 21-June 20) (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) Love and luck seem Something at blocked. It returns. work requires your Family considerations are attention. Postpone travel. Things paramount. Wait to see what aren’t going according to plan. develops. Core values guide your Achieving the goal may take decision. There’s not as much as longer than expected. Don’t hoped, and not as little as feared. venture far. Stresses will ease soon. Cancer - 7 Capricorn - 7 (June 21-July 22) (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) There’s a disruption You’re wise to to the routine. finish what you’ve Compromise builds a strong started before launching anew. foundation. You may need to Keep enough cash on hand for do something you don’t like, or unexpected difficulties. Confront to face some opposition. Solo authority, if that’s what it takes to creativity gets fun. break through. Leo - 7 Aquarius - 6 (July 23-Aug. 22) (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) Career breakdowns A home project or changes require takes an unexpected thoughtful consideration. turn. Obstacles arise. Keep your Renegotiate terms. Think of more promises. Leave your savings ways to succeed. Speculate and intact. A change in direction Lyn Keren/Iowa State Daily fantasize. Ask someone who loves alters options. 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Tuesday, November 8th, 2016 OPINION 5

EDITORIAL

Katy Klopfenstein/Iowa State Daily Appreciate the democracy in the United States and get out to the election booths and vote on Tuesday. GO VOTE

Once every four years, the Ameri- can people get the chance to elect a Katy Klopfenstein/Iowa State Daily Columnist Karayof argues that in 2016, it was more common for supporters on both sides of the political aisle to spew outrageous hyperbole and delegitimize president to serve in the most powerful their opponent than participate in an open discussion on how to improve the current state of the country. office in the world. For decades, the U.S. president has been a symbol of freedom and has served as the leader of the free world. It is safe to say that the power of the president is greater than the power of any other person in the world today. Love Trumps Hate Their influence goes much further than the borders of this country. The Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) said Informed populace is vital to developing a healthy it best, “Who is chosen as the next president of the United States isn’t just and functioning democracy in the United States a matter of national importance but will make a big difference to the rest By David.Karayof nitive dissonance and voter shaming (91 percent) has been hostile” and of the world.” @iowastatedaily.com to win this election. that, while the media was critical of For the last few months, the entire An informed populace is essential Clinton, “network reporters always world has been watching the U.S. pres- to a healthy and functioning democ- maintained a respectful tone. … This idential race and the campaigns. The As the presidential election comes racy, yet the sinister truth is that doz- was not the case with Trump.” presidential elections in the United to a close, I’ve found myself unable ens of journalists spanning all of the By normalizing hatred for Trump States may have been the center of the to share in the sentiments of relief mainstream media outlets have been supporters, they’ve masterfully driv- discussion in the U.N. headquarters, that have been embraced by voters implicated by WikiLeaks for colluding en the wedge deeper between the left just as much as it is in a small cafe in a on both sides of the aisle. with the DNC to obfuscate the truth and right while the elite class remains Colombian village. Many are eager to put this elec- and damage the Republican party. firmly in power. Millions of people around the world tion behind us, to go back to a time Filtering the news through a political The political landscape has be- are watching and following the news when our morality was defined by campaign is a dangerous precedent come so polarized that the vast ma- today. Most of them do so with hope more than the presidential candidate to set, yet it is a discussion that no- jority of those who support Trump that the American people will elect a we supported, to forget about how body seems to be willing to have. Of have reserved to do so in silence, or president who will bring peace and Americans allowed themselves to be equal concern is the heavy hand that expose themselves to violence. The fight for the well-being of this nation manipulated into political tribalism. the media played in covering Trump right has mocked the “tolerant left” and global humanity. Judy Woodruff, In 2016, it seems that it was more during the primaries, giving him an for years, implying that our inclusive a news anchor, pointed out in an important for supporters to espouse unfair advantage and promoting the rhetoric has no merit when put to interview with PBS that “many eyes outrageous hyperbole and dele- fanaticism that they now condemn. the test, a notion that, unfortunately overseas are keeping close tabs on the gitimize the opposition than it was to Donald Trump has been painted as rings true. race for the White House.” have open discussion for the mutual a fascist whose popularity signals the While I do not support racism, the The world is not just paying atten- benefit of our country. rise of the Third Reich in the United fact of the matter is that there is much tion to the elections. It also tells us to Throughout the primaries, the States of America, and all of his sup- more to Donald Trump, and his sup- appreciate the democracy we have media and the Democratic party porters have been withstanding porters, than their thoughts on race in this country. Some of us take this insinuated that “Bernie Bros” were character attacks from the media for relations. Considering Trump and privilege for granted. sexists, misogynists, racist, unin- months. Though there is no denying Sanders supporters have nearly iden- In Syria, for example, people are formed basement dwellers driven by a racist presence in his campaign, I tical complaints about the integrity of dying every day just because they naïve idealism and a “penchant for take issue with the ever present me- our media and the election itself, it’s demanded the rule of law and de- violence.” The media perpetuated dia bias, liberal bias, openly insulting pertinent that we address these issues mocracy. Venezuela and many other that sentiment, widely misrepresent- the Republican voters. and find common grounds. countries are perfect examples of how ing both Sanders and his supporter’s They’ve characterized the entirety We, the Democrats, could have a democracy can save the people. positions while outright dismissing of Trump’s support base as racists, been the party that unified the na- Going out to vote is a right, and it accusations of impropriety and elec- whose sole interest is to hold on tion, but our own hubris and hatred also is a sign of appreciation. Many tion rigging in regard to Clinton. to their white privilege; a group of caused us to become that which we people around the world lack such Instead of questioning our repre- deplorables whose right to vote is lament; in the words of Friedrich chance to elect their leaders. sentatives, we’ve allowed falsehoods merely an inconvenience to the prog- Nietzsche, “Whoever fights monsters One of our Editorial Board mem- and exaggerations to largely dictate ress that can be made under Hillary should see to it that in the process he bers, Mohamed Abufalgha, said “Com- our vote. My fellow Democrats are no Clinton. A recent study conducted does not become a monster. And if ing from Libya, I have never had a longer emphasizing their vision for by the Media Research Center found you gaze long enough into an abyss, chance to participate in elections at America and instead relying on cog- that “nearly all of [Trump’s] coverage the abyss will gaze back into you.” high level as presidency, nor did my father, nor did my grandfather. Libya, as so many other countries around the world, has never been democracy, and the people there strive every day for that. It is so sad to see people not appreciating the democracy in which they live and giving it up by not casting LETTERS TO THE EDITOR their votes in elections.” Furthermore, this year’s election is historical by any measure. With Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump as the major-party candidates, the next Your vote in this election will count president will be, at the very least, By Paul Pate tinction,” Ronald Reagan once nected to each other. Therefore, tary of State’s Office is dedicated unique. We are only hours away from Iowa Secretary of State said. Those words still ring true a system-wide intrusion into to keeping Iowa’s elections clean having either our first female president today. the system is all but impossible. and fair. or Trump. There has been a lot of talk in Also, Iowans vote on paper bal- I also want every eligible Io- Throughout the history of the Unit- Our most fundamental rights the past few months about cy- lots, not machines. wan to register to vote and to ed States, only few candidates have as Americans come from the bersecurity and the integrity of As for the voter registration participate in our elections. been this unique and different as they ability to choose our representa- our elections system. My pledge database, we have full-time staff Please, make your voice heard. are today. Do not miss the chance to tive form of government. to every Iowan is that you will be dedicated to preventing the There is much more than the play a role in writing a chapter of this It is up to us, we the people, able to cast your vote on Election Iowa voting records from being presidential race on the ballot. nation’s history. to defend and maintain these Day and your vote will count. compromised. Offices in the U.S. Senate, U.S. Billions of people, both in the United rights. The easiest way to do that I take the integrity of our elec- We have multiple levels of House, Iowa Legislature and in States and abroad, are watching and is to vote. tions very seriously. In fact, it is programs and protocols in place your county are being contested. waiting for the results, but they can’t Thousands of our fellow Io- my No. 1 priority. to automatically detect any at- These elections impact you, vote. Those of you who can, should. wans fought and died to protect My office is working with all 99 tempted intrusions. your family and your commu- Your vote will not only affect you and those freedoms. As the state’s county auditors to do everything We also rely on the 10,000 nity. Be a voter. your family but also the entire world. Commissioner of Elections, I we can to protect the integrity of serving on the frontline of our If you need any help finding Not everyone can vote, it’s a privilege. urge every Iowan to honor our elections. elections. Our neighbors are our your polling place or any more Take advantage of it. veterans by casting a vote on or Let me clear up a few miscon- poll workers and poll watchers. information related to casting before Election Day. ceptions: Our voting systems The system is bipartisan to en- your ballot, visit sos.iowa.gov Editorial Board “Freedom is never more than are not accessible through the sure the integrity. 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Opinions expressed in columns and letters are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily Vote Sondra Childs-Smith for District 45 reflect the opinions of the Daily or organizations with which the author(s) are associated. By Robert Dunn Ms. Childs-Smith is a graduate In regard to student debt and istrators think they are the ex- Senior in Accounting of Iowa State University from rising tuition, she will fight for ception to the Constitution and the class of 1980. She served ISU’s fair funding from the State the Bill of Rights, Ms. Childs- Feedback policy: on the women’s track team. As Legislature and the Board of Smith knows better. A state The Daily encourages discussion but does not guarantee its publication. We reserve the right to Cyclone Nation, we have an an alumna of this great uni- Regents. As well, she will fight university must obey the law edit or reject any letter or online feedback. opportunity to have a voice rep- versity, she cares about issues to allow students to only take and protect its students’ First, Send your letters to [email protected]. resenting Ames and the Iowa related to students. She is in courses that are necessary for Second, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Letters must include the name(s), phone number(s), State University community in support of lowering the drink- one’s major, thereby decreasing Amendment rights with no ex- majors and/or group affiliation(s) the Iowa House District 45 this ing age from 21 to 18. If one is the amount of time and money ceptions! She will fight to end and year in school of the author(s). Tuesday. I strongly urge my fel- old enough to fight and die for it takes to complete a degree at viewpoint discrimination in our Phone numbers and addresses will not be low students, staff, faculty and his/her own country, then that Iowa State University. regent universities. Please join published. Online feedback may be used if first name and last administrators to consider the person should be legally allowed She is a big proponent of stu- me Tuesday in voting for Ms. name, major and year in school are included in the Republican candidate, Sondra to enjoy a beer before they are dents’ Constitutional rights. Sondra Childs-Smith for Iowa post. Feedback posted online is eligible for print in Childs-Smith. sent off to war. Although many college admin- House District 45! the Iowa State Daily. IOWA STATE DAILY

6 SPORTS Tuesday, November 8th, 2016

Ryan Young/Iowa State Daily Freshman running back Kene Nwangwu returns a kick on September 10, 2016 at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City. Nwangwu is joined by Mike Warren and David Montgomery as one of three running backs listed as a starter on Iowa State’s depth chart this week. Cyclones uncertain of starting backfield

By Brain.Mozey and how they do in practice dur- the fastest players they’ve seen in week.” @iowastatedaily.com ing the week.” a long time. Lanning has the experience as For the first time this season, “If [Kene Nwangwu] gets to the a starting quarterback after taking UP NEXT Warren is not listed as the starter outside and fi nds an opening, the over the spot in the last part of Iowa State fans had an oppor- on the team’s depth chart. War- only thing you’ll see is the back of the previous season. He also has tunity to see new starters in two ren, Montgomery and Nwangwu his jersey,” Lazard said. a higher ability to run and gain Iowa State (1-8, 0-6 Big 12) major offensive positions when are all listed as possible starters. Campbell said Nwangwu needs some yards with his legs. at Kansas (1-8, 0-6 Big 12) the Cyclones took on No. 9 Okla- Campbell expects all three run- to work on fi nding those openings Park hadn’t been a starter since homa last Thursday, when Jacob ning backs to be healthy for the and he’ll be a dominant running high school until he started the When: Saturday at 11 a.m. Park started at quarterback and game against Kansas this upcom- back for Iowa State and its future. Oklahoma game. Campbell said Where: Lawrence, Kansas David Montgomery started at ing weekend. He also expects to He also wanted to put Mitchell he has the accuracy and the ability running back. see all three of them on the fi eld Harger into the discussion with to use his arm to put points on the Watch: FSN These new faces and the oppor- because they all have skills that the running backs because he board for Iowa State. Line: Iowa State by 9.5 tunity to see them play has made benefi t the team in different ways. executed a big block during the Campbell will continue using Iowa State coach Matt Campbell “Mike [Warren] has the skills Oklahoma game. each of the quarterbacks in each think more about who will start for to be a starting running back,” Campbell is also looking at the of the last three games this season, For updated information the last three games this season. Lanning said. “With that said, future of the quarterback position but he hasn’t spoken much about Campbell has to choose between it’s also nice having more depth for the Cyclones, with Lanning the future for next season. Both heading up to the game, Joel Lanning and Park for quar- at the running back position like and Park returning next season. Park and Lanning have said they follow terback and Mike Warren, Kene David [Montgomery], who’s a Park got the starting nod against don’t care about snaps or who’s Nwangwu and Montgomery for younger Mike Warren, and Kene Oklahoma and was the primary starting as long as the team is @RyanYoung44, the running back position before [Nwangwu], who is the fastest quarterback, while Lanning came winning. @LukeManderfeld and the Cyclones take on Kansas this player on this team.” in to run the ball a few times. “My focus is on this week Saturday. Campbell said Montgomery is “The starting quarterback will against Kansas and the next two @BrianMozey on Twitter. “I look at this situation as a the overall package who has the mostly be determined by the team games after that,” Lanning said. positive because it shows our hands to catch the ball and knows we play and the game plan we “Next season is too far away to depth at each of these positions,” how to fi nd openings. make up,” Campbell said. “Both think about, because I want to end Campbell said. “We’ll determine a Lanning and Lazard both of them have skills that we want this season on a positive note with starter through their health status agreed that Nwangwu is one of to utilize in football games each a few wins.” Iowa State runners on brink of 8th straight nationals By Kyle.Heim Kyle Heim/Iowa State Daily Redshirt junior Bethanie Brown competes in the 2014 NCAA Cross-Country Champion- @iowastatedaily.com ship on Nov. 22, 2014, in Terre Haute, Indiana.

“push process.” the way it is and learn how to Max Goldberg/Iowa State Daily Understanding the NCAA At all times throughout the manage it effectively, learn how to Iowa State coach Matt Campbell defended Alex Golesh on Monday amid Golesh’s cross-country qualifying system is selection process, the committee take advantage of its maybe per- name being mentioned in reports of a lawsuit by the Chicago Sun-Times. as simple as counting to two and reviews no fewer than two teams ceived weaknesses or loopholes as diffi cult as fi guring out which from each region — with a total or just play the system,” Grove- friends not to invite to a birthday of 18 teams being reviewed for an McDonough said. “Go to bunch party based on a limited number at-large bid until 13 are selected of big meets, chase some points Campbell says Iowa State of invitations. — in order to identify any “push” and try to get into the NCAA meet In order to earn an automatic situations. [through] the backdoor.” bid to nationals, teams must fi n- Once teams get selected, other Despite the team still needing vetted Golesh before hiring ish inside the top two at one of the teams that haven’t been selected to qualify, the No. 12-ranked Iowa nine regional cross-country meets can add those teams to their win State women’s cross-country By Luke.Manderfeld hiring Golesh in late 2015. that will take place Friday. totals if they fi nished higher than team remains focused on compet- @iowastatedaily.com “Any of that information is If a team does not earn one of them in a meet since the Sept. ing in its eighth straight national not new information to my the 18 automatic bids, it can still 9-11 weekend. championship meet. knowledge,” Campbell said. earn one of the 13 at-large bids. “I’ve been one of those peo- “Regionals is obviously very Iowa State coach Matt Camp- “All I mean by that is when we But instead of deciding who to ple who has advocated for some important, but we actually had a bell defended Iowa State tight hired coach Golesh, all of those invite based on who will bring the change, particularly qualifying pretty tough workout on Friday, ends coach Alex Golesh Monday situations had been vetted the most presents, the selection com- for the regional meet,” said Iowa so coach is telling us we might not in light of a player mistreatment University of Illinois — the en- mittee chooses teams based on State women’s cross-country feel super fresh for Friday’s race,” lawsuit at the University of Il- tire staff, all the team doctors, their performances throughout coach Grove-McDonough. “I said sophomore Anne Frisbie, linois that named Golesh as one everybody had been vetted in a the season against the 18 auto- just think it would make sense, who is coming off a fourth-place of the coaches that committed thorough investigation. matic bids. it’s the NCAA fi rst round, I think finish at the Big 12 Champion- wrongdoing. “We had detailed everything The selection committee begins you should have to qualify. And ship. “But she said the bigger pic- As the tight ends coach and re- before we hired coach Golesh the at-large process by analyzing I think it’s a nice stepping stone ture is nationals. That’s the race cruiting coordinator at the Uni- to make sure we were doing the the total wins of the third- and for teams that are a ways off from she cares the most about.” versity of Illinois, Golesh, among right thing there. Our informa- fourth-place finishers in each qualifying for the NCAAs. Grove-McDonough said she is other coaches, is accused of forc- tion back from the University of region. When a team is selected “But at least then they get to considering sitting one of her top ing doctors to clear former Illini Illinois is they never would’ve from a region as an at-large team, say, ‘Hey, maybe we didn’t make fi ve runners for Friday’s Midwest player Anthony Durkin to play kept him on staff and he would the committee moves the next it, maybe we’re not good enough Regional in Iowa City, but no de- while dealing with a shoulder not have been retain had he team in that region into consid- to make it but now we are,’ and cision has been fi nalized. surgery, which caused further been involved with any investi- eration. that’s a step, rather than we’re The goal for the team is to fi n- damage, the Chicago Sun-Times gation or any issues there.” So a team that fi nished fourth there and we all show up.” ish inside the top two and earn reported. Golesh coached with Camp- in its region meet can still earn an The current system allows an automatic bid, but Grove- Durkin also claims Golesh told bell at Toledo from 2009-11 be- at-large bid if it has a high num- teams to schedule meets that McDonough is confident that him to sign a release from his fore leaving for Illinois in 2012 to ber of head-to-head wins against include more top-ranked com- even if the team doesn’t, it will scholarship, which absolved the become the tight ends and spe- the 18 automatic bids in meets petitors in an effort to catch some still have enough wins to earn an university of any charges with a cial teams coach and recruiting throughout the season. of those top teams on off days or at-large bid. shoulder surgery and Durkin’s coordinator. Golesh remained The twist is that the team that early in the season when they may “If we sit one of those girls, scholarship, the Sun-Times said. at Illinois until he was hired fi nished third in that region would choose not to race some of their with the full focus being on the Campbell said Iowa State by Iowa State on Dec. 1, 2015, automatically get invited as well best runners. NCAA meet, I think we’re in good looked into the matter before shortly after Campbell was hired. through what the NCAA calls the “People get used to the system, shape,” Grove-McDonough said. IOWA STATE DAILY

Tuesday, November 8th, 2016 SELF 7 The fi ve senses of fall: Sight

By Grace.Rigdon seen the lines at Starbucks, Caribou and @iowastatedaily.com the Memorial Union grow for everyone’s favorite seasonal drinks. Students leave holding warm cups, huddling over the As a freshman, this is my first fall on hot liquid inside. campus. When autumn came around and As the temperatures slowly lower, the leaves started changing, I was in awe students bundle up in big scarves and of the beauty around me. warm boots for the colder season ahead. Walking around campus for the past Noses and fi ngertips are turn pink as the month, I have watched leaves turn from cold air hits skin. red to orange to yellow. I loved spotting the pumpkins and The ground is fi lled with color, and the holiday spirit around campus on the campus is gleaming with happy faces. ground, around buildings, classrooms, The falling leaves whistle in the wind dorms and dining centers. and circle the air, descending to sweep Enjoy the sight of fall and check out Emily Blobaum/Iowa State Daily Top: Dew droplets cover a plant on the banks of Lake LaVerne on Oct. 3. the ground. this gallery of amazing pictures of our Top right: The sun shines over Beardshear Hall and Central Campus. Since the beginning of autumn, I’ve campus. Work out your right to vote

By Amanda.Wymore make sure your knees do not pass over @iowastatedaily.com your ankles. Hold the seated position for three seconds and really think about who you want sitting in the White House. Courtesy of Ashley Artist Student fitness class instructors attend an Insanity training class to prepare for the class being added to It’s Election Day, and what better way Return to the standing position. Repeat Iowa State’s fitness class list in the spring. could you prepare to fill in your ballot for 20 reps. than by getting in a workout - maybe while waiting in line. RAISE THE ROOF For another arm workout, place your New HIIT fitness class STRETCH arms on either side of your head, bend- Plant your feet shoulder-width apart ing the elbows at a 90-degree angle. Do a and point your hands to the sky, interlac- “raise the roof” motion, for 20 reps, with ing your fingers. Pull your arms to one your arms because national debt isn’t the side over your head, pushing your hips in only thing that’s rising. to start spring semester the opposite direction to stretch out your core. Repeat this by moving your arms to DONKEY KICKS the other side, keeping them high in the Moving back to the core, we will do By Rebecca.Haars genetics. “The 30-minute Insanity class air, and pushing your hips in the opposite some donkey kicks. Start by getting on @iowastatedaily.com would defi nitely be something I would go direction. Most prefer the right side over your hands and knees, making sure your to.” the left side, or vice versa. hands are shoulder-width apart and your Insanity requires no equipment, making If you do not necessarily like either side, knees are directly under your hips. While Looking for a new way to spice up your it easier for Artist to fi nd areas to place this just move your arms back in forth, hinging keeping your core tight and knee bent, exercise routine? The Iowa State University class. She plans to offer it in the Functional at the hips to move the torso forwards and lift your right leg up behind you until it Recreation Services will add Insanity to its Training Room, State Gym and Lied. Artist backward. is in line with your body and your foot is fi tness class list this spring. hopes to be able to have the rooms hold 20 parallel to the ceiling. Lower your leg back “[Insanity] is cardio conditioning and to 30 people for each class. WARM UP down to the starting position and repeat total body strength workout,” said Ashley “It’s good [to add Insanity] because it Now it is time to really warm up by run- with the other leg. Do 20 reps. Artist, fitness class coordinator. “It’s fun gets those students who are in a rut of fi t- ning in place for one minute as if you are and exciting. You can do all different fi tness ness classes out of them. Now they have running to fi ll out your ballot. Keep your FORWARD LUNGES levels. The instructors are trained on how Insanity, which is completely different,” chest up and knees high while breathing For the last leg workout, we will perform to progress and regress all of the exercises Wardell said. steadily, and get ready to vote. 20 forward lunges, not backward, to move so it can meet all fi tness levels.” For students who haven’t previously America ahead. Begin by keeping the up- The High Intensity Interval Training taken a class, this is the right time to give SHOULDER TOUCHES per body straight, with your shoulders (HIT) style class is a big fi tness trend right it a chance. Then we will do some shoulder touches, back, keeping your core engaged. Step now, Artist said. Doing a HIT workout for “Personally I’ve never been to one of because sometimes deleting your emails forward with one leg, lowering your hips only 30 minutes will give someone the same those [Insanity classes] before but it sounds isn’t enough; you just need to rip them until both knees are at a 90-degree angle. benefi ts as a moderate-intensity workout like a fun way to challenge and push your into shreds. To do this efficiently, place Come back up to the standing position, for an hour. body in ways that is probably hasn’t been your arms out in front of you so they are and lunge forward with the other leg. “Insanity classes seem pretty intense, but before,” said Tyler Sanborn, sophomore in parallel to the fl oor. Touch the right hand they would be something cool to try,” said pre-business. to the right shoulder and alternate with the WALL SIT Emma Bottolfson, sophomore in mathe- Artist is planning to have a launch party left side. Do this for 20 reps or until you de- Finally,we will do a 30-second wall sit, matics. “I love high energy workouts, so I’m for the class during the first week of the cide that is not worth your time anymore. because who doesn’t love a good wall? glad there’s another option being offered.” spring semester. They will hold a large In- Place your back against a wall while hold- The workouts are high-intensity because sanity class in one of the gyms and open it OPPOSITE ARM LEG EXTENSION ing your feet about two feet about from of the structure of the class. up to anybody. We will now perform an opposite arm- the wall, about shoulder length apart. “The workouts are all made the same “I think it’s good that there is a new class leg extension. Get into position by getting Bend your knees and slide your back down way. You start with a warm-up, then there being added. It gives a new variety to the on your hands and knees, making sure to the wall until your knees have formed a are four blocks. You do [plyometrics] and classes offered,” said Marissa Hasselbusch, keep your core tight. Stretch out your right 90-degree angle. speed, strength and stability, agility and junior in apparel, merchandising and de- arm as if it was an elephant trunk and ex- You must engage all parts of your body coordination and the last one is abs and sign. “It also offers more of a challenge for tend your left leg. Next, bring those extend in this workout or nothing good with come core,” Artist said. people wanting it.” limbs in towards to core to a crunch. Do 10 out of it. Exercise your body and your right These workouts can last 55, 45 or 30 min- For those questioning whether to try reps of this, then repeat with the left arm to vote. utes, said Paige Wardell, senior in kinesiol- Insanity or not, Wardell said, “When in and right leg. As always, make sure to stretch after ogy. Wardell is one of the fi ve instructors doubt, just try it.” doing this workout, because the ensu- who took the training class to become a “I kind of like the idea of the class,” said SQUAT HOLD ing pain could be as bad as politics: you certifi ed Insanity instructor. Michael Petron, sophomore in mechanical Now it is time to do a squat hold. Start fi nd trouble, potentially misdiagnose the “With my schedule it’s hard to fi nd time engineering. “They are trying to improve with you feet shoulder-width apart. Bend aforementioned problem and misapply to go to the gym and get a quality workout student health, and that really appeals to down in to a seated position, keeping the wrong remedies. So let’s make smart in,” said Kaitlin Einertson, sophomore in me.” your hips stacked over your knees, and choices and make our bodies great again.

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not very well received by some people,” cal views in 1987, Trump has politically son for president. Johnson, who has been But in an attempt to gain more votes, said Kelly Winfrey, assistant professor identified as a Republican, a Democrat the governor of New Mexico for two Stein continues to target her campaign in the Greenlee School of Journalism and an independent. As of today, he terms, won over voters in his home state toward younger voters. and Communication and researcher of labels himself as a Republican. as a Republican in 1995 before leaving Liam McDermott, freshman in physics, political communications and gender. The presidential race office in 2003. certainly feels that she best represents “While first ladies can be active, they With the campaign slogan, “Make Before his run for governor, Johnson from what he and his age group would tend to be active in some non-contro- America Great Again,” Trump began his had no prior political experience. benefit. versial issue like obesity or reading.” run for the White House in a fashion that After first running for president in 2012 “She’s the only candidate that would A second chance only he could run in. as a member of the Republican party, he be able to properly address the issues that Today, the tides have turned for Clin- Announcing his run on June 16, 2015, found himself being pushed off to the I care about most: climate change, gay ton. Despite the discovery of her misuse Trump became the Republican Party’s side in place for candidates with more rights and education,” McDermott said. of an email server and at times an un- official nominee a year later on July 19, radical views. “She would bring them to Congress and believably close race against Vermont 2016. Trump announced on July 16 that With the campaign slogan, “We need actually make a difference for me and the Sen. Bernie Sanders, Clinton won the Indiana Gov. Mike Pence would be his to make America sane again,” Johnson people that I care about.” Democratic presidential nomination. running mate. and his running mate, Gov. Bill Weld, The issues listed by McDermott have “In 2008, she didn’t really talk about Trump made immediate waves in his have actively shown their distaste with been a large part of Stein’s campaign her gender much,” Winfrey said. “I think campaign announcement speech, say- Republican nominee Donald Trump. thus far. In her Power to the People that she’s done a little better this time ing that “[Mexico is] sending people that Both men believe that this election is Plan, Stein highlighted that she wants talking about her gender in ways that have lots of problems … they’re bringing “consumed by divisive partisan rhetoric” to create deep system change and it’s relevant to the issues.” drugs. They’re bringing crime. They’re and avidly say that they offer a “breath of put people, the planet and peace over The other difference in the 2016 pri- rapists. And some, I assume, are good fresh air” to the election. profit. mary, according to Winfrey, was that people.” On the issues, Johnson can be found Stein’s environmental goals remain the Sanders campaign was unable This statement, and his insistence in on both ends of the political spectrum. to be a key point in the Green Party. One to mobilize minority voters like the the necessity of building a wall on the On abortion, Johnson said that “indi- example of her goals includes creating Obama campaign did. Clinton has had border of the United States and Mexico, viduals should be allowed to make their millions of jobs by converting energy a stronger record with minority voters upset and offended many individuals and own choices in their personal lives,” to 100 percent clean and renewable by than Sanders. Winfrey said this is what caused Trump to lose many corporate saying abortion is a “deeply personal 2030. She also wants to lead a global made for the difference in the primary sponsorships. But many are in support choice.” On education, he said “nothing treaty to end climate change. this time for Clinton. of a wall between the United States and is more important … than educating our Socially, Stein sums up her beliefs The other variable Winfrey believes is Mexico, with those who attend his ral- next generations.” as protecting freedom and equality. part of Clinton’s success is her Repub- lies often chanting, “Build a wall, build Johnson, and the Libertarian party as She wants to protect and expand the lican opponent, businessman Donald a wall.” a whole, believe in localizing education. rights of minorities, as well as make Trump. Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad endorsed Johnson’s goals regarding education citizenship more welcoming for im- “As qualified as Hillary Clinton is Trump this past May. Both of Iowa’s include eliminating the federal Depart- migrants. She also plans to address I don’t know if it would be this close senators — Joni Ernst and Chuck Grass- ment of Education and, along with that substance abuse as an issue of public if the candidate was someone other ley — endorsed Trump, as well, along elimination, getting rid of Common Core. health, rather than of criminality. than Donald Trump,” Winfrey said. with Iowa’s Fourth District House Rep. When it comes to environmental is- Another goal that Stein represents Winfrey said Clinton is arguably Steve King. sues, Johnson said the environment is a would be to establish jobs, health care one of the most qualified people to On the policies “precious gift” and “must be protected.” and education as a right. Her plan is to ever run for president, but her gen- When it comes to education, on his He does, however, disagree with the de- create living wage jobs for all Ameri- der is a factor that could affect her website, Trump says he plans to “add an bates going on in Washington about the cans in need of work, establish an success. additional federal investment of $20 bil- environment. improved “Medicare For All” program “It’s hard to separate Hillary Clin- lion toward school choice.” This would He said the climate is “probably” and guarantee tuition-free education ton from being a woman because “give states the option to allow these changing and that man is “probably” from before Kindergarten all the way we’ve never had a woman in this posi- funds to follow the student to the public contributing to that change. until post-college. tion before,” Winfrey said. or private school they attend.” He believe politicians need to shift She also plans to abolish student On the issues College education will be reformed their focus from essentially arguing over debt to release millions of Americans Throughout her 2016 campaign, with the help of congress to make “a whether or not climate change is real, from college debt as well as to es- Clinton has continued to tout issues good faith effort to reduce the cost of and instead find ways to “protect our tablish a $15/hour federal minimum she has been passionate about since college and student debt.” resources for future generations.” wage. the beginning of her political career, Trump also said college will be “easier Many young voters, particularly ones Stein has ultimately called for sys- including affordable education at to access, pay for and finish.” from Republican backgrounds, are tematic police reform. Her three all ages, guaranteed paid family and On health care, Trump plans to repeal throwing their support behind Johnson main points were that cops need to medical leave, expanding health care and replace Obamacare, or the Afford- this election. learn de-escalation skills, be carefully and implementing an economy that able Health Care Act, with the health While their reasons may be different, evaluated and that they should not be works better for the middle class. savings account. there is one particular issue that youth given military-grade weapons. “She says the words, and the words The health savings account would and Johnson agree on like marijuana. “The average African-American has are important, but she also has the “allow people to purchase insurance While Johnson can be found to be a lifespan seven years shorter than plans,” said Taylor Blair, freshman in across state lines” and “create a patient- knowledgeable on certain topics, such as the average white American. This is pre-industrial design. “I appreciate centered health care system that pro- criminal justice reform, he struggles with shameful,” Stein said. that in a politician.” motes choice, quality and affordability.” the concept of foreign policy. But her left-leaning political stance In numerous policy plans, she has On the issue of abortion and women’s In the beginning of September, during is not for everybody. Peircen Lorenz, specifically targeted college students, right to choose, Trump said that “I am an interview with MSNBC, Johnson was senior in technical communication planning to limit certain tax expen- opposed to abortion except for rape, asked a question that dealt with Aleppo, and the communication director for ditures for high-income taxpayers incest and life of the mother. I oppose a city that is currently at the center of the ISU Students for Trump, doesn’t find in order to fund debt-free college. the use of government funds to pay for Syrian refugee crisis. Johnson responded, Stein’s belief appealing. Clinton has also created policies to abortions.” asking, “What is Aleppo?” He began with a sarcastic, “Who is end campus sexual assault and make Trump said same-sex marriage should When it comes to Johnson’s specific Jill Stein?” before continuing. mental health services more acces- be decided on by the states, not by the plans for foreign policy, his campaign “Jill Stein is irrelevant in the race sible on college campuses. government. website says he will “move quickly and for the White House,” Lorenz said. Clinton has also created plans for Immigration has been a controversial decisively to cut off the funding on which “However, I admire her for combating the federal government to invest in topic during Trump’s campaign. Trump violent extremist armies depend.” Hillary Clinton.” rebuilding infrastructure, expand- aims to begin building “a … physical ing the Affordable Care Act while wall on the southern border, on day decreasing copays and deductibles one.” He insists that Mexico will pay for and investing in clean energy. the wall. A Little Brit Different

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