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Tuesday, July 16, 2013 THE INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER FOR THE COMMUNITY SINCE 1868 DAILYIOWAN.COM 50¢ City seeks trash alternatives The landfill is about 400 acres. That is approximately the size of 53. IMUs

The landfill takes in 400 tons of garbage a day.

A pile of garbage is seen at the Iowa City Landfill on Monday. Iowa City officials will review various proposals for diverting garbage from the landfill. (/Wanyi Tao) The proposal to transport some of the city’s waste to an ethanol plant will be considered along It will reach capacity in with other ideas using new technology to handle the trash.

By Robert Crozier cost Iowa City roughly $3 million, the have until Sept. 12 to submit their [email protected] DI has previously reported. plans to either process the waste on- 20-25 years Landfill Superintendent Dave Elias site, transfer it away, or some combi- As landfill repairs near completion, said he expects the repairs to be com- nation of both, a July 11 press release Iowa City officials will now entertain pleted in August or September. said. if Iowa City continues proposals exploring new technologies “We’ve had a couple of different The request for proposal process is that promise to divert garbage from proposals … come directly to staff … in conjunction with Gershman, Brick- the facility and extend the time before which have piqued our interest, and in ner, & Bratton Inc. of Fairfax, Va. its current waste- it reaches its capacity. One Maryland order for us to proceed with detailed “We can’t necessarily just pick some- company may have an early lead in the discussions, we have to follow our city one and move ahead with a multimil- considerations. procurement policies,” he said. lion dollar project without it being an disposal practices. The repairs were necessary after Interested parties must attend a open and transparent process that a fire damaged a large portion of the conference Thursday in which they 400-acre landfill in May 2012, which will tour the landfill, and they will See waste, 2

Vice PresidentIal search VP hopeful stresses changing times Schools’ By Quentin Misiag futures up [email protected]

While the University of Iowa and the State University of New York-Buf- in air falo stand nearly 750 miles apart, the two face six similar threats. Just ask Joseph Brennan. The Iowa City School The current associate vice presi- Board will discuss the dent for university communications at SUNY-Buffalo is one of three finalists steering committee’s vying for a new role as the UI’s vice recommendations during president for Strategic Communica- tion. tonight’s meeting. A “bad” economy, loss of trust, chang- ing demographics, increased compe- By Kristen East tition in the higher-education arena, [email protected] unsustainable financial models on a national scale, and in particular, new Ahead of tonight’s technological ways for interpersonal meeting, one Iowa City communication are collectively put- School Board member ting the idea of a true college educa- said many questions tion at risk, Brennan said. remain unanswered And in almost every state, colleges Joseph Brennan, the associate vice president for university communications at the State University of New after the Facilities see fewer traditional-age students York-Buffalo, speaks at the University Capitol Center on Monday. Brennan is one of three candidates that the UI Steering Committee walk through their halls and across is considering for the position of vice president for Strategic Communication. (The Daily Iowan/Mariah Green) presented two recom- their lawns. We’ll have to wait until mendations for the Dorau 2035 for those numbers to return to a future of the district’s board member sense of normalcy, he said. dent debt, Brennan said it’s time the approaches undertaken at Buffalo. schools. Refuting what he called the all-too- nation’s schools return to the top of “We’re living in an age of partisan “I think there’s a lot of questions common concept of a college graduate global academia standards. skepticism, gridlock in Washington … working as a coffee-shop barista strad- To do that at the UI, he said, may See schools, 2 dled with thousands of dollars in stu- take some notes of some unorthodox See vp, 2

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Breaking News sTaff will show us if there are Phone: (319) 335-6063 Publisher other equally qualified Email: [email protected] William Casey 335-5788 proposers that would be Fax: 335-6297 Editor-in-Chief interested,” Elias said. Kristen East 335-6030 Iowa City senior civil Corrections Managing Editor engineer Daniel Scott Call: 335-6030 Josh Bolander 335-5855 listed the plasma arc Policy: The Daily Iowan strives for ac- Metro Editor technology being consid- curacy and fairness in the reporting Quentin Misiag 335-6063 ered in Marion as one of news. If a report is wrong or mis- Opinions Editor possible alternative. leading, a request for a correction or Zach Tilly 335-5863 Elias said a green- a clarification may be made. Sports Editor house company and the Cody Goodwin 335-5848 University of Iowa Oak- Publishing info Arts Editor dale power plant have The Daily Iowan (USPS 143.360) is Emma McClatchey 335-5851 both expressed an inter- published by Student Publications Copy Chief est in harvesting the gas Inc., E131 Adler Journalism Building, Beau Elliot 335-6063 landfills emit. Iowa City, Iowa 52242-2004, Photo Editor Elias and Scott both daily except Saturdays, Sundays, Callie Mitchell 335-5852 noted Maryland compa- A pile of garbage sits in the Iowa City Landfill on Monday. (The Daily Iowan/Wanyi Tao) legal and university holidays, and Design Editor ny Fiberight, which pro- university vacations. Periodicals Haley Nelson 335-6063 poses to sort Iowa City’s tion plant his firm built man Milster, the princi- higher use for that en- postage paid at the Iowa City Post TV Director trash and cart all the or- in Virginia. pal engineer of the UI ergy then burying it un- Office under the Act of Congress of Josh Bolander 335-6063 ganic material to an eth- “We have an active Biomass Fuel Project. derground.” March 2, 1879. Web Editor anol plant it’s converting project, with financing To date, the proj- The landfill takes in Tony Phan 335-5829 in Blairstown, around 25 … so we went out to a ect has been unable to about 400 tons of gar- Subscriptions Business Manager miles west of Cedar Rap- variety of folks looking strike a deal to construct bage every day and has Call: Juli Krause at 335-5783 Debra Plath 335-5786 ids. for a waste supplier,” the pipeline, he said. an annual operating Email: [email protected] Classifed Ads/Circulation Manager “We expect Fiberight he said, noting that the “If [Fiberight’s plan] budget of approximately Subscription rates: Juli Krause 335-5784 to be one of the main Blairstown facility will proves up technically $7 million, Elias said. It Iowa City and Coralville: $20 for one Advertising Manager proposers … [It] would be the company’s first and financially, it’s an will reach capacity in 20 semester, $40 for two semesters, Renee Manders 335-5193 be the one that we have commercial conversion alternative to burying to 25 years if Iowa City $10 for summer session, $50 for Advertising Sales Staff had the most discussions plant. our waste,” Milster said. continues its current full year. Bev Mrstik 335-5792 with,” Elias said. The UI Biomass Fuel “And I think, as we move waste-disposal practices. Out of town: $40 for one sememster, Cathy Witt 335-5794 By recycling the recy- Project will not submit forward, we need to look “We want to take ad- $80 for two semesters, $20 for Production Manager clables and converting a proposal because Iowa for places to put our vantage of the time now summer session, $100 all year. Heidi Owen 335-5789 the organics into fuel, City’s request concerns municipal solid waste because we’re not going Send address changes to: The Daily Fiberight’s process can incoming trash, where- other then a hole in the to have to be focusing Iowan, 100 Adler Journalism Build- recover about 75 percent as the UI project wants ground. And we bury a on construction and re- ing, Iowa City, Iowa 52242-2004 of a city’s trash, company to pipe the inflammable lot of energy when we pairing and dealing with CEO Craig Stuart-Paul gas landfills emit to the do that … making trans- fire-related issues,” he said, citing a demonstra- Oakdale plant, said Fer- portation fuel is a much said. Top Stories Most read stories on dailyiowan.com from Monday.

nan’s broad experience 1. Downtown ‘Building Change’ program showing progress downtown vp has created a lot to think V ice President for Strategic 2. Gesell’s team advances in Prime Time playoffs Continued from FRONT about. Communication History 3. Coleman shines in Prime Time playoff opener Jean Florman, the di- rector of the UI Center • Tysen Kendig left the UI post in December after accepting a similar role at and angry bloggers,” he for Teaching, liked Bren- the University of Connecticut. said. nan’s line-down leader- • Kendig’s annual salary: $200,000. The next vice pres- ship approach, in which • Mark Braun, UI President Sally Mason’s chief of staff, is serving as the vice Follow us on ident, Brennan said, all employees have a say president on an interim basis; he will return to his original role when a needs to acknowledge in final decisions, as well new vice president is chosen. twitter bad news — from social as a “looking to the hori- • Among the responsibilities, the position has oversight for universi- scandals to natural di- zon” notion of prevent- ty-related communication and marketing, Hancher, and the UI Alumni sasters — head on, be- ing campus disasters Association. @thedailyiowan fore someone else does. before they arise. “It’s very smart to tell So what challenges Source: DI archives your own bad news,” he does the new, soon-to-be- said. “Our goal of issue named candidate face? management is not to To Florman, it’s en- In his July 11 visit, ing, internally and ex- sweep things under the hancing relationships Jeff Iseminger, the in- ternally, the university’s rug.” between not just the UI terim vice president for mission, vision, and val- Among his goals out- and Iowa City but sur- university advancement ues,” according to the job lined under the new rounding communities, and marketing at Min- description. role include establishing developing a set of inter- nesota State Universi- Mark Braun, Mason’s greater intra-state rela- nal brands beyond the ty-Mankato, stressed the chief of staff, is serving tionships with Iowans Iowa Hawkeye football importance of the UI’s as the vice president and the UI, expanding program, and national- self-branding efforts, on an interim basis; he digital presence across ly recognized Writers’ noting that the insti- will return to his origi- new social-media plat- Workshop and Universi- tution could learn from nal role when a new vice forms such as Insta- ty of Iowa Hospitals and Apple’s mentality. president is chosen. gram, and Vine as well Clinics. A third and final can- The upside to the Amer- as traditional print stu- With the retiring of didate is set to visit cam- ican higher-education sys- dent recruitment mar- the UI FYI News for pus Wednesday; he or tem, according to Bren- keting, and expanding Faculty and Staff online she will be named today. nan? Simply put, people crisis management pro- platform, Florman said, The vice president still love to go to college. grams on campus. there is a true lack of in- reports directly to UI “Obviously, we see this Vice President for Stu- ternal connectivity. President Sally Mason [spirit] on game day, but dent Life Tom Rocklin, “I just don’t think and serves as the “chief we also see this on com- a co-chair of the search we’ve had that conversa- communication officermencement day,” he said. committee, said Bren- tion in a while,” she said. responsible for convey-

The discussion will re- ities are renovated or looks forward to discuss- schools volve around two rec- constructed. A new high ing the plan more in- Continued from front ommendations — A and school would be built, depth at tonight’s meet- B — set forth by the Fa- and North Central Ju- ing. cilities Master Planning nior High in North Lib- “I’m striving for a plan that are still out there,” Steering Committee. erty would see a more the board can get behind School Board member The committee started than 100-student addi- and move the district in a Tuyet Dorau said. a series of six committee tion. Additionally, two positive direction,” he said. She said she believes meetings and seven pub- Iowa City and one north- Dorau said she has the biggest concerns for lic-input meetings earli- ern Johnson County el- not decided whether she the community involve er this year as a way to ementary schools would supports closing schools, how school boundaries craft a plan for future also open, and Longfel- and she was surprised to may change and how the and potential construc- low and Mann would be see public criticism over district will pay for the tion projects. renovated. the possibility of Hoover chosen plan. Under A, Hills Ele- Roosevelt would re- closing. “I don’t think there’s mentary would be re- main open and be reno- “I think there’s been a ever going to be a per- built at its present lo- vated under Proposal B, lot of community input fect plan,” she said, not- cation and would add but Hoover, Hills, and as of whether or not to ing it’s important for 100 students. Roosevelt Lincoln would be swing close schools, and that people to welcome com- Elementary, now repur- facilities, and Hills would needs to be brought in- promise. posed as the Roosevelt not be rebuilt. The other to the discussion,” she School Board mem- Education Center, and portions of Proposal A said. bers will meet tonight Hoover would be swing are also in Proposal B. to further discuss a plan facilities and would School Board member C assidy Riley contributed to this for the district’s future. close after other facil- Jeff McGinness said he story. blotter

Wade Allen, 22, 900 N. Gov- Robert Fleming, 20, 512 Ill., was charged July 13 with Iowa, was charged May 26 ernor St., was charged May 8 S. Dubuque St. Apt. 10, PAULA. with OWI. with four counts of violation was charged July 13 with Larry Johnson, 21, Cedar Matthew McGrew, 21, of a protective order. unlawful use of a driver’s Falls, was charged July 13 Elk Run Heights, Iowa, was Kenneth Cain, 27, Dubuque, license to obtain alcohol, with public urination and def- charged July 13 with public was charged July 13 with sec- interference with official ecation. urination and defecation. ond-offense OWI. acts, public intoxication, Christopher Krypel, 19, 816 Eric Mortensen, 20, Belvid- Kathryn Carriker, 20, Oska- and presence in the bars N. Dubuque St., was charged ere, Ill., was charged July 13 loosa, Iowa, was charged July after hours. July 13 with PAULA. with public intoxication. 12 with unlawful use of a driv- Brieanna Hastings, 19, Mari- Cedric Lee, 49, 1027 Ryder Abigail Reed, 20, Davenport, er’s license and presence in on, was charged July 12 with St. was charged Sunday with was charged July 12 with the bars after hours. presence in the bars after public intoxication. presence in the bars after Jovan Carter, 27, 815 Cross hours. Lauren Marck, 19 Marion, hours. Park Ave. Apt. 3A, was Grace Hirl, 20, Pella, Iowa, was was charged July 12 with Daniel Tallman, address un- charged July 13 with driving charged July 12 with presence presence in the bars after known, was charged July 13 with a suspended or canceled in the bars after hours. hours. with second-offense public license. Kelly Hoffman, 19, Batavia, Gregory Mason, 48, Dike, intoxication. THE DAILY IOWAN DAILYIOWAN.COM TUESDAY, JULY 16, 2013 NEWS 3 metro B agel bounce back Cyclospora hits This week, that number has bal- bus Junction was charged Sunday looned to between 80 and 100, caus- with assault causing bodily injury Johnson County ing a number of employees to sacrifice and obstruction of emergency The cyclospora parasite has reared vacation and time-off periods. communications. its head in Johnson County. — by Alison Crissman According to a law-enforcement Cyclospora, a rare food- or complaint, Tlatenchi was involved water-borne parasite, has infected 71 in altercation with a fellow Iowans as of Tuesday, according to a IC man charged with employee while working at the report released by the Iowa Depart- theft, forgery Coralville Comfort Suites Hotel, ment of Public Health. An Iowa City man has been 2431 James St. Sixty reported cases were account- charged with second-degree theft and After hearing another unnamed ed for as of July 13. forgery after he allegedly deposited employee speaking at work, In nearby Linn County, the figure a number of fake checks at an Iowa Tlatenchi confronted her while she is now 30. City bank. was sitting down. Shortly after, an Although a concrete link to the Christopher Curtis, 23, was charged altercation broke out between the outbreak has yet to be identified, March 29 and April 16. two employees. public-health investigators believe the According to an Iowa City police In response to the altercation, current outbreak comes from a series complaint, Curtis deposited a check the other employee pulled out her of tainted fresh vegetables. for $4,500 into his account at an Iowa cell phone to attempt to call the “Outbreaks have historically been City MidWest One Bank on March 29. police, but Tlatenchi allegedlytook linked to fresh fruits and vegetables,” The check was later returned to him the phone and prevented the call. Kevin Striegel works on the construction of the new Bruegger’s Bagels Avenue on said Patricia Quinlisk, the state because of an “irregular signature” At the end of the altercation, Monday. A fire destroyed the building in 2011. (The Daily Iowan/Mariah Green) epidemiologist and medical director of — a proper signature failed to be the other employee suffered the Iowa Department of Public Health. found on the front. The check was scratches on her neck. “… It’s typically not in any food that is then returned to Curtis before being Assault causing bodily injury processed or cooked.” redeposited on April 15 in a different and obstruction of emergency The first cases of Cyclospora ATM. communications are both serious were reported in Iowa in late June, Over the following three days, misdemeanors. and were originally suspected to be nearly all the money was withdrawn — by Cassidy Riley travelers, Quinlisk said, but by the next from the account before again being week, that notion had been ruled out. returned for “irregular signature.” Young children and the elderly Curtis also misspelled the name of the City warns of delays typically experience the longest banking institution. on Highway 1 symptom periods. MidWestOne issued Curtis notices Area drivers will experience some In the last 20 years, the state had demanding repayment, but they were delays starting Wednesday, when a only seen 10 confirmed cases. Symp- reportedly ignored. They verified that local arterial road will be reduced to toms of Cyclospora include watery the account number he was using was one lane of eastbound traffic. diarrhea, fatigue, loss of appetite, not valid. The anticipated construction of a weight loss, and bloating, among Iowa City police officers spoke with new refuge island in the median for others, according to the Public Health Curtis by phone, and he allegedly a new Highway 1 intersection will Department report. admitted to depositing the check and result in the reduction of eastbound If untreated, the infection can last withdrawing the money. He said he Highway 1 traffic near the Iowa City an average of 57 days. was going to contact the bank and Walmart, according to a city press Quinlisk noted that Cyclospora is repay the money but failed to do so, release. not passed from person to person, according to the police report. The construction is expected to and newly reported cases are from Officials later determined that the take place immediately east of the individuals who have already been check was fraudulent. Total loss to the Highway 1/Westport Plaza intersec- infected but have just recently been bank stands at $4,431.05. tion. The main entrances for a number tested for it. Forgery and second-degree theft of businesses, including Walmart, “One of the things we are seeing are Class-D felonies. Westport Touchless Autowash, and is that most, if not all of the people — by Cassidy Riley Midtown Family Restaurant is served being reported had an onset of symp- by the intersection. toms back in June,” she said. Normal traffic is set to resume by Mary DeMartino, the interim as- Hotel altercation Friday. sociate director for the State Hygienic results in charges City officials are recommending Laboratory’s disease control division, An eastern Iowa woman has drivers allow for extra travel time or said on average, the facility sorts been accused of attacking a drive a take a different route while the through 15-25 stool samples, testing coworker at a Coralville hotel. lane is closed. for food-borne illnesses. Maria Tlatenchi, 37, of Colum- — by Cassidy Riley 4 THE DAILY IOWAN DAILYIOWAN.COM TUESDAY, JULY 16, 2013

Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. Opinions — FIRST AMENDMENT TO THE U.S. CONSTITUTION COLUMN EDITORIAL License to Push for full coverage speed A June study from the University of Iowa’s Pub- lic Policy Center found that only 3 percent of Iowa’s Uninsured in Iowa to be found through the children were without health insurance as of 2010. Department of Transporta- That figure is down from 6 percent in 2000 and A new study found that Iowa is one of the nation’s leaders in tion)? well below the national rate of 8 percent. health insurance for children. Perhaps a marathon run The study, based on a scientific survey con- • 3 percent of Iowa’s children lack health insurance through “House of Cards” ducted between fall 2010 and spring 2011, found • Iowa’s rate is fourth-best in the nation and a steady feed of Jon that children in lower-income families were pro- • 8 percent of American children lack health insurance Stewart and Stephen portionally less likely to have health insurance, Barrett Sonn Colbert has made me more but even among that group, only around 5 per- Source: UI Public Policy Center [email protected] than a little cynical, but cent of kids lacked health insurance. this situation fills me with According to the study’s data, Iowa has the many indignant questions. fourth-highest rate of health insurance for chil- Given that the remaining population of unin- Somebody’s uncle once For example: Who do dren in the country. sured children is relatively small in Iowa, finish- told me that great power politicians think they are? The near ubiquity of health insurance among ing the job and insuring the rest wouldn’t be ter- comes with great responsi- Why should they get ex- Iowa’s children can be attributed, in large part, ribly difficult or costly. The necessary programs bility. So it makes me flinch empt from such things as to the wide availability of public insurance. More are in place. when I hear people such traffic-camera laws? And than one-fifth of Iowa’s children under 18 have The UI report notes that a majority of Iowa’s as Gov. Terry Branstad are no offense to Iowa — a public insurance either through Medicaid or, to a uninsured children are eligible to be insured un- not using their power in a state I dearly love — but is lesser extent, Hawk-I, the state’s version of the der either Medicaid or Hawk-I. In fact, if every responsible — and more there really enough going Child Health Insurance Program. eligible child were signed up for public health importantly, safe — man- on here that the governor These public programs, incidentally, provide insurance, 99 percent of Iowa’s children would ner. There are traffic cam- should be exempt from insurance that rivals or outpaces private insur- be ensured. eras in various Iowa cities traffic laws? What’s the ance. According to the study results, approxi- The Affordable Care Act, which requires indi- and towns, such as Des rush, Branstad? mately 56 percent of parents with children on viduals to purchase health care, could lead to a Moines and Cedar Rapids. What sort of political public health insurance say that their child’s further reduction in the number of uninsured Branstad’s SUV is report- crisis requires Branstad coverage is “excellent.” Only 37 percent of par- children as the number of uninsured families edly exempt from some and Lt. Gov. Kim Reynolds ents of children with private insurance rated falls. The UI researchers expect the Affordable traffic cameras, and while to tear down the highway their coverage similarly. Care Act’s effect to be modest in this regard, the extent of his exemption at breakneck speeds like Despite the success of these programs in pro- however, considering that there are so few unin- isn’t known for sure, the they’re auditioning to viding quality health insurance to many of Io- sured kids already. point is that his vehicle is play the Feds in Fast & wa’s children, the state still needs to make the It’s clear that in Iowa the exciting goal of es- more exempt than the rest Furious 7? final push to cover every child. tablishing universal health insurance is within of us combined. All questions aside, I The effects of a lack of health insurance on a reach. The state should work to ensure max- A government vehicle feel like there is room for child are severe and can negatively affect her or imum enrollment in public health programs. being unrestrained by a compromise here. But his life well into adulthood. A 2009 study led by Such a move would be a step toward a healthi- traffic cameras and the it will require the gov- researchers from the Johns Hopkins Children’s er generation and a step toward establishing an consequences of violating ernor to humble himself Center found that a lack of health insurance equal opportunity for all of Iowa’s young people some traffic laws isn’t and recognize that not may have led to as many as 17,000 children in to succeed. super egregious on its own. every item on his sched- American hospitals over two decades. Like many things in life, ule justifies breaking the The study found that uninsured children were there are many degrees law. He’s the governor; he 60 percent more likely to die in the hospital than of abusing one’s power. keeps an eye on the state, insured children. This seems like a run-of- makes sure everything’s Studies also show that a lack of insurance YOUR TURN the-mill case of executive going OK and that no lowers the likelihood that a child is properly im- Should the state make a push for universal health coverage privilege. extra Medicaid money is il- munized and limits access to adequate primary for children? But Branstad’s tran- legally crossing the border health care. Weigh in at dailyiowan.com. scendence of Iowa’s traffic into Iowa. That’s all great laws has an extra little and certainly very taxing, wrinkle. This whole situa- but not enough to merit a tion came to light because James Bond-esque license of a high-speed pursuit to speed. COLUMN back in April. The governor should Branstad’s black SUV only be allowed to pull was traveling at speeds up stuff off like that is in the to 90 mph on westbound case of emergencies or Wondering about a teen’s death Highway 20 when Division some serious business. The of Criminal Investiga- governor’s traffic violations tions Special Agent Larry should be recorded and but there’s no evidence to categorize the other are the same race. Hedlund noticed and gave then inspected case-by- that B) he would have peoples of the world, Um. chase. When the governor’s case. If the governor’s continued such a diet you might be tempted And then there’s this license plate was called staff can prove that the or that it would have to laugh at the Europe- tidbit from the Amer- in, it was apparently not violation was precipitated been deadly, and, A) ans’ ignorance. ican Heritage Dictio- on file in police databases. by a crisis, then it would more importantly, Race. nary: “… many cultural Because his license plate be wiped from the system. that he should be shot The human genome anthropologists now isn’t in the system, the At this point, we ought and killed for such a project would seem to consider race to be governor is more or less to realize that politicians Beau elliot dietary foray. suggest that there’s more a social or mental above the law on road. are not angels. They need [email protected] The case, the trial, only one race, given our construct than an ob- And here lies the heart to be monitored, and while Why does the mean- the verdict — especial- genetic similarities. jective biological fact.” of a budding controver- we shouldn’t do anything ing of “allude” elude ly the verdict — has But when I note this in We probably know a sy. Should government crazy like spy on them (the so many people who sparked tons of vigils conversation, there are lot less about race than plates be included in police NSA just winced), they are, presumably, native and rallies and metric always people (almost we think we do. databases (other than certainly should not be English speakers? tons of discussion cov- exclusively white peo- In the aftermath of literally looking in the car allowed to constantly do Just wondering. ering racial profiling, ple) who point out that the Zimmerman verdict and finding the registration such things as ignoring the Because I don’t want bigotry, stand-your- African Americans are and the slaying of Mar- information; it would have rules of the road. to wonder about the ground laws; you name susceptible to sickle tin, I’m with Charles death of Trayvon Mar- it, it got talked about. cell anemia and thus Blow of the New York tin and the acquittal of And, of course, race. must be a different Times — I just feel George Zimmerman in It’s funny how we race. tremendous sadness, STAFF the slaying of Martin, measure human beings Well, if that’s how sadness for his fami- a 17-year-old African and try to find degrees you measure it. But. ly, his loved ones, his American walking back of separation, not Greeks (those people friends. KRISTEN EAST Editor-in-Chief to his father’s house degrees of similarity — from Greece, not those A teenager is dead, JOSH BOLANDER Managing Editor with Skittles and a and not funny ha-ha. in fraternities and and he shouldn’t be ZACH TILLY Opinions Editor soda. Though if you take a sororities) are also dead. SRI PONNADA and JON OVERTON Editorial Writers Skittles and sodas gander at Stephen Jay susceptible to sickle That’s a tragedy. Not BARRETT SONN, JEREMY ZIEMER, might, possibly, have Gould’s The Mismea- cell anemia, I remem- necessarily an African and MICHAEL BEALL Columnists turned out to be a surement of Man, the ber reading some- American tragedy, not deadly diet some years bizarre twists and Byz- where, and so, by that necessarily an Ameri- EDITORIALS reflect the majority opinion of theDI Editorial Board and not the down the line for Mar- antine “reasoning” that measurement, African can tragedy. opinion of the Publisher, Student Publications Inc.,or the University of Iowa. tin if he had kept it up, Europeans employed Americans and Greeks It’s a human tragedy.

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the league. PRIME TIME “The knowledge that Continued from 8 I have at this time com- pared with last year is tremendous,” Woodbury zeroed in on this summer, said. “I feel way more it’s free-throw shooting. prepared this year than I He struggled at the was last year.” line as a freshman, only Marble echoed the cen- converting 51 percent. ter, saying he has noticed The Hawkeye big man how much work Wood- has been better from the bury has done. charity stripe as of late, “He’s just more asser- making 65.5 percent of tive, more aggressive, and his free-throw attempts more confident,” Marble during Prime Time play. said. “I told him that he “Every day,” Woodbury has to start making quick said about working on moves; he’s doing that. his shooting. It’s reading defenses, and “It was similar to that he’s doing a much better last season, it just didn’t job of that, too.” correlate to the games Woodbury’s development, that much. I’m hoping paired with the improve- this year it’s going to cor- ment of Hawkeye team- relate even more.” mate Gabe Olaseni, could The 7-footer was a force give Iowa one of the better this summer, posting up post duos in the Big Ten for numerous defenders and the upcoming season. Their demanding the ball with contrasting styles will pres- a deep voice that echoed ent matchup problems for throughout both Jones opposing teams. and Roberts Gyms in “It’s kind of like ying North Liberty. Woodbury and yang,” Olaseni said. Adam Woodbury calls for the ball during a Prime Time game on Sunday in the North Liberty Community Center. (The Daily Iowan/Juan Carlos Herrera) made better reads with “I’m kind of like the 6-10 improved court vision, athlete, and he’s kind continues, Woodbury will men’s team “We got to get ready,” rience for all of us against and he seems to have of like the 7-foot banger turn his attention to- will play six games be- Woodbury said. “We’re go- great competition.” gained newfound confi- down low. I think we com- ward preparing for the tween Aug. 13 and Aug. ing to play great teams over dence, which was absent plement each other.” Hawkeyes’ trip to Europe 20 against international there. We got to get tuned during his first year in As his development in mid-August. The Iowa competition. up, and it’ll be a great expe-

determination to turn a about workouts starting speak for everyone when new COACH program into a winner. R ick Heller’s and how he’s ready to start I say that we’re ready to Continued from 8 Barta compared Heller’s Coaching Jobs practicing with his new get this program back up career with that of Iowa team. That’s where he’s on its feet.” men’s basketball coach U pper Iowa, 1987-99 most comfortable, he said, because the first pick Fran McCaffery’s. Northern Iowa, 1999-2009 because he gets to teach might be a selfish guy, McCaffery turned Indiana State, 2009-13 and mold his players. the prima donna — the around three basketball Iowa, Present Two of his new play- guy who doesn’t want to programs — Lehigh, ers, Taylor Kaufman and buy into a team atmo- North Carolina-Greens- Sasha Kuebel, were in sphere,” he said. “I’ve boro, and Siena — be- that I saw in Rick,” Bar- attendance on Monday had a knack for finding fore being hired as the ta said. “I saw that and during Heller’s introduc- the right player for a Hawkeyes’ head coach. the fact that he loves tory press conference, long time.” He now has the Iowa baseball, he loves the and upon hearing their Heller’s developmental men’s team positioned Hawkeyes, and he loves new coach’s excitement skills as a coach are just as favorites to make the baseball in the state of about getting started, one aspect that prompt- NCAA Tournament and Iowa. And when you pull they, too, cracked de- ed Hawkeye Athletics darkhorse candidates to all of that together, it lighted smiles. Director Gary Barta make a run at the Big just felt right.” “Everything he said to select Heller for the Ten championship this Heller ended his open- was exactly what we job. Among the others is season. ing speech by talking were looking for,” Heller’s sheer will and “That’s something about how excited he was Kaufman said. “I think I point/counterpoint Should All-Star Game matter? Yes need to say to start a pe- But Minnesota Twin In current format, a Baseball is special for tition and get the rule center fielder Torii Hunter team could lead the MLB many reasons. The Mid- changed. had other ideas. Leaping in wins and not get home- summer Classic is one of But rather than change up over the wall, Hunter field advantage in the those reasons. the rule, let’s change the snagged the ball, bringing Fall Classic because their Since that 2002 blunder atmosphere of the All- back the home run. league’s All-Stars lost a of an All-Star Game, the Star Game itself. Let’s The talent on both sides single game — a single MLB has made it so that make it competitive. Let of the play was clear, but game in which most po- the winning league of the the fans vote, not for the what stood out was what sition players get around game earns home-field ad- players that will make the happened after Hunt- two at-bats and most vantage in the World Se- game more exciting (look- er’s thievery. Bonds ran pitchers are usually in for ries later on in the season. ing at you, Puig), but for toward Hunter and ap- a lone inning. It’s the only one of its the players that will help peared to want to give him I propose that home- kind —NBA, NFL, and their league earn the right a high five, but at the last field advantage be deter- NHL All-Star Game to have home-field in the second, lifted Hunter up mined by one of two meth- equivalents don’t mean World Series. onto his shoulders and in- ods: Either the team with anything but a way to hold This isn’t going to hap- to the air. the best regular-season bragging rights over the pen overnight, of course. To me, this is the last true record or the league with opposing conference. In Hell, it may not happen at All-Star Game moment. the best record in inter- that sense, I’d like to see all. I’m not banking on it Unfortunately for base- league play. In turn, either the rule stay. to ever happen, to tell you ball fans, that year, the of these would make the Baseball fans alike tend the truth. All-Star Game ended in each regular-season game to whine and moan about But the rule makes a 7-7 tie after 11 innings. more significant. the idea, saying it cheats baseball special. I’d like to Covering up what they What the MLB All-Star some of the league’s best keep baseball special. saw as a blunder on their Game gained in competi- teams out of home-field — by Cody Goodwin part, the MLB made the tion it lost in fun. Losing advantage when the Fall game count toward home- the essence of what the Classic rolls around. And No field advantage in the game should be about. there’s some truth to their World Series. It hasn’t Come tonight, I will complaints. One prime example of been the same since. more than likely find my- Home-field advantagethe MLB All Star game at The All-Star Game self on my couch watching does matter in the World its finest was in the 2002. should be a celebration of the game. And while the Series — the team who In the bottom of the first the MLB and its best play- game is more competitive, owns it has won 25 of the inning, Barry Bonds drove ers. Players should not be that doesn’t necessarily last 32 World Series since a ball deep to right-center. worrying about whether make it better, or more en- 1980. That might be all It looked like it was going to their play in one game will tertaining. baseball traditionalists leave the park upon contact. have effects come October. — by Jacob Sheyko

Cespedes steals HR Derby show MIKE FITZPATRICK ured Citi Field, hitting “You come for a show other player managed in Associated Press the decisive drive with in New York. He put on a his first two trips to the five swings to spare. show,” said plate. NEW YORK — The In his second ma- pitcher Max Scherzer, “I felt that I was getting Home Run Derby cham- jor-league season, the set to start for the AL on into a very good rhythm pion didn’t even make the outfielder from Cuba Tuesday night. and that as long as the All-Star team. dropped his bat and The final addition to ball was right over the Yoenis Cespedes won raised his arm in tri- the field, Cespedes was plate, I felt like I was in baseball’s power-hitting umph when he sent his the fourth player not se- a good groove,” Cespedes competition with a daz- 32nd homer of the night lected for the All-Star said through a translator. zling display Monday some 455 feet to deep game to compete in the “That was the key.” night, becoming the first center field, where it event. That sent him straight player left out of the All- caromed off the back Right off the bat, he into the finals, though he Star game to take home wall of the black batter’s proved he belonged. With added six long balls in the crown. The Oakland eye. He was swarmed by family in the stands, Ces- round two for good mea- Athletics slugger beat the American League pedes hit a whopping 17 sure. Some of his early Bryce Harper, 9-8, in the All-Stars near the third home runs in the first drives were particularly final round at reconfig- base line. round — more than any impressive, too. 6 THE DAILY IOWAN DAILYIOWAN.COM TUESDAY, JULY 16, 2013

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You’re a B-U-T. Can’t you see that I-Y-Q? Tuesday, July 16, 2013 I would W. by Eugenia Last horoscopes Antidepressants: taking them makes me fatter, which makes me de- ARIES (March 21-April 19): Home improvements and domestic pressed. expenditures will be tempting, but think twice before you spend money. Downsizing instead of adding to your overhead is prefera- ble. Self-improvement projects or investing in your skills and your A ndrew R. Juhl hungry? future are more advisable. you should write him a haiku; Check out The Daily Iowan’s he did so for you. Dining Guide TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Make contact with people who have something to offer you. A chance to share ideas, travel to unfamiliar places, or explore new opportunities should be the focus of your day. Help will come from an unusual source.

GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Spend more time and money fixing up your digs and making personal improvements that will benefit you professionally. An unusual approach to the way you do business or the way you earn your living will interest someone who can influence your future.

CANCER (June 21-July 22): Be careful how you handle friends, peers, and family. Not everyone will play fairly. Don’t allow emotions to be your driving force. You must stick to practical solutions if you don’t want to face an upsetting response from someone you thought you could count on.

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Hawkeye linebackers make Butkus list

Iowa senior linebackers Christian Kirksey, James Morris, and Anthony New skipper all smiles Hitchens were recently named to the 2013 Butkus Award watch list. The Butkus Award is annually given to the best linebacker at three separate levels. A professional, college, and high-school player have been honored since 2008. The college Butkus watch list contains 51 candidates from 37 schools. In addition to his selection to the Butkus list, Hitchens was named pre- season third team All-Big Ten by Phil Steele and College Sports Madness, as well as the Rotary Lombardi Award watch list. Hitchens earned honorable mention recognition from the Big Ten coaches and media after starting 11 games last season, missing just one with an injury. Morris has been a starting line- backer for the Hawkeyes since his true freshman season in 2010. He is also on the watch lists for the Bednarik Award, the Lott IMPACT Trophy, the Nagurski Award, and the College Foot- ball Performance Awards Linebacker Trophy watch list. In addition, Morris has earned preseason second team All-Big Ten honors from Athlon, Phil Steele, and College Sports Madness. Kirksey collected 95 tackles as a junior, ranking ninth in the conference in tackles per contest (7.5). The native of St. Louis ranked first in the Big Ten and second in the country with four recovered fumbles. He is also present on the College Football Performance Awards Linebacker Trophy watch list and was named preseason fourth team All-Big Ten by Phil Steele. Finalists for the Butkus Award will be named on Nov. 26, and the winner New Iowa baseball coach Rick Heller sits in between Gary Barta (left) and Fred Mims at a press conference in Carver-Hawkeye Arena on Monday. Heller has had 692 wins in 26 seasons as a head coach. (The Daily Iowan/Cody Goodwin) will be notified on or before Dec. 10. — by Cody Goodwin Iowa’s new baseball coach Rick Heller is excited about the challenge of turning Iowa baseball into a winner.

Iowa Energy named By Cody Goodwin as the newest Iowa baseball coach Monday, most recently, Indiana State — he took the T-wolves’ D-League [email protected] has been in these situations before and baseball programs from the basements of team flourished each time. their respective conferences to the top. Rick Heller spent Monday afternoon “This is what Gary [Barta] said to me: Heller has won 692 games in 26 seasons as MINNEAPOLIS — The Iowa Energy smiling from ear to ear. Nobody could ‘We’ll do this together,’ ” Heller said. “ ‘We a head coach. will be the ’ blame him. He had just been hired for a can do this. We can do it together. The ad- The Eldon, Iowa, native’s successful runs NBA Development League affiliate for the new job — one he had previously dreamed ministration is going to be beside you.’ And have stemmed from his ability to develop 2013-14 season. about. that’s all I wanted to hear, because if that his players — and not just any players, The NBA announced the move Monday. The job comes with a daunting task: happens, there is no question we can get but the right ones. Heller was adamant on This is the first season the teams have turning the Iowa baseball program in- this thing going. Monday that the best recruits might not been paired as affiliates to develop young to a winner. The Hawkeye baseball team “It’s great to be a Hawkeye, and it’s great always be the ones that help create great players. The Timberwolves had been has churned out three-consecutive losing to be home. I can’t tell you how excited I baseball teams. paired with the Sioux Falls Skyforce for the seasons, all under former head coach Jack am to get started.” “We maybe didn’t always get first pick, previous seven seasons. Dahm, compiling a .430 winning percent- Heller has a track record for success. At and sometimes that was a great thing, – Associated Press age in the process. each of his previous three head coaching But Heller, who was formerly introduced stops — Upper Iowa, Northern Iowa, and, See new coach, 5 CONCACAF GOLD CUP

Group Standings: prime time (Team, record, points)

Group A: USA into 1. Panama, 2-1-0, 7 2. Mexico, 2-0-1, 6 Woodbury hones skills 3. Martinique, 1-0-2, 3 4. Canada, 0-1-2, 1 9th-place Group B: 1. Honduras, 2-0-1, 6 2. Trinidad & Tobago, 1-1-1, 4 game 2. El Salvador, 1-1-1, 4 4. Haiti, 1-0-2, 3 Iowa’s Aaron White and Team USA toppled Group C: Germany on Monday, 92-70. The win pushes USA 1. United States, 2-0-0, 6 into today’s ninth-place game, which is the best 1. Costa Rica, 2-0-0, 6 possible finish for the Red, White, and Blue. Team 3. Cuba, 0-0-2, 0 USA will play Finland today at the Miras Sports 3. Belize, 0-0-2, 0 Complex in Kazan, Russia. Creighton’s Doug McDer- Monday’s Results mott led Team USA with 18 El Salvador 1, Haiti 0 points and 4 boards. Louis- Trinidad & Tobago 2, Honduras 0 ville’s Luke Hancock added 16 points and 7 rebounds, Today’s Matchups and Baylor’s Cory Jefferson Cuba vs. Belize, 4:30 p.m. scored 11 on a 5-of-7 shooting United States vs. Costa Rica, 7 p.m. performance. White White contributed just 2 forward points in 16 minutes of action. 2013 HOME RUN The Hawkeye also snagged 1 and 1 . DERBY Team USA was fueled by its bench, which scored 30 points in Monday’s contest. Finals: Adam Woodbury is pushed during a Prime Time game in the North Liberty Community Center on July 11. (The Daily Iowan/Juan “The bench has been superb, today and Yoenis Cespedes 9 Carlos Herrera) against Norway [on Sunday],” Team USA head Bryce Harper 8 coach Bob McKillop said in a release from USA Basketball. Round 2: Hawkeye center Adam Woodbury continues to further his off-season “They were active on the Y. Cespedes 23 development after his team was eliminated in Sunday night’s Prime bench, and then as soon as B. Harper 16 they came into the game, Michael Cuddyer 15 Time playoff opener. they uplifted our spirits and Chris Davis 12 gave us great energy. So, be- By Dominick White summer league is done, is key improvements in his ing able to use the full roster Round 1: [email protected] to continue to develop those game that should bolster his has been very advantageous McKillop Y. Cespedes 17 skills. He said after his loss offensive production next to us.” head coach C. Davis 8 Iowa center Adam Wood- on Sunday that he plans to season. It was the second-consecu- B. Harper 8 bury saw his second Prime do that in preparation for “I’ve gotten more explo- tive game in which all 11 healthy players scored M. Cuddyer 7 Time League season to come the 2013-14 season. sive, stronger around the points for Team USA. Virginia Commonwealth’s Pedro Alvarez 6 an end on Sunday night in Woodbury looked more rim, being able to step out Treveon Graham did not play because of an Prince Fielder 5 a 90-85 loss to Devyn Mar- comfortable this year in farther on my jump shot,” he injury. David Wright 5 ble’s and Josh Oglesby’s during the summer league said. “Hopefully, that’s key “I thought we were really unselfish once again,” Robinson Cano 4 team. The early postseason and seems to have adjust- to my success this year. I’m McDermott said in the same release. “It’s just a exit was disappointing for ed to the college level. He just trying to improve my little too late. We wish we could have those games the Black and Gold big man, doesn’t look tentative like game all around.” that we lost back, because we are starting to click WHAT TO WATCH who flashed improved skills he did last winter — grant- If there’s one key aspect really well as a team. I thought Germany was a this summer. ed, while playing against a of his game Woodbury has really physical team, but we did a good job of Baseball — 2013 MLB All-Star The trick for Woodbury, lower level of competition. setting the tempo early.” Game, 7 p.m., Fox now that his time in the But Woodbury displayed See prime time, 5 — by Cody Goodwin