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Ames, ISU Police Daily scoop Police blotter Departments The information in the log comes from the ISU and City of Ames police departments’ records. All those accused of violating the law are innocent Sports: News: until proven guilty in a court of law. May 20 Correll were involved in a property dam- Eight runners Obama visits age collision on the 2500 block of University Allison Ruby, 23, 4700 Mortensen Road, Apt. Boulevard (reported at 9:14 p.m.). 213, was arrested and charged with operat- sent to nationals Des Moines ing while intoxicated at Hayward Avenue and A resident reported receiving a check that was Speaking to a large and energetic crowd, Knapp Street (reported at 2:12 a.m.). later determined to be fraudulent at University The Cyclones now have eight ath- Village (reported at 3:07 p.m.). letes to compete at the NCAA Outdoor President Barack Obama criticized Repub- Bountayvey Louang, 20, of 327 East Seventh Championships. The NCAA West region- lican opponent Mitt Romney while trying St., Apt. 6, was arrested and charged with op- May 24 to keep the crowd hopeful during a May erating while intoxicated (second offense) and als produced three men and five women A vehicle that left the scene struck a motorcy- to move on to Drake Stadium June 6-9. 24 campaign stop in Des Moines. Obama driving under suspension at Lincoln Way and University Boulevard (reported at 3:37 a.m.). cle owned by Todd Atherly in Lot 40 (reported Among the men were Ian Warner, Edward touted his dedication to affordable higher at 11:30 a.m.). Kemboi and Cam Ostrowski. On the education, saying it is a necessity everyone should be able to afford, not a luxury af- May 21 Officers assisted a male who experiencing women’s side, Kianna Elahi, Ese Okoro, medical difficulties at State Gym. The individual forded to only a specific few. A staff member reported a motorist left the Meaghan Nelson, Hayli Bozarth, and ramp without paying for parking services at the was transported to Mary Greeley Medical Danielle Frere all moved on, as well. Memorial Union Ramp (reported at 9:05 a.m.). Center for treatment (reported at 3:47 p.m.). One arrest, one Jose Martinez reported the theft of a bike May 25 at Carver Hall (reported at 9:53 a.m.). Hoiberg signs Paul O’Laughlin, 21, 213 South Sheldon Ave., injury after fight A bicycle operated by Emily Kudobe collided Apt. 5, was arrested and charged with operat- A bar fight broke out during a beer pong with a vehicle driven by Paul Wiegand at ing while intoxicated at Chamberlain Street and extension tournament in the morning of May 24, 13th Street and Stange Road (reported at Welch Avenue (reported at 1:53 a.m.). 11:47 a.m.). After two years at the helm as ISU men’s ending in one arrest and at least one injury. basketball coach, Fred Hoiberg has a new Joshua Schau, 21, 1427 South Grand Ave., Witnesses said the fight broke out in the Jennifer Cobb, 21, 217 Welch Ave., Apt. 413, Apt. 302, was arrested and charged with contract. The school announced May 29 back room of Cy’s Roost and then contin- was arrested and charged with driving under public intoxication at Chamberlain Street and suspension at South 4th Street and University that Hoiberg had signed an 8-year contract ued at Paddy’s Irish Pub. Police responded Hayward Avenue (reported at 1:58 a.m.). worth an average of $1.5 million annually Boulevard. She was subsequently released on to the scene and identified Wallace Franklin citation (reported at 6:00 p.m.). Cody Fountain, 21, 172D University Village, that will begin with the 2012-13 season and as the man who injured another participant. was arrested and charged with public intoxica- run through the 2019-20 season. Hoiberg’s David Arnold, age 57, of Gilbert, was arrested tion at Chamberlain Street and Welch Avenue Franklin was arrested and charged with and charged with driving under suspension at original contract was set to expire in three willful injury, which is a class ‘C’ felony. (reported at 2:41 a.m.). years on April 30, 2015. Blankenburg Drive and Stange Road. He was subsequently released on citation (reported An officer assisted a male who fell from a at 6:06 p.m.). skateboard at Union Drive and Wallace Road. Ames247: Veterans ride on The individual was transported to Mary May 22 Greeley Medical Center for treatment (reported at 7:28 p.m.). Art on Campus a Freedom Flight A staff member reported a golf cart had been This October, Story County plans to send driven into the water at Lake Laverne. There Jeffrey Robertson, 39, Glen Dale, W. Va, was The first in a series of Art Walks through arrested and charged with public intoxication at veterans on a “Freedom Flight” to the was no apparent damage to the vehicle the Art on Campus Collection took place (reported at 3:36 a.m.). Martin Hall (reported at 8:16 p.m.). Wednesday, May 23. The focus of these District of Columbia to see memorials. To send veterans for free, Story County is A vehicle leased by Xiaolin Fan rolled from its May 26 walks was the “Thousand Words Project” stall and struck a parked car at East Campus which asks people in the Iowa State com- fundraising for $95,000. So far, $40,000 has Parking Deck (reported at 1:07 p.m.). A staff member reported being harassed munity to re-interpret Christian Petersen’s been raised. The organizers are giving first by a client at Veterinary Medicine (reported Vehicles driven by Joel Anderson and Jodi art in the Art on Campus Collection. priority to World War II veterans. at 2:02 p.m.).

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“‘Castle,’ because the “‘Game of Thrones.’ online dynamic between Even though it hasn’t Castle and Beckett happened yet, it is dif- Graphic: Katherine Klingseis/Iowa State Daily Make your choice: got back to the way it ferent than all of Go online to vote in next should be.” the other shows. The Next week: week’s poll at acting is better.” Which summer action film are you most looking forward to? iowastatedaily.com

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One-on-one with Pamela Anthony By Aimee.Burch @iowastatedaily.com have traveled internationally quite a bit but as an adult and not in the academic sense. Pamela Anthony was recently named Iowa It is important for students to go beyond what State’s new dean of students. Currently serving they know and get out of their comfort zone. I’m as assistant dean of students at Georgia State big on exposing students to new opportunities. University in Atlanta, Anthony will officially take up her new post on Aug. 1. Anthony recently took some time to discuss recent events, So you have traveled quite a bit. Any as well as her life to this point, in a phone favorite spots or memories? interview with the Daily. The Great Wall of China because, well, it’s What do you hope to accomplish in China and massive and takes a lot of strength to the position as dean of students? climb. The Swiss Alps were majestic. The next place would probably be Greece. I’m new to the area, so I hope to really get ac- Have you ever seen pictures of something on climated and know the students. I hope to spend a postcard and thought, “This can’t be real.” time talking to students, like student leaders as Greece was like that, and it was amazing to look well as those not involved in campus activities around and see that all of it was real. I love to to see why they are not involved. travel. I hope to understand the ISU experience I have heard so much about. I have many friends Do you have any other hobbies and colleagues who spoke highly of the ISU or favorite things? experience. Also, I’ve never lived in the Midwest. I’ve I love shopping. Anyone who knows me lived in the far West and Alaska, but not the knows I love shoes. I don’t know how many of Midwest, so that will be a new experience, get- my heels I’ll be able to wear in Iowa during the ting to know this part of the country. winter, but I’m going to try. I’ve also gotten into arts and crafts lately. Why do you do what you do? I love reading. I just finished my Ph.D., so the last five years I’ve spent reading academic Most people don’t go to school saying they texts, and I’m looking forward to more leisurely want to be a dean of students, but as a student, reading. I got involved and was pretty social. I realized I love being social and meeting people. then that I could go and have a career where I could be involved in the campus and get to know Is there anything else students people. I kind of fell into it serendipitously. It’s should know about you? now my passion and my purpose Students can expect me to be fair. They can If you had to do something over in expect that I will challenge them and be engaged your education path, what would in the process. you do differently?

I didn’t study abroad as a student, which is Discover more: something I wish I would have done. Our world Read online exclusive is so global now, and I didn’t necessarily see that one-on-one interviews at: as a student. Now you can post something online online iowastatedaily.com and the whole world can see it within minutes. I Photo courtesy of Pamela Anthony

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Athletes Transfers form a basketball bond Lucious, Clyburn for their own games. And they Nearly one month after have become good friends Lucious committed in March build friendship along the way. 2011, Utah fired its head coach, Jim Boylen. Clyburn began By Alex.Halsted Finding home in Ames looking at other schools for his @iowastatedaily.com final season of eligibility. It did not take Lucious long Just one year earlier, Standing on the base- to make a trip to Ames. After Clyburn had been in Iowa, line at the Sukup Basketball being dismissed at Michigan playing for Marshalltown Complex, they laugh and joke State for “conduct detrimental Community College some with one another. to the team,” the senior visited 40 miles east of Ames. After Korie Lucious and Will Hilton Coliseum just 11 days his two years, he had decided Clyburn had seen each other later. to head to Utah. Now, he was before they arrived in Ames. In Lucious had received a looking to get closer to his fact, while they did not know phone call from then-senior hometown of Detroit and play it at the time, the two played guard Diante Garrett, who is in front of his family. against each other one sum- also from Lucious’s hometown “After I left Iowa, I never mer in high school. of Milwaukee, passing along thought I’d be back,” Clyburn More than a year removed the team’s interest. With for- said. “It is kind of crazy me be- from transferring to Iowa mer Spartan teammate Chris ing back here.” State in the spring of 2011, Allen already a Cyclone trans- When Clyburn officially Lucious and Clyburn have fer, Lucious jumped at the op- visited Ames in April 2011, he heeded advice from their portunity to visit. met fellow transfer Lucious. teammates as they wait to get “I loved the atmosphere Several years after unknow- on the court. during the Big 12 Conference ingly being on the same court “They basically just told us game,” Lucious said of his visit in high school, they were now to be patient,” Lucious said. to the game against Kansas well aware of each other. “They told us that the year was State. “The fans welcomed me “We’ve kind of clicked going to go by fast — it was go- with open arms even though I since then; we became good ing to be a hard year, but at the hadn’t even committed here friends, and we have a good re- same time it was going to go by yet.” lationship,” Lucious said. “We fast — so just be patient.” Despite interest from both kind of felt each other out As they head into a sum- Marquette and Baylor, Lucious and saw that we were going to mer of preparation before fall said the experience during his be good friends.” practice begins, Lucious and visit cemented his decision. Clyburn are now practicing He would become a Cyclone. BASKETBALL.p7 >>

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>>BASKETBALL.p6 “I can tell they’ve gotten “That’s what I think about Building a bond close to where they’re re- all the time,” Clyburn said. “I ally good friends,” Babb said. keep saying, ‘It’s right around During the 2011-12 season, “They’re actually going to be the corner,’ and it is. Just a four transfers — Royce White, living together this next year; few months, and I’ll be on the Chris Babb. Anthony Booker obviously that shows the type court.” and Allen — took the floor in of relationship they’ve built For a guy that hit a 3-point cardinal and gold after sitting over that year.” buzzer-beater in the NCAA out the previous season. In practice the two have Tournament to send Michigan As Lucious and Clyburn sat developed a connection after State to the Sweet Sixteen, out last season, they took ad- spending a year together on waiting a season to play has vice from the collective group. the scout team, and there is been difficult. It has been While the team was on the hope that the camaraderie will equally difficult for a guy that road, the two watched games carry over. averaged 17.1 points and 7.8 with each other at their homes, “We’re with each other rebounds per game in his most at Sukup and even at a local every day, just about every recent season at Utah. restaurant. hour of the day,” Clyburn said. “Being out for so long is The opportunities to hang “It’s great with him being the hard for any competitor to just out have built a bond. point guard next year and me sit there and watch,” Lucious “We’re very close. On the and him being able to connect said. “[My excitement] is court we know we’re the only during the off-season and the through the roof right now, but two transfers that have been summer.” I’m really excited that’s it just sitting out, so everything around the corner.” we’re going through we’re go- A new start awaits When the time comes, ing through together,” Lucious Babb thinks the friendship will said. “Sitting on the sideline It does not take much more shine on the game floor. with each other for a year, it than the mere mention of “They’ve built a great re- Photo: Liz Zabel/Iowa State Daily brings two players close.” Hilton to bring a smile to their lationship,” Babb said. “And I Will Clyburn and Korie Lucious sat out during the 2011-12 season after transferring from Utah That closeness has shown faces. The two friends and think it’s going to show on the and Michigan State, respectively. During that time, the two became close friends. to teammates, as well. teammates are ready to play. court.”

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Ames247 Local musicians Be Smart. team up for album EcoSmart. Purchasing an EnergyStar-rated refrigerator, freezer, Poison Control dishwasher, or washing machine can earn you a Smart Center records Energy rebate from City of Ames Electric Services. new tracks About 20% of the total dollars spent on electricity in

By Dale Johnson the average home goes towards major appliances. A @iowastatedaily.com refrigerator alone can account Patrick Fleming of the for 6% to 8% of total electricity Poison Control Center recently produced Max Sollisch’s up- use. coming “Dolfish” album. Fleming and Sollisch are both a part of Afternoon Over the past decade, Records, and the record was made in Des Moines advances in the design of with strong ties to the Ames community. major home appliances has Sollisch recorded the album in the basement of substantially reduced Maximum Ames artists Chris Ford and Derek Lambert, both operating costs. of whom play on the album as EnergyStar-qualified appliances incorporate advanced well as Fleming, Dylan Boyle and Dustin Harmeson. technologies that use 10% - 50% less energy and water “Dolfish,” Sollisch’s solo project, gained atten- than standard models. Ames Electric Services customers tion of music reporters and bloggers with his debut EP can receive Smart Energy rebates for all sorts of energy- “Your Love Is Bumming Me saving purchases including residential lighting, commercial Out” before signing with Afternoon Records. He met lighting, appliances, air conditioners, new construction, and Fleming while joining the Poison Control Center for more. Be smart about your energy use! the final two weeks of their Neverending Tour. The two spoke in January when Sollisch mentioned he wanted to record his album in analog to Fleming, who offered Did You Know? Your to record it for Sollisch in Des lawn needs only an inch of water each week to Moines. grow healthy and strong. Sollisch then spent a week Water grass in the in Des Moines where he re- mornings or evening to corded the album. Fleming File photo: Rebekka Brown/Iowa State Daily avoid evaporation! EcoSmart is the City of Ames’ comprehensive strat- set up a track tape recorder for Patrick Fleming of the Poison Control Center performs on July egy to reduce energy consumption and decrease 2, 2011, at the 80/35 Music Festival in Des Moines. him that the Poison Control its carbon footprint. To learn more about Smart Center bought a few years ago. Energy rebates and programs, go to: “To have one and want to thing. If the tape runs out or the album in analog captures record on it is a very true way you mess up, you have to get the intimacy of the album have of recording,” Fleming said. another tape.” www.cityofames.org/SmartEnergy “There’s no way of saving any- Boyle said that recording ALBUM.p9 >> Thursday, May 31, 2012 | Iowa State Daily | FEATURE | 9

>>ALBUM.p8 honor.” Sollisch said that he was been recorded in a small space. To be able to do impressed at how well the al- Fleming added that it creates all this has been bum came together, and that a timeless feel to record in a real honor. To it was great to work the group analog. have someone despite the demanding learn- Fleming mentioned put that trust in ing curve. the names of Boyle, Ford, you is great.” “To be able to do all this has Harmeson and Lambert after been a real honor,” Fleming discussing the sound Sollisch - Patrick Fleming said of recording “Dolfish.” “To aimed for on the album. have someone put that trust in Lambert provided drum work, and Patrick had the you is great.” tracking along with Ford, who apartment all decked out in Both Fleming and Sollisch also added organ, Harmeson recording equipment with all said they have high hopes for played upright bass and Boyle of them sweating in there,” the album when it releases added to the guitar tracking. Harmeson said. “I asked this fall now that the “Dolfish” The group used the living [Sollisch] if he had music, and project will receive some as- room as playing space, where he said, ‘I’m going to play a sistance from Afternoon the instruments were set up song for you,’ and it was a very Records. and Sollisch showed his songs high pressure situation.” Sollisch also stated that to the group before recording, Boyle shared a similar he plans on touring through according to Ford. experience to Harmeson in Ames and Des Moines this fall The parts were composed recording his tracks immedi- and looks to play with the art- at the site without sheet music, ately after work. ists he recorded with. and many of the songs record- “Max is an incredible artist, “If the opportunity comes File photo: David Derong/Iowa State Daily ed only 15 minutes after they and I find myself an all-right around and Patrick’s willing, Patrick Fleming, guitarist and vocalist for the Poison Control Center, performs Feb. 5 at The were presented to the band for guitarist,” Boyle said. “To be I’d love to come back and re- Space for Ames during a celebration of the venue’s third-year anniversary. The Space, formerly the first time. asked to come over and record cord another album in Iowa,” the Ames Progressive, had 14 hours of performances by local music acts. “I showed up right after a solo on Max’s album is an Sollisch said.

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Editorial Board Katherine Klingsies, editor in chief Feedback policy: Send your letters to letters@iowastatedaily. Online feedback may be used if first name Michael Belding, opinion editor The Daily encourages discussion but com. Letters must include the name(s), phone and last name, major and year in school are Barry Snell, assistant opinion editor does not guarantee its publication. number(s), majors and/or group affiliation(s) and included in the post. Feedback posted online Michael Glawe, columnist We reserve the right to edit or reject any letter or year in school of the author(s). Phone numbers is eligible for print in the Iowa State Daily. Mackenzie Nading, columnist online feedback. and addresses will not be published. Thursday, May 31, 2012 | Iowa State Daily | OPINION | 11 Discussion Listen to find benefits in arguing top arguing.” I’ve By Phil.Brown because you don’t care about been told this many @iowastatedaily.com the sanctity of real marriages.” “Stimes, whether by This can cause people to stop my sisters when arguing with (or never start) listening to my brother about the best part where they get to learn what someone else is saying. Spider-Man villains or by and focus on the part about When this happens, people teachers who have considered telling everyone else their end up not arguing at all my objections distracting. I ideas. but instead find themselves always return with a quick If someone is only focusing simply speaking at another “Why?” to which I usually get on letting everyone else know person, with little interaction a reply of “Arguing will get you something, they are actually ever happening. nowhere” or “You don’t have just preaching. That is fine in There is also a more subtle to keep trying to prove how its own time and place, but we effect that creates a self-rein- right you can be.” must all realize that preach- forcing problem of animos- When people say such ing is a one-way street. The ity towards whoever you are things, I can’t help but think preacher gains nothing from talking to. When anyone is in they might not have any idea the encounter and will never an argument but isn’t actually what an argument is really be changed or altered by the listening to what someone about. The point of argumen- audience. When the men- else is saying, the interaction tation in the first place is not tality of “I’m right, and you is severed, and the second to let someone else know how should just shut up and listen person must either stop the right you are, but instead it is why” invades an argument, dialogue or be put into a posi- about putting your ideas and the whole reason for arguing tion of similar isolation while notions against those of some- vanishes. No longer can one speaking at the first. Photo courtesy of Thinkstock one else — and that requires expect to grow or learn from When someone starts To gain an improved worldview from discussion and argumentation with those unlike you, both listening and speaking. the world but instead is con- speaking at somebody and a columnist Phil Brown writes, keep an open mind and listen carefully to all points of view. When people treat an fined to their own views and second person is speaking at argument as a chance to listen viewpoint. them, both will undoubtedly ing to someone else’s ideas, it that theirs aren’t perfect. That thing when your view of the and learn instead of just a So often when people feel like the other is being too is very easy to forget they may is the essence of argumenta- world is changed because of chance to tell everyone what discuss issues from different dense to reason with because have some good ones. This will tion, and trust me, when you an interaction with another they should know, it allows viewpoints, they bring certain people will always want to never get anyone to a place of discover something new human being. one person to interact and to preconceived notions of their blame someone else for being interaction that can change about the world or its work- experience the world from opposition to the argument unreasonable. This blame will their viewpoint of the world. ings because someone took Phil Brown is a senior in a viewpoint totally different with them. This can manifest destroy any sense of mutual When someone is listening the time to share their ideas political science, biology and from their own. Unfortunately, itself in ideas like “I know why respect that could be achieved. to another person’s ideas, with you, you won’t be upset environmental studies from some people forget about the you support gay marriage. It’s When a person isn’t listen- however, they may just find about it. It really is an amazing Emmetsburg, Iowa.

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Photo: Kendra Plathe/Iowa State Daily Tin-Shi Tam, university carillonneur and Cownie Professor of Music, arranges her music on the console before performing Wednesday. Tam and her students typically perform each weekday around noon, playing varied selections from classical to pop. While there is a large library of music written for the carillon, Tam often arranges works to be performed at the Campanile. Carillon rings in timeless traditions By Trevor.Werner and romance. When Stanton’s wife, tect from Des Moines, and the the kiss, she must anonymous- expanded to 26 bells, and the @iowastatedaily.com The carillon within the Margaret MacDonald Stanton, bells were added in memory of ly drop jelly beans outside each playing console was added in Campanile was donated to died in 1895, he decided to Margaret. girl’s door in her house. Any memory of the death of Edgar Campanile plays a the university by Edgar W. create a monument in her The Campanile has many senior who hasn’t achieved Stanton. Stanton, member of Iowa honor. With the help of then- traditions and legends at- coed status before graduation The carillon then became long music history State’s first graduating class ISU President William M. tached to it, according to the must drop lemon drops. This known as the Edgar W. and in 1872. Throughout his ten- Beardshear, Stanton selected University Archives: legend lives on during ‘Mass Margaret MacDonald Stanton The bells of Iowa State ure at Iowa State, he served in a site for a clock tower with a “An ISU woman is not a Campaniling’ at Homecoming Memorial Carillon. began as a love story, which many positions, including act- 10-bell chime. ‘true coed’ until she has been or during the Friday night of Over the years, more bells is why many of its traditions ing president on four different The tower was designed kissed under the Campanile Senior Week.” sprang up, centered on love occasions. by George E. Hallett, an archi- at the stroke of midnight. After In 1969, the chimes were CAMPANILE.p13 >> Thursday, May 31, 2012 | Iowa State Daily | COVER STORY | 13

>>CAMPANILE.p12 Hollins University to earn a The most fas- degree, after which she stud- were added and multiple reno- cinating aspect ied with Jacques Lannoy at the vations took place until it was about the caril- Ecole Francaise de Carillon in finished in 1994 with 50 bells Douai, France. total. lon is that every She was named caril- The maintenance of the instrument is lonneur of the Perpignan Campanile costs about $2,000 different. One Cathedral in 2006. a year. The service includes the should appreci- “I have played in many clock, the mechanics, the con- ate each instru- places,” Graves-Vitu said. sole and the bells. ment as it is.” “Ireland, England, the United Iowa State has had five of- States and France, to name a ficial university carillonneurs, —Tin-Shi Tam few. I also teach many lessons with Tin-Shi Tam acting as its in France.” current player. study programs, and the caril- The next performer in the “I began my tenure at Iowa lon seemed like a great oppor- summer concert series will State as Cownie Professor of tunity to better myself.” be Robert B. Grogen, followed Music [the official title of the Graves-Vitu studied later in the summer by Sue Photo: Kendra Plathe/Iowa State Daily university carillonneur] in the carillon with Charles Bergren and Julianne Vanden Tin-Shi Tam, the university carillonneur, sits at the playing console of the Edgar W. and 1994,” Tam said. Chapman in Luray, Va., for Wyngaard, each of whom is a Margaret MacDonald Stanton Memorial Carillon in the Campanile before her weekday noon Tam, a native of Hong nine years. She then went to well-respected carillonneur. performance Wednesday. Tam broadcasts each performance online. Kong, is the university carillonneur and the chairwoman of the keyboard division. She is a carillonneur member of the Guild of Carillonneurs in Get the Daily on the go North America and a fellow of Follow us on Twitter for updates the Trinity College of Music, @iowastatedaily London. She holds a doctorate of @ISDsports musical arts in organ from the @Ames247 University of Michigan. “Carillon lessons are offered to ISU students who are interested,” Tam said. “It re- Locally Owned quires previous keyboard ex- 60 years Independent Pharmacy perience. One half-hour lesson weekly for one credit [Music flies by... 118E]. Auditions are required.” Tam has given recitals for a queen throughout Asia, Australia, Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30am-6:30 pm, Sat 9am- 12pm Canada, Europe and the 515-292-3604 | 2709 Northridge Parkway United States: [email protected] “The most fascinating as- www.somersetpharmacy.com pect about the carillon,” Tam said, “is that every instrument Join the London Underground for is different. One should appre- ciate each instrument as it is.” The summer carillon con- The Diamond Jubilee cert series was started in 2001 and has been hosted every few years, sponsored by the Stanton Memorial Carillon rd Foundation. June 3 The first concert of this se- (5 p.m. - midnight) ries was May 29, and Elizabeth Graves-Vitu of the Cathedrale ◊ Pub Food & Prizes Saint-Jean-Baptiste, in ◊ Queen Look-A-Like Contest @ 7 Perpignan, France, was the ◊ Champagne Toast @ 8 first guest carillonneur of the summer. ◊ Happy Hour All Night! “I was a senior in high school,” Graves-Vitu said of the first time she gained interest in playing the carillon. “I was involved in a lot of intense 14 | ADVERTISEMENT | Iowa State Daily | Thursday, May 31, 2012

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Ames on the Halfshell What: A family-friendly event that contributes to economic vitality and quality in central Iowa. Thursday When: 5 p.m. Where: Glen Oaks Country Club What: Concert series. Principal Charity Golf Classic Where: Durham Bandshell When: All day Downtown Farmers’ Market What: A family-friendly event that contributes When: 7 a.m. to noon to economic vitality and quality in central Iowa. Nonsense on Stilts about Science: Field Adventures What: Buy local at this weekly farmers’ market. Where: Glen Oaks Country Club of a Scientist-Philosopher Where: Downtown Court Avenue, Des Moines When: 5:10 p.m. Farewell reception: Jennifer Nissen What: Massimo Pigliucci, professor of phi- Iowa Metaphysical Fair When: 3 to 4:30 p.m. losophy at the City University of New York, will When: 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday and 11 a.m. to discuss the differences between science and What: Nissen, coordinator of leadership and 6 p.m. Sunday pseudoscience. service for the ISU Student Activities Center, What: The fair emphasizes positive spirituality. has accepted a position at St. Norbert College Where: 101 Carver Hall There will be vendors offering rocks, books, near Green Bay, Wis. jewelry, tarot cards, salt lamps, art work and tattoos. Where: Campanile Room, Memorial Union Cinema Under the Stars Where: Iowa State Fairgrounds When: 7 p.m. West Des Moines Farmers’ Market What: Watch “Space Jam” on the big screen When: 4 to 8 p.m. beneath the summer night sky. SWine Festival What: Buy local at this weekly farmers’ market. Where: Science Center of Iowa, Des Moines When: 4 to 8 p.m. Where: Historic Valley Junction What: The festival aims to help the viticulture and enology program at the Des Moines Area Dance social Community College and will feature food from Basic sewing: pillows When: 7:30 to 9:45 p.m. 15 Iowa chefs and wines from 15 Iowa wineries. with Judith Lemish What: Free dance social hosted by ISU Where: DMACC’s Ankeny Campus When: 7 to 9:30 p.m. Ballroom Dance Club. Where: Gallery Room, Memorial Union What: Add color, texture and pattern to any Photo: Emily Harmon/Iowa State Daily Roller derby room with throw pillows. When: 7 p.m. Where: Workspace, Memorial Union Nitefall on the River with the Nadas Arena football What: The Crash Test Dolls, from Des Moines, When: 8 p.m. When: 7:05 p.m. will take on the Farm Fresh Roller Girls, from What: Live music by the river. What: The Iowa Barnstormers play against the the Quad Cities. Cleveland Gladiators. Friday Where: Simon Estes Riverfront Amphitheater, Where: 7 Flags Events Center, Clive, Iowa Des Moines Where: Wells Fargo Arena, Iowa Events Center, Des Moines Principal Charity Golf Classic Dam to Dam Run: Iowa’s When: All day Distance Classic When: 7 a.m. to noon What: A family-friendly event that contrib- Saturday utes to economic vitality and quality in What: 20 kilometer distance race. central Iowa. Principal Charity Golf Classic Where: Des Moines Where: Glen Oaks Country Club When: All day.

Great Plains Society for the Study of Argumentation Conference What: A conference to embrace work on exper- tise in policy controversies from across the dis- ciplines focused on argumentation, reasoning, rhetoric, communication and deliberation. Where: Carver Hall

Open forum: fiscal year ‘13 budget planning update When: Noon to 1 p.m. What: An update on the Fiscal Year ‘13 budget developments. Where: Gallery Room, Memorial Union

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Better Flower Photography Sunday Wednesday When: 2 to 4:30 p.m. What: Photography with Mark Stoltenberg. Principal Charity Golf Classic NCAA Men and Women’s Track Where: Reiman Gardens When: All day and Field Championship What: A family-friendly event that contributes When: All Day to economic vitality and quality in central Iowa. Earrings with Terrie Hoefer What: Division I 91st annual men’s champion- Where: Glen Oaks Country Club ship and 31st annual women’s championship. When: 6 to 8 p.m. What: Bring a selection of your favorite beads Mustang Car Show to make one to two pairs of earrings. Informational lunch: MBA program When: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. When: Noon to 1 p.m. Where: Historic Valley Junction World Pork Expo What: Learn more about the Master of Photo courtesy of Thinkstock Business Administration offered by the When: All day Roosevelt Summer Sundays concerts College of Business. What: The World Pork Expo is the largest pork- Ames Main Street Farmers’ Market Where: Gerdin Business specific trade show. There will be 20,000 pork When: 7 p.m. producers and allied professionals. When: 8 a.m. to noon Building What: Ames local concert series. Where: Elwell Family Food Center, What: Buy local at this weekly farmers’ market. Where: Roosevelt School Playground Iowa State Fairgrounds Where: 400 Block of Main St., Ames Argentine Tango with Valerie Williams Winefest Des Moines: Ankeny Farmers’ Market When: 4 to 7 p.m. She Said Wine, When: 8 a.m. to noon What: A multi-level class with time to enjoy He Said Beer Dinner What: Buy local at this weekly farmers’ market. music and dance When: 6 p.m. Where: SW Third and Maple Streets, Ankeny Where: Workspace, Memorial Union What: Winefest, with Raccoon River Brewing GPSSA Conference Company Monday and Gateway What: A conference to embrace work on exper- Market, will tise in policy controversies from across the dis- present a din- ciplines focused on argumentation, reasoning, Garden drawing and color ner for $65 per rhetoric, communication and deliberation. When: 4 to 6 p.m. person. Where: Carver Hall What: A six week course exploring the basics Where: of garden and nature drawings. Raccoon Where: Reiman Gardens River Brewing Yoga in the Park Company, When: 10 a.m. Des Moines What: Stretch out and relax with yoga. Basket weaving with Jan Smith Where: Bandshell Park When: 6 to 9 p.m. What: Make a field basket. Willow Trellis Workshop Where: Workspace, Memorial Union When: 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. What: Create your trellis from willow with art- Embroidery with Judith Lemish ists Pam Dennis and Ryk Weiss. When: 7 to 8:30 p.m. Where: Reiman Gardens What: Learn the basic stitches of embroidery. Where: Workspace, Memorial Union Black Box Arguments and Accountability of Experts to the Public Tuesday When: 4:10 p.m. What: Sally Jackson, professor of communication and former CIO at the University of Illinois, Music and art will speak on the design and engineering of When: 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. processes to promote effective communication What: A six week course on the co-relationship in complex situations. of music and art. Where: 101 Carver Hall Where: Reiman Gardens

Roller derby Workspace book club When: 7 p.m. When: 7 to 8 p.m. What: The Crash Test Dolls, from Des Moines, What: Read and discuss Jonah Lehrer’s latest will take on the Farm Fresh Roller Girls, from book, “Imagine: How Creativity Works.” the Quad Cities. Where: Workspace, Memorial Union Where: 7 Flags Events Center, Clive, Iowa File photo: Kendra Plathe/Iowa State Daily 22 | DAILY BY THE DAY | Iowa State Daily | Thursday, May 31, 2012

Zoo Brew What: The Iowa Cubs will play the Nashville Flipside at Jasper Winery Sounds. There will be fireworks after Friday’s When: 5:30 p.m. When: 6 to 9 p.m. game. What: Every Wednesday from June to August, What: There will be free live music at the Where: Principal Park, Des Moines Blank Park Zoo holds Zoo Brew, where guests winery every Thursday and wine, sangria, can enjoy music, food, local brews and sights Madhouse, beer, burgers and brats. Flipside of exotic animals. Free Flicks: ‘Raiders of the Lost Ark’ will play June 7. Where: Blank Park Zoo, Des Moines When: Begins at dusk Where: Jasper Winery, Des Moines What: The Des Moines Art Center, in partner- ship with Des Moines Park and Recreation, will Free skin cancer screening present “Raiders of the Lost Ark.” Thursday When: 4 to 7 p.m. Where: Front lawn of the Des Moines Art Center, Des Moines What: The John Stoddard Cancer Center will Governors Days hold free skin cancer screening. Where: John Stoddard Cancer Center, File photo: Kendra Plathe/Iowa State Daily When: 6:30 p.m. Thursday through 10 p.m. Music in the Junction: Matt Des Moines Saturday Woods and The Thunderbolts Christopher the Conquered What: This summer festival will feature con- When: 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. with Seedlings certs, parades, car shows, etc. Winefest Des Moines: Prima Dinners What: Part of the Historic Valley Junction farm- When: 9 p.m. Where: Waterworks Park, Grimes, Iowa When: 6:30 p.m. ers market and concert series. There will be What: Local bands Christopher the Conquered more than 100 vendors. What: The night will feature the work of five and Seedlings will perform together. dining options from the metro area’s top chefs. Where: Historic Valley Junction, Iowa Cubs game Each chef will be paired with a winery. Where: Gas Lamp, Des Moines When: 7:05 p.m. Thursday through Saturday West Des Moines Where: Places in and around Des Moines and 1:05 p.m. Sunday.

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