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COURTESY OF PIXABAY Community and Family Resources is now providing free mental health rst aid training in multiple Iowa counties for those who are eligible. Mental health first aid training now free for those who are eligible Iowa State offers BY LOAGN.METZGER many opportunities @iowastatedaily.com for student research DESIGN BY MARIA ALBERS Community and Family Resources is now providing free mental health ‚rst aid training. BY SAGE.SMITH According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness @iowastatedaily.com along with the Iowa Department of Public Health, over 600,000 Iowa residents, 20 percent of the population, Iowa State students from every major have various oppor- experiences signs and symptoms of mental illness every tunities to participate in research. year. Only 41 percent of that population routinely receives Sarah Nusser is the vice president for research. e Oce appropriate services. of the Vice President for Research works to help facilitate Stigma, in the form of stereotypes and prejudice, research to provide opportunities for faculty, sta and stu- “You have to learn how to work with people, learn how to often discourages others to seek assistance, and accord- dents for conducting research. communicate. I think the discovery process itself is just ing to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Nusser said the office develops training programs for very exciting.” Administration, half of all persons will experience diag- researchers, provides services to help people prepare Emily Hammer is a senior in management and marketing nosable signs and symptoms of a mental health issue at research proposals and follow rules and regulations and with French, psychology and leadership minors. Hammer least once in their lifetime. invests in interdisciplinary research. has been involved with research since her second semester Suicide can correlate to poor mental health that has “[Research] helps you approach a project that might not of freshman year, where she started out in the First-Year been unchecked. According to the Iowa Department be completely formed and learn how to de‚ne what that Honors Program.

project is, learn how to gather information about a ques - RESEARCH PG1 TRAINING PG8 tion you might have and re‚ne that question,” Nusser said. Study uncovers the impact of cover crops

BY MORRGAN.ZMOLEK annual bioenergy systems because of con - @iowastatedaily.com comitant increases in decomposition,” according to the study. A recent study found cover crops do not According to e Spruce website, cover have a signi‚cant eect on soil’s ability to crops are plants that are used to aid the absorb and store carbon. soil in various ways, such as suppressing A group of scientists from Iowa State, the growth of weeds and helping prevent including Steven Hall, assistant professor of erosion of the soil. ey may also aid in the ecology, evolution and organismal biology, growth of a larger crop yield in the next conducted the study. growing season. e scientists conducted the study to dis- For this study, soil samples were taken cover whether or not cover crops actually from ‚elds and put under extensive treat - improved the soil’s capacity to contain and ments to uncover the answer to the scien - store away carbon and to research further tists’ question. into the eect of cover crops and perennial ough cover crops provide carbon to the plants on the microbial activity of surround- microbes of the cash crops, they may pro - ing crops. duce too much for the microbes to absorb, “Despite their notable environmental according to the study. While cover crops do PHOTO COURTESY OF TOM KASPER bene‚ts, neither unfertilized perennials nor aid in the lessening of runo, these ‚ndings A study done by Iowa State scientists found that cover crops do not have a big impact on cover crops necessarily promote rapid soil CROPS PG8 soil absorption and storage of carbon. carbon sequestration relative to conventional 02 CAMPUS BRIEF Iowa State Daily Tuesday, December 10, 2019

CALENDAR FEATURE PHOTO 12.10.19 Home Gardening Series: Accessible Gardening Raised Beds, Mobile Beds, and a design on and trace it with a wood burner, or Tabletop Gardens, Reiman Gardens at 11 a.m. freehand your own idea. There are many ways to adapt the garden for ac- Lecture: Agricultural Phosphorus and cess starting with appropriate grades and paving, Food-Energy-Water Security, 2050 Agron- careful selection and placement of planters, verti- omy Hall at 4:10 p.m. Dr. Andrew Sharpley is an cal gardening techniques such as hanging baskets international authority on assessing, managing, and larger raised beds, and much more. and remediating the impacts of agricultural man- Barks@Parks, Parks Library, upper rotunda agement on soil and water resources. His research at noon Comfort dogs will be available during investigates the cycling of phosphorus in soil- study week, along with chair massages and other plant-water systems in relation to soil productivity stress-reducing activities. and water quality and includes the management of animal manures, fertilizers, and crop residues. Wood-Burned Ornaments, Workspace at the Iowa State Memorial Union 2:20 p.m. Need a last minute gift? Starting with a wood slice, stamp

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BY MORGAN.ZMOLEK life,” Freihoefer said. “It’s a moment @iowastatedaily.com that kind of takes people’s breath away. Students get a lot of opportunities to Thrive, a program within Iowa experience LGBTQIA+ leadership State’s Center for LGBTQIA+ through those keynote speakers and Student Success, exists to support workshop presenters.
ey get a lot of student leaders who are members of information and knowledge and par- the LGBTQIA+ community. ticipation in the workshops, and they “
rive really helps to assist to begin get to build community with other to build the foundation of leadership students from across the country. It’s with a focus on LGBTQIA+ experi- really remarkable.” ences,” said Brad Freihoefer, director of Applications can be filled out on the Center for LGBTQIA+ Student the Center for LGBTQIA+ Student Success. Success website to join Thrive.The
rive is currently in its third year deadline for this year, Dec. 8, has of existence, Freihoefer said, who already passed, but students can apply described it as a “longterm dream” of next year.
rive and all of its activities, theirs that began upon their arrival at including attending the conference, is Iowa State in 2008. free for students. Thrive consists of eight sessions, “Thrive is deeply important,” Freihoefer said. During these sessions, Freihoefer said. “Where do you get an
rive members explore three main experience to really talk about experi- focus areas, which include themselves, ences, see and connect with speci“cally the LGBTQIA+ community and leadership in a queer, trans, intersex, their leadership skills. asexual framework? I don’t know of “Students get to learn more about any speci“cally for that at Iowa State. themselves as LGBTQIA+ people, COURTESY OF THE CENTER FOR LGBTQIA+ STUDENT SUCCESS
is program really focuses on that; it they get to really get a better under- The Center for LGBTQIA+ Student Success takes around nine students yearly to the Midwest Bisexual Lesbian Gay gives students an ability to see what standing of the diverse LGBTQIA+ Transgender Asexual College Conference. The conference educates and connects LGBTQIA+ college students. LGBTQIA+ leadership looks like. At community and they get to start build- ‘mumbletalk’ you get to see it. You’re ing leadership skills, especially around “mumbletalk” is how the
rive group Midwest and beyond,” according to workshop opportunities, two to four seeing those people on stage, you’re dialogue and teamwork,” Freihoefer pronounces it. the MBLGTACC o©cial website. keynote speakers and opportunities seeing those folks in workshops and said. “The Midwest Bisexual Lesbian A fun fact is also included on to experience LGBTQIA+ culture you’re getting to build on those skills Thrive members also attend an Gay Transgender Asexual College the site’s “History” page, which said through entertainment. through the
rive experience.” annual conference called the Midwest Conference is an annual confer - MBLGTACC was “rst held at Iowa “For a lot of students, it’s just the Editors note: Diversity Editor Bisexual Lesbian Gay Transgender ence held to connect, educate and State in 1993. incredible experience of being in a room Logan Metzger previously partici- Asexual College Conference empower queer and trans+ college Freihoefer described the event with thousands of other LGBTQIA+ pated in Thrive, as pictured in the (MBLGTACC). Freihoefer said students, faculty and sta„ around the as somewhere between 80 and 120 people, often for the “rst time in one’s photo, but is not currently involved. Rebranding of Iowa State Lecturer to talk soil- business college extends plant-water systems its reach with campaign BY SAGE.SMITH BY KIRSTIE.MARTIN @iowastatedaily.com @iowastatedaily.com

Research investigating the cycling of phosphorus It has been 10 months since the in soil-plant-water systems will be presented at the rebranding campaign for the Debbie “Agricultural Phosphorus and Food-Energy-Water and Jerry Ivy College of Business was Security” lecture. launched.
e rebranding campaign of Tuesday’s speaker will be Andrew Sharpley, dis- the college was to add “Ivy” to its name. tinguished professor of soils and water quality at Michele Appelgate, director of the University of Arkansas. Sharpley will visit Iowa marketing and communications for State to discuss his research for the William H. Pierre the Debbie and Jerry Ivy College of Lecture in Soil Science, which will be at 4:10 p.m. Business, said the college spent a year Tuesday in 2050 Agronomy Hall. planning the brand campaign.
e Ivy’s Sharpley also was the president of the Soil Science donation was announced in September Society of America in 2017 and 2018 chair of Alliance of 2017. of Crop, Soil and Environmental Science Societies. “Fifty million dollars is a lot for one Sharpley is an international authority for assessing, family to give to a college, and that got managing and remediating the impacts agricultural a lot of attention,” Appelgate said. “
e management can have on soil and water resources. branding e„ort is even paid for with COURTESY OF EMILY BOWMAN
e research Sharpley works with investigates the the gift; it’s an opportunity we never Adriana Camber, senior in nance, cycling of phosphorus in soil-plant-water systems would’ve had before.” wearing the “We Are Ivy” t-shirt from the in relation to productivity of soil and water quality. The last year and a half has been Debbie and Jerry Ivy College of Business. His research includes the management of animal spent pushing the Ivy name, Appelgate COURTESY OF LECTURE SERIES manures, fertilizers and crop residues. said. The new name is just part of Emily Bowman is a graphic designer Andrew Sharpley, distinguished professor of soils Sharpley also evaluates the role of stream and river and water quality at the University of Arkansas. the reason the Debbie and Jerry Ivy for the Debbie and Jerry Ivy College sediments. According to the University of Arkansas’s College of Business has been stand - of Business and said it is obvious the website, Sharpley has authored and coauthored over Pierre’s work included the e„ect of nitrogen fer- ing out. college is on the move. 630 publications. tilizers on the pH of soil, which was rewarded the “One of the things that we have “People are picking up on it,” Sharpley received his Bachelor of Science degree American Society of Agronomy Nitrogen Research really been talking about the past year Bowman said. “I think they recognize in soil science and biochemistry from the University Award in 1931. Research that led him to the pioneer is what makes us unique,” Appelgate us more now. One thing I noticed is of North Wales in 1973. After he received that development of methodology for the determination said. ‘We’ve been saying we are a col - that in the “rst convocation ceremony degree, he continued to the Massey University in of maximum yield of corn was focused on the e„ect lege on the move because we have after we were named the Ivy College of New Zealand, where he completed his doctorate in crops have on soil acidity development. so many new majors and opportuni- Business, students were really excited soil science in 1977. “
is lecture is a “tting reminder of Dr. Pierre’s ties, while we have also been grow - about it.”
e William H. Pierre Lecture in Soil Science is standard of excellence,” according to the depart- ing in numbers of students and pro - Raisbeck Endowed Dean David named after William H. Pierre, who was an admin- ment of agronomy’s website.
e guest speaker for grams that benefit students and their Spalding said the college really istrator, researcher and leader. Pierre had come to 2018’s William H. Pierre Lecture in Soil Science employers. As Dean Spalding likes to emphasizes digital advertising and

Iowa State as the head of the department of agron- was William Schlesinger from the Carey Institute say, ‘We are not your father’s College REBRANDING PG8 omy in 1938. of Ecosystem Studies. of Business.’” 04 NEWS Iowa State Daily Tuesday, December 10, 2019 Uninsured Americans can now receive PrEP for free BY MADISON.MASON @iowastatedaily.com

Uninsured Americans can now apply for free PrEP drugs through the federal government. Pre-exposure prophylaxis, otherwise known as PrEP, is the use of drugs to prevent disease in individuals who have not yet been exposed to a disease-causing agent, usually a virus, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) website. PrEP is mainly associated with HIV/AIDS. Individuals who have relations or wish to have relations with partners who su¥er from HIV/ AIDS can take this drug to lessen their chance of contracting HIV/AIDS. “When taken daily, PrEP is highly e¥ective MALLORY TOPE/ IOWA STATE DAILY for preventing HIV from sex or injection drug Sen. Cory Booker speaks to potential Iowa caucusgoers Nov. 10 at Torrent Brewing Company in Ames. The presidential candidate discussed his plan to empower small towns and rural communities. use,” according to the CDC website. “PrEP is much less effective when it is not taken consistently.” Studies have shown that PrEP reduces the risk of getting HIV from sex by about 99 per- Diversity within the party cent when taken daily, according to the CDC website. Among people who inject drugs, PrEP reduces the risk of getting HIV by at least 74 Booker, Castro is now at risk of hosting a debate with all Booker said. “What message does this send percent when taken daily. white candidates. about our party? Voters didn’t determine The Department of Health and Human Sen. Kamala Harris had qualied for the her destiny. But black women voters will Services launched “Ready, Set, PrEP,” on Dec 3. discuss party December Democratic debate but ended determine our party’s ability to win.” “Ready, Set, PrEP” is a national program to dis- her primary campaign, citing a lack of The departure of Harris from the tribute medications used for pre-exposure pro- diversity as nancial resources to continue in the race. Democratic primary leaves just six can - phylaxis, a strategy to prevent HIV-negative Presidential candidate Sen. Cory Booker, didates qualied for the party’s December people from becoming infected with the virus debate nears the only African American Democratic presidential debate: former Vice President and to protect those who have relations with senator besides Harris, remarked on her Joe Biden, Sen. Bernie Sanders, Sen. people who su¥er from the virus. BY JAKE.WEBSTER exit from the race in a speech ursday in Elizabeth Warren, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, Truvada and Descovy, both manufactured @iowastatedaily.com Des Moines. Sen. Amy Klobuchar and businessman by Gilead Sciences, are the only drugs that “It’s a problem that an immensely qual- Tom Steyer. are approved to be considered PrEP. Gilead e 2020 Democratic primary eld was ied, widely supported black woman run- “And so, I’m just going to say it plain, it Sciences has announced earlier this year that it the most crowded and diverse in the party’s ning to lead a party that is significantly is a problem that we now have [an] overall would donate 2.4 million bottles of Truvada to history with more than two dozen candi - powered by black women didn’t have the 200,000 uninsured people each year for 11 years PARTY PG8 dates entering the race; however, the party resources she needed to continue on,” through a partnership with the Department of Health and Human Services and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. “Truvada for PrEP is recommended to pre- City Council to discuss parking vent HIV for all people at risk through sex or injection drug use,” according to the CDC website. “Descovy for PrEP is recommended BY AMBER.MOHMAND of Transportation (DOT) every to prevent HIV for people at risk through sex, @iowastatedaily.com ve years. excluding people at risk through receptive A resource, the Title VI vaginal sex. Descovy has not yet been studied Ames City Council will open Compliance Site Review Tool, for HIV prevention for receptive vaginal sex, up a discussion on the zoning was created and discussed with so it may not be appropriate for some people.” ordinance clarifying the park- a representative of the DOT PrEP can be prescribed only by a health ing arrangements following the Civil Rights Team and must be care provider, according to the CDC website. recent adoption of the vacation submitted for approval. e website also stated people looking to use lodging ordinance. The Standard DOT PrEP must take an HIV test before beginning There was a discrepancy in Assurances, which would make PrEP to ensure they don’t already have HIV. parking standards during the Ames obligated to ensure its ey must also go for a check-up every three review of the rental code and contractors will comply with months while on the medication. vacation lodging ordinance, Title VI, must be signed by ree major drugstore chains, Walgreens, specically stacked parking by the city. is is required by the Rite Aid and CVS Health, have donated their a single-family home, according DOT every ve years or if there prescription services for the program and will to the Council Action. GRANT TETMEYER/ IOWA STATE DAILY is a change in the O¢ce of the have the medications available no later than e clarication would pro- The Ames City Council conducting business at their meeting on June Mayor. March 30, 2020. vide parking requirements in 18. The Council will discuss the zoning ordinance at Tuesday’s meeting. In order to do so, the The companies will also provide patient the rental code and the zoning Council must have a discus - counseling services and promote adherence ordinance of the Ames munic- Additionally, the Council identification and licenses in sion of whether the tool and to the drug regimen. These companies have ipal code, where all the regula- will discuss the second pas - plain sight, according to the the Standard DOT Assurances 21,000 locations throughout the nation, rep- tions, city laws and codes can sage of the ordinance, drafted ordinance. should be approved as well resenting one-third of pharmacies in the U.S. be found. which will regulate massage This was discussed in as approve the appointment ey will ll prescriptions by mail order as well e Council will discuss the establishments. November, in which the of Assistant City Manager as in person. proposed clarication and the e ordinance would require Council unanimously voted to Deb Schildroth as Title VI “Ready, Set, PrEP” is part of the Trump options provided. managers of the businesses to approve the rst passage of the coordinator. administration’s Ending the HIV Epidemic The Council will have be Iowa residents, designated in ordinance. The alternative for this plan, which aims to reduce the number of new options to approve on the rst writing, given the responsibility In addition to this, Ames decision is to disapprove the HIV infections in the U.S. by 75 percent in ve reading of the zoning ordi - to provide information and be must have a compliance review Title VI documents or the years and by 90 percent in 10 years. nance, approve alternative lan- compliant. for Title VI of the Civil Rights appointment of the Title VI The Department of Health and Human guage for the proposed ordi - e practitioners cannot pro- Act of 1964, which prohibits coordinator. Services have released the details for applying nance or request for additional vide massage services between discrimination in providing e Council’s meeting will be for free PrEP drugs. Applicants can fill out information and postpone the midnight and 5 a.m. and are government services and is con- at 6 p.m. Tuesday in the City forms on the new website, GetYourPrEP.com, recommendation. required to provide photo ducted by the Iowa Department Hall Chambers. or at a toll-free phone number, (855) 447-8410. Tuesday, December 10, 2019 Iowa State Daily OPINION 05

LETTER COLUMN

CAITLIN YAMADA/ IOWA STATE DAILY Columnist Zachary Johnson believes Harris lacked support due to voters choosing who they see more t to beat Trump. Kamala Harris dropping out causes retrospection BY ZACHARY.JOHNSON @iowastatedaily.com

Sen. Kamala Harris dropping out of the presidential race could mean a very interesting round of upcoming polls. With Harris’ recent decision to suspend her campaign, it is clear that her —ve-six percent piece of the pie will be highly sought after with candidates making bids for the debate stage. COURTESY OF WIKIMEDIA COMMONS While it is evident that Harris never had the support of Letter writer Charles Klapatauskas believes Randy Feenstra has what it takes to win against Steve King in the upcoming primary. black voters that she probably expected/needed, it is expected that with Biden’s clear dominance in this category, the other candidates will be seeking the six to seven percent (depending A better fit for 4th District on the poll) that she had in this category. e narrative to me is that the only thing stopping Mayor Pete Buttigieg or Sen. Elizabeth Warren from being in a Feenstra’s need a new voice in the 4th District. his campaign are astonishing. place where they could actually win decisively is their lack of For liberals, J.D. Scholten is the If his campaign accomplish - support from African Americans. qualities make clear choice, and in my personal ments aren’t proof enough, Looking at data on the second choice of particular candi- opinion, I think he would give Feenstra has a sound record work- dates is dodgy at times, as a straight up second choice is not him suitable Congressman King a run for his ing for the Iowa Legislature as a always indicative of where those voters actually go. money. Conservatives have multiple well-respected congressman. ough, to me, black voters in early primary states like BY CHARLES KLAPATAUSKAS candidates to choose from. In addition to that, Feenstra has South Carolina that were supporting Harris will, in all like- [email protected] The announced candidates are experience working with students lihood, simply move to Biden given the safeness that his Steve Reeder, Randy Feenstra, Bret as a professor of business at Dordt candidacy provides. As impeachment proceedings Richards and Jeremy Taylor. College in northwest Iowa. Among Democrats, about half are of the belief that elect- carry on in congress, I can’t help Among those four, I believe These experiences and accom- ability, or the likelihood of beating Trump, is the most import- but be disappointed by the absence there is one clear candidate that plishments exemplify that Feenstra ant aspect of their decision, and it is no wonder then that of a representative from Iowa’s 4th can beat Congressman King in is not only an extremely electable Biden is doing so well among black voters. District. the upcoming primary, and that candidate but an individual who Not only is he the former vice president of the —rst black is disappoints me not only in is Feenstra. has a profound interest in the 4th president, but he has also been well-known in the political the sense that thousands of stu - Feenstra has built a grassroots District and will work hard to realm for decades. dents, middle-class workers and campaign that should frighten serve it well. Harris couldn’t hold on when her support from what should Iowans don’t have a representative Congressman King and be a e message for Iowans is clear. have been her strongest group was diminished by the tendency to voice our concerns during these sign of hope to Iowans who are If we want a new representative for black voters to vote in a more strategic way. important hearings but also in the ready to have a new conservative come 2020, we have to nomi - ese voters go for Joe Biden as they see him as the best sense of a much larger picture. representative. nate a conservative who can beat and most eective candidate to win the only victory that is Iowans in the 4th District have Whether it is the 257 Students Congressman King. on the minds of the American people, which is to defeat a representative that hardly rep - for Feenstra group, the grassroots at candidate has to have sig - Donald Trump. resents them at all, as congressman fundraising that puts him well ni—cant funds, support and intelli- is —xation on the electable attributes of each candidate is Representative King had all his ahead of his candidates or the back- gence to beat Congressman King. a characteristic of this race that Harris just couldn’t succeed in. committee assignments revoked ing of 500 county chairs, numerous Randy Feenstra has all of those, Her attempts to appeal to the Obama coalition were mis- due to his embarrassing behavior. U.S. representatives and countless and he is the sole choice for those guided given the especially strategic tinge that this cycle has I think one idea that all Iowans state representatives, the accom- who wish to see the 4th District exhibited. as a whole can agree on is that we plishments Feenstra has made for represented with class and honor. e political calculus is not about policy but the perceived likelihood to win and how others feel about candidates.

EDITORIAL

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COLUMN Bowl game a huge opportunity

Notre Dame their shot to impress fans and recruits in the Sunshine State in person. gives Iowa State And then there’s the opponent — Notre Dame. ­e Golden Domers. One of the win- a chance to shine ningest football programs in college football history. Iconic yet extremely overrated movies based on a blown-out version of the true story BY NOAH.ROHLFING (y’all know what I’m talking about here). @iowastatedaily.com Talk about an easy way to sell bowl tickets. I’m not sure how excited Notre Dame Notre Dame has been a part of some is about the matchup, given that the Irish insane rivalries over the years, but the are 10-2 with losses to just Georgia and Fighting Irish have never faced Iowa State Michigan. ­e Irish don’t have many signa- — which isn’t all that surprising, given Iowa ture wins, but they’ve beaten the teams in State’s relative place in the history of college front of them — something Iowa State strug- football. But now, the Cyclones have their gled to do when it has faced good opponents chance in the sun against one of the sport’s this season. elite programs. Notre Dame is led by Ian Book on the So what do we call this game? Catholics ožensive side of the ball. Book has had his vs. Cornelds? ups and downs in his career with the Fighting Eh, we’ll work on it. Irish, but this season he has 33 touchdowns From the moment this bowl matchup was and just six interceptions with 2,792 yards on announced, I went through a series of emo- a 59.3 percent completion percentage. tions. ­e rst was shock — before Sunday, It sets up for what could be an entertain- I had been sure Iowa State was headed to ing battle of quarterbacks between Book and the Liberty Bowl with Kansas State going to Brock Purdy. Orlando. After all, Kansas State was 8-4, beat Campbell said he was excited about Iowa State convincingly and its fanbase has a the opportunity to play against such a big similar reputation to Iowa State of traveling program. well to bowl games. “To be able to play an opponent like this MATT BELINSON/ IOWA STATE DAILY Plenty of Kansas State fans who were de- and that is how the season ends; we’re really Jamie Pollard takes questions about Iowa State being picked to play in 2019 Camping World Bowl. nitely not mad online (not mad at all) shared fortunate,” Campbell said. the same sense of surprise. But then again, “­e fact that he committed to stay at Iowa state of Florida in its history. Florida is a ­is is one of Iowa State’s best chances yet the bowl selection process is notoriously not State was a big factor,” Athletic Director talent-rich state that consistently produces to prove itself on a national stage as a pro - about the on-eld product as much as it is Jamie Pollard said. “As they told us, ‘you’ve thousands of Division I football players each gram on the rise. Whether it takes advantage about the prospect of making money from got a national brand coach.’” season — and the Cyclones haven’t stepped or not, we’ll see Dec. 28 in Orlando, but the ticket sales and television coverage. ­en, I shifted to thinking about what it foot in the state since 1975, not even in their Cyclones have an opportunity they could As it turns out, the Cyclones’ recent exten- means for the Cyclones — and the answer bowl games. have only dreamed of when the decade began. sion of Matt Campbell’s contract may have is a lot. How is that even possible? Buckle up, and bring along your Mickey helped as well. Iowa State’s only played one game in the But, no matter — now, the Cyclones have Mouse ears. Iowa State gains confidence after beating Seton Hall

BY MATT.BELINSON Against a team like Seton Hall, “He’s our heartbeat defensively @iowastatedaily.com Prohm said that the ball needs to on the ball,” Prohm said. move side to side constantly to CONFIDENCE BOOST In its 76-66 win over No. 16 create gaps down low so the big Seton Hall on Sunday, Iowa State men are off balance. Prohm said With losses to Oregon State, had plenty to be happy about after Seton Hall forced Iowa State to Michigan and Seton Hall before getting revenge on the team that play in front in the rst half because Sunday’s game, Iowa State needed beat it nine days earlier in the Battle of the length and physicality they a condence boost. 4 Atlantis. bring. Prohm said that he had been While Iowa State had some pos- Two starters struggled to put the hearing rumblings from the out - itives when it came to stopping ball in the basket in the rst half, side that Iowa State was a “soft” Myles Powell and gaining confi - as Rasir Bolton was 1-5 from the team. Prohm said he knew this dence in its win, a poor rst half on ¥oor with two points and Michael team needed to prove the outsiders ožense also stood out. Jacobson was 1-5 with three points. wrong and provide his team with It wasn’t all ugly for the Cyclones a big moral boost before taking on AN UGLY FIRST HALF in the rst half though, as George Iowa on ­ursday. COLLIN MAGUIRE/ IOWA STATE DAILY To say the least, the first half Conditt led the team at the half “We hadn’t won a game like that, Tyrese Haliburton drives the hoop during the Iowa State basketball game between Seton Hall and Iowa State with 10 points, ve rebounds and against UMKC on Dec. 4. against a legit-legit team, and we wasn’t great basketball. two blocks. did tonight and hopefully that gives ­e two teams combined for 18 Prentiss Nixon said Conditt Come Sunday night, Powell was take the credit for shutting down our guys great confidence going turnovers, shot 21-68 from the eld brought great energy off the much less ežective from the ¥oor. Powell’s ožense. Instead, he saw it forward,” Prohm said. “We needed and 6-27 from three-point range. bench in the rst half, a boost the While he did finish with 19 as a team ežort and a team victory. a condence win.” Iowa State was 11-35 from the Cyclones needed during the ožen- points, he took 20 shots to get there. “I think the team did a great job Haliburton agreed with his head ¥oor and 2-12 from three, but they sive struggles. He finished 7-20 from the field. on Myles Powell tonight,” Nixon coach. He said Iowa State wanted to ended the half hitting four of their Nixon knows Conditt affects Powell shot 4-11 in the second half. said. defend home court against a team last ve shots to take a 28-26 lead. the game in many different ways, ­e primary defender on Powell Nixon saw Powell was forced to that not only got the best of them Head coach Steve Prohm said making him a great asset to have was Prentiss Nixon. take tough shots throughout the the rst time, but also was another Iowa State struggled down low with come ož the bench. Nixon has prided himself this night and was made to jump when ranked opponent. the Seton Hall post players, which “He’s a game changer for sure,” season on being a defensive leader the defensive pressure became too Defending Hilton Coliseum forced players into thinking they Nixon said. for the young Cyclones, and it much to get past. was a priority for this year’s team, needed to take contested shots. showed up against the Pirates on Prohm said it wasn’t just Nixon especially for Haliburton, after the SHUTTING DOWN POWELL Prohm said the Cyclones looked Sunday. that left Powell ine§cient; rather, Cyclones went 12-4 at Hilton just passive in the first half and were Coming into Sunday’s matchup, Nixon said Iowa State did a Iowa State had to defend as a com- a season ago. taking bad shots left and right. Iowa State knew stopping Myles good job of crashing the lane if mittee and deny every ball screen “Every good team has to have a “When is the last time we have Powell would be top priority. Powell attempted to drive toward Powell would get. signature win and this was the rst beaten a top-16 team and shot 38 In the Battle 4 Atlantis, Powell the basket, which made his vision However, Prohm said it all starts one for us,” Haliburton said. “It felt percent and 21 percent from three, scored 24 points on the Cyclones — crowded if he wanted to kick it out. with the Colorado State transfer really good to beat a ranked team how awesome is that?” Prohm said. 19 of which came in the second half. However, Nixon did not want to and the intensity he brings. but also a team that beat us before.” Tuesday, December 10, 2019 Iowa State Daily LIFESTYLE 07 How to be a successful plant owner Tips to keep according to the Gardener’s Supply Company website. “East-and your plants west-facing windows have moder- ate sun. North windows have very little sun. Plants that require high happy and light levels will do best under a grow light.” healthy According to the Reiman Gardens website, if plants are experiencing BY WHITNEY.SPENCER lighting issues, they will often show @iowastatedaily.com one of more of the following signs: A stretched or “leggy” appearance, Successfully raising a houseplant dead or dying older foliage, lighter can prove to be very challenging at than normal leaves, increased inci- times. Trying to  gure out when and dence of pest or disease and abnor- how to water it and how much sun- mal leaf size. light to give it are all crucial factors Refrain from putting plants in WHITNEY SPENCER/ ISD in determining a plant’s survival. Many college students prefer small “trouble spots.” These are spots in Makenzie Massengale, sopho- plants, as they’re easier to manage. a home where temperature may more in animal science, has blos- “ uctuate. somed into an exceptional plant “I struggle with over- and Gardener’s Supply Company mom. She currently has  ve “ our- under-watering as well as the fact recommends to “locate them away ishing houseplants. that I never know how much sun- from heating and air conditioning Massengale recommends to not light or what type of light my plants ducts, and don’t put them on top of over-water plants. Too much water need,” Henry said. a radiator, or between curtains and a WHITNEY SPENCER/ IOWA STATE DAILY is harmful for plants and is usually When first purchased, plants frosty window.” Plant owners can make vases out of everyday items, such as shoes. the most common mistake that leads usually come with a little tab that Above all, know your plant. It is to a plant’s demise. recommends how much water it needed for growth. bulbs do not emit the needed hues. always a good idea to do research “Overwatering is not good,” requires. Rule of thumb says to “Because the sun provides all Photosynthesis is the process on a plant before purchasing. Some Massengale said. “That’s how you water a plant enough to keep the wavelengths of light, houseplants plants use to produce food from plants need a particular environment kill them.” soil moist, but not wet. Soil mois- often perform best when placed near carbon dioxide and water. that can’t be adequately provided in Riley Henry, sophomore in animal ture can be checked by using the tip a sunny window,” according to the If artificial lighting is used, the certain households. ecology, said he struggles to keep of your  nger. Reiman Gardens website. website suggests to keep the lighting Knowing the cultural needs of his plants alive. He said he feels Providing the correct amount of The website suggests to refrain on for 12 to 16 hours a day, within specific plants will increase your that he doesn’t know how much to light for the plant is also a necessity. from using bulbs as a source of light- four to six inches of the plant tops. chances of selecting plants that water plants or how much sunlight Each plant has its own unique needs ing because plants use certain colors “Plants that prefer bright light will will survive, and even thrive, in the to give them. when it comes to the amount of light of light for photosynthesis and most thrive in a south-facing window,” desired home or o‰ ce spaces. What to gift your significant other this holiday season

BY SYDNEY.NOVAK didn’t expect at all. @iowastatedaily.com “She bought me tickets to a comedy show, and I had never asked for anything like that, Holiday shopping for your significant so it was just something fun to do together other on a college student’s budget often- instead of something materialistic,” Fischer times brings multiple hoops to jump through. said. Debating on what to get them can cause lots Concert tickets, ski passes and trips to a of unwanted stress, especially during one of zoo or aquarium are gifts that you can enjoy the most stressful times of the year. together and an item for which you don’t What to get your signi cant other for the need to worry about getting the right size. holidays can depend on a lot of different Graduate student Madison Mueller said variables, including your personal budget, she got her boyfriend clothes for Christmas how long you have been together and, of this year. Mueller decided on clothes because course, their preferences. her boyfriend rarely buys anything for Grace Meier, sophomore in kinesiology himself, and she said she prides herself on and health, said this year, she is spending making sure he looks fashionable. She lucked about $100 on her boyfriend, whom she has out with Black Friday and Cyber Monday been dating for a little over a year now. deals and was able to get him a pair of “I got him a backpack, and I’m just  lling Timberland shoes and a t-shirt. it with his favorite things; and I’m studying Mueller is unaware of what her boyfriend abroad, so I’m giving him letters inside of it has planned to get her this year, but in years too,” Meier said. past he has gotten her kitchen tools like Meier didn’t give her boyfriend any ideas knives and cutting boards because she loves as to what she wants for Christmas, but she to cook and bake. guessed that he might get her some of her “Last year, he got me nice cutting boards favorite things such as graphic t-shirts, skin and a really nice set of knives,” Mueller said. care products or Victoria’s Secret perfume. A gift that proves itself to be functional Senior Lucas Fischer, student in construc- is a good option when it comes to gift-giv- tion engineering, said his girlfriend is a big ing because you know the person receiving Tyler, the Creator fan, and he thinks she the gift will use it. Functional gifts can would most likely enjoy an item from his include cooking tools, craft supplies, blan- Golf Wang clothing line, but he’s not com- kets or even games that the two of you can pletely sure what else to get her. play together. “Shopping for girls can be tricky some- When gift-giving this holiday season, times,” Fischer said. there’s no need to break the bank. Giving 220 Main Downtown Ames 515-232-0080 Fischer also said he thinks it is di‰ cult for gifts that your significant other enjoys or 220 Main www.amessilversmithing.com 515-232-0080 others to shop for him. Clothes are always a that you can enjoy together will help to www.amessilversmithing.com good idea, but the birthday gift his girlfriend make their reaction and the holiday season gave him in November was something he even more special. 08 Iowa State Daily Tuesday, December 10, 2019

RESEARCH PG1 if there is research they’re working studies, some research had the more for repeatable results.” can work on. Goodman said stu -

on that the student could possibly hands-on approach. Goodman has An appealing aspect of research dents shouldn’t be afraid to talk “From there I got a position in get involved with. participated in ve research experi- is how it looks to potential employ- to professors and ask questions the College of Business neuro - Participating in research can be a ments throughout his college career, ers. Participating in research can be because spending that time with labs,” Hammer said. “So there I way for students to gain experience three of which were at Iowa State. benecial to all students, but spe- a professor can build a connection run EEGs and iTracking and I’m with hands-on work. Goodman’s research experi - cically for those looking to attend with them. currently helping a doctoral student Not all research is lab-based solo ments ranged from working with graduate school. “A good mentor will help you with his research, so that’s been work. Students can find research grasslands to studying the effect “If you are interested in a gradu- learn the context of what you’re really cool.” opportunities where they often of a water dam on turtles in the ate program or doctorate program, studying, kind of broaden your Svitlana Zbarska is the cam - work with others and get out of Missouri River. they almost exclusively want to see view,” Nusser said. “ ey will help pus-wide undergraduate research a lab setting. A big part of the “Lots of [the] time, what you’re that you have some type of research you get to know other people that program coordinator for the research process, Hammer said, is doing is addressing a real-world involvement,” Hammer said. “It’s are related to your area or might be University Honors Program. Last coming up with an idea and guring problem,” Goodman said. “So it’s good for employers because you useful for you to know. [...] I think semester Hammer said Zbarska out how to pursue it while working pretty rare for someone that, espe- can talk about how you followed those mentorship relationships started an undergraduate research with others. cially our age, gets to dive in to something through from beginning are really important. I know that ambassador task force at Iowa State. A student who participated in a solving a problem that potentially to end.” I’ve had mentors that have really “[Zbarska] wanted us to have that research program that did include a could help a lot of people, save a lot Another part of research that can profoundly aected what I ended purpose of being a liaison between lot of lab work was Austin Sympson, of money, make something much appeal to students is a nancial ben- up doing and I feel very grate - research and our respective colleges senior in chemical engineering. more productive, help the environ- efit. Some research opportunities ful for having had those kinds of so we can promote research to other Sympson had a 10-week summer ment, whatever it may be.” do oer some sort of payment for relationships.” students, especially in colleges like research internship where he Research can allow students to the work they put in. Students can Students can also have a conver- business who may not know about worked with an Iowa State chem- explore their academics beyond the also explore doing their own proj- sation with their academic adviser dierent business research oppor- istry professor. He looked at the classroom. ese research programs ect, which they can nd grants and for guidance through the research tunities,” Hammer said. “Or just more analytic side of chemistry for and experiments can provide unique scholarships to help with. process. acting as that early contact for stu- his research with ionic liquids. opportunities outside the routine Those interested in finding a “If there is one thing I would dents who don’t know who to talk “That’s entirely in the lab,” schedule of students’ everyday lives. research opportunity to participate want somebody to take away, [it] to [...] they might just want a stu- Sympson said. “And I’m not one “It’s dynamic,” Sympson said. in can speak with Zbarska and is that research is more than a dent to talk to, so that’s been a really of those people that hates being “You’re learning as you’re doing explore Iowa State’s undergraduate microscope and writing a paper,” great opportunity so far.” in the lab all day. Some people are because nobody has done what you’re research website. The website has Hammer said. “It’s a great opportu- ose interested in research can like ‘I can’t be stuck in a cubicle all doing before. You might be doing a listed opportunities, information for nity to connect with people across reach out to Zbarska to discuss their day,’ have to be moving with their certain study or something someone faculty and how to present research. disciplines because you don’t have research options and she can help job. I love being in the lab, I think might have conducted before but the Another option is to ask a pro - to do research in your own area. [...] connect the student with what they it’s a blast.” results that you’re going to get are fessor or instructor, as they may be Research is about finding some - are interested in. Students can also For Lucas Goodman, senior in never going to be the same as some- working on a research project and thing that you want to solve or ask their professors and instructors animal ecology and environmental body else’s, even if you’re trying to go have a job in that project a student develop and pursuing it.”

TRAINING PG1 REBRANDING PG3

provider dedicated to serving families since Even with the name change, the Debbie 1968. Comprehensive Prevention Services and Jerry Ivy College of Business wants to of Public Health and the Centers for Disease began in 1982, and services for problem gam- making connections in all 99 counties make it clear that all alumni of the college Control and Prevention, 451 Iowans died by bling began in 1997. across the state of Iowa to raise aware - are Ivy College of Business alumni. suicide in 2018. at is a 60 percent increase e agency has been licensed by the State of ness about the Debbie and Jerry Ivy “One of the things that we are trying to since 2000 and a rate that has doubled over the Iowa to provide Substance Abuse Services since College of Business. communicate with the alumni who grad- past decade. 1978. Counties currently served by Community “I feel good from that standpoint, that uated before is that we are all part of the Substance use can co-occur with mental ill- and Family Resources include Boone, Calhoun, we’ve extended our reach,” Spalding said. same family,” Appelgate said. ness, worsening a disorder’s signs and symptoms Franklin, Hamilton, Humboldt, Pocahontas, “In terms of click throughs, the response Appelgate said they are working on and increasing the risk of self-harm and suicide. Story, Webster and Wright. has been strong and has exceeded our plans for what they will do next in the The shortage of professional mental Since 2011, Community and Family expectations. So I feel good about the rebranding campaign but wasn’t quite health services, nationally and statewide, led Resources has been an accredited Mental campaign from that standpoint. I’m also ready to share them. Community and Family Resources to provide Health Service Provider by the Division of hearing from people in Des Moines that Available for viewing on the Debbie free mental health rst aid trainings, accord- Mental Health and Disability Services under people are talking about how visible we and Jerry Ivy College of Business’s ing to a press release. These trainings are by the Iowa Department of Human Services. have become in the Des Moines area as a YouTube channel are three videos of Ivy request in its service areas of Boone, Calhoun, In 2018, Community and Family Resources College of Business.” students. The videos are part of a series Hamilton, Humboldt, Pocahontas, Story, earned a three-year accreditation from an inter- Part of the strategy for this rebranding called “Making a name for myself,” Webster and Wright counties. national accrediting body for its crisis stabiliza- campaign is giving away “We are Ivy” which is centered around Ivy students Trainings oer evidence-based strategies on tion, detoxication/withdrawal management, t-shirts. in different majors and their experiences how to recognize, reach out and refer to appro- residential treatment, intensive outpatient “We’ve had several emails from alumni at Iowa State within the Ivy College of priate services for any youth or adults who treatment and outpatient treatment programs. asking for the t-shirt,” Appelgate said. Business. exhibit signs and symptoms of a mental health In Fiscal Year 2019, Community and Family “It’s been kind of hard because we use “Our name may be new, but our impact concern or a behavioral health crisis. Resources oered prevention services to schools, those as student giveaways primarily.” is not,” Bowman said. Participants must be 18 years old and be businesses and community groups, reaching employed as, work with or be related to rst-re- over 8,000 individuals, according to a press PARTY PG4 sponders; educators, including all levels of public release. Community and Family Resources “I don’t want anybody to vote for or and private; both active-duty military and vet- oered treatment services to 2,684 individuals, against any of the candidates on the erans; older adult care-takers; and employees receiving a 99 percent satisfaction rate. campaign for the 2020 presidency that has December debate stage because of the faith-based organizations. In June, Community and Family Resources more billionaires in it than black people,” color of their skin,” Castro said. “People Trainings are delivered either as a one-day, constructed and relocated to a new comprehen- Booker said. have a wealth of experience. At the same eight-hour option or as a two-day, four-hour sive treatment center in Fort Dodge to continue ere are three billionaires running for time, representation does matter — it option. Additional options are available upon providing adult and adolescent services to its president in 2020: Steyer, former New does mean something. […] I don’t think request and are required to have between ve region. York Mayor Michael Bloomberg and that just because someone is a person of to 30 participants. ose who become certied For information on Community and Family President Donald Trump. Booker and color they should be elected president. Mental Health First Aiders will also be encour- Resource’s services, visit the organization’s web- former Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick What I believe is that if you have seven, aged to track interventions they initiate via brief site or call 515-576-7261. Questions about local are the two remaining black candidates eight or nine people on the debate stage, quarterly surveys online. trainings can be sent to Community and Family in the race. and we are the party of diversity, then that Community and Family Resources has been Resources Prevention Specialist Todd Anderson Four candidates have cleared one of the should probably be somewhat re¬ected on a free-standing comprehensive substance abuse at [email protected]. two thresholds to qualify for the debate, the debate stage.” having received the requisite number Castro had previously called for the of donors, but they lack the qualifying Democratic Party’s primary calendar CROPS PG1 and were a part of another 10-year eld study. polls needed to receive a podium on the to be changed to reflect the diversity of e soil was taken from elds with various debate stage: businessman Andrew Yang, the party. The first two states to vote in seem to suggest that they do not help in the crop planting scenarios like continuous corn Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, Booker and former the Democratic primary are Iowa and case of counterbalancing climate change due planting, soybean and corn rotation and even Housing and Urban Development Sec. New Hampshire, both of which have to excess amounts of carbon. reconstructed prairies. ese samples gave the Julián Castro. All four candidates have electorates that are more than 90 per - “Cover crops and perennials provide key scientists insight into just how much cover ethnic minority backgrounds. cent white. benefits for water quality, but I wouldn’t crops impact the activity of microbes in the e deadline to qualify for the debate “Last month I said that I don’t believe hang my hat on rapid carbon sequestration crops around them. scheduled for Dec. 19 is ursday. Iowa or New Hampshire should vote benets,” Hall said. “We’ve found a tradeo. Their study was published in the Global Speaking to reporters after a presi - first — sparking a lively debate in our Greater plant growth doesn’t necessarily mean Change Biology Bioenergy academic journal, dential forum Friday in Waterloo, Iowa, party,” Castro said in a tweet Sunday. gains in carbon sequestration if microbial where all of the details such as methodology, Castro said he believes the diversity of the “This Tuesday I’ll hold a town hall in activity also increases.” materials and data analysis of their study can Democratic Party should be re¬ected on Iowa to hear from voters why they agree A set of 96 samples were used in the study be found. the debate stage. or disagree.”