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Reunited in AmesKatie Titus/Iowa State Daily Amber Thurnau of Belleville, Ill., and Thomas Off of Potsdam, Germany, reunite at Odyssey of the Mind after being apart for 23 years. The two participated together in 1991 and returned later as mentors for their countries. p8>> 2 | IN THE NEWS | Iowa State Daily | Wednesday, June 4, 2014 Table of Contents Page 3>> Page 6-7>> Page 12>> Faces of Iowa State Opinion Art Museum Page 4>> Page 8-9>> Page 15>> One-on-One Odyssey of the Mind Daily Fun & Games Page 5>> Page 10-11>> Page 16>> Ames History Sports Calendar Week’s Worth Week’s Watch Last week’s newsworthy stories Things to look for this week

Big 12 Revenue Opinion: U.S. politics Big 12 commissioner Bob Bowlsby announced that the conference raked in $220 mil- One Daily columnist will discuss the importance of having two political parties in the lion in revenue this past school year, $213 million of which will be distributed to the United States. Read more about the viewpoint at iowastatedaily.com. 10 teams. Check out iowastatedaily.com to see how much Iowa State will be receiving. Track and Field Arrests Seven members of the ISU track and field team are headed to the NCAA Championships An ISU alumnus was wanted by the FBI for possession of explosives and then arrested in Eugene, Ore., on June 11. Find out who the seven members are and how they plan to this week. Another person was arrested for sexual abuse on Iowa State’s campus. Read handle the pressure of the championships on the Daily’s website. Check for previews more about the arrests at iowastatedaily.com. on iowastatedaily.com. Campus fire Board of Regents The roof of Sweeney Hall caught on fire May 30. Read what happened and check out a The Board of Regents will be meeting at Iowa State on June 4 or 5. Among other topics, photo gallery of the damage on iowastatedaily.com. they will be discussing the final approval of Jack Trice Stadium renovations and a new funding model for the three Iowa public universities. Odyssey of the Mind Thousands of children and coaches from across the globe traveled to Iowa State last Wi-Fi upgrade week to compete in the world finals. Read just how many people were in Ames, what Iowa State will undergo a $4 million upgrade to its wireless system. The project this they were competing in and the photo gallery at iowastatedaily.com. summer will add access points to both academic buildings and student spaces around campus. Primaries Primaries were all across the country on Tuesday. Check out iowastatedaily.com for Orientation coverage of Iowa’s primaries. There will be results, reactions and a story about student Almost 6,000 incoming freshmen are expected to visit Iowa State for orientation begin- voting online. ning this week. The students will visit during the next month to plan class schedules. Faculty promotions Summer concerts Nine ISU professors were promoted to new positions for the 2014-15 school year. Read Ames summer concerts are gearing up for the summer this week. The Ames Municipal about the professors, their promotions and what they have accomplished to receive Band will play on Thursday. Ames on the Half Shell begins on Friday and Roosevelt their honors at iowastatedaily.com. Summer Sundays will take the stage this week.

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By Max.Dible est things you have seen in the @iowastatedaily.com MU? Right before graduation I Richard Reynolds has been was coming back from a meet- the director of the Memorial ing in Beardshear [Hall] and a Union for more than 10 years. young man took his shirt off and He works in all parts of the MU did a belly flop into the Fountain to bring students, faculty and of Four Seasons ... The people community members all the who got splashed on seemed services that can be found in to enjoy the experience as the building. well. There have been some What are some of the neat, sentimental things that broad strokes of your posi- have occurred in the building tion as director? also. One young man asked if The Memorial Union was he could have access to the founded to serve students in Great Hall. He said he did the campus community, so not need anything set up, just when it comes to the meet- time in there. About an hour ing room function of what we later, he and a young woman do here, the first priority is to walked up on the stage and he serve the student organizations. proposed to her. They met dur- In terms of other users of the fa- ing an event in the Great Hall cility — those are the people who and so he felt like that was the ap- are not affiliated with the univer- propriate place to propose to her. sity directly in terms of funding As far as we know, she accepted — we do wedding-related events the proposal, which was wonder- and we have Odyssey of the Mind ful. There are also stories about in the Memorial Union as well as having ghosts in the building. We many other [events]. Users who cause say the one we have is a friendly are not directly affiliated with in some ghost. We have staff who work the university pay for the use of cases it fi- Kelby in the evenings who have heard it, and that helps support our nally brings Wingert/ various noises in the building Iowa State budget. closure to the Daily and we have identified that ghost What are some of your fa- families that have Richard Reynolds as being Hortense Wind, who is vorite yearly traditions? lost loved ones in the interned at a student the only woman on the wall [in The one that has been re-in- theater of battle. If we have union at TCU in college and Gold Star Hall] ... So we say it is was hooked. He has worked to stituted since I arrived is the Gold not had any casualties in the re- keep Iowa State’s Memorial Union Hortense, who is tired of being Star Hall Ceremony. We try to cent conflicts, we go back to the young man finished his finals he serving students and the commu- surrounded by all these men and have that as close to Veteran’s Day previous wars we have been en- started jumping up and down on nity for more than 10 years. is wandering around looking for as we possibly can, and in that gaged in — all the way back to the Zodiac and said, “You do not some reasonable conversation ceremony we honor those who World War I — to find people who make a difference anymore!” have the Student Activities Center with [women]. have made the ultimate sacrifice were not honored as individuals What is the most important downstairs. That is where they in service to their country. We ... The Zodiac is really interesting thing that students coming into can get involved and get engaged engrave the names of those who to me and I honor the tradition of Iowa State should know about with the campus and start meet- View More: are honored in the ceremony in walking around it, but one of the the Memorial Union? ing people from the very outset of Check out the the Gold Star Hall itself. That cer- funniest things I have seen since The most important thing their college experience here. full interview at emony is really meaningful be- I have been here is right after a for students to know is that we What are some of the crazi- iowastatedaily.com Wednesday, June 4, 2014 | Iowa State Daily | AMES HISTORY | 5 150 Years of Ames

Editor’s note: In celebration of the 150th anniversary of our city, the Daily will highlight prominent figures, places Dinkey train and events in Ames’ history each week. By Maddy.Arnold Dinkey and was the com- @iowastatedaily.com munity’s first form of rapid transit. transforms Traveling across Ames The Dinkey ran every was not always as easy as hour between 8 a.m. and jumping on a CyRide bus. 9 p.m. The train remained The first students of Iowa affordable for students Ames travel Agricultural College and throughout much of its ex- Model Farm, commuting istence. For almost three the few miles between the decades, a ride on the city of Ames and campus Dinkey cost only a nickel. was a struggle. According to the Ames Students and staff Historical Society, the name of the early college had Dinkey could have origi- to travel by foot or horse nated as a nickname for Courtesy of the Ames Historical Society across dirt roads to reach the train’s small engine or The Dinkey train began as an the school each day. As the “a corruption of the term idea for a horse-car railway. years went on and the pop- ‘donkey’ engine, a type of It began running in 1891 ulation of both Iowa State locomotive used for hauling and was replaced by buses in 1929. The Hub, the Dinkey’s and Ames grew, the need for and shunting rail cars.” terminal, is now a cafe and a better mode of transpor- Once the Dinkey ar- study spot today. tation became apparent. rived, the original route The problem con- went behind the Farm tinued until 1890 when a House, in front of what is group of locals thought now Catt Hall and ended at up a solution to the prob- a terminal between Morrill lem, according to the Ames Hall and the site where Historical Society. The Beardshear is now located. group formed a coopora- This terminal came to be tive and sought approval to known as the Hub. establish a regular form of After altering the routes transportation for students around campus a few times, and Ames residents. the Dinkey ended in 1929 According to the Ames and was replaced with a bus Historical Society web- service. But that was not the site, the company would end of the Dinkey’s legacy at be known as the Ames Iowa State. and College Railway. The In 1920, the Hub was original proposal was for a moved from the south side “horse-car railway” system of Morrill Hall to the west between Ames and the Iowa side of Morrill Hall where Agricultural College. it is located today. Once the The new company was Dinkey train service was granted approval to build a suspended, the Hub was new transportation system used as a post office and in Ames and on campus but bookstore. only if it used an engine- Once the bookstore powered system instead of moved out of the Hub to animal power. The compa- the Memorial Union in ny agreed and began con- 1958, the Hub began serv- struction on a new railroad. ing snacks, according to the The new railway was Ames Historical Society. In complete soon after and 1963, snack service was ex- made its first run from panded and a ticket office downtown Ames to the moved into the Hub. heart of campus on July 4, Throughout the years, 1891. The two trains that the Hub morphed from a ran on this railroad eventu- train terminal into the cafe ally became known as the and study spot it is today. Editor-in-Chief: Maddy Arnold Wednesday, June 4, 2014 [email protected] Editor: Katie Titus

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Noah Cary/Iowa State Daily Bruce Rastetter, president of the Board of Regents, addresses the audience at the efficiency forum on April 1. The regents’ new funding model is based on the number of Iowa residents are enrolled at each of the three public universities.

Regents funding model moves Iowa in right direction

Iowa has had a long and proud his- to salary and other inflationary increas- 16 percent — more than 3,000 students and resources in educating Iowans. tory of quality education in the state. But es,” according to the task force’s report. across all programs — since 1981 to the The decisions the board is making a change in the Board of Regents funding This model has led to often unfair fall of 2013. Northern Iowa’s has increased are important because what we need to model is needed to continue this tradi- and unbalanced funding for the three slightly (262 students) while Iowa State’s be focused on is the students who will be tion of educating Iowans. A new proposed state universities. According to the task has increased 13 percent (2,241 students). graduating from Iowa schools and getting funding model will support schools that force’s proposal, in the fall of 2013, Iowa While this new funding model may Iowa jobs. Therefore, schools that have educate Iowans, those who live and work State received only 63 percent of the hurt the University of Iowa — which fills invested in educating those who will live in the state, just as it should be. funding Iowa received for each resident almost half of its student body with non- and work in Iowa even after their educa- Iowa should be investing its resourc- student. University of Northern Iowa resident enrollees — in the short term, it tion is complete should be supported es in the universities that educate in-state received only 59 percent of Iowa’s total for will help the state of Iowa, its economy fully. The new funding model is nothing students. This will encourage schools each resident student. and its three public universities in the to be afraid of; in fact, it may be exactly to recruit, educate and graduate those Broken down into dollar amounts, long run. The more resources the state of what the students need. people who will stay and work in Iowa Iowa State got $8,765 from the General Iowa can invest in its own students, the after their degrees are finished. Education Fund for each resident better off the state will be. Editorial Board The Board of Regents recently com- student. Northern Iowa only received In the long run, this will encourage Maddy Arnold, editor in chief piled the Performance-based Revenue $8,229, while Iowa — which has decreas- the universities to educate students from Katie Titus, opinion editor Model Task Force to determine the best ing resident enrollment — got $13,966 for Iowa who are planning to stay, live and possible way of funding the three regent each in-state student. Put simply, the new work in Iowa in the future. These students Opinions expressed in columns and letters are those of universities in Iowa. funding model should have the opposite stay in Iowa more often than the out-of- the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the opinions The task force proposed a funding effect. state students who come here just for the of the Daily or organizations with which the author(s) are model — which recommends that 60 This model is set up to reward education and move away after. associated. percent of the General Educate Fund schools with the most undergraduate In the short term, this model will get be allocated based on the number of resident enrollment. One of the biggest much-needed funding to the schools that resident enrollment at each school — will priorities for the task force was increasing need it the most. The total cost of an un- Feedback policy: not only be a positive change for students the number of college graduates in Iowa dergraduate education in Iowa is not fully The Daily encourages discussion but does not guarantee its publication. We reserve the right to edit or reject any letter or from Iowa, but for Iowa State University from the three public universities. covered by undergraduate tuition while online feedback. as a whole. This new model might negatively it is required that non-resident tuition Send your letters to [email protected]. The regents are hoping to change its affect a school like Iowa while it has cover the full cost of an education. Letters must include the name(s), phone number(s), current base-plus funding model. This positive effects for both Iowa State and So it only makes sense that the most majors and/or group affiliation(s) current funding model uses last year’s Northern Iowa which are the schools with funding should go to the schools with the and year in school of the author(s). Phone numbers and addresses will not be published. allocations to each university’s general increasing undergraduate resident enroll- biggest number of in-state students and Online feedback may be used if first name and last name, major education fund and “seeks additional ment. According to the proposal, Iowa’s fewest out-of-state students. This will and year in school are included in the post. Feedback posted funding to address increased costs related resident enrollment has decreased almost encourage Iowa schools to invest its time online is eligible for print in the Iowa State Daily. Editor: Katie Titus | [email protected] Wednesday, June 4, 2014 | Iowa State Daily | OPINION | 7

Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons Narendra Modi, the Changes in India could prime minister of India, could rework the business world of his country, affecting foreign industries affect American business around the globe.

By Raghul.Ethiraj open 50 new wholesale locations in India. Wal-Mart and grab coffee @iowastatedaily.com It is currently banned from entering the in Starbucks. This would retail business due to a protectionist policy change the whole experi- which many believe Modi will eliminate. ence for anyone choosing to y now, most of you would have read Currently Starbucks, has stores in visit, study abroad or settle about the Indian election or at least more than 40 locations at four different in India. Bheard of it. With more than 800 mil- states in India. McDonalds, KFC, Burger But this influx has its lion registered voters, India took pride in King, Papa John’s and Domino’s are other repercussions. India could conducting the largest-ever election in the examples of rapidly growing western food be impacted by the western world. Narendra Modi, the leader of the chains in India. ideologies potentially influ- Hindu Nationalist Bharatiya Janata party, So with a pro-business attitude of this encing the Indian culture had a historic landslide victory over the new government, many American compa- itself. It is worth noting incumbent national Congress which ran nies could start expanding to India to serve that more than 20 percent the office for the past decade. its 1.2 billion people, not just in retail and of the school-going Modi is viewed as pro-business. He fast food but in other lines of businesses as Indian kids are already campaigned on a promise of economic well, including fashion, medicine, agricul- obese, mainly due to revival through foreign investments and ture and defense. western junk food. businesses. His victory in the election is If this happens, India could become An official viewed as a beginning of an economic more like America, in terms of businesses Government boom in India. If this is true, it could affect and lifestyle at least. India could be a Accountability Office the American companies as well. home away from home for an average report says that Indian economy is booming. India Wal-Mart recently announced plans to American who could continue to shop at between 2000 and 2009, 46.9 percent of just surpassed Japan to become the third the total approved H-1B visa holders had largest economy in terms of purchasing India as their country of birth. According to power parity according to the recent World Department of Labor website, “H-1B provi- Bank report, preceded by China and the sions are to help employers who cannot U.S. obtain needed business skills and abilities Given India’s development along with from the U.S. workforce by authorizing a pro-business and foreign investment temporary employment to qualified indi- government led by Modi could potentially viduals.” Nearly half of the H-1B visa hold- transform India to be the next Silicon ers were from India, mostly being hired for Valley. technology-related positions, followed by Investors are currently pouring bil- China and Canada. lions of dollars into the Indian economy, When you think about it, Indian- hoping to rise with the wave. This could be Americans are now CEOs of some of the seen as the time when people invested in world’s largest technology companies, Apple before it went mainstream or buying including Microsoft, Adobe, Cognizant, stocks in Amazon.com when it was noth- Harman and Bose, and directors and ing more than a book selling site. senior executives at Google, Cisco, HP and So what could this mean to you at other leading companies. Iowa State? Well, the next time you sit next American companies have already to a classmate from India, think about this started establishing firm roots in India. new political and cultural ideologies that IBM for instance, through a subsidiary they could bring with them. called IBM India, has more than 100,000 While you think about that, a pizzeria employees there. Zynga, the maker of in Mumbai has already started delivering “Farmville,” opened its largest office pizzas using drones. outside of the United States in Bangalore, But among all this excitement, Indians India — a year after the company was should also have some realistic standards. started. Microsoft and Google have offices They should not expect one person to in India whose employees work on prod- change everything and save India from Be at the front ucts ranging from Xbox to fancy computer corruption and poverty while boosting its servers. economy. Change comes from each person of the pack If Modi’s economic reforms go doing his or her part first. through, India could become a lucra- India needs to be cautious when it tive heaven for businesses and startups, plans to encourage foreign businesses. www.bikeworldiowa.com backed by government incentive programs Because the last time it tried, it got colo- 126 South 3rd St. packaged with relatively cheap and skilled nized and lost its identity. This time, it labor from India and China. doesn’t have to lose what is left of India. 8 ce and tim ing spa e ann the Mind World Finals were on 1992, 1994 and 1995. In 1994, at p Iowa State’s campus last week. the Odyssey of the Mind finals s One of the problems tasked at Iowa State, Off also met a By Ryan.Eft the students with supporting as woman named Juliane. p @iowastatedaily.com much weight as possible using Eventually, Off and Juliane i a balsa wood structure, while got married, he became a self- mber others asked them to build ma- employed software developer h Thurnau, chines that performed specific and they had children. s Acoach of a functions, such as moving ten- Life took over for Thurnau small-town nis balls from place to place. and Off. The two friends ex- d Midwestern When Off and Thurnau first changed sporadic emails for a team in met at the Odyssey of the Mind few years, but over time they n this year’s World Finals in 1991, their simply followed their own Odyssey of problem was Pompeii. paths. Nearly two decades af- e the Mind, has a Specifically, they had to act ter the last time they saw each i pretty normal life. She out a scene from the Roman other, Thurnau and Off recon- went to Fontbonne University, town that had a bad run-in with nected on Facebook. r Two unlikely friends a small Catholic college and “a a powerful volcano two millen- Among the many things of- f meet again at school no one’s ever heard of,” nia ago. They had to build be- fered by Odyssey of the Mind, by her own admission, located lievable artifacts, such as a vase, there is a Buddy Team program. Iowa State during outside of St. Louis. that could have come from This program is a way for teams Odyssey of the Thurnau is married with Pompeii. Their performance in North America to meet and A two kids and works as a high included a poem and various support their international Mind World Finals school English teacher in pieces of artwork. counterparts. Belleville, Ill. But one of her old- Thurnau said Odyssey of It was the perfect opportu- est friends lived a very different the Mind is not a simple mat- nity: two creative thinkers who life. ter of following directions; the once competed together would Thomas Off is an enthusias- competition is much more now coach the next generation tic coach at Odyssey’s Creativity challenging than that. together. There is no longer a Festival with a wide smile “Kids have to build ma- Berlin Wall, but a unique event to match his wide steps. Off chines, but they also have to is still giving people the chance was born in 1975 in Potsdam, create a script for a skit or pre- to break down barriers. Many Germany, then on the wrong sentation,” Thurnau said. of Off’s German students have side of the Berlin Wall. When In other words, it is not never been to America before he finally got his first glimpse enough just to build some- the Odyssey competition. of the free world, the first friend thing at Odyssey of the Mind. Now Off said the kids are he made was Thurnau. Competitors have to know not only learning new things, Odyssey of the Mind is why they’re building it, what it but they are also making new problem-solving and knowl- means and be able to articulate friends halfway across the edge competition for students that to the judges. They essen- world. of all ages around the world. tially need to be able to tell a “The first thing the kids ask The event challenges them to story on multiple levels. in the morning is when they conjure up the most creative For a few years, Thurnau will see Amber’s team,” Off said. solutions they can muster. and Off met at Odyssey of the They’ll get to see even This year’s Odyssey of Mind, making it to the finals in more of Thurnau’s team after Wednesday, June 4, 2014 | Iowa State Daily | ODYSSEY OF THE MIND | 9 ce and tim ing spa e ann 1992, 1994 and 1995. In 1994, at the competition, thanks to p the Odyssey of the Mind finals Odyssey’s Homestay program. s at Iowa State, Off also met a Off and his team will be going woman named Juliane. to stay in Belleville for a week. p Eventually, Off and Juliane It’s all part of exactly what the i got married, he became a self- founders of Odyssey intended: employed software developer new things, new places, new h and they had children. ideas and new people. s Life took over for Thurnau Thurnau’s 10-year- and Off. The two friends ex- old son, Ayden, is on the d changed sporadic emails for a team this year, tackling the few years, but over time they Not-So-Haunted-House n simply followed their own problem. Her 5-year-old paths. Nearly two decades af- daughter, Bryleygh, wants e ter the last time they saw each to get in on it when she’s i other, Thurnau and Off recon- older as well. Off’s team in- nected on Facebook. cludes his 10-year-old son, r Among the many things of- Jakob, and his 8-year-old f fered by Odyssey of the Mind, daughter, Pauline. Jonathan Laczniak/Iowa State Daily there is a Buddy Team program. When asked what they like Teams from all over the world trade their pins with one This program is a way for teams best about Odyssey of the another. One of the goals of Odyssey of the Mind is to have students see new places and meet new people. in North America to meet and Mind, Ayden said he likes A support their international working together with oth- counterparts. er kids to solve problems. It was the perfect opportu- Jakob said he likes hav- nity: two creative thinkers who ing contact with other once competed together would cultures. now coach the next generation Pauline is a little together. There is no longer a less picky. Standing a Berlin Wall, but a unique event few feet away from is still giving people the chance her father, shyly to break down barriers. Many looking down at of Off’s German students have the ground with never been to America before her hands folded the Odyssey competition. behind her yellow Now Off said the kids are dress, she smiles not only learning new things, when spoken to but they are also making new and, when asked friends halfway across the what her favor- world. ite part is, she an- “The first thing the kids ask swers her father in in the morning is when they German. Ceci Du/Iowa State Daily will see Amber’s team,” Off said. “I love everything,” A team from China takes a picture with a participant from They’ll get to see even Pauline said and Off one of the teams from Mexico after the opening ceremony more of Thurnau’s team after translated. of Odyssey of the Mind at Hilton Coliseum on May 28. Wednesday, June 4, 2014 Editor: Beau Berkley Sports iowastatedaily.com/sports isdsports [email protected] | 515.294.2003 10 Iowa State Daily

Hallie Christofferson leaves college play behind, grabs onto new opportunity in Austrian Women’s League

By Max.Dible very surprised that Christofferson was @iowastatedaily.com cut from the tryouts because of both the WNBA’s competitiveness and the shortage ienna, Austria, is known to its resi- of employment opportunities that exists dents as the city of dreams. there. V The nickname is fitting where “It is a tough league to make. They former ISU basketball standout Hallie only hold 11 players and there are only Christofferson is concerned, as she will 12 teams, so there is just not a lot of jobs head overseas in September to do some- available,” Fennelly said. “I was surprised thing that she said stretches beyond any- she did not get drafted, but making a team thing she has ever imagined — playing if you are not a first round pick is border- professional basketball. line impossible in that league.” “Honestly, I did not have a goal beyond Fennelly was an active participant in college basketball because I did not know the process of Christofferson finding her I would have the capability to continue way to the Austrian pro league and ac- playing,” Christofferson said. “Everything knowledged that the Phoenix tryout prob- from here on out is just another blessing. I ably helped her in that regard. am taking it day by day and whatever hap- He added that it will likely help her pens, happens.” later down the road if she aspires to again Christofferson, who was an All Big tryout for the WNBA. 12 first-team selection three times during As for now, Christofferson is prepar- her time at Iowa State, will continue her ing in Ames and utilizing Iowa State’s facil- basketball career in the Austrian Women’s ities to lift weights and work on her game, League as a member of the Flying Foxes. which she said is actually more suited for She received the news from her agent the new European style of play in which after spending two weeks in Phoenix with she will soon be participating. that city’s WNBA franchise, the Phoenix “That [European] style of play is not Mercury. as physical as it is here, but I think that “The season ended and I did not know will work to my advantage,” Christofferson what was going to happen,” Christofferson said. “I am more of a face-up player than said. “Then I got an opportunity to go a back-to-the-basket player, so that will be down and tryout with Phoenix. When they something I will use. I will just keep work- cut their roster down, I was one of those ing on the stuff that has gotten me this far.” who got cut and so I came back to Ames. I Christofferson was a use-as-needed Iowa State Daily did not know what was going to happen.” type of player her entire career at Iowa Hallie Christofferson shoots over her opponent ISU women’s head basketball coach State, playing power forward her first two during Iowa State’s 69-62 loss to Oklahoma State Bill Fennelly has great respect for his for- on Jan. 11. Christofferson has scored double fig- ures in all of the Cyclones’ games this season. mer star’s game, but he said he was not SPORTS p11 >> Editor: Beau Berkley | [email protected] | 515.294.2003 Wednesday, June 4, 2014 | Iowa State Daily | SPORTS | 11

>>SPORTS p10 an occasional contest. She said she was more concerned with Awards & Honors: seasons, moving to small for- the safety of the area to which ward in her junior year and she would be heading than ■■ The Associated Press Honorable Mention finishing out her career as the she was with the financial de- All-American (2013, 2014) team’s center during the 2013- tails of her contract. She added ■■ Wooden Citizenship Cup Semifinalist 14 season. that she feels comfortable with ■■ Wade Trophy Midseason list “She has great versatil- the situation in which she now ■ ity for a kid with some size,” finds herself. ■ Naismith Trophy Midseason list Fennelly said. “She can score “[The Flying Foxes] were ■■ Wooden Award Midseason list in a variety of ways. She can really excited about Hallie and ■■ Senior CLASS Award Finalist shoot 3s, post up and she is a they really thought she fit their ■■ Big 12 Player of the Week (Nov. 11, Feb. 17) great free-throw shooter. Her club,” Fennelly said. “I think ■■ WBCA Honorable Mention All-American versatility offensively has made she is going into a situation that (2013) her a really good player at this is really good for her both per- point throughout her collegiate sonally and professionally, and ■■ All-Big 12 First Team (2013, 2014) career.” that is what we really tried to ■■ WBCA All-Region 5 (2013, 2014) Christofferson signed a look for in the options that she ■■ Big 12 All-Freshman Team (2011) had.” one-year deal to play for the ■■ Big 12 Freshman of the Week, Feb. 14 (2011) Flying Foxes, from which she As for Fennelly and the ISU will return in April 2015 and re- program, they are left to try and ■■ Paradise Jam All-Tournament Team (2011) assess her options at that point. replace the substantial hole in ■■ Cyclone Challenge All-Tournament Team For now, the standout the team’s lineup due to the de- (2012) basketball player from rural parture of Christofferson. ■■ Junkanoo Jam Most Valuable Player (2013) Hanlan, Iowa, said she is sim- “It is really hard because ■■ South Point Shootout All-Tournament Team ply excited for what comes next not only was she our best play- (2013) and for the opportunity to trav- er, but was a kid that really rep- ■■ Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll (F10, F11, el to another country for the resented the Iowa State way,” S12, F12) first time in her life. Fennelly said. “She was a great “I have heard [Austria] is student, a great player and a ■■ Academic All-Big 12 First Team (2012, 2013, beautiful and have only heard great teammate. That is hard to 2014) other good things about it so replace and we do not have any ■■ ISU Scholar Athlete (2013, 2014) far,” Christofferson said. “It single player who can replace should be a lot of fun to ex- her. plore, so I am looking forward “Hopefully three or four to getting familiar with all of people combined can add up Average Points and that. Anywhere in Europe is to Hallie’s [contributions]. I am somewhere I would like to see more worried about the off the Rebounds Year by Year because I have never been any- court presence. The points and ■■ Freshman year: 9.3 points, 5.1 rebounds where [over] there.” rebounds, you can find that Kelby Wingert/Iowa State Daily ■■ Sophomore year: 10.2 points, 6 rebounds Christofferson will play somewhere. It is the [intangi- Senior Hallie Christofferson shoots a layup during the game against ■ Holy Cross on Dec. 28, 2013 at Hilton Coliseum. The Cyclones defeated most of her games in Austria bles] which will be the hardest ■ Junior year: 15.6 points, 6.7 rebounds the Crusaders 72-50. Christofferson had 11 of the Cyclones’ 72 points. but may travel to Slovakia for to replace.” ■■ Senior year: 11.7 points, 5.9 rebounds

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Reiman Gardens will What: Take advantage of Iowa’s Free What: The Ames Municipal Band is (Food in the Gardens) showcase a new plant and a signature Fishing Weekend at the lake. Learning starting its concert series. The band, drink at the event. stations and other activities will be set directed by Michael Golemo, will play What: Learn how to utilize common When: 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. up. Canoes, poles and worms will be every Thursday in June and July. plants often found in your backyard Where: Reiman Gardens available for use. in cooking. The class includes a plant When: 8 p.m. When: 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. walk, cooking demonstration and food Where: Durham Bandshell, 125 E. Hickory Grove Park, 67464 tasting. Fifth St. SATURDAY 6/7 Where: 250th St. When: 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Where: Reiman Gardens Paint your own pottery: Father’s Day Farm Art Days at Black’s Heritage Farm North Grand Farmers Market What: Paint personalized pottery gifts What: Vendors will be selling fresh TUESDAY 6/10 for your dad. Participants may choose What: Visit Black Heritage Farm this Iowa-grown fruits, vegetables and more. mugs, lawn gnomes or pilsner glasses to weekend for Farm Art Days. When: 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. Youth Summer Camp: decorate during the session. The event is When: TBA Greening Up - Sustainability $4 for students and five for the public. Where: Black’s Heritage Farm, Where: J.C. Penney parking lot at When: 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. 26156 530th Ave. North Grand Mall What: An afternoon filled with both Where: The Workspace of the indoor and outdoor activities. This is Memorial Union 2014 Rock the Blocks Swim Meet Ames Main Street Farmers Market the first of three summer camps hosted by Reiman Gardens and it’s perfect for What: Athletes from six states will What: Vendors will be selling fresh those ages 11 to 14. FRIDAY 6/6 visit Ames for an annual youth swim Iowa-grown fruits, vegetables and more. When: 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. meet. When: 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Where: Reiman Gardens Ames on the Half Shell: Box Brothers When: TBA Where: 300-400 block of Main Where: Furman Aquatic Center, Street What: This concert will be the 12th 1635 13th St. season of Ames on the Half Shell. Audience must be 21 years or older and Cooks’ Emporium: SUNDAY 6/8 admission is $4. Ligurian Lemon Cake When: 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Roosevelt Summer Where: Durham Bandshell, Sixth What: Watch a cooking demonstra- Sundays Concert WEDNESDAY 6/11 Street and Duff Avenue tion and learn how to make a lemon cake perfect for any time of day. 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