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Courtesy of T.I. T.I. takes place of Iowa State Daily Above and bottom right, Kaleidoquiz teams made ultra-American costumes for the first scavenger hunt of Kaleidoquiz on March 1, 2013, in the basement of Friley Hall. As part of the competition, teams perform flash mobs and search for random trivia as directed by KURE’s DJs. Ludacris at Veishea By Dominic.Spizzirri @iowastatedaily.com

T.I. will replace Ludacris as the Live @ Veishea headliner. It appears that scheduling conflicts are to blame for the switch in entertainers. “Ended up being a scheduling conflict. He had another deal he had to follow through with,” said entertainment chair of Veishea Mitchell Kenne. Courtesy of Kaleidoquiz Iowa State Daily When Veishea found out, Ludacris’ agency offered other op- tions as a replacement, which led to T.I.. “When we found out … his agency just offered up some other ideas to replace him with,” Kenne said. “They offered up T.I. and we Kaleidoquiz 2014 thought it was the best choice.” T.I., real name Clifford Joseph By CJ.Eilers year, when it is reorganized the key to finding the answers people in “Quiz In My Pants” Harris Jr., released his first record @iowastatedaily.com with both past and new staff. are the questions put on the air competing this year, Schmidt “I’m Serious” in 2001 through Preparation for the upcoming by KURE DJs themselves every feels that they have a chance to Arista Records and followed up Student radio sta- KQ starts immediately, asking six or so minutes. go far this year, aiming for the with “Trap Muzik” in 2003 through tion KURE 88.5 presents for volunteers, advertising reg- “They drop small hints top three. These three times Grand Hustle Records and “Urban Kaleidoquiz 2014 this Friday istration for students and cre- while they talk, so you have to get to pick from three packages Legend” in 2004. and Saturday across the Iowa ating the radio questions. listen carefully,” Schmidt said. titled geek, food or bling. The T.I. is known for his popular State campus and Ames. “We have our commit- “We use that to decide which top team picks first, followed singles “Bring Em Out,” “Dead and The 26 hour radio com- tee make up a lot of the ques- sites to go to for answers.” by the second place winners Gone” and recently “Whatever You petition, marking its 47-year tions,” Park said. “I also ask my Park also said not to use and the third team gets what’s Like.” anniversary, pits teams made personal friends to write these Wikipedia for the competition. left. Beyond music, T.I. starred up of students from residence questions too. That way it’s fair “Some teams in the past Although KQ might not in movies “ATL,” “Takers” and halls, majors and general inter- for all the teams.” have changed the answers to be the easiest for the public to “Identity Thief.” est, in a series of on-campus According to Collin help their teams win,” Park watch, as the events are not Recently T.I. signed to games as well as questions Schmidt, a senior in mechani- said. disclosed to the public, they Columbia Records and plans to re- fielded to them through the cal engineering, there is no real In addition to the events might be the unsuspecting wit- lease a new record this year. radio station. Each event and way to prepare for the ques- and questions, teams may ness to a KQ flash mob. What Veishea is not offering refunds question earns competitors tions. Schmidt will be doing his also create video montages for these flash mobs do and where for tickets but anybody with a seri- points for their teams. In order third year of KQ this year, hav- points. DJs announce a topic, they are completely depends ous issue may email Veishea for in- to prepare for this year’s KQ, ing previously competed with for which the team must make on where the organizers send formation or comment. the organizing staff began pre- a group named “Crazy Train” a video based off the topic be- them. Ticket and band information paring immediately after last and “Thundercats,” now called fore times up. For Schmidt’s “We typically tell teams to can also be found at www.veishea. year’s competition. “Quiz In My Pants.” group last year, the montages send someone in for the flash iastate.edu/live. “When we finished last “The questions are all involved the Harlem Shake and mobs with a certain quality, year, our first thoughts were over the place,” Schmidt said. Angry Birds. like know the fight song,” Park how well it went,” said 2014 KQ “Some of our team devotes “This competition is about said. “It can be a dress up event director Rebecca Park. “We de- their entire time to solving the how anything can happen,” as well and its a great way to get cide to keep or remove certain questions on their computers.” Schmidt said. “Always having points. The public loves seeing events depending on how well However, the questions a big team helps, and there them out for that.” Bubu Palo they went this year.” are not ones that will pop up needs to be different people for Afterwards, the commit- on the first page results on these events and montages.” tee is done until next school Google. Schmidt explains that With about thirty to forty KQ p3 >> considers sixth year

By Dean.Berhow-Goll ISU partners with GSB voting error @iowastatedaily.com ISU senior point guard Bubu prominent digital lab Palo said at practice Thursday that fix comes quickly, he is considering applying for a hardship waiver and a sixth year at By Jaden.Urbi Iowa State has been selected another school next year. @iowastatedaily.com as a Tier 1 academia partner to results pending Palo said that he and ISU the project. coach Fred Hoiberg will meet and Iowa State has been selected “Our first priority is making By Emelie.Knobloch votes, falling short of the GSB have a discussion about whether to collaborate with UI Labs in America a magnet for new jobs @iowastatedaily.com election commission’s goal of or not Palo playing in Saturday’s Chicago, a $320 million Digital and manufacturing,” Obama 4,500 student votes. game against Oklahoma State Lab for Manufacturing. President said. An error in the Khayree Fitten, presiden- would harm his chances to be eli- Barrack Obama recently award- UI Labs will accomplish this Government of the Student tial candidate, said he feels gible for that waiver and sixth year ed UI Labs $70 million from the by creating innovative new meth- Body election ballots oc- great about the elections. at another school. Department of Defense. ods of digital manufacturing that curred Tuesday while voting “Having the opportunity “We’re going to keep some The Digital Lab for combine engineering and design. was in progress. to work with thousands of discussions about that just to Manufacturing is designed to cut The Digital Lab for “It was discovered at students these past few weeks maybe keep some options open back on development and de- Manufacturing will be anchored the beginning of the ballot to make our campus the best for me for the future,” Palo said. ployment costs, generate billions in Chicago with over 40 industry being opened,” said Adam it can be is truly a blessing,” “Possibly another school.” of dollars in value for the industri- partners; 30 educational, gov- Guenther, election commis- Fitten said. “I look forward to Since Palo graduates in May al marketplace and stimulate the ernment and community part- sioner. “I was alerted by stu- continuing this work over the with a degree in finance, he would U.S. economy while creating jobs. ners and 500 supporting compa- dents that they were unable next year.” be immediately eligible if the “We are known around the nies and organizations. Boeing, to completely vote for their The election results waiver was granted for that sixth country for our strengths in this General Electric and Microsoft college.” will be announced at 7 p.m. year. area. It makes a lot of sense that are among some of the industry Guenther said that the Friday in Room 3512 of the Hoiberg did acknowledge he if there is going to be an activ- members collaborating with UI mistake prevented students in Memorial Union. and Palo have discussed the pos- ity based on advanced manufac- Labs. the Liberal Arts and Sciences, “Elections are very excit- sibility of him applying for a hard- turing for the 21st century, we Janice Terpenny, the direc- Business and Design col- ing and I anticipate many stu- ship waiver and a potential sixth should be a part of that,” said tor of the Center for e-Design and leges to vote for their college dents to come out and hear year, but did want to keep those Sarah Rajala, dean of the College senators. the results,” Guenther said. conversations private. of Engineering. DIGITAL LAB p3 >> “A similar issue arose Students have the oppor- “Bubu and I have had con- with some Campustown stu- tunity to contest their ballots versations throughout the year dents,” Guenther said. “There within 24 hours of the polls and I’ll keep those conversations were a total of 81 students closing, which naturally leads that he and I have had private,” affected.” to the announcement being Hoiberg said. The mistake was fixed made on Friday, according to So what does Palo hope to early in the morning on Fitten. hear when his name is called on Tuesday. Guenther worked “I think this is a fair and Saturday? with the Web Development necessary measure to ensure “Just cheers, I don’t really team in Information that every vote counts and know,” Palo said. “It won’t affect Technology Services to fix the every voice is heard,” Fitten me too much either way. I’m pretty issue. said. “The impact of the an- used to everything that’s gone on. Guenther said this year’s “If I got an ovation, that’d re- turnout was 3,078 student GSB p3 >> ally mean a lot to me.” Robert Mercer/Iowa State Daily 2 | NEWS | Iowa State Daily | Friday, March 7, 2014 Editor: Katelynn McCollough | [email protected] | 515.294.2003 Weather

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Provided by ISU Meteorology Club Relay For Life celebrates survivors with birthday bash By Tanner.Iudd event has a birthday party @iowastatedaily.com theme, which will be incorporat- ed into the activities. Brunsvold Friday March 7 is the 15th said there will be a cake-eating annual Relay For Life of Story contest and other birthday par- County. Relay For Life is an over- ty themed activities such as a night event put on by Colleges piñata and a cake-decorating Against Cancer that focuses on contest. raising awareness for cancer and Although the event is party money for the American Cancer themed, Relay For Life isn’t all Society. fun and games. One major as- The event runs from 7 p.m. pect of Relay is the luminaria to 7 a.m. at Lied Recreation ceremony in which participants Center and keeps students busy can write the name of someone with opportunities to participate who has passed away from can- in a number of different events. cer or is currently battling the In the year 2013, roughly disease. 1.7 million people in the United The bags are then filled with States were diagnosed with new glow sticks and the lights are cases of cancer according to turned out to create a tribute to the American Cancer Society cancer victims. website. “My first [Relay For Life], Colleges Against Cancer and I bawled like a baby the whole the American Cancer Society are time during the luminaria cer- working together to lower this emony because, it kind of really number every year. hit me at that point and that was Iowa State Daily “We’re having a band play, probably the most impactful Participants make their own version of a Harlem Shake video during the Relay for Life on Friday, March 8, 2013, at a drumline will be there. There moment for me, it was crazy,” Lied Recreation Center. This year’s Relay will be birthday themed to honor the American Cancer Society motto. will be a hypnotist coming at 1 said Carolyn Clark, Colleges o’clock in the morning. There Against Cancer Survivorship American Cancer Society when and more birthdays.” Colleges event and be assured that their will be a big photo booth where Committee Chair. we’re trying to raise money … so Against Cancer wants to help money is helping to make a people can take pictures.” said Twenty-six cancer survi- that more survivors can be in the achieve that goal by raising difference. Briana Brunsvold, co-president vors from the Story County area world instead of being another $93,000 dollars through Relay “I think all but 3 percent of Colleges Against Cancer. will be at the event on Friday to statistic of a death by cancer,” For Life. goes directly to research and the Student athletes, as well as share personal stories with those said Clark. “If everyone that signed funding of ending cancer. Only the ISU cheer squad and Cy, are in attendance. The overall goal of the up raises 100 dollars we’ll blow 3 percent is their overhead cost. going to be at Relay for Life from “It’s very important to have American Cancer Society is stat- that goal out of the water,” said So its one of those things that if 9:30 to 10 a.m. are scheduled to survivors involved with Relay ed, in short, on the American Brunsvold. you do donate, you can be guar- make an appearance. [for Life] because you can kind Cancer Society website as, “to Students who still want to anteed that it is helping,” said This year’s Relay For Life of see the overall goal of the create a world with less cancer donate can give online or at the Clark. Sorority, club set donation record in charity support

By Allison.Dietzenbach the Ames Area Running the Roses since their fresh- “The first year we held rectors are selected, and the hopes to see the numbers @iowastatedaily.com Club host the annual man year. They said they the Run for the Roses, we responsibilities fall on their continue to rise. What he event in the fall to raise were happy to see everyone were lucky to see 100 peo- shoulders. Dvorsky and thought helped the most On Feb. 17, the local money for their national come together and show ple turn out. To have over Miller enjoyed their time as this year was being able chapter of Alpha Omicron philanthropy, the Arthritis their support. 1,150 this past year is very directors. They were happy to register online through Pi and the Ames Area Foundation. The Run for Don Muff, president exciting,” said Muff. to plan the 2012 race and to AccessPlus. The 28th an- Running Club presented the Roses is a 5K and a 10K of the Ames Area Running Each year, more and have that experience. nual run for the roses will a check for $15,500 to the walk/run that everyone is Club, said they are proud more time goes into the The Run for the Roses be held next October at the Arthritis Foundation, set- invited to take part in. to have taken part in this preparations of this event. was established in 1987. Ames Middle School. ting a new record for the Race directors Sarah event since the beginning. With the rising numbers Since then, Alpha Omicron “If you have not par- group’s philanthropy. The Dvorsky and Dara Miller He said he was excited to each year, this extra effort Pi and the Ames Area ticipated, just give it a try. money was raised during said they were glad to see see the number of partici- is necessary to help things Running Club have donat- You don’t have to be a top the 27th annual Run for the the totals rise from past pants go up as well as the to run smoothly, the race ed $155,000 to the Arthritis runner, just come out and Roses. years. As juniors, they have amount of money that they directors said. Foundation. show your support,” Muff Alpha Omicron Pi and taken part in the Run for were able to donate. Each year, new race di- In the future, Muff said.

Fashion Show, Girl Scouts to encourage body confidence By Carlea.Schuler The Girl Scouts can create inspiration boards by cut- Support. At “Passion for Fashion” this year, they will be @iowastatedaily.com ting pictures and images out of magazines, make T-shirt making T-shirt scarves which will be donated to ACCESS. scarves from old The Fashion Show T-shirts and print out The speakers are both from the Margret Sloss Women’s Iowa State’s Fashion Show 2014 is hosting an event on croquis, an outlined sketch of a model. During craft and Center. March 8 in partnership with the Girl Scouts of Greater Iowa lunch time, a video of last year’s The Fashion Show will be “They are going to be talking about body image and in hopes of encouraging confidence in young girls. playing. self confidence,” Ihle said, “because [the Girl Scouts] are The event is being called “Passion for Fashion” and will “We wanted to create an event where we could speak younger girls, and we didn’t want it to be too heavy of a take place from 10:45 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the Pioneer Room with the Girl Scouts about their personal body image topic, but we wanted it to still have meaning.” of the Memorial Union. through the way that they dress and build their confi- “We wanted it to be a fun way for the Girl Scouts to get The Fashion Show hosts a service project every year. dence,” said Erica Lansman, one of the public relations and involved with the university,” McCulloh said. This is the first year the project has been teamed up with marketing directors for The Fashion Show. The goal of “Passion for Fashion” is to strengthen the the Girl Scouts. They have been working out the details of Kaley Ihle and Courtney McCulloh, the alumnae di- relationship between Girl Scouts and Iowa State while hav- “Passion for Fashion” since September. rectors for The Fashion Show 2014, said that in previous ing fun and building confidence in the girls. The activities of the day will include two guest speak- years the service project has been giving canned goods or They also want to inspire a younger generation to be ers and crafts. money to the Assault Care Center Extending Shelter and interested in fashion and possibly in the apparel and mer- chandising program at Iowa State, Lansman said. “As leaders of the fashion show, we want to be role models,” Ihle said. “We want to be people for them to look up to.” Ihle and McCulloh are excited for the event, and hope that it is something that is continued by The Fashion Show in years to come. “We want the atmosphere of the day to be interactive and fun” McCulloh said. We specialize The Fashion Show is one of the largest student-run or- in fitting feet! ganizations in the nation. This year, it will be held at 7 p.m. April 5 in Stephens Auditorium. Tickets for the show can be purchased through the Iowa State Center Box Office or on- line through Ticketmaster.com. Just for you! We have orthotics to custom fit your feet in the right running or walking shoe. ISCORE Keynote Speaker on Race and Ethnicity Chancellor

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Kan. for the Phillips 66- The students framed their Enactus Business Ethics Case response on a utilitarian ap- Competition. The team took proach to ethics, which is to act home third place and a $1000 in a way that produces the most prize. good with the least amount of Enactus is an international harm. organization that uses a busi- The team delegated tasks to ness approach to helping people explore the situation and worked in need. together on their response. Scott Elston, an Iowa State “Our opinions changed as management lecturer and the we researched,” Belanger said. club’s faculty adviser, said that Belanger said that Graham it is a self-motivated group that had the most tedious task of re- engages in “socially respon- viewing every state’s legislation sible, community-conscious and found that only five states activities.” - Maine, Florida, Montana, New Teams from five Midwest Mexico and Kansas, did not have states were faced with an ethi- laws in place or being discussed cal dilemma and given 36 hours to protect social media users Courtesy of ISU Enactus to prepare a four-page executive against privacy violations. Carrie Belanger, Jessica Graham and Sean Seymour hold a $1,000 prize from the K-State/Phillips 66 Ethics Case summary and 19-minute pre- The team explored Competition. They had 36 hours to solve an ethical case about the use of social media in screening employees. sentation of their response for a Manhattan during the 36-hour panel of professional leaders. time frame, and then worked for they put on the “powder keg” of much information there that sell baskets made by women Carrie Belanger, senior in 14 hours, only leaving the hotel social media because posts can they don’t have to look anywhere in Kenyan tribes to help them marketing and club president; for food and supplies. be taken out of context or seen by else.” maintain a sustainable income, Sean Seymour, senior in market- “If we would have just stayed a larger audience than intended. This was the first time that Belanger said. ing and vice president of proj- in the hotel room for the whole “The whole idea that privacy any of the team members com- Baskets will be sold at this ects; and Jessica Graham, junior entire time, we would have gone exists between employees and peted in an ethics competition, weekend’s Relay for Life, Veishea in management and vice presi- crazy,” Graham said. employers is a dangerous as- Seymour said. and in local stores. dent of administration, were in They deemed the employer’s sumption,” Elston said. Half of the prize money “We worked really hard for attendance. conduct unethical because so- Belanger said that she does - $500 - was used for travel ex- everything we got, and it seems “I had heard about eth- cial media user agreement forms not recommend connecting penses and contest fees. Each no matter how hard you work, ics in class,” Graham said, “but explicitly state that users should with employers, coworkers, cus- member will receive a $100 re- you can’t get too much further I had never had that hands-on not give out passwords. tomers or clients on personal imbursement and the remaining ahead,” Belanger said. “Being experience.” Social media is still utilized sites, but rather building up $200 will supply marketing ma- able to help somebody else in The dilemma, written by a by employers “whether or not professional networks such as terials for Enactus’ Kenya Basket that situation is probably one faculty member at Kansas State the candidate knows it,” Graham LinkedIn. Project. of the most rewarding things. It University, dealt with an employ- said. “[My LinkedIn] is like four In this project, started by gives you a sense of relief that er requesting the user name and Elston said that students pages long,” Belanger said, “be- the Western Kentucky University their life is going to be a little password of a social media site should be careful about what cause I want them to have so Enactus chapter, members easier.”

>>KQ p1 age events, montages, events, so don’t waste it their Facebook page and during the competition, events, and were totally questions, etc. finding your way around. the Iowa State Daily. Call but only have healthy unprepared. Here are some tips 2. Get to know Friley 3. Read, read, read: and shout ‘Pupperoni, snacks as well. 6. Be flexible: If some- from Park about how Hall: There are a lot of Read everything that KQ woof woof!’ 5. Be prepared for one falls asleep on your teams can succeed in KQ. events in Friley, and KURE sends your way. Emails, 4. Get sleep: Get a anything: KQ likes to team, find someone else to “1. Organization: is located in it as well. event descriptions, judg- good night’s sleep on throw in “curve balls” to cover for them or do their Somebody needs to be in Friley is large, and it can ing rules, and your team Thursday before you com- keep things interesting. work yourself. It is not the charge of everything, but be easy to get lost in there. packet. Park also recom- pete. Have coffee and/or Teams in the past didn’t end of the world if some- only have someone man- Time is critical for these mends keep an eye on soda to keep you awake expect to have some one takes a small snooze.”

Iowa State Daily Sanity is lost in the KURE studio due to lack of sleep as Jes Jackson spins a hula-hoop for DJ Tas on March 2, 2013.

Iowa State Daily Iowa State Daily Tabitha Jamerson, underwriting director of KURE, mans a phone line to take answers from Kaleidoquiz teams on Members of the S.C.U.M. team search frantically for the answers March 2, 2013. Kaleidoquiz answers can be found online and from hints dropped by KURE and the Iowa State Daily. during Kaleidoquiz 2013.

>>DIGITAL LAB p1 These faculty mem- Manufacturing will help at the forefront of manu- come to Iowa. all the stakeholders com- bers will have seats on vari- strengthen the relationship facturing. She thinks it will “I think honestly the ing together, that other- department chairwoman ous committees and boards between engineering and create new jobs and oppor- biggest impact is the amaz- wise maybe wouldn’t have of industrial and manufac- with members of other in- design at Iowa State. tunities, while hopefully at- ing team of experts and ed- been brought together,” turing systems engineer- stitutions and government “It’s exciting at Iowa tracting new companies to ucators and industries and Terpenny said. ing, is the primary techni- labs, giving them the op- State in that we already cal leader for the project at portunity to present their have very good relation- Iowa State. work. ships between the College Iowa State has been There will be opportu- of Engineering and the working through a multi- nities for ISU faculty, and College of Design and some phase process toward ac- possibly students, to par- of us are working on inter- ceptance into the program. ticipate in funded research disciplinary new degree We've “The competition projects that will contrib- programs as well,” said was very stiff and we were ute to advancement of the Terpenny. delighted to be chosen Digital Lab. Terpenny believes the to partner with UI Labs,” “I can’t imagine there Digital Lab will advance Moved! Terpenny said. wouldn’t be opportunities how we educate at all lev- Select faculty mem- for both undergraduates as els. The Digital Lab will im- bers from a variety of areas well as graduate students to pact K-12 outreach, STEM of expertise in engineering also be a part of the project education and Iowa State’s First National Bank is now located at and design will collaborate in the future,” Rajala said. curriculum. to create proposals for the Terpenny said Rajala hopes that the 119 Stanton Avenue, project. the Digital Lab for Digital Lab will put the U.S. just one block west in the Legacy Towers building. >>GSB p1 positive experience and we got our name out there.” nouncement being on Friday is irrelevant Kletscher said the biggest thing she to the campaign.” would change about the election process Several senate seats were left open is to make sure the rules are clearer. New hours: Monday - Friday 8:30 - 5:30 on the ballot. However, Guenther expects “Making sure the rules are clearer and that all senate seats will be filled by the easier to understand makes it easier on Closed Saturday and Sunday election. candidates trying to run for these posi- “If a vacancy arises, then the constitu- tions,” Kletscher said. ency council will choose a replacement,” The new president will appoint a new Guenther said. election commissioner. Guenther will be Hillary Kletscher, presidential candi- stepping down from his position to be date, said that her campaign has been a lot president of another organization. of fun. “In the fall, I anticipate there will be a “This has been a great opportunity few openings for the election commission to get to know a lot of students around as some members are graduating, and we campus,” Kletscher said. “It was an overall already have vacancies,” Guenther said. 292-6157 • FNBames.com Member FDIC Editor-in-Chief: Katelynn McCollough Friday, March 7, 2014 [email protected] Editor: Katie Titus iowastatedaily.com/opinion Phone: (515) 294.5688 [email protected] Opinion online 4 Iowa State Daily

Editorial Freedom of IN GOD WE TRUST speech needs Decide your own dollar: and often those are the voices that Besides, it is all ambiguous incite change. And that is what makes anyway. Who is to say what causes the phrasing on currency the line between proactive complain- force of human nature? Is it something er and futile complainer murky. larger — a God, if you will — or is it to be valued, doesn’t define nation The columnist’s idea was to merely us little beings who collectively change the noun from “God” to do significant damage and repair? By Zachary.Neuendorf “People.” If the words were changed Also ambiguous is the meaning @iowastatedaily.com to “In People We Trust,” what ben- of God. Most religions — and as a not silenced efits would come of it? A new unity result, a big chunk of people — place between Americans? Doubtful. Will their faith in some higher being, and few days ago, a column in the Americans suddenly realize “Oh, God more often than not that force can be Daily written by Phil Brown is not responsible for all this; we are. identified as “God.” God can be the Last week, a federal appeals court Acriticized the text of “In God We Maybe we should start trying harder divinity to a number of religions, God upheld the actions of a California Trust” printed on U.S. currency. to love one another”? Once again, it’s can be the belief in Mother Nature, school administrator, namely, his mak- The stance of the argument doubtful. God can be viewed as the explainable ing students either turn their T-shirts emphasized the government and Does the inclusion of “In God and unexplainable science. God can inside out or leave school on Cinco de Constitution’s firm belief of the sepa- We Trust” help anyone, though? No, be seen as nothing more than the pure Mayo. The shirts in question depicted an ration of church and state. And that is probably not. If anything, it may keep luck we encounter on a daily basis. American flag, raising controversy over a an undeniable fact reiterated time and some fervent religious people happy, In a sense, God’s countless in- perceived violation of the students’ First time again whenever issues like the and that is not a crime, is it? Let us terpretations can be symbolic of not Amendment rights. Pledge of Allegiance in public schools be honest: Religion, overall, is losing only our country’s growing diversity The panel of judges state in their or even this silly, four-worded phrase the influence it once had, so maybe but the hope of the world’s tolerance opinion that the rights of students to somehow offends. this phrase can be a glimmering to such diversity in faith. The general express themselves should not be re- To clarify, I am not religious. I do reminder of the “good ole’ days” while concept of faith is not going away stricted lightly, but must give way when not belong to any religion, leaving Americans watch irreverence soak anytime soon, nor should it. Faith is a the school has a good reason for censor- me a proud agnostic who claims to into every aspect of our society. Seems driving force and comforting presence ship. In the case of Live Oak High School, have no answers and has relatively fair to me. in many people’s lives. where the controversy started, there abandoned the search for them. That There is also an argument to be Anyway, this is a confusing topic, was a history of gang-related and racial being said, finding the “In God We made against the “In People We Trust” often made more confusing than need violence, including an incident that took Trust” embedded on our currency as possibility. If God did not win a war be by those who desire political cor- place the previous Cinco de Mayo be- offensive is sort of inane. for us, he did not create the war to rectness everywhere they look. If an tween Caucasian and Hispanic students It brings up the issue of hyper- begin with. If God does not pull us out expression of religion is not harming displaying flags of the United States and sensitivity that is often avoided in of an economic disaster, he did not anyone, as it does not in this case, Mexico, respectively. discussion because it risks the chance formulate the downfall. Most likely, then why protest? It is a marker of our This decision, though not made of being offensive just because ques- it is people who screw things up, and country and will remain so until we lightly, is still taking the wrong approach tioning someone’s anger is seen as an it is our responsibility to fix our flaws decide to do something different, and to solving this problem. Protecting stu- attack in itself. — or at least disguise them until a when we do, it will not really make a dents is high on the list of any school’s Yeah, it is confusing and it bigger, inevitable problem arises. That difference. responsibilities, but so should be protect- honestly does not need to be. No one is human nature, after all. So whether Besides, we, the world, have big- ing their rights to express themselves wants to be seen as the whiny one in it is “In God We Trust” or “People We ger fish to fry than fretting about our freely under the First Amendment. the room when their feelings get hurt, Trust,” we still do whatever we do. nation’s motto. The students claiming to have had their rights violated named Assistant Principal Miguel Rodriguez as one of the defendants in their civil rights suit. Rodriguez was the administrator in ques- tion who told the young men that they would be unable to wear the American flag shirts, as he had been informed by other students of potential altercations. Look to Obama for empowerment The school certainly responded to the information it had available to it in a By Taylor.Finn outcomes for boys and young manner they felt was safest and most rea- @iowastatedaily.com men of color and to develop sonable. However, the school needs to be a comprehensive public thinking of deeper plans to curb violence website that will be main- instead of choosing to ask students to n February 27, tained by the Department of forgo their rights. President Obama gave Education that will asses the Violence seems to be a major issue Oa heartfelt speech on critical indicators of out- for the school in question, as those who finding ways to help young comes for boys of color. Over elected to go home rather than turn their boys of color succeed. The the next five years, policy shirts inside out, later received threaten- speech was especially touch- makers are hoping to invest ing text messages and phone calls. This ing as you witnessed the at least 200 million dollars to even prompted the young men to stay President opening up and find and implement solutions home from school for safety concerns showing his vulnerable side. that have the greatest impact May 7, two days after the incident. He spoke about his child- for boys of color. Schools are specifically given leeway hood, his father and the many This initiative is some- to prohibit certain forms of speech if obstacles he faced growing up thing Obama has wanted to they would “materially and substantially in America as a black boy. He do since he was elected. It is disrupt classwork and discipline in the also touched on the indi- especially important to him school.” However, that should be the final viduals in his life who helped because he can relate on a answer to a situation. The school clearly him, and inspired him to get personal level to the black Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons needs to deal with deeper issues within where he is now. The presi- and latino youth who are President Obama is promoting a new initiative called “My Brother’s the student body that most likely will not dent praises the tightly woven struggling to make something Keeper.” The programs goals are to influence black males and give be solved by banning patriotic t-shirts. support group that kept him of their lives. He mentioned them the guidance they need to succeed in the future. If anything, this has made the situation on the right path, and how Thursday, “I didn’t have a dad by the bootstraps. However, with the President, I believe worse as students may blame others for he hopes to recreate that in the house, and I was angry even with the current legisla- that to cure this imbalance we the feeling of loss when it comes to their support system for millions of about it, even though I didn’t tion, that is meant to level must be proactive. In order free speech. young boys across the nation. necessarily realize it at the the playing field for today’s to keep minority men out of It raises eyebrows when the The new initiative he was time. I made bad choices.” colored youth, minority boys the jail systems we have to American flag is censored in any form, promoting Thursday night is It is intuitives like this are less likely than caucasian restructure their childhoods. but though the school may feel strongly called “My Brother’s Keeper,” that everyone should be on boys to be proficient readers An individuals’ youth that they made the safest, most reason- and it is going to give black board with, the empower- by fourth grade, and are more shapes so much of who they able decision in this situation, there males the influences and the ment of today’s colored likely to be expelled through- become, which is why this were certainly other options that were guidance that they need in youth is a concept that out their high school years. initiative aims to help male available. order to one day be law-abid- every American should be One in two African American minorities at an early age. The Questions should be raised at ing, contributing members concerned with because it boys grow up in a home with President cannot force all fa- whether the school has done everything of society. The president will impacts us all. Whenever a no father. This lack of a role thers to be good role models, in its power to handle the escalating not be going at this alone, on sector of the community is model, can lead children to and support their children, violence. All students within the school hand he has Colin Powell and struggling, it is our responsi- walk down devastating paths. but what he can do is use should be capable of entering a learning Michael Bloomberg, along bility to lend them a helping African Americans make policy to ensure that even if environment where they feel comfortable with many other influential hand. The betterment of a up 12% of the population, yet a child is not receiving the expressing their values and thoughts. policy makers. minority leads to a better- 40% of the total jail popula- necessary support at home, Live Oak High School needs to begin a The goals of “My ment of the community as a tion. According to the US he will get it from other com- deeper dialogue with their students and Brother’s Keeper” are to whole. Bureau of Justice Statistics, munity members and teach- staff to handle the violence in a manner assess and suggest improve- Many would argue that there are currently 841,000 ers who can give young males that does not require violating the First ments to current federal we have done all that we can, African American men in jail. a shot to get a degree, find a Amendment rights we have each been policies, create administra- that if the black man wants When looking at this data it job and one day support and granted in this country. tion wide online portals to to become something it is becomes apparent that there inspire their own children to High school students certainly are teach practices that improve up to him to pick himself up is a serious imbalance. Along do the same. not granted as open free speech rights as many others, as school officials must think of safety and the learning environ- ment, but they should feel confident that their free speech will be highly valued Adderall is a university student’s cocaine and considered as much as possible. Finding a balance between safety By Katie.Titus mal and you do not get the warm and following the directions prescribed. and First Amendment rights may not be @iowastatedaily.com fuzzies from it anymore. Whether it is finals week or not, we an easy task for this troubled high school. The effects that cocaine has on your should not be taking drugs that we are However, using speech to foster a dia- body for the short term make you feel not told to take by our doctors. Statistics logue should be valued over silence. ith midterms nearing, it is not energetic, mentally alert and talkative. show that in a study of people ages 18 unusual for students to stay up The two are close enough for compari- to 22 the amount of college students on Wall night studying and bing- son that Adderall could be considered Adderall is double that of young adults Editorial Board ing on caffeine. Cramming for tests is coke for college kids. that are not abusing the medication. 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Editor: Katie Titus | [email protected] Friday, March 7, 2014 | Iowa State Daily | OPINION | 5 Hotel Bibles should not have caused controversy By Jamie.Wandschneider was asked to do the same thing able why they wouldn’t want a @iowastatedaily.com by the same group. religious manuscript in a hotel The argument in place room, but removing them is comes from the Establishment almost complying with their be- otels are designed to be Clause in our U.S. Constitution. lief. Since Christianity and other homey and comfortable Basically the Establish Clause types of religions go against this Has you rest from your prevents laws being made that groups belief, it can be argued journey from a land afar. There establish a religion. It was cre- that taking Bibles out of hotel is a surprisingly decent bed, as ated to prohibit the government rooms favors that group. Instead well as your own bathroom. For from creating a national religion of removing other religion’s those that do not enjoy living and promoting religious organi- books, why not propose to have out of a suitcase, there is a nice zations. This is why the govern- a book on their beliefs, like “The closet and dresser to house ment does not fund churches God Delusion,” to be placed in your belonging during your and other religious affiliations. the rooms? stay. Tucked away in a drawer With Iowa State being funded by Finally, the religious mate- is usually a Bible or some type the government, the customer rial is moved to the browsing of religious manuscript for your argued that this violates the library in the Memorial Union. optional viewing pleasure. Establishment Clause. The books have not left the However, starting March 1, Which it does not. building and the library is open all Bibles will be removed from The Establishment Clause to the entire public. In a broader the Memorial Union Hotel due is to keep laws from being made sense, the matter is still a po- to a complaint from a customer about establishing a religion. tential issue, for the books are that was filed with The Freedom There is no law stating that there Miranda Cantrell/Iowa State Daily still located on campus. Anyone Starting March 1, Bibles were removed from hotel rooms in the Memorial could go in there and complain from Religions Foundation. must be a Bible in the hotel Union. The removal stems from a complaint by a guest to the Freedom Instead, they will be housed rooms. There is also no law stat- From Religions Foundation. This should not have been made an issue. about being offended by seeing in the Browsing Library and ing that those that stay in the one of the books. guests will be able to specify hotel room must read it. They faith may find the Bible to be many different things that you All in all, Iowa State made if they would like one in their are voluntary put there by differ- offensive to them and are glad see can offend you. Maybe see- a quick decision that compro- room. This was the University’s ent religious groups, such as the to have it removed from their ing the Iowa Hawkeye logo is of- mises both parties. But in the decision in response to the com- Gideons. Normally, we only hear potential sight. It is as simple fensive, but you can’t go around grand scheme of things, this plaint. Where as the University of Bibles being in hotel rooms, as not reading it. There is not a and have everything with that decision should not have had handled the situation very well, for Christianity is popular in the flashing sign above the drawer logo taken down. It is impos- to have been made. The issue the decision should not have United States. If Mormonism stating “Bible in drawer. You sible to do that for every minor was not violating any part of the had to have been made. was the popular religion in our must read.” It is not even out thing that is offensive relative to Constitution. In a world where However, Iowa State is not region and they had The Book of in the open, so unless one the person. there are much bigger concerns, the only university that has had Mormon in the hotel rooms, this physically sees it, it should not The group that brought up religious materials in a univer- to deal with this. Not too long would still be an issue. offend. this issue just so happens to sity hotel room should not make ago the University of Wisconsin People not of the Christian Based on your personality, be atheists. It is understand- that list. Anti-rape activists focus on wrong preventative measures By Curran.McLaughlin session for students to request ideas to own website to petition for reform. This is Currently, students had to go through @iowastatedaily.com reform policies, there she she shared her a step forward. Title IX training (late January this year) to own sexual assault story. Protestors are concerned about the know how to deal with and prevent sexual People may disagree with the logic alarming focus on victims in the case. assault, but how effective is a computer ally Mason, president of the there, but think about how many people Feminists find it deplorable that universi- program forcing students to sit down with University of Iowa, has come under a drink underage. Iowa is ranked the fifth ties choose to inform possible victims how their busy schedules to take quizzes they Slot of fire in February for comments highest state in the U.S. in underage to prevent getting raped. The problem is don’t want to do in the first place? regarding sexual assault. With eight cases drinking and underage binge drinking. In that the only sensible way of controlling Iowa State also needs to step up in of sexual assault reported — many as- high school and college, we are indirectly and preventing sexual assault on campus informing their students on what can saults go unreported — around the Iowa told not to drink (D.A.R.E., AlcoholEdu). is to focus on the people who could be or be done to help combat aggressors and campus, Mason addressed the issue in This is a less extreme example, but the are victims and the bystanders who could prevent situations from turning into rape. her monthly interview with the campus logic applies to heavier crimes such as stop a sexual assault from happening. Encouraging students to learn self de- newspaper The Daily Iowan. rape or murder. Most everyone knows that Colleges need to start by pushing a fense, how to contact services such as free Mason, when talking about the rape is bad, but does knowing that stop a heavier policy cracking down on sexual escorts when they aren’t confident enough university’s policy on sexual assault, said, rapist from committing sexual assault? assault. Universities need to take the to walk across campus alone at night or to “The goal would be to end that, to never The popular solution anti-rape move- process of handling sexual assaults and use the buddy system. have another sexual assault. That’s prob- ment activists preach is to teach men not bump it up to the next level. Colleges have Lastly, Iowa State should focus on ably not a realistic goal just given human to rape. Ads on the CyRide and protest to let victims know that they have a place informing students how they, as bystand- nature, and that’s unfortunate, but the signs telling men to not rape isn’t going to to go to that will take care of them with ers, can stop an assault from taking place more we understand about it, the better persuade someone who is mentally sick the utmost importance and respect. Quick in front of them. In a situation like that, we are at trying to handle it and help peo- enough to commit such heinous crimes and speedy response encourages victims the victim could be in a helpless state and ple get through these difficult situations.” not to touch the unconscious girl at a to report their cases. the only person to prevent it is someone Critics were very quick to react to party. Iowa State (who had 13 reported who can see the wrongdoing going on and Mason’s comment. But detractors miscon- Not all feminist/protesters focus on assaults in 2013) is taking steps toward have the courage to step up and stop the strued what she really meant when she changing “rape culture” though. Many improving their sexual assault response. aggressor. used the words “human nature.” Mason do actively try and make a difference in Currently, Iowa State’s Sexual Misconduct/ Stopping sexual assault completely understands the flaw in her statement and legislation. The university protesters did Sexual Assault Policy offers several might not be realistic, but there are ways was sincere about the situation. Mason by demanding a zero tolerance policy on support groups and ways for victims to reduce and shed light on the situation publicly apologized in regards to her com- sexual assault with an improved report to report their cases, along with a lot of at hand. Victims shouldn’t be scared to ments being hurtful and held a listening and response time and even creating their information. speak out. Letter to the editor

Jonathan Krueger/Iowa State Daily Cyclone Alley cheers on the Cyclones during the Michigan game at Hilton Coliseum on Nov. 17. Attendance at athletic events is at record highs for the ISU athletic department. Student attendance defies trend Kurt Beyer, assistant director for student that I have personally read this year. programs for the ISU Alumni Association Suffice it to say that football and basket- and Cyclone Alley co-adviser. ball programs at elite and powerhouse colleges and universities have seen their home game attendance drop off to histor- In response to Michael Harris’ ically low levels. Maybe it’s social media, Thursday letter, entitled “Hilton’s at- maybe enhanced TV coverage, maybe just mosphere suffers due to lack of fans,” this current generation of college sports Michael makes a few useful points but enthusiasts, but falling collegiate sporting misses the much larger, overall picture. attendance is a concern to colleges — and During my eight years at Iowa State professional teams — nationwide. At the University, there has been a revitalization same time, ticket sales and attendance of the basketball and football programs. for ISU events is at multi-year highs, or The manner in which the ISU athletic record highs, this year. It is true during department has changed in less than a basketball games you might see empty decade can be stated as nothing less than seats, and it is true that you might feel astounding. As a lifelong Cyclone fan, it’s those empty seats are disproportionate fantastic to see Iowa State consistently to the quality of ISU sports teams, but it’s back on the national stage again and important to realize that at nearly every again. With Iowa State third in the Big 12 other comparable university environment All-Sport rankings, the consistent excel- — including our own in previous years lence of our athletics programs across the — there are and were a whole lot more board is something to be very proud of. empty seats. That being said, this year, more than Never mind the fact that students ever before, there has been talk of student all sit in the same section in Hilton and attendance — especially at men’s bas- crowd towards the floor, leaving large gaps ketball games. As the men’s basketball near the top of the section as opposed to team improved and attendance at Hilton the other seats in Hilton. Never mind that soared, more and more people claimed all men’s games have been televised and that student attendance was insufficient are readily available even in residence — or worse yet — not on par with the suc- hall rooms. Never mind that student at- cess of our basketball team. While it is the tendance at men’s basketball games is at athletic department, Alumni Association an all-time high. Never mind these things and Cyclone Alley Central Committee’s and you might find yourself complaining focus to fill every seat every game, it is about a “lack of fans” at Hilton this year. important to note that student atten- If you are an ISU student, have an dance — and total attendance — at ISU all-sports pass and you haven’t been to men’s basketball, women’s basketball and every men’s and women’s basketball game football games is higher than ever before this year you might be living in a glass in ISU history, all the while during a time house. Make up for it Saturday when we where attendance at collegiate sporting face Oklahoma State. If you want to know events is plummeting. more about what Cyclone Alley Central I’ll leave it to the reader to Google does, check out isusalc.org/apply — ap- “collegiate sports attendance trends” plications for the 2014-15 committee rather than link the dozen or so articles close March 26. Friday, March 7, 2014 Editor: Alex Halsted Sports iowastatedaily.com/sports isdsports [email protected] | 515.294.2003 6 Iowa State Daily Cyclones take winning mindset to tournament

By Dylan.Montz @iowastatedaily.com The matchup What: Iowa State vs. Oklahoma When the ISU wom- State at Big 12 Championships en’s basketball team When: 11 a.m. Saturday takes the court at the Big 12 Championship on Where: Chesapeake Energy Arena Saturday, it will be facing in Oklahoma City, Okla. something it hasn’t been Coverage: Follow Daily writers up against all season. Dylan Montz (@DylanMontz), Now in postseason Maddy Arnold (@MaddyMArnold) play, if the Cyclones (20- and Alex Gookin (@_AlexGookin) 9, 9-9 Big 12) don’t come as they travel to Oklahoma City up with a win, they will be to cover Iowa State in the Big 12 headed home. What the tournament. ISU coaching staff has been trying to instill in the team go into our offense that it leading up to the tourna- kind of makes [it] hard for ment is to do everything it teams to guard that way.” can do because pretty soon If defenders are guard- there isn’t a next game. ing the 3-point line tighter “One of the things in the upcoming game like we talk about is being Iowa State anticipates, at your best when your Moody doesn’t see it as an best is needed. This is the opportunity being taken time,” said ISU coach Bill away. She simply sees it Fennelly. “You don’t want as another one presenting to walk out of any building itself. in an elimination situa- “It opens up the lane tion thinking, ‘I could have mostly with them rushing done more, should have our shooters and then pen- done more.’ That starts etrating and sometimes with how you practice and kicking it back out,” Moody how you travel, the mind- said. “We can go opposite set of ‘I refuse to lose.’” and get shots that way.” Iowa State will be tak- When preparing for ing on Oklahoma State, a Oklahoma State, there will team it has seen recently. be some minor tweaks be- The No. 5 seeded Cyclones cause it’s a new situation, played on the road against but not a lot can be done, the No. 4 seeded Cowgirls Fennelly said, because ev- on Feb. 26, getting an 86- ery team has gone through 69 win. the entire regular season Playing a familiar and has found what works team for the third time Jen Hao Wong/Iowa State Daily best for them at this point. this season, preparation Junior guard Brynn Williamson guards the basket during Iowa State’s 61-60 loss against TCU on Feb. 5 at Hilton Coliseum. The “We’ve all played 29 done by the coaching staff Cyclones need to bring home a win to continue in the tournament. games, and there’s no 10- doesn’t have to start from day contracts and we’re scratch. With Oklahoma a lot of time. The less you through it maybe a little bit ity of those open looks to Nikki [Moody] that can at- not adding anyone. You are State being in a top-20 have to throw at them, quicker.” be taken away, but they tack and shoot. We have who you are now,” Fennelly team nationally, Iowa State probably the better,” In the matchup in feel like they have a lot of Seanna [Johnson] that said. “Now it’s, ‘Can some- is better off in Fennelly’s Fennelly said. “Especially Stillwater, Okla., Iowa State places to turn for scoring just gets rebound after re- body do something.’” mind than it was for the this time of year, less connected on 15 3-point- the ball. bound and creates more Tipoff between Iowa last game a couple weeks is more. Because we’ve ers, shooting 41.7 per- “We have Hallie opportunity on offense,” State and Oklahoma State ago. played them recently will cent from deep. This time [Christofferson] inside, we said junior guard Brynn is set for 11 a.m. Saturday “It’s fresh in the kids’ be a big help, and when we around, the Cyclones are have Hallie outside, we Williamson. “There’s so at Chesapeake Energy minds, and you don’t have mention stuff, we can get prepared for the possibil- have Jadda [Buckley] and many different factors that Arena in Oklahoma City. Wrestling to begin postseason action at Big 12 Championships

By Beau.Berkley champions have won 45 confer- top ten. @iowastatedaily.com ence titles leading up to the 2014 Mike Moreno, one of two tournament. All-Americans for Iowa State, The fact that there are only No. 15 Iowa State will take a said the team atmosphere in four teams at the Big 12 wrestling roster with a few wrestlers that the wrestling room has become tournament doesn’t necessarily have seen postseason action and stronger in the past weeks even make it easier. a few that haven’t. though only 10 members of the The 2014 Big 12 “I feel like it’s just another squad will be seeing action from Championships take place tournament, and you just got to here on out. March 8 in Norman, Okla., and go out there and wrestle,” said “We have a lot of guys that will feature the four Big 12 uni- 125-pounder Earl Hall. “Except are probably pretty broken up versities that have wrestling this time, it’s kind of like do or that they don’t have a starting po- teams. die.” sition and we’ve had some bat- Three No. 1 ranked wres- Earlier in the season, Hall tles for spots, but they’re still here tlers will be competing at their defeated West Virginia’s Cory day-in and day-out helping us get respective weight classes, includ- Stainbrook by an 11-8 deci- better and train,” Moreno said. ing Iowa State’s Kyven Gadson sion to notch his first victory as “Last week was a meat grinder of at 197 pounds. Alex Dieringer of a Cyclone. Hall has also lost to a week and we broke our bodies Oklahoma State is ranked No. 1 Oklahoma State’s Eddie Klimara down to build them back up, and at 157 pounds, and undefeated twice, with one loss coming in no one was complaining. 174-pounder Andrew Howe from sudden victory. “People want to get better, Oklahoma joins the two with a “I just got to take time with and people want to do well.” No. 1 ranking. my takedowns,” Hall said of what The doors at the McCasland In 2013, Oklahoma State he can do differently. “Looking Field House will open at 1:30 p.m. cruised to a team victory in back on it, I got in on him twice March 8 with semifinal matches dominating fashion with a final in overtime and just didn’t finish beginning at 3 p.m. Consolation Tiffany Herring/Iowa State Daily team score of 118.5 points with my takedown.” matches begin at 5 p.m. and the 165-pound Michael Moreno throws his opponent, Danny Zilverberg, dur- Iowa State’s 74 team points com- Both teams out of the state championship round will start at ing the dual against Minnesota on Feb. 23 at Hilton Coliseum. The Cyclones ing the closest. The defending of Oklahoma are ranked in the 7 p.m. fell to the Golden Gophers 12-27. Moreno took his match in a 7-3 decision. Cyclone Hockey looks to defeat newfound rival Bobcats

By Will.Musgrove Two of the last three losses Iowa @iowastatedaily.com State has had to Ohio in the playoffs have gone into overtime or have been a When Cyclone Hockey skates on to one-goal game. Percy credits this to puck the ice to face Ohio this weekend, there management. will be no love lost. “We need to limit the turnovers,” Percy “We don’t like them, and they don’t said. “They are a really good transition like us,” said junior forward Nate Percy. “It team. I’d say the biggest thing for us is to is a pretty big rivalry.” limit the turnovers and limit the mistakes This rivalry began last season when that we make because they are good team Ohio knocked Iowa State out of the and will capitalize on those mistakes.” Central States Collegiate Hockey League Conditioning will also play a role Tournament. It only escalated from there against Ohio. ISU coach Jason Fairman as the Bobcats defeated the Cyclones in said the last time the Cyclones faced the their next two postseason appearances. Bobcats, it seemed to him Ohio’s players Now, the No. 10 Cyclones (35-9-4, 14- were having trouble keeping pace near the 5-1 CSCHL) will get a chance to avenge end of the game. those losses to the No. 7 Bobcats (30-7-3) He added that this conditioning will on Saturday when they go head-to-head aid the Cyclones throughout the tourna- on the ice in the American Collegiate ment since they will have to play four Hockey Association Tournament. games in four days if they make it to the But if Iowa State is going to beat Ohio championship game. and advance to nationals, senior forward A win against Ohio might just be what Jon Feavel thinks the team can’t dwell in Iowa State needs to make a run at the na- the past. tional championship, though. Miranda Cantrell/Iowa State Daily “That rivalry is there, but you got to Senior forward Jon Feavel celebrates after fellow senior forward Chris Cucullu scores against “Since we are so familiar with one make sure that you don’t worry about it,” Illinois Feb. 7. After going 0-2 in the first period, the Cyclones came back to win 5-2. another, if we beat them, it will give us Feavel said. “We have to come together as confidence. And I also think that it could a team if we are going to win.” this point in the season, everyone should to reinvent ourselves,” Feavel said. “You create momentum for us,” Fairman said. To make sure that happens, the already know what needs to be done on get out on the ice to keep yourself in shape, “If we win this first game, I think there is Cyclones are preparing to face the Bobcats the ice. but it’s that time of year; you don’t need to a very good chance we get that national as if it was any other team. Feavel said at “It is not like we are going to be trying be overdoing it with really long practices.” championship.” Editor: Alex Halsted | [email protected] | 515.294.2003 Friday, March 7, 2014 | Iowa State Daily | SPORTS | 7 Leaving Hilton with hopes ‘to do big things’ Ejim ends regular season Kane provides ‘special as a ‘best thing’ in program season’ in first, only year

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Melvin Ejim had a choice. When DeAndre Kane decided to When Greg McDermott left and Fred transfer to Iowa State, he had one thing on Hoiberg arrived to coach four years ago, his mind: winning. Ejim could look elsewhere or keep his com- Now with one game left in the regular mitment to Iowa State. season — and still much more postseason Not long after, Hoiberg arrived at remaining — he feels he’s accomplished Brewster Academy to pay Ejim a visit. that goal. “Fred came in and reassured me this “I just came here with one thing on my was going to be a good choice,” Ejim said. mind, and that was to win,” Kane said be- “He came to Brewster and talked to my fore practice Thursday. “I never knew how family and made it clear to me it would a it would play out or how the season would good career if I stayed and we were going to go.” have an opportunity to do big things.” Kane’s impact on Iowa State’s season Ejim stayed, and the rest is history. is apparent and noted, averaging nearly 17 When the 6-foot-6-inch forward points, seven rebounds and six assists per steps onto the court at Hilton Coliseum game. But the impact the program would on Saturday for the final time, he will do have on him? That’s the part he didn’t so ranked third in ISU history with 999 re- expect. bounds and 13th with 1,535 points. With “I didn’t know that I was going to come one rebound, he will become the fourth here and make an impact like this,” Kane player in conference history with 1,500 ca- said. “And I didn’t know that this program reer points and 1,000 rebounds. would make a big impact on me, too. The four-year starter will have em- “That was good for me. That’s what I barked on three NCAA tournament trips needed.” when all is said and done. Senior forward Melvin Ejim is the op- “It’s one of the best things that ever posite of Kane on Iowa State’s roster: Ejim happened to this program, to have Melvin is Hoiberg’s first four-year player, while Ejim in a Cyclone uniform for four years,” Kane hasn’t been on campus for a full year Hoiberg said. “It’ll be emotional for me, his yet. family and certainly all the Cyclone fans Both with different stories but major who saw [him] when he stepped on the impacts on the program. court for the first time as a kid to where he “He’s really helped me have a great last is now, walking out of Iowa State as a man. year, and he’s really helped our team. He’s One season after leading the Big 12 in a really unselfish player, and ultimately rebounding, Ejim’s league-leading point that’s the reason we’ve been so successful,” total this season has him in contention for Ejim said. “When’s the last time you can the Big 12 Player of the Year award. say Iowa State’s been ranked for almost the “He works really hard on his craft and entire year? We’ve done a lot of good things his game, and it speaks volumes and it here. We won those first 14 games and a big shows,” said sophomore Georges Niang. part of that goes to him.” “For him not to be a serious candidate for Hoiberg ran down the list when he was Big 12 Player of the Year would be crazy.” asked about his seniors before practice. He While basketball has made Ejim started with his four-year starter in Ejim known, nobody was surprised when, after but was quick to note his prized transfer. a basketball game earlier this season, as “DeAndre Kane has only been here for he was being whisked away to the locker a year but has put together one of the most room, he stopped to tell a young autograph special seasons in Iowa State history.” seeker, “I’ll be back, I promise.” Kane has had an equally big impact on And just like his commitment to Iowa the program that gave him the opportunity State, Ejim kept his word. he needed to win, which is why he’s grate- “It couldn’t have gone any better,” Ejim ful to Hoiberg. said of coming to Iowa State. “Hopefully we “I know this is my year,” Kane said. “I can keep it going and make a deep tourna- had a chance to prove myself at a bigger ment run. I don’t think anyone really knows Tiffany Herring/Iowa State Daily stage so I couldn’t mess that up and I’m how their career is going to go. I think mine Senior guard Deandre Kane hugs senior forward Melvin Ejim on Feb. 8 at Hilton glad Coach Fred gave me an opportunity panned out pretty well.” Coliseum after the Cyclones defeated the Horned Frogs 84-69. to do that.” Senior gymnasts prepare for final performances at home By Harrison.March ish my career strong in by tying the school record @iowastatedaily.com Hilton.” on bars with a score of In order to get that 9.950. Friday night at 6:30, strong finish, senior Senior Michelle six ISU gymnasts will Camille Santerre-Gervais Shealy placed fifth on the bid their final farewell said the team will have to beam at Nationals in 2013, to Hilton Coliseum. This keep its eyes on the prize the highest finish ever by year’s seniors make up a and not let the magni- an ISU gymnast on the ap- large portion of the team tude of the meet effect the paratus. Her finish earned — six gymnasts out of 15 performances. her First Team All-America total — but as with every “It will be more emo- honors. class before them, their tional, but we have to take Working alongside time has come. it as the same thing we usu- dependable gymnasts like On top of the emo- ally do,” Santerre-Gervais these has helped junior tion that senior night will said. “We’ll just have to put Caitlin Brown find her way bring, the Cyclones are that emotion aside and do in the program. tasked with taking down our jobs. It will probably “They mean so much in-state rival Iowa. Senior be easy to just let it go, so to this team and for all Brian Achenbach/Iowa State Daily Henrietta Green said the I’ll have to stay focused of them to be compet- Junior all around Caitlin Brown flies through the air during her floor exercise, receiving a score combination of senior and let it happen.” ing is great,” Brown said. of 9.800. Iowa State lost to Minnesota 194.750 to 196.525 Feb. 21 at Hilton Coliseum. night with the Cy-Hawk ri- The seniors on this “They’ve been around for valry is the meet she’s been year’s roster are certainly four years, they know the in order to send her team- add silly little stuff just to chance to show off in front looking forward to all year. capable of producing re- ropes and exactly what job mates out on a positive go out on a high, give them of the cardinal and gold “I think it just adds a sults when they focus, and they need to do. It’s kind note, the ISU gymnastics an extra fun meet. We all faithful is energizing. little extra to senior night,” some of them have historic of comforting to compete team will try to liven things just want them to enjoy “I’m really excited. Green said. “It’s the meet track records to prove it. with people who are ex- up a bit. their last meet in Hilton.” It’ll be our last hoorah in I’ve been most excited for Santerre-Gervais perts at this and who have “For senior night we As the Cyclones put Hilton,” Green said. “All of the whole year. It’s more etched her name into the been there, done it and always have some extra their finishing touches on the fans, our team, Hilton motivation to go out, do ISU record books this sea- done it well.” little things we do in our preparations for senior Magic. It’ll all be in one my best and really fin- son against West Virginia Brown also said that routines,” Brown said. “We night, Green said the final place, one last time.”

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