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November 24, 2004 Construction Running out of Good Weather Josh Hutt Too Cold Or Too Warm Happy Thanksgiving! Des Moines Area Community College, Boone Campus Volume 4, Issue 6 November 24, 2004 Construction running out of good weather Josh Hutt too cold or too warm. The new system will Banner Staff regulate the heating and cooling automati- cally. The duct work is set to be opera- A lot of work is getting done on the tional by next fall. Boone Campus. As a result there will be no air con- The north addition currently has a clo- ditioning for a time during the summer sure around certain areas to help heaters semester. dry concrete and warm the workers. As The biggest project recently was the winter weather begins to set in, workers removal of the chiller from the boil- are getting as much work done on the out- er room. “It took about four days of side as they can. preparation before Reppert Rigging came “We know we are running out of good in to take it away,” said Construction weather,” grounds superintendent Dean Superintendent Dan Goldsworth. Hatch points out. A crew of four workers cut the chiller Weather has been an issue for the into four pieces in order get it out of the workers. Construction remained on track building. Workers took off doors in order despite the rain and cold weather. to get it out of the building. The parking lots are now opened for The device was scrapped when it was the students, despite no lights in the north all said and done. lot. The electrical wiring is already in On Saturday, Nov. 20, the water was place but lights will not be put up until shut off on the lower level of campus. The next spring. plumbing on the upper level was left on. The new addition is the main focus Campus would have had to be shut down outside Courter Center windows, but what if the water was completely shut off. Water isn’t noticed is all the work being done on remained off until Monday afternoon. the campus heating and cooling system. It has become routine for Hatch when it New duct work is making its way come time to shut off certain utilities. across the campus. The heating and cool- “When we get the news; we just do it,” ing is currently not equally regulated Hatch said. contributed photo among classrooms, making rooms either Reppert Rigging removes one of four pieces of the chiller from the boiler room. Holiday season may trigger domestic violence Editor’s Note: This is the first of a and the marriage only six months. The experienced this sort of crime.” Conis gets not believe that police will do anything two-part series on domestic violence. abuse escalated after the marriage.” a number of students who come to him and about the incident. However, only half of The first part deals with the victim and She continued, “The abuse ranged from ask what he had done before coming to domestic violence incidents are reported the police, the second part, which will a verbal and emotional abuse (criticism, teach. Once they find out what he used to to police. African-American women are be published in the Dec. 8 issue, deals silence, cruelty) to actual physical abuse. do, they will share information and ask for more likely than others to report their vic- with volunteers and workers in the The first time was about four months into timization to police. program. our relationship, and it was one of the Dr. Conis said, “My biggest frustration worst. I ended up with a black eye and with law enforcement is about 25 per- Breget Medley bruises on my body and arms. After that, cent generally have very little respect for JNAD 121 student I learned how to avoid that much violence women. That’s not just law enforcement. by not bringing up certain subjects, not If you look around at various occupations, Part 1: The Victim & The Police confronting him, basically, not having an women are always second fiddle. They opinion. just don’t command the respect that they Women are threatened, assaulted, “As the relationship wore on, we would deserve. In the ‘good ole boy’ situation, raped, mutilated, and killed every minute have violent eruptions from time to time. it doesn’t make any difference if you are around the world; statistics underestimate The worse incidence of violence occurred female or any minority, you aren’t going the extent of this problem each year, in the end, during the weeks when I was to command any respect.” according to the National Woman Abuse trying to leave him.” Results of a “Survey Conducted by Banner File Photo Prevention Project. Of 200 thousand visits to the hospital the Metropolitan Police Department of Dr. Pete Conis The violence cuts across boundaries of emergency room, 40 to 50 percent were Victims who Reported Violence Against culture, wealth, faith, and ethnicity. female victims who were assaulted each Women,” in only one-third of the domes- Dr. Debra Marquart, Assistant Professor year by their intimate partner; one out of direction. tic violence calls did an officer take photo- of English at Iowa State University was a five domestic violence victims will seek Conis said, “The problem with domestic graphs or ask about prior abuse. victim of domestic abuse. professional medical treatment, according violence in a small town is that everybody Conis was a law enforcement officer She said, “The man that I married was to the Bureau of Justice Statistics and The knows everybody, and there is so much for 27 years. Most of the time he was abusive before we were married, and I United Nations International Children’s pressure on the victim not to report. on patrol; as a result, he spent a lot of knew that he had been abusive in an ear- Emergency Fund (UNICEF). And if they happen to be close friends time responding to domestic results. The lier relationship. According to the U.S. Department of with law enforcement, there is so much last four years of his career, under a fed- Although Marquart’s husband had told Justice, men are more likely to be victims pressure for them not to act. If a police eral grant under the Stop Violence against her these things, she chose to ignore of violent crimes but, domestic violence officer is involved in domestic violence, Women Act, he started the program called, them. “I knew that he had come from a is primarily a crime against women from they lose all rights and privileges to fire “Stop Violence against Women Project” at physically violent home—his father was their intimate partner. arms, if convicted of domestic assault.” the Iowa Law Enforcement Academy. His violent with his mother, and his father was Dr. Pete Conis, a DMACC sociology The Bureau of Justice Statistics Fact responsibility was to train new recruits violent with him when he was a teenager. professor is considered an expert in the book states that the most common rea- and in-service officers on how to investi I knew him for a year, and then we moved field of domestic violence. sons for not reporting domestic violence in together and lived together for seven He said, “There is a certain portion of to police are that victims view the incident years. We got married after seven years, the DMACC student population who has as a personal or private matter, they fear Continued on Page 8 retaliation from their abuser and they do Campus News, Page 2 Volume 4, Issue 6 November 24, 2004 SAC encounters snafus DMACC Despite the water problems, construc- Matt Christensen struction work. Water service was shut tion workers were invited by Mathes to eat Banner Staff off to portions of campus, including the News free of charge. Courter Center Campus Cafe, as part of Mathes said she estimated between The Boone Student Activities Council new water heating-and-cooling system 300 and 400 plates would be served when does not have much to be thankful for this instillation. Cafe workers said they were Creative Writing she placed the food order with Fareway. season. The Council encountered road- forced to boil bottled water on the kitch- Campus Cafe workers estimated 350 peo- blocks in their plans for their only two enette’s range to get hot water. Contest deadline ple were actually served meals. activities, a student game-show program In addition to the hot-water short- Joanne Temple, of the Boone business/ and free Thanksgiving dinner, planned for age, sources in the Cafe said they didn’t coming close financial aid office, said this year’s din- November. know that most of the Thanksgiving din- Just a reminder that the deadline ner cost SAC $797.03. Fareway received The game show, originally called Dash ner would have to be reheated by Cafe is approaching for the DMACC cre- $797.03. The Campus Cafe received $30 for Dollars, was scheduled for Nov. 17 but employees, or that all of the stuffing had ative Writing contest. Entries must for preparing the stuffing. was cancelled due to scheduling conflicts to be made at the Cafe just hours before be postmarked by Dec. 6, 2004 SAC President Nate Lahner said the with the company SAC hired to plan the the buffet-style meal was served. If students are attending next postponed game show, now being titled event, Kramer Entertainment, Inc. With the exception of stuffing, Fareway fall, there will be a $1,000 scholar- Blizzard of Bucks, is rescheduled for Jan. “Kramer had two events scheduled for supplied the dishes served, which includ- ship given out.
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