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For more information, please contact [email protected]. 1 Ihmels recruits in Africa SPORTS.p6 >> Faculty Senate passes School of Education proposal By Aimee.Burch department of ap- professor of food science and human In order for Iowa State to main- @iowastatedaily.com parel, events and nutrition, presented a proposal to tain its accreditation, athletic train- hospitality manage- discontinue the insect science under- ing must be a stand-alone major by Iowa State’s Faculty Senate ment was unani- graduate major. 2014-2015, she said. passed a proposal for the formation mously passed for Hendrich also presented a propos- Faculty Senate President Steven of a School of Education in its second approval and will be al for the establishment of an under- Freeman presented the final proposal WED OCT. 12, 2011 meeting of 2011-2012 on Tuesday. sent to the provost graduate major in athletic training. of the day for the establishment of a The proposal will now be sent to as well. Hendrich “This is important for the credibil- Morrill professorship. Freeman, pro- Provost Elizabeth Hoffman to for- The Faculty ity of being a stand-alone major,” said fessor of agricultural and biosystems @iowastatedaily ward to the university president. Senate also saw three new propos- Hendrich, referring to the proposal’s engineering and associate director of A proposal renaming the depart- als that may be voted on at its next statement from the Commission on the Center for Excellence in Learning facebook.com/ ment of apparel, educational studies meeting. Accreditation of Athletic Training iowastatedaily and hospitality management to the Suzanne Hendrich, university Education. EDUCATION.p8 >> OPINioN: Renovations Catt Hall receives makeover tions of the stairway,” said Dean L. Stairs project will McCormick, director for design and COLUMNISTS SOUND OFF be done next month construction services at Facilities ABOUT ‘OCCUPY IOWA’ Planning and Management. “An By Tommie.Clark investigation determined that sec- page 4 @iowastatedaily.com tions of the support structure for the stairs had begun to deteriorate. Many may have noticed that the As a result, the support structure FLAVORS: substantial steps leading up to Catt has been removed and will be re- Hall have recently gone missing. placed with a redesigned structure The home of the College of and new steps will be installed.” Liberal Arts and Sciences is going The stairs have been closed off through a complete reconstruc- all summer since being deemed tion and will soon be unsafe. redesigned. Construction work on the steps “Earlier this year, began in September and the steps settlement was were taken out about two weeks observed in ago; everything underneath is now some sec- exposed. The expected completion date PUMPKIN OAT BARS for the entire project is November. SATISTY FALL TASTES CONSTRUCTION.p8 >> page 10 STATE: DZ triangle renovation almost done By Taylor Diles Daily staff writer Two ISU students, Matt Engler Photo: Kelsey Kremer/Iowa State Daily and Tor Finseth, proposed a The steps at Catt Hall are receiving a renovation. The new steps will be made out of granite and will last much longer than the past set. It was up for debate what the plan to fix up the Delta Zeta steps would be made out of, but ultimately granite was chosen to ensure safety for students and faculty. Triangle to the Student Affairs Commission last year. The DZ Triangle has seen vandalism, couch burnings and has gener- ally been considered an eyesore World Affairs Series for many citizens of Ames. With the help of the Student Society of Landscape Architects, Finseth and Engler were able to come up with three different de- signs to improve the area. After Vilsack stresses food’s importance getting input from the students, the Ames Police Department By Katherine.Klingseis and the Ames City Council, they @iowastatedaily.com were able to decide on a hybrid of the designs that minimized Secretary of the United States the total cost while maintaining Department of Agriculture Tom the desired improvements. Vilsack urged Monday night the According to a presentation at importance of the world produc- the Ames City Council meeting ing enough food to feed its growing Tuesday night, through funding from the GSB, the greek com- population. munity and a grant from the “It’s not just a moral issue. It’s not city, construction on the project just an economic issue. It’s not just an began on April 30 and was agricultural issue,” Vilsack said. “It’s completed soon after. It is now an issue of national security.” a hot spot for many groups; the The former Iowa governor park has been a host to multiple greek philanthropy events, as spoke to a large crowd in the South well as a campaign gathering for Ballroom in the Memorial Union as former presidential candidate part of the World Affairs Series. After Tim Pawlenty. an introduction from Executive Vice Some additions still need to be President and Provost Elizabeth made in the near future. Finseth Hoffman, Vilsack took the stage and hopes to be able to get the began speaking about the key issue he greek letters of fraternities and sororities engraved in the bricks wanted to address: food security. in the center of the development, “There are 925 million people in as well as getting a limestone the world, on the globe, today that plaque recognizing the work are undernourished,” Vilsack said. done by all parties involved. “When you consider the challenge we face over the next 30 to 40 years, with the world population increasing and Photo: John Andrus/Iowa State Daily INSIDE: the need for food having to increase Former Iowa Gov. and current United States Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack took several questions from the crowd by 70 percent in order to feed that ev- after his Tuesday evening speech in the South Ballroom of the Memorial Union. News ........................................... 3 er-increasing world population, you Opinion ......................................... 4 can see that we are facing a serious assets the United States has. That’s not true for many, many of the Sports ......................................... 6 long-term challenge.” “We have a remarkable asset in world’s countries today.” ™ Photo gallery: Flavors ........................................ 10 While he admitted that solving the our land resources,” Vilsack said. Vilsack warned that although the View more photos Classifieds ................................. 8 world food shortage problem will be “Our farmers, some of the most pro- United States has assets to deal with from Vilsack’s Games ....................................... 9 difficult, Vilsack said that Americans ductive in the world, are capable to online speech online at need to remember the many valuable feed the United State’s population. 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Jaime Adams, senior in horticulture, rappels down a tree outside of Catt Hall assisted by Don Roppolo, representative from The Care of Trees, a Chicago tree preservation firm, on Tuesday. Group of the Week: Sept. 18 A bicyclist collided with a car in Lot 3. The former was Terry Mason – Student Curtis Deaton, 24, of transported to Thielen Student Counseling Services McCallsburg, Iowa, was ar- Health Center for treatment Get the rest online, at iowastatedaily.com/tv rested and charged with public (reported at 1:09 p.m.).