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RESTROOMS BY LOGAN.METZGER related to sex assigned at birth, gender and sexuality, a @iowastatedaily.com terminology list can be found on the Center’s website. The guide provides a list and visual layout of gender-in- “We reach out to a variety of units, places, spaces to clusive restrooms across campus. Currently, there are 30 The Trans @ ISU Guide created by the Center for gain perspectives and details about how students might gender-inclusive bathrooms on the map in 19 buildings LGBTQIA+ Student Success was made in 2015 to help navigate certain processes,” said Brad Freihoefer, director across Iowa State, including the Memorial Union, State transgender identifying students, staff and faculty access of the Center for LGBTQIA+ Student Success. Gym and the Alumni Center. resources and this upcoming year the guide will see new Freihoefer said over the coming summer the Center According to the guide, students may either use the changes. plans on overhauling the entire guide to include a new restroom that aligns with their gender identity or with their Any student at Iowa State can make use of this guide, restroom map and student ID information. sex assigned at birth. Students may use whichever restroom according to the Center for LGBTQIA+ Student Success The Trans @ ISU Guide is split into multiple differ- they feel most safe and comfortable using. website. However, students who identify as trans or trans- ent areas so identifying students, staff and faculty are “A gender-inclusive restroom is defined as a single stall, gender, gender non-conforming, genderqueer, non-bi- better able to find what they are looking for. Some of lockable restroom, open to the public, with signage that nary, agender or two-spirit may find this guide to be the the main areas include restrooms, health, academics and indicates that anyone may use that restroom, regardless

most useful. community. TRANS pg3 For more information on these identities and terms Community celebrates 10 year anniversary of equality

BY LOGAN.METZGER attendees and thanked the Center it, but that was ten years ago, so what @iowastatedaily.com and the LGBTQA+ Faculty Staff are we going to do next?” Association for hosting the event and port said without the people who Ten years of marriage equality in to all others in attendance for coming attended the event, it would have just Iowa was celebrated by Iowa State to celebrate the anniversary of mar- been a room with food. students, staff, faculty and Ames riage equality in Iowa. “Anyone who was here in 2009 community members in the Center With over 30 attendees, the Center sitting around the computers refresh- for LGBTQIA+ Student Success was bursting with laughter and con- ing the supreme court webpage and Wednesday. versation as people caught up and those who were there at the rally In true wedding reception style, discussed their lives as LGBTQIA+ that students held it is an unfor- there was a white cloth lined table people. gettable movement,” said Brad with mints, cake and plenty of taffy, “Something big happened ten years Freihoefer, director of the Center which were in the colors of the trans- ago and it brought the LGBTQIA+ for LGBTQIA+ Student Success. “I gender flag. community to the mainstream, but can’t believe it has been ten years, so I GILLIAN HOLTE/ IOWA STATE DAILY Students and faculty celebrate 10 years of marriage equality in Iowa. The nicci port, project director and that is not exactly what is essential to think it is important to reflect on our LGBTQA+ Faculty and Staff Association hosted the reception to celebrate LGBTQ+ initiatives for the Office our community,” port said. “I am very history often and this is one moment Wednesday in The Center for LGBTQIA+ Student Success in the MU. of Diversity and Inclusion, welcomed happy about it and very thankful for we need to do this with.” 02 Campus brief Iowa State Daily Thursday, April 04, 2019

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Iowa State’s MBA program made a jump in the 2020 U.S. News and World Report Best Graduate Schools rankings, placing in the top 10 percent for the first time. The Ivy College of Business full-time MBA program was ranked 79 in 2019, but jumped to 47 this year, placing it in the top 10 percent. “When I was hired in 2013, I heard a clear MIA WANG/ IOWA STATE DAILY message from my Dean’s Advisory Council. They Beto O’Rourke speaks at the Maintenance Shop on Wednesday. Beto began his four day tour in Iowa after arriving an hour late. He took knew that we should be a top 50 business college,” questions from the crowd and spoke about his 2020 presidential campaign. said Raisbeck Endowed Dean David Spalding in a press release. “It was so important that we put that in our strategic plan in 2015. This new ranking for our MBA program is a result of our focus on con- tinuous improvement and innovation.” Iowa State’s part-time MBA program, offered in downtown Des Moines, has also experienced its Beto visits ISU share of success, recently voted Best MBA Program in Des Moines. James Brown, Kingland MBA Candidate to fix climate change for the economy, for they’ll either be proud as hell,” O’Rourke Professor and chair in the department of finance, jobs, for people of color who are dispropor- said. “Or they will condemn us for what we attributes all the recent growth to a combination talks tuition, tionately affected by it,” said Taylor Blair, failed to do when we still had the chance.” of factors. junior in industrial design and president On the topic of education, O’Rourke “It’s a combination of phenomenal students, phe- education, of College Democrats. said he would work to make college tui- nomenal faculty, and phenomenal career services In his 2018 senate race, O’Rourke won tion free. that provide students with jobs and internships,” climate change 8 percent of Republican voters, according “I think there is a case to be made Brown said. “It’s really a team effort.” to a CNN exit poll. to wipe some or all of that debt clear,” Iowa State’s Business Career Services center pro- BY JAKE.WEBSTER John Wilkin, senior in finance, said he O’Rourke said of existing student loan vides students and alumni with free tools needed for @iowastatedaily.com caucused for Republican candidate Sen. debt. professional development and job seeking. Brown Marco Rubio in 2016 and voted for inde- A member of the audience who identi- said these services are one thing that makes Iowa Beto O’Rourke, 2020 Democratic pres- pendent conservative Evan McMullin in fied themselves as a civil engineering stu- State special. idential candidate, spoke about his cam- the general election. dent asked, “As you know the infrastruc- “Our job placement rate is exceptional, and that paign platform and answered questions at Wilkin said he may vote for O’Rourke ture in America is rapidly failing, I want plays an important role in the rankings,” Brown said. the M-Shop Wednesday. depending on who else enters the race for to know if you were elected president how The Ivy College of Business is looking to con- O’Rourke, a former congressman from president, saying he could maybe vote for would you propose to fix that problem?” tinue innovating and growing in the future. The El Paso, announced his presidential bid in independent Howard Schultz if he enters O’Rourke said there are $4 trillion in Gerdin Business building is currently in the midst March. O’Rourke’s most recent experience the race. outstanding infrastructure needs in this of a 45,000 square foot addition, and according to in electoral politics was narrowly losing a According to a recent YouGov poll, country right now. a press release, the college has had four years of senate race to Ted Cruz, R-Texas. 14 percent of 18 to 29 year olds said the One of the problems O’Rourke men- record enrollment. He entered the venue wearing an environment is the most important issue tioned was the lack of broadband in rural “This significant rise in the ranking is a direct Iowa State baseball hat, having worn to them and 11 percent said education is. communities, saying a parallel to a fix for result of the quality work our faculty do every day in both University of Northern Iowa and O’Rourke mentioned his children when this lack would be the Rural Electrification the classroom,” Spalding said in a press release. “At University of Iowa hats on a previous visit he discussed the dangers the planet faces Administration of the 1930s. a time when some universities are dropping their to Iowa. from climate change. “Try finishing your education without full-time MBA programs, the Ivy MBA continues “I like how it’s very broad how he “They will be look back on this moment the internet, or starting your business, to excel. Our internationally known faculty provide answers questions, it wasn’t just that we in 2050 when Ulysses [O’Rourke’s 12 year or looking for a job or finding a date on a top-notch MBA experience that helps our MBA need to fix climate change, it was we need old son], won’t even yet be my age, and tinder,” O’Rourke said. graduates advance their careers to the next level.”

TRANS pg1 The staff can refer patients to providers Counseling Services, identifying stu- legally changing their name can con- However, they may want to inform

in Iowa who can start the process of dents do not need to say their legal tact Student Legal Services. their professors, particularly if they of gender,” according to the Center’s getting on hormones. name out loud to the front desk staff The policy for updating student want to be referred to by their name website. Coverage for health care services and just have to present their student records after a legal name change and pronouns in class. State Gym also has gender-inclu- related to medical transition have ID to get started with the paperwork can be found on the Office of the For tips on coming out to a pro- sive changing rooms, which are rooms been expanded under Iowa State’s process. Students will need to include Registrar’s website. Students will be fessor and a sample email go to the 1223A and 1223B on the first floor. Student and Scholar Insurance Plan, their legal name when filling out the asked to provide two forms of ID with Center’s website. They consist of a single stall restroom but students will need to consult with electronic paperwork, but there is a their updated legal name. COMMUNITY with a lock on the door, a shower and Wellmark to determine what is cov- spot for students to type in their pre- After a student has updated their ample space for changing. State Gym ered and to what extent. Coverage may ferred name and pronouns. The coun- name with the Registrar, they will Iowa State does offer gender-inclu- also has single changing stalls with change depending on in-network and selor meeting with the student will use need to update the name on their sive housing options. The Spectrum locks on the doors in the women’s out-of-network providers, specific pre- the preferred name that was entered. ISUCard and if they bring their old Theme House is a gender-inclusive locker room. scriptions and other factors. The guide includes a link to One ISUCard, it is free. residence community for students “The staff at Student Counseling Iowa’s list of primary care providers, The Office of the Registrar will pro- interested in building a supportive HEALTH Services are committed to being an mental health providers, urgent care cess a gender marker change without space for lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans- According to the guide, Thielen affirming place for trans and gender clinics, hospitals, dentists and other requiring any medical or legal doc- gender, queer, questioning, asexual and Student Health Center staff have been non-conforming students,” according health care providers across Iowa. umentation. However, the Registrar ally people. Located in a traditional educating themselves on health care to the guide. “They know that trans requires that students request a change style residence hall, students in this ACADEMICS needs for trans and gender non-con- people face many challenges and bar- of a gender marker in writing. residence community may live with a forming people and are prepared to riers in society, and the transitioning Iowa State does not discriminate Students who are seeking assistance roommate of any gender. meet their general health care needs. process can be a time of excitement, on the basis of gender identity, and with understanding the process of For tips on coming out to room- The pharmacy at Thielen Student difficulty, and stress. Many of their the gender students designate on their changing the gender marker on their mates, see the guide’s website. Health Center will refill hormone pre- counselors have experience providing admission application is not factored state and federal identity documents “If a student’s living situation scriptions, but at the moment, Thielen support and counseling to trans and into the admission decision. can contact Student Legal Services. becomes uncomfortable after coming Student Health Center cannot initiate transitioning students.” Students who are seeking assistance Students are never required to out, their CA or hall director will be able hormone replacement therapy (HRT). When starting at Student with understanding the process of come out to professors or anyone else. to assist them,” according to the guide. PurSuing ExcEllEncE These Iowa State students are doing it

owa State University is pleased to announce the names of 826 students who Erik James Best Jared Scott Lagomarcino Anton David Skvoretz Erich H. Brandt Pedro Hawk Sepeda-Machado Cortney Elkin Jennifer Boock Seth Andie Rachel Cox Ezra Bates Lange Rushal Sohal Matthew K. Brandt Thomas Benjamin Sheets Hannah Kaye Feilmeier* Arie Mae Sirotiak have outstanding records of academic achievement and service to the Iowa State Nicole Duff Brianna Lyn Masten Yee-Shen Teoh Rachael Byrum Jonathan J. Slobidsky Elizabeth Ann Fennelly* AJ Slattenow community. Megan Olivia Giese Annalise C. Meier Scott Kyle Thurston Evan Lee Christensen Courtney Nicole Smyth Shonna Diane Gainey Sydney Nicole Streicher I Jackson Nancarrow Kalz Tammie Yong Brann Melton* Linh My Tong Blake R. Dunn Laura Marie Snyder Laura Faye Harper Elizabeth R. Tecklenburg The excellence of our university community is built upon the excellence of our students, Sydney Loeckle Audrey Kay Nelson David Gregory Vachlon Mason Foster Dyess Nicholas Joseph Steinmetz Haley Marie Haskell Audrey Maria Wagner Darren Seav Ngor Ryan Ba Nguyen Macie Jean VanNurden Connor Patrick Farrell Timothy Anthony Steward Brooke Ann Huntington Robert Blake Walling* faculty and staff. These students have demonstrated their commitment to excellence Mary Hollis Paczko Thomas George Pollard Savva Emilian Zeglin Bernard Joseph Fay Ross Christian Thedens Ryan Kelley Kinsella Katherine T. Warnken by being ranked in the top 2 percent of their college by class or by their selection for a Cole James Petersen Zhaoying Qin Sophomore Adam Elias Ford Nathan Lee Van Den Oever Nicole Raeann Kling Nicole Aretta Wheatley Brayden Julian Roe Madeline Joyce Richter Luke P. Geis Benjamin Aaron Vogel Sydney Jensen Lawrence Taylor Rose Wiegert university leadership award. Chad Thomas Schaschwary Samuel C. Richter Ote J. Albrecht Evalina Hope Grimaldi Joshua Russell Waite Jessica Pauline Lundberg Jessica Lee Zacher Reilly Daniel Smidt Richard Grant Roberts Abigail Arens Tyler Benjamin Groathouse Anne Nicholle Wallace Maria Anne McDonough Allison Caroline Zelle Jake Baffa We congratulate them for their pursuit of excellence. We hope you will too. Bailey Ann Swartzendruber Hannah Marie Sams Nathan G. Hamel Yifei Wang Tammie Yong Brann Melton* Junior Nicholas Peter Tuomi Marissa Mae Sankey Fallon R. Beck Andrew F. Holman Benjamin Welte Tessa Marie Mendoza Colin Aaron Walsh Jaden Marie Schug Emmit Tyler Benitez Layton Wayne Howerton Nathaniel M. Wernimont Parker Todd Monsen Michael C. Banwarth Jasmine Jane Staebler Mason William Berg Ashish Kumar Jha Amy B. Wieland Melissa L. Paulsen Natalie Beauchaine Kappa Alpha Theta High Flyer the union: “We come to college Student Affairs Development Kayla Rose Hospodarsky Sophomore Courtney Kay Steadman Matthew Joseph Bishop* Alex Matthew Kauffmann Jenna Leigh Willenborg Anna Marie Reelfs* Kacey Berry Award not alone to prepare to make a Council that created the concept Marit Marie Hovey* Kelsey Morgan Alderson Olivia Grace Bogle John Michael King Joseph Hyrum Williams Sydney Lonija Rosenboom Martha C. Broadnax A donor established this award, living, but to learn to live a life.” of leadership awards. The Stanek Melissa Kate Irish Rebecca Rae Barrick College of Design Lucas Vernon Bratland Marty Joseph Knepper Samantha M. Williams Emma M. Ruehle Madalyn Ann Casady given for the first time in 2011, to This award annually recognizes award recognizes a sophomore Seungah Lee Katie Jane Berte Remy Elizabeth Braun Bret J. Knous Andrew Joseph Wilmes Zoe Marie Sirotiak* William Earl Crow invest in a woman student who outstanding efforts by a junior or who demonstrates leadership Stella Lindaman Freshman Bron Tyler Bjerke Sadie J. Brockett Lucas John Knous Robert Andrew Wise* Whitney Anne Smith Emily A. Dedoncker* is an outstanding undergraduate senior student to take advantage through community service. Bradley R. Melvin Emily Elizabeth Braun Bryann Dilenbeck Brophy John Brose Charles Patrick Kolar Zachary M. Woosley Hannah Mabel R. Van-Roekel Anna Rose Dinsmore leader at Iowa State University. of opportunities at Iowa State Corrine Schwarting, Child, Adult Alexis Kathryn Miller Tyler P. Bultena Andrea Renae Fager Laura J. Brown Divyesh Piyush Kumar Brandon James Young Emmaleah Raffety Veldboom Natalie Dirkx The award recognizes a senior University to apply his or her and Family Services and Angel N. Newman Courtney Marie Campbell Carolyn Jeanne Henry William Emary Burken Jackson A. Lee Delana Renae Vogel Megan Diane Eischeid with a minimum GPA of 3.50 knowledge and leadership skills Psychology, College of Human Katelynn Laree Panning Elisa L. Chau Natalie Marie Jacobson Nicholas David Burright Katie M. Lyon College of Human Sciences Taylor Nicole Voorhees Abigail Rae Gorden who has demonstrated exemplary to real life projects. Sciences, College of Liberal Arts Jade L. Paulsen Jack H. Christmann Annaka Ketterer Nathan Lee Butler Collin Robert Maahs Brylie Marie Wiedmaier Jessica Leigh Greig leadership skills. Derek Thada, Math, College of and Sciences Madison Mackenzie Porter Freshman Hannah L. Cline Kaitlyn Joyce Marquardt Kyle Caponi Grace Elizabeth Matera Morgan Leigh Wisnieski Augusta R. Hamaker Olivia Gray, Biochemistry and Liberal Arts and Sciences Gracie Jane Rechkemmer Carnot H. Thomas and Lillian M. Emma Marie Cyr Ashley Sakura Novo Tyler Cascalho Cox Connor McElroy Abigail Faith Batson Hayley Ann Hartman History, College of Liberal Arts Samantha Jayne Schepers David J. Henry All-University Thomas Award Stephen Joseph De Rego Kylee Danielle Trimble Mason G. DeClercq Micah Mundy Olivia C. Chamberlain College of Liberal Arts and Madelyn Ashley Huinker and Sciences Blu Kristian Schultz Leadership and Academic This scholarship recognizes Elizabeth Autumn Durbin Sophomore Ava L. Depping Alex D. Murray Anna Christine Davis Sciences Katelyn Ann Johnson Excellence Award an undergraduate student with Kylie Elizabeth Seeling Emily Elizabeth Haan Ryan Alexander Dufek Madeleine Grace Dennis Catherine Rose Larson Wallace E. Barron All-University Bridget Caroline Horn Brown Joseph Henry Naberhaus This scholarship for a senior financial need who shows Beth Leigh Stevermer Maria Ann Hoffdahl* William M. Dulaney Abbie Lioba Dickman Freshman Jennifer Anne Lelek Senior Award Drew M. Daly Xarianna A. Nunez-Hiraldo student was created in 1987 to academic achievement and Danielle Marie Stock Jayton M. Hull Allison Arlene Finger Cali Dobosz Olivia Taylor Adams-Moulton Maeve Olmstead McGuire The Iowa State University Brytni J. Drevlow Camron J. Olson honor David J. Henry, a 1971 professional potential. The Talia Alexandra Sylvester Zachary Michael Johnson* Lucas Patrick Gilman Madeline Grace Egbert Jake Robert Alston David Robert McHugh Alumni Association established Aaron Van Howe Matthew Alan Penick Iowa State graduate who served award was established by Emilie June Tamblyn Kyle James Kirchner Trevor Glenn Gould Karlie Joy Fincham Margaret Jolene Atcheson Lena M Menefee Cook* this award in 1968 to recognize Megan Nicole Kavlock Abigail Rose Petheram as assistant to former President Lillian Thomas, a former Iowa Anna C. Tystahl Graceann Bethellen Kruse* Abigail R. Hammer Jace Adam Leininger Kenneth Andrew Baker John Mobley IV outstanding seniors who display Sophia A. Kenworthy Nathaniel Thomas Robinson high character, outstanding W. Robert Parks for four years State student, to honor her late Junior Sarah Lagomarcino Ethan Michael Harold Sofia Rodriguez-Paredes Peilin Li Grace Mary Buckley Jillian M. Olson* Carson J. Luttenegger Lauryn Alissa Kohl Garrett Herring Joey Donald Marcuccilli Hannah Catherine Buscher Emily Ann Owens achievement in academics and before joining a Des Moines law husband, who studied engineering Nicholas James Battles Anthony D. Rosenhamer Claire Lacey Lynch Carrington F. Kuehl Benjamin Lee Huinker Victoria Sofia Martinez Daniel James Cassidy Brandon Terryl Peck university/community activities, firm. Henry was 35 when he at Iowa State. After his mother Jalyn Rose Brownell Isaac William Schennum Joshua Main Laura Kate Maschino Shawn M. Husgen Emily Frances Nyren Olivia A. Christensen Taylor Marie Petersen and promise for continuing these died in a traffic accident in 1983. passed away, Carnot H. Thomas, Anna Marie Sophia Bruen Nicholas J. Schiefelbein Gabrielle Irene Moellers Devin Glenn Palmer Robert C. Kaman Katilynn Marie Peterson Katelyn Rose Cooper Renee L Redmond exemplary qualities as alumni. The recipient must demonstrate Jr. added the recognition for her. Erin Renae Chalupa Andrew James Schmidt Michael Joseph Mohr Darbi N. Shaw Noah Robert Kelleher Brianna Mary Petsche Sydney Marie Cournoyer Elizabeth Ann Relph The award is named for Wallace potential for an outstanding Lucy Dougherty, Economics and Inna Marie Couri David Seals Madeline Kalleen Murphy Kolton Paul Keller Emily Rose Samman Lauren Olivia Davis Tia Christine Saddler E. “Red” Barron, who served as professional career and typify the Political Science, College of Liberal Kendall Rex Davis* Junior Matthew Timothy Sporre Matthew Edward Otto Benjamin James Kennedy Loryn V. Schouten Amelia H. Dixon Riley Jane Schwienebart director of alumni affairs at Iowa leadership and academic qualities Arts and Sciences Aaron Michael Gerdts Andersen J. Coates Luke Szczesniak Jensen Petros Kaden Martin Kilburg Anna Isibeal Sullivan Morgan J. Fritz Chirayu R. Shukla State from 1937 to 1968. Award of David J. Henry. Katelyn Renae Hockemeyer Benjamin James Grote James Lefeber Trettin* Walter J. Allen & Shaun B. Keister Cassondra Linn Peyton Gabriel Blake Kjeldgaard Marissa Marie Tomsik Justin M. Glenn Kerstin B. Swanson recipients receive an Official Hans Riensche, Agricultural Megan Marie Hogan Nicolette Alynn Land Alexander A. Vande Loo Scholarship Dane Jacob Rasmussen Zacharias M. Komodromos Erica Jane Gorden Derek Thada Iowa State University Ring, Business, Global Resource Erin Kathleen Kay Lena M. Menefee Cook* Phillip Daley Ward Sophomore The Walter J. Allen and Shaun Carey M. Rodas Reese Christopher Koppenhafer Shangde Han James Lefeber Trettin* compliments of the ISU Alumni Systems, and Agronomy, College of Anna Kathleen Kilhoffer Abby Lynn Tornow Collin Phillip Wenstrom B. Keister Scholarship is open Claire Elizabeth Rogowski Nicholas Krabbenhoft Josiah Robert Bartlett Lisa Renae Hansen Clara Jane Wilhelm Association. Agricultural and Life Sciences Maia Nicole Lawson Bethany Bac-Nghi Trang Brett Charles White to undergraduate (sophomores, Nathaniel James Ryan Joyce Cinya Lai Jenna Joleen Brandt Eli T. Musgrove Jaeyeon Won Rachael Barnes, Biological Systems Alyssa Yuko Nishijima Aimee Elizabeth Wallner Michael R. White Sandra and Lynn Davis juniors, and seniors) and graduate Clara Grace Schaaf Curt Daniel Lengemann Morgan J. Brinning Elyse Marlene Ogbourne Engineering and Global Resource Jillian M. Olson* Anthony Matthias Ward Andrew Whiteman Senior Leadership Award students who have demonstrated Shelby Jane Scheitler Megan Marie Litterer Reegan Deanne Brockhage Jordan Alice Ratigan Systems, College of Engineering, Payton Leigh Phelps This award, established in 1996, leadership and involvement in the Trent Warren Slattenow Senior Brandon Ronald Lochner Senior Lucia E. R. Burzynski Luke Michael Rose Grace Anne Arganbright College of Agriculture and Life Kathryn Michelle Post honors Sandra and Lynn Davis lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, Mary Margaret Sullivan Megan Emily Lowell Salem Muhsin Al Nasi Peyton E. Chilton Rachel Santi Peter Hans Bekkerus Sciences Dalena Renee Rogers Donovan Dallin Bunn who were involved in developing queer, intersex, asexual, etc. Jonah Brenton Van Horn Jason Daniel Makeever Riley Jean Behr Danielle Ann Elliott Madison Mae Schmidt Nathan Dean Bellows* Benjamin Dralle, Nutritional Alyssa Lynn Sandblom Anna Marie Busch the concept of leadership awards. (LGBTQIA+) community at Iowa Derek Dixon Van Roekel Mitchell James Martin Nathan Dean Bellows* Laura Caroline Emery Jennifer Delaney Sprecher Alaina Caroline Berg Science and Genetics, College of Emily Ann Sarvis Hannah Kaye Feilmeier* The Davises were very active in State University. Elizabeth A. Walters Nicole Pennie Martindale Emalee A. Benkufsky Megan Mae Etrheim Kasey Sullivan* Katherine M. Braught Human Sciences, College of Liberal Matthew Gerrit Van Engen Cassandra Lynn Frazier leadership activities during their Karen Chen, Veterinary Medicine, Claire Ward Nicole McCullough Noah Frederick Berthusen Chantel Olivia Flack Cole Robert Tharp Nolan Kenneth Brown Arts and Sciences Kathryn Ann Vande-Wall Sydney Frances Garland student days in the mid-1960s, and College of Veterinary Medicine Morgan Paige Welker Nicholas A. Molstad Kia Nicole Birnbaum Hannah Geist Ashley Michaela Wolter Ryan Edward Buls Brandon Hanson, Agricultural Elke Olivia Windschitl Emma Louise Henry Sandra Davis was chosen as chair Carter D. Wittrock Zoey Zhongmei Lazere Jake A. Mondschean Christian David Borchardt Lindsey E. Haugen Bradley Weston Clark Business, Economics, and of the Student Affairs Development Sophie Elaine Young Kelsey Marie Havel Sophomore Holly Lorraine Cook* International Agriculture, College Scholar awardS Jace Gable Wolverton Brandon M. 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Matter Zachary T. Buchanan Elizabeth Ann Fennelly* This award recognizes the upper Kaleb Wade Baber Mia Tiric Lucas Christopher Pearson Brett James Carrier Zoe Lambert, Kinesiology, College Business, Economics, and Political Aaron Christopher Bryant Jessen O’Fallon* Daniel Patrick Buser Ian Patrick Grunig two percent of students by class in Zahra Rachel Barkley Alice Anne Tosi* Ryan Joseph Pretzer Thomas A. Coleman of Human Sciences Science, College of Agricultural Anthony Michael R. T. Dahmen Hannah Elaine Phillips Isla Gale Chowanec Helena Marie Hansen the six undergraduate colleges of Mark A. Bertolami Bruce Quoc Truong Taylor McLean Rahn Daniel E. Devilder Joi Latson, Global Resource and Life Sciences, College of Kendall Rex Davis* Gabrielle Elise Sawin Caitlin Elizabeth Cisar Alyssa Marie Johnson the university. Sereena Elin Cheney Danielle Skye Rodriguez Jacob Thomas Feddersen Systems and Spanish, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Ashlee Anne Eaton Isabel Ann Schminke Lucia Marie Dekkenga Sarah Elizabeth Jones Megan Kathleen Conry College of Engineering Max Daniel Royer Tyler James Gathman Agriculture and Life Sciences, Kailee Minyu Hickey Ervin Shera Lee Smith Christopher Dupuis Rebecca Mary Kennedy David W. and Ellen J. Raisbeck College of Agriculture and Holly Lorraine Cook* Justin M. Rule Austin J. Goddard College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Megan Leigh Giesen Freshman Jessie Renee Stindt Nathan Erickson Joshua Mark Kettelkamp Alexander Lev, Software Leadership Award Life Sciences Makenzie Lee Dejno Brian Arlan Sayre Noah Patrick Guyer Kathryn Jean Huff Andrew Dean Adams Janae Rosemary Stoecker Clara Jean Genereux Grace Ellen Kline Engineering, College of Engineering This award honors David and Ellen Scarlett Ariel Eagle Luke Daniel Schaeckenbach Austin Joseph C. Hanus Freshman Catherine Ellain Kamerick Abdulraheem Essa A Alqunais Amanda Ann Wiese Meg Lauren Grice Erin Katherine Krage Raisbeck, 1971 graduates who Emily Lynn Franciskato Mark Jacob Schomers Evan Patrick Haugh Presidential Leadership Award Nourah E. Abusada Katie Lynn Koehler Samuel Wesley Barton Victoria A. Wood Elizabeth Catherine Hannan Calvin Joseph Kranig have continued their interest in Kayleen Rea Hammer Jared A. Schuckman Cody Michael Haugo for Multicultural Students Emma M. Aljets Daniel Stefano Kranovich Jagaruk Nilax Bhatt Abigail Leona Hansen Sarah Michaela Kreutner Iowa State University as members Brandon Lee Hanson Emma Marie Schwarck Luke Stephen Heilman Junior This scholarship was established Jessica Gray Braunstein Emma Laverne Krell Michael Jacob Bishop Mitchell Paul Hayes Brandon M. Leeder* of the Order of the Knoll. Julia Marie Harris Nithin Reji Sebastian Matthew J. Hermsenwhite to support multicultural Julia Elise Campbell Hernan Emmanuel Machado Cole Thomas Caleo Talen Michelle Birchmier Peyton C. Hiscocks Hannah Amber Lo Hannah Rhoads, Industrial and Reed Hunter Hoeness Brandon Michael Serovy Andrew David Hillman students. The award is based on Jared T. Feldman Lydia Marie Moser Yahan Chang Alexa Mackenzie Brooker Maria Ann Hoffdahl* Natalie Mae Lohmann Manufacturing Systems Emily Kay Hugen Lewis Maddock Sheaffer Joel David Holm demonstrated financial need, and Mary Kate Figge Rajdeep Oberoi Caroline Elise Crisp Emily Ann Carley Marit Marie Hovey* Christopher Lewis Lopez* Engineering, College of Engineering Patrick John Jones-Hughes Patrick Kaevon Shirazi Evan Marie Hundley administered by the Office of Phoebe Ann Hartoonian Taylor Elise Pashek Joseph Larrell De Jong Delaney Grace Christian Zachary Michael Johnson* Zachary William Mere Christopher Ryan Kahler William Robert Sibilski Jack Henry Jaros Student Financial Aid. Charles F. Frederiksen Melody Rose Hawkins Jeffery Lewis Pedersen Brandon Donald Dietz Emily A. Dedoncker* Natalie Lauren Jones Krista Raelyn Moellers Christopher Wonsuk Kim Logan James Sieren Paige Allison Jewell Dominique King, Civil Engineering, Leadership Award Danielle Holthaus Noah Gene Peters Jared M. Fabich Amanda Ann Dornath Henry Jerald Klatt Spydel Larkan Nardy Morgan Jean Kroymann Kathrine Lee Sobotka Grant E. Johnson College of Engineering The Charles F. Frederiksen Grace Marie Jakes Britt Mary Seanger Melia C. Finn Joshua Matthew Gassmann Jackson Thomas Komp Katelyn M. Noah Charles William Love Anamarie Denise Starbeck Adrianna Marie Kallis Leadership Award recognizes Tatum Mae Kahler Taylor Marie Sernett Sean Francis Fleming Delaney Rose Goldsworthy Kaylee Michele Lamb Mackenzie Leigh Novotny W. Robert Parks and Ellen Sorge Katrina Marie McCarty Kaitlin Steward Zachary Thomas W. Kauffman the contributions of a student Ashley M. Lounsberry Isaac Michael Stitz Zoe G. Follman Julia Elizabeth Hansen Benjamin Roger Litterer Matthew Philip Pauk Parks Senior Scholarship Ellen Margaret Meis Bryce Stubbings Gabriel James Klein in a leadership role within Iowa Laura Monson Alexis B. Wyckoff Brett Kenneth Galles Abigail Ruth Hartzler Tate Allen Lobeck Madison V. Pincombe This scholarship, named in honor Jessica Esta Meseck Jidong Sun Tyler Kent Knutson State University’s Department Rachel Alexandra Schmit Eric R. Gerber Holly Diane Hatch Abbie Laine Lucht Matthew Alan Rayman of Iowa State’s 11th president and Brady Roy Ott Senior Elizabeth R. Swedberg Richard Aaron Korneisel of Residence. It honors Charles Kasey Sullivan* Landon William Getting Lucas Adam Jurasek Anna Mattern Anna Marie Reelfs* his wife, is awarded to a senior Alexander Frank Polnow Soma Szabo Jenni S. Kroneman (Chuck) Frederiksen who served as Elizabeth A. Uthoff Keely Sarah Acheson* Yuichi Hamamoto Sophia M. Luu John Joseph Miller Marissa Nicole Roghair* student. This scholarship was Kyle A. Post Garret James Taylor Eva Marlena Kuntz director of residence at Iowa State Mariah Lauren Vos Ross Allen Ackerman Noah Samuel Hamblen Madelyn Ann McCullough Alexa J. Muhlbauer Samantha Lynn Schmitz given by the class of 1996 in Shannon Nicole Rauter Matthew Adam Thorsen John William Lavey for 30 years before retiring in 1996. Mallory Wilhelm Jack Allen Barker David Imhoff Isabel Anne Mendoza Grace Kathleen Murphy Christian M. Schnieders honor of W. Robert Parks, whose Marissa Nicole Roghair* Samual L. Vacura Brittany A. Lende Nicholas Pollock, Aerospace Justin Conrad Birkner Kelly Ann Jacobson Sophia Lorraine Nielsen Jacob David Noftsger Luke T. Schoeberle* 21-year presidency (1965-1986) Sophomore Ellen Marie Sattler Rachel M. Vallier Benjamin L. Lenth Engineering, College of Engineering Samuel Diedrick Brinkman Mitchell Junge Erica Marie Nossaman Jessen O’Fallon* Kyung H. Seo was the longest in the university’s Georgia Kate Ackley Isabella Juliet Shehab Abigail N. Van Rheenen Christopher Lewis Lopez* Sophie Ruthann Buchmayer Alexander T. Kogut Jennae Elise Patras Madelyn Mae Ostendorf Zoe Marie Sirotiak* history, and his wife Ellen, Enlow and Melena Ose Cameron Albus Amanda James Svoboda Abigail Elizabeth Vanduyne Justin David Massner Hannah Faith Carter Gavin Robert Leicht Megan Lynn Poppens Elizabeth Anne Pals Allison E. Steinebrey a scholar with a doctorate in Presidential Scholarship Cole Anderson* Caroline Grace Treadwell Dhanush Karthikeyan Vasudevan Aaron M. McCrary Alexa Terese Cross* Clayton Loyd Nathan John Robillard Olivia K. Penland Kylee Jane Stitz political science who was an avid The Enlow and Melena Ose Kately Marie Bailey Emma Olivia Troyer Robert Blake Walling* Brittany M. McPeek Margaret Ann Duffield Hailey Nicole Lucas Hannah Marie Scott Grant Aaron Podhajsky Jonathan Edward Thielen supporter of Iowa State’s library. Presidential Scholarship was Brooke Nicole Beinhart Bailey Marie Tuttle Sarah Elizabeth Wilson Benjamin John Mord Rose Maxine Eischeid Zahydee Marie Machado Sophie Marie Stahl Emily Grace Pottebaum Alice Anne Tosi* Yash Solanki, Biology and established in 1996 to support Alexander Michael Bender Abigail Rose Wahlig Zachary David Witte Carissa Rose Moyna Grant Owen Fay Sean McFadden William Adrian Reinig John Lawrence Wahlig Genetics, College of Liberal Arts student who meet all criteria to be Hunter Blum Sydney Marie Weldon Spencer P. Wolfe Thomas Richard O’Donnell Senior Will Richard Fraser Stephen Conley McKown Alyssa Kay Romp Robert Andrew Wise* and Sciences named National Merit Scholars. Hannah Rae Buffington Justin John Wigdahl Dale L. 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Peters Alexa Terese Cross* This award was established Gib and Nancy Stanek Tyler Maurice Ingebrand Derek Rupak Patel Marcella Elizabeth Anderson Megan Jean Schmitt one college Thomas George Demers College of Business Isaac Lee Rex Benjamin Theodore Dralle* in 2008 by the university’s Leadership Award Ellen Berniece Jasper Brett Matthew Peterson Heather Abigail Baier Emma Jean Schmudlach Dawson A. Fischer Hannah Kaye Rhoads Ashton M. Ehrecke Sesquicentennial Committee as This award honors Gib and Nancy Freshman Adriana Elizabeth Kammerer Felipe Rodrigues Picchi William Russell Beachner Nathan Kenneth Flickinger Hannah Renee Kath Bailey Jordan Righi a legacy to Iowa State’s 150th Stanek. Both Gib and Nancy Nurul Miza Hannani Binti Ahmad Kevin James Scanlon Grant Richard Benson Emma Noelle Fryauf Grant Isaac Keast Sean William Robinson birthday. Its name comes from promoted leadership qualities Ridzuan Claire Stephanie Schendl Jared Carl Benson Mikaela A. Gaskill John Thomas Kofmehl Connor Benjamin B. Rust a quote by 1883 graduate M.J. during their student days in the Jessica Eva Allinson Owen Christopher Schleicher Dakota John Berbrich Jordan F. Guezimane Alison Carrie Kruse Jamie Abrial Sampson Riggs, the Memorial Union’s first mid-1950s. Gib Stanek was one Brooke Elizabeth Andersen Michael Vaughn Scott Carolyn Faye Bernemann Elizabeth Rachel Holan Adria Lindsey Kunkel Allison M. Schlarmann president, inscribed on a wall in of the original members of the Casi Bartolomucci Dion Simon Parker L. Bibus Luke T. Schoeberle* 06 opinion Iowa State Daily Thursday, April 04, 2019

COLUMN Finding power in forgiveness Holocaust survivor shares her journey

BY SOLOMON.JONES @iowastatedaily.com

Forgiveness seems to be a dif- ficult thing to grasp for both vic- tims and wrongdoers. What seems fair is justice, but sometimes that unreasonable act of forgiveness is practiced. Whether it’s being lied to or being tortured in a mass genocide against your ethnic group, forgiveness might be the most powerful gesture in people’s lives. I had these thoughts run through my head Sunday as I sat and listened to the lecture “Second Chance” by Celina Biniaz, COURTESY OF DES MOINES PUBLIC SCHOOLS Columnist Solomon Jones shares Celia Biniaz’s journey to forgiveness after being liberated during the Holocaust. Jones argues that sometimes finding the a Holocaust survivor. strength to forgive people is something everyone should learn. Biniaz was an 8-year-old Jew when she was first captured in severity. of soup each day.” She mentioned a particular nun, Poland. Her family was moved Biniaz explained that on her If this was her experience with Mater Leontine, who had a tre- to a camp in Czechoslovakia, but last day in Auschwitz, she and her Schindler, who was trying to help mendous influence on her per- I cannot soon was added to the famous mother were getting ready to be the Jews, I cannot imagine her sonal growth in the years after her “Schindler’s List.” Oskar Schindler inaugurated into Auschwitz offi- experience in the camp where they liberation. Biniaz explained her imagine was an ex-Nazi who started to save cially because Schindler had not were trying to torture the Jews. emotions as a “fight against hate” Jews through jobs at his factory. come for them yet. Fast forward a bit to the family’s and said she was in combat with what it is He and his wife, Emilie, created Just before receiving Auschwitz liberation in 1945. When they were bitterness. a list of 1,100 Jews that qualified tattoos, Schindler finally arrived set free from the factory, they were I cannot imagine what it is like to have to come work at his factory. The and explained to the Comandante only given two bolts of cloth and like to have to let go and for- Biniaz family was on that list. Even that Biniaz and her mother were five pairs of scissors to barter with give a person of that measure of to let go though she was put on this list and on his list along with 300 other in order to travel home. wrongdoing. claimed that Mr. Schindler saved women. Her way back to Poland con- Here’s the point: Biniaz has her life, the experience was all but Once Biniaz and her mother sisted of catching up on education, very powerfully portrayed the act and forgive pleasant. arrived at Schindler’s factory, they after missing years in the camps, of forgiveness for what historians Before being transported to were still expected to work and had and sneaking across borders. Biniaz consider to be one the most horrific a person Schindler’s factory, Biniaz and very low rations. eventually, after even more griev- phenomenons of world history. her mother spent five and a half “We were starving and malnour- ances, fled Europe and grew up in There are a lot of horrific things of that weeks in Auschwitz. When asked ished” Biniaz said when describ- Iowa for the rest of her life. in this world and stories maybe about her time in Auschwitz, her ing Schindler’s factory. “We lived So how can someone find for- even more traumatic and unfair measure of only response was, “traumatic.” above the factory in barracks, giveness after experiencing such than Biniaz’s, but my gained per- The silence of the Great Hall and which was good because the heat suffering and pain? When Biniaz spective and wisdom from her wrongdoing. the attentiveness of the listeners from the factory rose. We were was liberated she explained her story is that there should be no made this one-word response ring given a slice of bread and a bowl hate toward the Nazis. reason not to forgive in this world.

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KATLYN CAMPBELL/ IOWA STATE DAILY Defensive end JaQuan Bailey tries to shed a block against the Iowa football team during the game at Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City on Sept. 8, 2018. The Cyclones were defeated 13-3. Defensive line leans on experience

BY AARON.MARNER Bailey and Lima combined to make 25 starts their redshirt. record for career sacks at 18.5 — adding another @iowastatedaily.com last season on the defensive line while redshirt Petersen found a role on special teams, where weapon from the outside will only make the unit junior defensive end Enyi Uwazurike started he tallied eight tackles in eight games. He was more dangerous for opposing offenses. Considering how much roster turnover college eight. But it goes beyond just the starters. one of four Iowa State true freshmen last season Rasheed hopes the young players on his line sports teams face, it’s rare to see a unit return Defensive end Matt Leo played in all 13 who didn’t redshirt. grow into the player Bailey is. essentially all of its production from one year games last year, starting five games in Uwazurike’s “When I got here in the summer I talked to “He wants to be the best for the team,” to the next. absence. Senior tackle Jamahl Johnson enters his everyone and anyone I could,” Petersen said. Rasheed said. “It doesn’t matter if he sets the That’s the position Iowa State’s defensive fourth year having played in 29 games. “When fall camp came around some of the record or breaks it, it’s what he’s doing for the line has found itself in, however, making spring Even the young players, like redshirt freshman older guys really just took us all in. Throughout team. That’s changed for him. Maybe the younger practice even more important for a group Isaiah Lee (two games played) and sophomore the season if I had any questions I could go to JaQuan would’ve said ‘hey, I want to break this expected to lead the Cyclone defense. Zach Petersen (eight games) enter 2019 with JaQuan, Enyi, Spencer [Benton] and they’d just record.’ He does not care.” Led by seniors JaQuan Bailey and Ray Lima notable experience under their belts. help me out.” If the Iowa State defensive line can match its — who were named second team All-Big 12 “It’s gonna help my game out a lot,” Lee said The Cyclones are experimenting with 6-foot-4 2018 production, the Cyclones’ defense could by the league’s coaches in 2018 — the Iowa about getting on the field in his redshirt season. redshirt freshman Will McDonald at outside once again be among the best in the Big 12. State defensive front could smash several school “I feel like me getting that experience especially linebacker after he spent his first year in Ames Rasheed said he won’t let his players be records in 2019. That experience has changed the against West Virginia ... it’s gonna help me out at defensive end. satisfied with that, however. way the unit is going through spring practices. more in the future when I start getting more McDonald would essentially be a fourth “I’ll never let them feel like they’ve made it,” “We’re not really installing just base stuff,” said reps.” pass rusher the Cyclones could utilize when Rasheed said. “I won’t. What’s really great about defensive line coach Eli Rasheed. “You’re trying Lee benefitted from the newly-implemented presenting a 3-man defensive line. this group is that they’re humble guys. They will to figure out different things and do different rule from the NCAA which allows players to With talented pass rushers like Uwazurike always work to get better. That’s a great thing things for the fall.” participate in up to four games without burning and Bailey — the latter being tied for the school for a coach.” Pair of Cyclone freshmen shine in Cyclones 9-1 victory

BY SAM.STUVE and an ERA of 2.43 on the season. said Iowa State coach Jamie @iowastatedaily.com “It definitely feels great to play a Pinkerton. “The reason why we have big role in getting the win, and I did been turning these double plays is Iowa State’s matchup with Drake a lot better than I have been doing,” cause she turns them well.” was rained out Wednesday, giving the Mortimer said. Simpson turned things around Cyclones a 1-0 record in their mid- Coming into Tuesday’s game, the offensively on Tuesday. In the bat- week back-to-back series after they Cyclones were not playing sound ter’s box, she had three hits in three beat South Dakota in Tuesday’s game. defensively like in their last six at-bats and hit two home runs — Back in early March, the games unlike how they were play- including a grand slam in the bottom Cyclones played a game in Phoenix, ing to begin the season. of the first inning — and had seven Arizona, against the South Dakota On Tuesday, despite having two RBIs. Coyotes. That game needed two errors, the Cyclones appeared to “My mindset today to square up extra innings for the Cyclones to shore things up, and it showed on on the ball and hit it hard,” Simpson come out on top, but the Cyclones the scoreboard. said. “[Before today] I was way out only needed five innings to beat the “Personally, I made an error, but in front in every at-bat, so I had to Coyotes on Tuesday. MIKINNA KERNS/ IOWA STATE DAILY overall we did well compared to the change my mindset.” The Cyclones earned a 9-1 victory Iowa State freshman Kasey Simpson gets South Dakota junior Camille last few games,” Mortimer said. Against the Coyotes, Simpson in five innings over the Coyotes on Fowler out at second base then throws to first during the Iowa State vs. Simpson made her 27th start of produced seven of the Cyclones Tuesday. Two freshmen made a sig- South Dakota softball game held at the Cyclone Sports Complex April 2. the season and turned two double nine runs. Simpson’s seven RBIs tied nificant impact against the Coyotes The Cyclones smashed three home runs and defeated the Coyotes 9-1. plays in the field for the Cyclones. her for the most RBIs by a Cyclone in pitcher Shannon Mortimer and Coming into Tuesday’s game, in a game with Erica Miller, who second basemen Kasey Simpson. Cyclones played much better, hold- In five innings pitched, Mortimer Simpson had gone hitless in the had seven RBIs against St. John’s Coming into their game against ing the Coyotes to a solitary run. — a South Grafton, Massachusetts, last six games but had played well in 2013. the Coyotes on Tuesday, the Cyclones Part of their success defen- native — threw four strikeouts, defensively. Simpson also hit the game-ending had struggled defensively, allowing 45 sively against South Dakota was allowed five hits and allowed one “One thing that hasn’t really two RBI double to centerfield that runs in their last six games. due to Simpson at second base and run. wavered with her since she’s been sealed the 9-1 victory for Iowa State However, on Tuesday, the Mortimer on the mound. Mortimer now has a record of 5-4 scuffling at the plate is her defense,” in the bottom of the fifth inning. 08 LIMELIGHT Iowa State Daily Thursday, April 04, 2019 Adapting a classic Josh Peck visits campus BY MARGARET.TROUP ‘Godspell’ aims @iowastatedaily.com to please modern “Drake & Josh” star Josh Peck and hypnotist Brian Imbus will be performing audiences at the final ISU AfterDark event of the semester this Friday in the Great Hall of BY AVERI.BAUDLER the Memorial Union. Imbus will perform @iowastatedaily.com at 9 p.m. followed by Peck at 11 p.m. Peck, best known for his role in the hit Art often has an ability to convey import- Nickelodeon show “Drake & Josh,” will be ant and timely themes to vast audiences no answering questions in a Q&A that will matter how old the source material may be. give audience members a glimpse into both “Godspell,” a musical that originally premiered his personal and professional life. in 1971, will be doing just that as it brings Since “Drake & Josh,” Peck has worked messages of inclusivity and love to Iowa State’s in a myriad of movies including the 2012 Fisher Theater in the coming weekends. horror movie “ATM,” the 2012 “Red “Godspell” centers around Jesus, Judas/John Dawn” remake and a recurring role as the Baptist and a group of diverse individu- Eddie in the “Ice Age” franchise. COURTESY OF SUB Josh Peck is best known for his role in als, otherwise known as ‘storytellers,’ as they JENA BROSAM/ IOWA STATE DAILY Peck found internet fame on Vine Nickelodeon’s “Drake & Josh.” He maintains sing and dance their way through parables Olly Manning, Sydi Lapsley and Nicolas and started a comedic vlog channel on his stardom through his Vine account and Ronkar, perform during a dress rehearsal on of the Book of Matthew. Though the show YouTube, where he has nearly 3 million YouTube channel. contains religious roots, the cast and crew of Tuesday for the musical Godspell. subscribers. Iowa State’s production have strived to make “We generate ideas of who we want to that the students bring to the show, their “Godspell” applicable to the modern audi- ‘character Emily’ and ‘real Emily,’” Heckle said. bring for AfterDark,” said Diego Bonilla, excitement, it rivals any other college that ences of today. “We’ve been able to use our own backgrounds sophomore in event management and I visit. I’m excited to bring some brand “Many of the stories [from the show] are and differing views to craft our story on stage, the Student Union Board’s Multicultural new material to the show that you’ve never well known but hard to internalize in a pres- and for every character there are lessons that Awareness co-director. “We started think- seen before.” ent-day context,” said Emily Heckle, a junior come easily and others that we struggle with. ing about Josh Peck last semester and Imbus says his show is sure to astonish who plays one of the storytellers. “Our cast But in the end it is the message of love that talked to see what fits best for us.” those who attend, as well as those who are and crew has been challenged with the task of ties us together as a community.” Preceding Peck will be hypnotist, Brian brave enough to be one of his volunteers creating a work of art that respects the ideas Nicolas Ronkar, a sophomore in kinesiol- Imbus. Imbus has been performing for on stage. and morals of the parables while also making ogy, plays one of the two traditional roles in colleges and other organizations for over Entry and all activities held during ISU them relatable to a diverse crowd.” the show as Judas/John. Ronkar says that his twenty years. AfterDark are free for all participants. In Ryan Foreman, a senior in music, playing favorite part of “Godspell” is getting to share He has hypnotized over 100,000 people addition to the performers, there will also the role of a storyteller, agreed the main goal the important themes with audiences through throughout the course of his career and his be caricature drawings, bingo, a photo for the cast and crew is changing the message performance. energetic shows always amaze. booth, free Panda Express, bowling, bil- of the show to be more relevant to college “My favorite part of being in this show is the “I’ve been visiting Iowa State for the liards, karaoke and a chance to win $1,000 students. message that it sends,” Ronkar said. “It feels past ten years,” Imbus said. “The energy in a lottery drawing. “To me, ‘Godspell’ is a community coming incredible to be a part of something bigger, together and putting aside our differences, something that stands for a message and some- realizing our own faults and above all else thing that stands for us.” loving everyone, period,” Foreman said. “With The cast and crew of “Godspell” say they such a divisive culture we live in, it’s import- hope to put up a mirror to audiences to reflect ant to remember we are all humans and we all on what is currently going on in the world. crave the sense to belong to something greater “I think people should see ‘Godspell’ because than ourselves.” it really speaks a message of what we need in “Godspell” is unique in that there are only this world today,” Foreman said. “With so two traditional characters: Jesus and Judas/ much political divide and hatred in the world, John. The other storytellers are not so much it’s easy to pick sides and get caught up in the characters as they are an extension of the actors fear and anger that’s thrown around from all themselves. Heckle said this aspect has been directions. one of the most challenging parts of preparing Sometimes we need a reminder that we for the show. aren’t all so different after all and wonder if “It’s been a complicated process to find we just held a mirror up to ourselves, would out the similarities and differences between we be proud of who we see in the reflection?” Rent to live don’t live to rent We're spending $8 Million Dollars in renovations so you have SHOWTIMES at a price point that doesn't steal from your social life. luxury options APRIL 5TH - APRIL 14TH LIVE SOCIAL

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