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Alex Kelly/Iowa State Daily Kristin Failor, Board of Regents state relations officer, said, “There’s such a wonderful energy being on campus.” State relations o cer values student input

By Jake.Dalbey @iowastatedaily.com

Though her title is Board of Regents state relations officer, Kristin Failor, newly- appointed member in the office of the president, desires to be a pipeline for student input. Failor is an Iowa native. Graduating from the University of Iowa in 1997, she later attended Drake University to study law. Failor first began eyeing the state relations officer position for the Board of Regents after speaking with former officer Joe Murphy. Murphy’s enthusiasm toward the posi- tion and Failor’s prior titles convinced her Hannah Olson/Iowa State Daily About 26,000 people turned out in Des Moines on Saturday to march for women’s rights. Women’s rights marches took place in all 50 states. to give the opening a chance. “I was a former staffer in the house and a lobbyist; this takes everything I loved about that job and removed what I hated,” Failor has been a goal for Republicans Other key benefits of the Afford- said. “Because in this role, you’re staffing Affordable Care Act on Capitol Hill since the law’s able Care Act include an expansion the university, but you’re really a purveyor inception. of Medicaid that covers more low- of information. Not twisting knobs like a faces uncertainty as The act has been a controversial income Americans and a mandate lobbyist.” issue in Washington and through- that prevents insurance companies Not conforming to a traditionally aggres- Trump takes office out the country since it was signed from denying coverage for those sive demeanor, as typically seen in many into law by Obama in 2010. 49 with pre-existing conditions. lobbyist roles, Failor describes herself as By Brandon.Ghazali percent of Americans favor the law, Perhaps the biggest criticism of a goofy person — a trait she felt would be @iowastatedaily.com while 47 percent oppose it, accord- the act is the fact that it is man- embraced at Iowa State. ing to a CNN/ORC poll released dated. Along with the difference in job descrip- earlier this month. People are required to have tion, Failor felt strongly about the atmo- As with every new administra- Obama’s signature health care health insurance, and if they don’t, sphere at Iowa State. Visiting schools in tion, there are many questions that law has been touted by Demo- they are assessed additional taxes Colorado and Texas, Failor stands behind Americans are asking regarding the crats for numerous reasons. One is on their income. her belief that nothing can compare to nation’s future under President that it requires insurance plans to Sen. Rand Paul, R-Kentucky, re- Iowa State’s campus. Donald Trump. cover 10 essential health benefits, leased some details of his proposed “There’s such a wonderful energy being One of the most prevalent ques- including coverage of maternity replacement plan for the Afford- on campus,” Failor said. “It’s a salt to the tions is about the current state of care, mental health and chronic able Care Act, including “getting earth Iowan type place. However, I still the American health care system. diseases. rid of the Obamacare mandates” don’t understand how some of you can A prominent part of Trump’s While this has the possibility of on insurance plans, which sup- walk around in T-shirts and shorts in win- campaign was his promise to creating better plans that allow porters say will lower costs for ter. That will always be odd.” repeal former President Barack people to receive better preven- people who don’t need the robust Failor described the students of Iowa Obama’s health care law. tative care, many have argued plans offered through the Afford- State as “Midwest nice,” stating that a To begin fulfilling that promise, that people have had their plans able Care Act. student helped her make her way across Trump signed an executive order cancelled by insurance compa- Paul’s plan left some unan- campus when she was lost and gave her Friday night initiating a freeze on nies because they don’t meet the swered questions, including what the feeling that the population on campus any new “Obamacare” regulations. requirements. effects it would have on Medicare. “epitomizes Iowa.” The action, one of Trump’s first The cost of replacing these plans He told CNN’s Wolf Blitzer last Emphasizing the importance of various from the Oval Office, sets into mo- is higher because people may Monday that it would be up to the voices on campus, Failor wants to help tion efforts to repeal and replace be paying more for services they the Affordable Care Act, which don’t use. HEALTH CARE p8 INPUT p8 Muslim Americans reassured of rights in Constitution

By Alex.Ivanisevic the guest speakers who would be presenting: @iowastatedaily.com ACLU of Iowa legal director, Rita Bettis, and head of the (CAIR) department to monitor and combat Islamophobia, Corey Saylor. He A discussion on the legal rights of Muslim also said that Ames Police Chief Chuck Cy- students at Iowa State was hosted in the chosz would be present during the question Memorial Union Monday night with the and answer portion to answer any questions question of the night asking “What are your about what the Ames community is doing to rights?” combat Islamophobia. Before the start of Monday night’s discus- The informative portion of the discussion sion, Humza Malik, president of the Muslim began with Bettis taking over the mic and Student Association, arrived at the Sun Room presenting about Muslim rights and the in order to prepare for the forum and the in- processes involved in combating anti-Muslim troduction he would give for the event. discrimination. An educational display of the Malik explained that many of the Muslim constitutional rights guaranteed to Muslims international students have expressed con- in America and an analysis of the uncon- cern for how they will be treated and have stitutional proposed acts or laws that have been treated. Besides presenting information recently been theorized ensued. about the guest speakers, and the American “The ACLU has long sought a country, and Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) and Council of in Iowa, where religious liberty and equality American Islamic Relations (CAIR), Malik under the law are assured,” Bettis said. “At the believed the conversation could provide an- ACLU, we know that our country has yet to swers and guidance to those students. fulfi ll its foundational promise to be free and “This is more of an information session for equal for all. Since the days following 9/11, them,” Malik said. “Half of it is going to be the ACLU has prioritized work to combat talking about what [the guest speakers] do anti-Muslim discrimination.” Chris Jorgenson/Iowa State Daily and their experiences and then the other half She said there has been discriminatory and Corey Saylor, head of the Council of American-Islamic Relations, speaks at the “What Are Your Rights” forum Monday. Saylor talked about the incoming Trump administration and cabinet and their history relating to Islam. of the conversation will be centered toward disrespectful rhetoric in the last presidential any questions anyone has.” election and how such rhetoric has been used Bettis said. “Profi ling American Muslims would violate At the beginning of the discussion, Malik by the current president. With that information, she also included the First and Fifth amendments,” Bettis said. welcomed conversation moderator Clark “I want to walk you through exactly why “Know Your Rights” information such as the “The U.S. Constitution guarantees equal Wolf, director of bioethics and professor of his specifi c anti-Muslim proposals, if ever en- rights Muslims, and people of any religious protection of the laws and any federal law or philosophy at Iowa State, to speak. acted, and we would fi ght that, would violate orientation, have to wear any religious garb Wolf gave a brief introduction for each of the Constitution and laws of our country,” of his or her choice. RIGHTS p4

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WEATHER DIGITAL TUESDAY How to avoid sickness CONTENT Slight chance of rain and 38 By ISD Special Sections plying it to your college bat that cold. snow life. Stay in NEWS Don’t share drinks We know the FOMO is 32 Winter always seems to This time of year, shar- real, but there will always Weather provided by National Weather Service be cold and fl u season. In ing is not caring. be another mug night. TIMELINE OF MLK addition to seeing a doc- Get enough sleep Editor’s note: This ar- tor, follow these tips to As tempting as it is to ticle is intended to be a AND HIS LIFE stay as healthy as possible watch that next episode, fun weekly piece about With Martin Luther King POLICE BLOTTER this winter. turn off the Netfl ix and go relevant topics Iowa State Jr. Day still being celebrat- The information in the log comes from All those accused of violating the law Wash your hands to bed. students face. This is not ed in the Ames commu- the ISU and City of Ames police depart- are innocent until proven guilty in a ments’ records. court of law. We learned this when Drink water intended to offend any- nity, check out his legacy we were 3 — just keep ap- Stay hydrated to com- one. via timeline online at io- wastatedaily.com. Jan. 20 Ryan Tranmer, 22, of 129 Wilmoth Avenue Ames, Trevor Bell, 20, of 204 Iowa, was arrested and SNAPSHOT NEWS Beach Road, Ames, Iowa, charged with operating was cited for possession while intoxicated, interfer- of drug paraphernalia and ence with official acts, ex- WHAT DOES A possession of a controlled cessive speed and failure to POLICE CHIEF DO? substance at Maple Hall at yield to emergency vehicle 12:10 a.m. at Wilmoth Avenue and Sto- As Iowa State continues ry Street at 1:55 a.m. its search for a new po- An individual reported being lice chief, we’ve compiled the victim of fraud at the An individual reported the some of the police chief’s Armory Building at 1:21 p.m. theft of a sign Larch Hall = top duties. at 2:01 a.m. An individual reported the theft of books at the Memo- Ashley Arnote,19, of 926 LIFESTYLE rial Union at 2:12 p.m. Hayward Avenue Unit 6444, Ames, Iowa, was cited for WHAT DOES WINTER An officer investigated a possession of drug para- property damage collision at phernalia at Lot 61G at 9:43 TASTE LIKE? Lot 45 at 5:02 p.m. p.m. Members of our self staff Joshua Mcdowall, 18, of Officers checked on the wel- share their favorite winter 140 Beach Road Unit 7354, fare of an individual experi- flavors. Share yours @ Ames, Iowa, was arrested encing emotional difficulties. isdselfstyle. Find the story and charged with public in- The person was transported on our app. toxication and criminal mis- to a medical facility for treat- chief 5th degree at Helser ment at Friley Hall at 10:21 SPORTS Hall at 10:49 p.m. p.m. Kennedy DeRaedt/Iowa State Daily Bailey Pribyl, 18, of 221 Jan. 22 TOUGH WINDS FOR Beyer Court Unit 1554 Ames, Iowa, was arrested Officers were asked to IOWA PROFESSOR LECTURES ON FLOODING CYCLONE GOLF and charged with public in- check on the welfare of an A lecture about models of flood hazards, vulnerability and water sustainability took place Monday night. Eric Curious how men’s golf toxication and criminal mis- individual at Hyland Avenue Tate, assistant professor and director of graduate studies in geographical and sustainability sciences at the is doing at the Arizona In- chief 5th degree at Helser and Lincoln Way at 1:03 a.m. University of Iowa, spoke about how it is important to focus on the physical and social aspects of floods. vitational? Find out online Hall at 10:49 p.m. at iowastatedaily.com or Officers were asked to on our app. Jan. 21 check on the welfare of an individual at Helser Hall at An officer initiated an as- 1:50 a.m. Style sta ’s top winter wear sault related investigation CORRECTIONS between two individu- An individual reported the By Style Staff serve as an extra warm ry, self and style editor als at State Avenue and theft of items from a vehicle layer or a fashionable Mortensen Road at 12:22 at 4120 Maricopa Drive at addition to an outfit.” “My favorite winter ac- The Iowa State Daily stated a.m. 9:21 p.m. “My favorite winter ac- - Madison Pincombe, cessory is my knee-high that the Iowa State Dance Mar- cessory is my gray, long- reporter black boots. 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Jill Itzen/Iowa State Daily Meeker Elementary students sing during the MLK Celebration program Monday at the Ames Middle School. More than a hundred children sang “Martin Luther King” together at the celebration. Community celebrates MLK

By Nik.Heftman “When I’m in a wheelchair [someday], I’ll look for- keynote speaker Daniel Spikes, assistant professor @iowastatedaily.com ward to them making the right choices.” of educational administration in Iowa State’s School Devita Harden, president of the League of Wom- of Education. Clinton highlighted Spikes’ likeness en Voters of Ames and Story County and the emcee to King, sharing Spikes’ academic and personal ac- Hundreds of members of the Ames community of the night, took the stage to welcome everyone. complishments to the audience. gathered at Ames Middle School Monday night to She asked all elected officials in attendance to stand Spikes started his speech by highlighting the ac- celebrate the life and legacy of social revolutionary up. Those who stood were met by applause. complishments of King that he felt were well docu- Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The event, named Equal- Harden brought Mayor Ann H. Campbell to the mented in history books and other texts, namely the ity, Justice and Unity: Ames Community MLK Day stage. Campbell said she had the opportunity to Montegomery Bus Boycott and his achieving of the Celebration, was rescheduled from Jan. 16 due to hear King speak when he visited Iowa 50 years ago. Nobel Peace Prize. inclimate weather. She continued by quoting King’s famous letter “Some of us tend to situate Dr. Martin Luther King The Ames Human Relations Commission, in col- written during his time in the Birmingham Jail. “In- Jr. and his accomplishments in a particular time in laboration with several other community sponsors, justice anywhere, is a threat to justice everywhere.” space, almost suggesting that he won,” Spikes said. organized the event. Hundreds of Ames community A montage of Ames community members per- And as a result there, is no more suffering, there is members conversed for the first half hour of the forming community service followed. The montage no more racism and there is no more injustice.” event while a video of King’s acceptance speech was played on a projector, and it featured photos Spikes said racism is still alive today, and he urged for his Nobel Peace Prize award he received in 1964 of King with some of his quotes. Harden returned the audience to take a look at where the world is now played on a projector. to the stage to invite two students from the middle in regard to racism and injustice, often citing King’s When the video concluded, Boy Scouts Troop school. The students shared original pieces of book, “Where Do We Go From Here?” No. 196 and Girl Scouts Troop No. 1215 presented poetry. “While progress has been made, racism is alive the American flag alongside the flag of Iowa and led John Klaus, chair of the Ames Humans Relations and well,” Spikes said. “[The fight against injustice] the audience in the Pledge of Allegiance. After the Commission, took the stage next to present the will require us to understand how racism works in presentation of colors, the curtain on stage opened, Ames Humanitarian Award to Jamet Colton, com- our society. It will require us to take action. It will revealing a choir composed of Meeker and Sawyer munity activist. She gave an emotional acceptance require us to become anti-racism.” elementary students led by Charles Grim. The stu- speech that was met by applause throughout its Spikes closed by recognizing all of the local insti- dents were met by applause and awe, which was duration. tutions that have worked to become more educated quickly interrupted when the students began to “Now is when you run for office,” Colton said on diversity and inclusion. His speech was met with sing selections “Martin Luther King” and “We are to the audience. “Now is when you make unity, a thunderous applause. the People of the 21st Century.” solidarity and social justice part of your daily lives.” Harden took the stage for the final time to bid The children wore lime green shirts bearing After Colton’s fiery speech, Harden returned to farewell to the audience. “MEEKER C.A.R.E.S” on the front. the stage to invite Edna Clinton, member of the “There is still work to be done,” Harden said. The “These kids are our future,” Grim, who was also League of Women Voters of Ames and Story County, night was concluded by the singing of, “We Shall wearing the lime green shirt, said to the audience. to the stage. Clinton was tasked with introducing Overcome,” led by Harden and Grim.

Thielen expands mental health services Panel to highlight

By Sarah.Muller @iowastatedaily.com the legal rights of

Mental health services have ex- panded at the Thielen Student immigrants in U.S. Health Center with the addition of Ranae Roberts, nurse practitioner By Whitney.Mason for Diversity and Inclusion. in psychiatry, redistribution of pa- @iowastatedaily.com “[DACA and Muslim im- tients and practicing collaborative migrant students] have to care. support each other.” The Health Center’s mental health A panel discussion fo- Mendez-Shannon care was only being managed by Dr. rum that will take place at stressed the importance of Carver Nebbe, psychiatrist, since 7 p.m. Wednesday in the undocumented immigrants June 2007. But Director Erin Baldwin Sun Room of the Memo- understanding their rights made it a priority to extend services rial Union will discuss the and not being afraid when and added Roberts in December. rights of immigrants, espe- they come in contact with Roberts applied to the Health cially designated Deferred law enforcement. Center two years ago, but shortly Action for Childhood Arriv- “Everyone can attend after one of her family members als (DACA) recipients. and participate,” Mendez- became severely ill, she decided The forum, “What Are Shannon said.” It’s all about it wasn’t the right time for her to the Legal Rights of Immi- knowing your rights.” change employment. grants,” will be hosted by The panel will feature When Baldwin received her po- the Office of Diversity and Sonia Reyes-Snyder, execu- sition in January 2016, she began Inclusion and Hispanic and tive officer from the Office expanding the staff by about seven Latinx Affairs. DACA recipi- of Latino Affairs and the providers. As a part of her plan to Courtesy of the Thielen Student Health Center ents are students who re- state of Iowa’s Department Ranae Roberts, nurse practitioner in psychiatry, was hired at the Thielen Student Health Center hire new positions, Baldwin called in December. Through an expansion in mental health services, Roberts has been able to take ceive administrative relief of Human Rights; Ann Naf- Roberts and asked her to reconsider care of multiple patients, which provides more access to the Iowa State community. from being deported and fier, immigration attorney a position at the Health Center. are given opportunities to for Justice For Our Neigh- “[Baldwin] was really surprising ing patients between the two mental erts want to break is the idea that receive an education. Dis- bors; Sandra Sanchez from on the phone,” Roberts said. “I think health providers. having a mental illness means some- cussion topics will include American Friends Service it says something to have the provid- “[I’m seeing] patients that need one is “crazy.” proper ways to address hate Committee; Sandra Zapata ers that work here promote balance mental health services that includes “A lot of people come in and are incidents and the resources from One Iowa; and Rita between work life and home life. We anxiety and depression and any- fearful,” Roberts said. “I like to nor- available for students at Bettis from American Civil all kind of work on that really hard. thing that comes along with the malize their feelings, and sometimes the University of Iowa and Liberties Union of Iowa. I think it says something when your daily stress of being a student,” if you put a scientific spin on it, I Iowa State University. The panel correlates providers are happy and healthy. I Roberts said. think it helps.” “[DACA, undocumented with the “What Are Your think patients will recognize that.” The Centers for Disease Control Even though the Health Center immigrants and Muslim Rights” discussion, which By doubling the mental health and Prevention reported that “by and Student Counseling Services immigrants] are both mar- took place Monday in the services, Roberts has been able to the year 2020, depression will be the cater to mental health, they are ginalized and targeted,” Sun Room of the Memorial take care of multiple patients, which second-leading cause of disability separated by their funding and spe- said Liz Mendez-Shannon, Union and covered Islamo- provides more access to the Iowa throughout the world, trailing only cific services. project director for His- phobia in the United States State community. This reduced ischemic heart disease.” panic/Latinx Affairs and and the rights of Muslim Nebbe’s patient size by redistribut- One stigma that Nebbe and Rob- THIELEN p4 Office of the Vice President immigrants. 4 - NEWS/GAMES

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Sudoku by the Mepham Group Vocational rehab petition created LEVEL: By Nik.Heftman 1 2 3 4 @iowastatedaily.com Complete the grid so each row, column and 3-by- The Alliance for Disabil- 3 box (in bold ity Awareness (ADA) at Iowa State has circulated borders) contains a petition in an effort to every digit, 1 to return vocation rehabili- 9. For strategies tation back to Iowa State. on how to solve Iowa Vocational Reha- Sudoku, visit bilitation Services (IVRS) www.sudoku. has provided the reha- org.uk bilitation to individuals with disabilities as part of a partnership between the organization and the Crossword university since 1987. “We’re hoping to have [IVRS] back on campus so that it’s accessible for students who have dis- abilities,” Laura Wieder- holt, president of Alliance for Disability Awareness, Max Goldberg/Iowa State Daily said. “Our hope is to bring The Office for Student Disability Resources and the Alliance for Disability Awareness, both housed in the Stu- dent Services Building, hope to move the Iowa Vocational Rehabilitation Services back to campus. them back to campus, or as close to campus as pos- additional staff in the fall “[IVRS] has helped us a orated with the Office of sible.” of 2016. There was not lot, but even if there’s full Student Affairs, IVRS and IVRS works with indi- enough office space for support for the petition, other offices to develop viduals with disabilities IVRS and the additional the office space still needs the best alternative. to help them achieve em- staff. to be found.” “Over the years, the ployment and economic As a result, IVRS relo- Wiederholt added that Student Services staff has independence. cated to its main office in students who seek voca- doubled,” Robinder said. Wiederholt, who also is north Ames in November tional rehabilitation are “We looked at so many a member of the diversity 2016. struggling to get it due to creative options as to committee for Iowa State’s “[IVRS] provided one- the move, often having to where we might keep or Student Government, said on-one services that ISU choose between attending move an office. Ultimate- IVRS provides assistance can’t,” Wendy Stevenson, their rehabilitation ap- ly, [IVRS] determined the with tuition, technologi- adviser for the ADA and pointment or class. space they had in north cal accessibility assistance disabilities coordinator “Some students, espe- Ames was the best option and assistance with mo- for the Office for Student cially those with chronic for them.” Across 52 Blog VIPs 13 Gen-__: boomer’s 53 Bubble bath spot kid, usually bility. Disability Resources, said. fatigue, don’t have the Robinder said the cur- 1 Many an Amman 55 Arctic sea bird 21 Surprised scream Since the fall of 1987, Despite the relocation energy to do both,” Wie- rent arrangement will re- man 57 Classic comedy 22 Cleaning up after IVRS has had an office on of vocation rehab, the derholt said. “It’s not a main for the rest of the 5 Grab, as ice cubes team, with “The” ... the mess? campus where its staff for student disability re- decision I want them to semester. 9 Seuss character and what the last 25 Still owed who “speaks for the words of 20-, 38- and 26 Appear that way provides services to stu- sources has arranged for have to make.” “We’re going to con- trees” 44-Across comprise 27 Palette user dents. IVRS to provide services Keith Robinder, interim tinue to figure out how to 14 Ship bottom 63 Mexican mom 28 Inscribed award In response to the on Mondays and Thurs- dean of students, said the make it work,” Robinder 15 Auth. unknown 66 Wrap for a sprain 29 Check from the IRS growth of enrollment at days, 12 hours per week, decision to move voca- said. “Getting back to vo- 16 Fit to be tied 67 Agatha Christie’s 30 Films featuring 17 Opposed to title chaps in chaps Iowa State, the student in a conference room in tional rehab was not made cational rehab having ded- 18 Flat-topped eleva- 68 Universal principle 32 Fasten, as buttons disability resources of- the campus’ Laboratory of lightly. icated offices [on campus] tion 69 Letter-named 33 Junkyard metal fice at Iowa State hired Mechanics building. Student Services collab- is the ideal solution.” 19 Consumerist thoroughfares in 35 Protestant denom. Ralph Bklyn. 37 Let loose 20 Rock used for 70 Soprano Gluck 39 Fuzzy fruit hammering, e.g. 71 Gossipmonger 41 Detested thing 23 Mousse kin 72 Religious offshoot 45 Insult 24 NBC skit show 73 Ringful on a belt 46 Most shipshape Social media draws mixed feelings from ISU 25 Neighbor of Can. 50 Lovebirds, e.g. 28 Seasoned veteran 54 Software test 31 Sneaker brand Down versions By Robert.Roberson Education believe that stu- more likely to base their tion platforms, there have 34 Sharper, as vision 56 George Eastman’s @iowastatedaily.com dents may not be able to opinions on Facebook constantly been adjust- 36 One that falls in 1 Triumphant cries camera verify the accuracy of in- community-based cues.” ments to emerging tech- the fall 2 Littlest of a litter 57 Easy race pace 38 Shari Lewis’ Lamb 3 Voice below 58 Whence icicles formation they find online. Politically, Hastings be- nologies,” Boyles said. Chop, memorably soprano hang For some members of Though this is true, it lieves social media is hurt- “Social networks are such 40 Media workers’ 4 Showy jewelry 59 Building detail, the Iowa State community, doesn’t mean that there’s ing younger people. an extremely new form of org. 5 Fare steamed in briefly the positives and nega- anything wrong with col- “We believe partaking communication.” 42 Mentalist Geller corn husks 60 Big windstorm 43 Home of baseball’s 6 Ten C-notes 61 Award for a sitcom tives of social media aren’t lege students. Both Besch in social media is interac- Boyles said understand- Marlins 7 Wine quality 62 Red and Coral completely clear. 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Besch expressed hope getting out and doing any- has positive or negative Corinne Hastings, Iowa that college students and thing. We’re not talking to effects on society. by Linda Black State alumna in politi- graduates would be more people face to face.” “Every generation, in- Horoscopes cal science; Darcy Besch, likely to identify false in- There seems to be no cluding millennials, are Today’s Birthday graduate student in soci- formation. clarity on whether social currently grappling with (01/24/17) ology and teaching assis- “Most people are busy, media is good or bad over- how to best integrate so- tant in women and gender it’s not just college stu- all. AJ Agrwal argues on cial technologies into our Partnership unlocks doors this year. Strengthen community connections. studies; and Jan Boyles, dents … at least one of the Forbes that “It’s Not All everyday lives,” Boyles Money flows with greater ease after 3/20. 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A friend makes a financial matters today and dent, even Congress or any law that contact for you. tomorrow. they will pass,” Bettis said. “We will use all the tools that we have available Gemini - 7 Sagittarius - 8 to us to oppose any of the harmful (May 21-June 20) (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) proposals.” Someone’s saying You may respectfully Saylor followed Bettis with words of nice things about you. disagree with an reassurance. Confidently take charge today and opinionated person. Avoid sparks “The election was three months tomorrow. An important message by listening without automatically ago,” Saylor said. “Relax, it’s cool, finally comes through. Upgrade reacting. A partner or assistant is Chris Jorgensen/Iowa State Daily technology, if necessary. Think a big help for the next couple of we’re going to be all right. The consti- tution is bigger than any of this.” ACLU of Iowa legal director Rita Bettis began the “Know Your Rights” forum Monday night by through what you truly need. days. 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Sidestep unexpected THIELEN p3 an emphasis on the medi- primary care providers tal health so we can move goals, and make plans. communications gracefully. cal side of mental health in the health centers by forward.” “There’s no wrong and can prescribe medi- having collaborative care While the group is only Leo - 7 Aquarius - 7 (July 23-Aug. 22) (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) door,” Baldwin said. “If cations. But they also meetings on Tuesdays. beginning the collabora- Your friends are your Stick to joyful pursuits you don’t know where to take time to sit and talk to Nebbe hopes that by tive care meetings, it hopes inspiration, especially today and tomorrow. start, I think it’s OK to start students who need their using the collaborative to see where patients over- today and tomorrow. Enjoy time You’re especially lucky with love at either place. We work mental health put in per- care philosophy the Health lap and learn from one spent together. Keep track of and games. It’s not a good time together.” spective. Center can improve the another’s situations. Neb- earnings. Watch your budget. It’s for speculation, though. Listen for Student Counseling “Student Counseling mental health and behav- be claims that the Health not a good time to gamble. Come the commitment underneath a Services is mostly fund- Services provide coun- ior health care. Center will tailor the meet- up with profitable ideas. complaint. Avoid getting irritated. ed by general funds from seling, or psychotherapy, “It involved having ings to the needs of the the university, while the Nebbe said. “[We are] health specialists or health Iowa State community. Virgo - 8 Pisces - 8 Health Center is primarily not exclusively medical, providers in a primary care “A lot of it’s probably (Aug. 23-Sept. (Feb. 19-March 20) funded by student fees. but it’s an emphasis on setting so that you can ex- going to be [Nebbe and 22) There’s plenty Attend to family “We are funded differ- medical. Every encounter pand mental health provi- Roberts] sharing their of work today and matters today and tomorrow. Withstand and profit tomorrow. Postpone paperwork ently, and that results in should have some element sion within primary care,” knowledge with provid- from criticism. Keep in action, and until later. Strengthen home different ways of operat- of psychotherapy to it.” Nebbe said. “[We hope to] ers about how you handle postpone family time if you must. infrastructure and workability. ing,” Nebbe said. The duo are beginning be on the same page of mental health patients,” Encounter new problems. Check Slow down and listen to what the Nebbe and Roberts put to partner closer with the where we are at with men- Baldwin said. out an interesting suggestion. crew wants. OPINION - 5

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Hannah Olson/Iowa State Daily Demonstrators circle the Iowa State Capitol to raise awareness for women’s issues during the Women’s March on Saturday in Des Moines. How could you not support feminism? Courtesy of Getty Images With the size and magnitude of the Columnist Woodruff believes the poor treatment of animals in films can be combated by either eliminating them entirely from films or superimposing them into movies. Women’s March around the country this past weekend, the discussion around feminism has once again be- come a loud national conversation. The troubling part of the conversation is not that it’s happening or that pro- tests are occurring, but the number of A greater purpose in life people who are saying they don’t sup- port feminism. Even more troubling is that it seems the premier of “A Dog’s Purpose” has ing until he was drowning. a lot of the conversation has revolved Animals deserve been cancelled. Unfortunately, the treatment Her- around personal experiences without The American Humane Association cules received is not uncommon for taking into account facts behind the better treatment Film and Television Unit (AHA), fa- animal actors; in fact, it can happen movement. Looking at the facts, how mous for its “no animals were harmed” quite frequently. An eyewitness had could you not be a feminist? in film industry certification at the end of movies, is documented the living conditions of Personal experiences or beliefs aside, responsible for providing protection the animals that came from the same feminism is defined in Merriam-Web- By Beth.Woodruff to animals in films. The AHA has a supply company as Hercules. ster as “the theory of the political, eco- @iowastatedaily.com certified Animal Safety Representa- The enclosures of the animals were nomic and social equality of the sexes.” tive on set for every scene involving an filthy and sick, and injured animals The feminist movement is about being animal. Since the leaked footage, the did not receive the veterinary care treated fairly regardless of your sex. he upcoming movie “A Dog’s representative on the set of “A Dog’s they needed. The company has also That means standing for fair treatment Purpose” recently garnered Purpose” has been placed on leave been known to starve animals as a of both women and men, specifically Tmedia attention, but for all the while an investigation takes place. “motivation” to learn tricks and meet when it comes to defeating systematic wrong reasons. In recently leaked People magazine received a state- expectations. Over the course of a few sexism and advocating that all human footage of on-set filming, a German ment from the AHA regarding the days, two cats lost 5 percent of their beings be treated with dignity. shepherd is seen being physically leaked footage reading, “American body weight due to this practice. That said, again we’ll ask, how could forced into briskly moving water and Humane has reviewed the video and Many training facilities also have you not support feminism? continuously dragged back after its we are disturbed and concerned by the horrendous conditions after the film- Believing that systematic sexism many attempts to escape the situation. footage. When the dog showed signs ing has finished. The animals are kept does not exist or that “choices” are why In the leaked video, onlookers can of resistance to jumping in the water, in warehouses, similar to the way store women or men end up being treated a be heard laughing and saying com- the scene should have been stopped.” inventory is stashed. They are often certain way is comparable to believing ments such as “just throw him in.” All The AHA has a list of many strict stuffed into confined cells or sold to the earth is flat. The facts just don’t while the German Shepherd, named guidelines that films with animals zoos that can’t accommodate their support it. Hercules, struggles to get away from must meet to get AHA approval. needs. Here are examples of systematic his trainer. Regarding scenes filmed with wa- While the AHA serves a very valuable sexism: When one of Hercules’ feet touches ter, the AHA specifically states that purpose in protecting animals, it isn’t • There is still a gender pay gap where the water the dog quickly climbs back “The force of the water must not be able to control what happens to the women are not paid the same amount out of the water and his trainer drags so great as to endanger the animals animals offset. Requirements need to for doing the same work that men do. him back by his collar, attempting to in the water.” In the leaked video, it is be established regarding the treatment • About 65 percent of women say push him back into the water. clear the force of the water is far too of animal actors outside of filming, and they have faced street harassment, ac- Once Hercules is in the water, he strong for Hercules to compete with, punishments need to be stricter for cording to a survey. is quickly pulled under by the swift as he is quickly pulled under water by films that don’t meet AHA standards. • Fewer employers offer paid pa- current. He is seen under the water the current. With the technology humans have rental leave for men than for women, for a few seconds before someone off The AHA requirements also state now developed it, is important to and fewer men report receiving paid screen finally yells to cut the scene. that any signs of use Computer Generated Imagery parental leave than women, accord- The upsetting video has caused an out- stress in the ani- capabilities. Animals in films either ing to a 2012 Department of Labor cry — people have begun questioning mal would be need to be eliminated completely or study, despite the fact that studies have the treatment of animal closely moni- at the very least need to be super- shown a variety of benefits for offering actors — so large that tored. But it is imposed into the film when the paternity leave. very clear in the stunts may be too dangerous, • 1 in 5 women has been sexually film that Hercu- or uncomfortable for the ani- assaulted while in college, according to les demonstrated mal. It is important to stop the the National Sexual Violence Resource massive amounts unethical treatment of animals Center. of stress, yet no when other viable options And, beyond this, we live in a country one attempted are available. that has allowed the man in its highest to stop the film- office to get away with dismissing dis- cussion of groping a woman as “locker room talk.” Stigmas still exist about men needing to be tough and muscular while wom- en need to be sweet and petite, which has profound affects on self-worth. Those are just a few examples and that’s just in the United States. These are all problems that we still need to address. These are all problems that the feminist movement is trying to address. And, despite what you may or may not have personally experienced, facts show that systematic sexism still exists. Regardless of your personal experiences, the feminist movement is something that benefits each and every one of us by working toward a society that gives each person a fair and equal chance despite which sex we are or LETTER TO THE EDITOR what gender we associate with,

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Emily Blobaum/Iowa State Daily Coach Kevin Jackson met with Iowa State Athletic Di- rector Jamie Pollard to discuss his coaching situation. Pollard meets with Jackson on future expectations By Ben.Visser Emily Blobaum/Iowa State Daily @iowastatedaily.com Iowa State sophomore Bridget Carleton dribbles the ball down the court during the Cyclones’ game against Texas on Jan. 1 at Hilton Coliseum. Carleton has been one of the leading scorers in Big 12 play this season and garnered a co-Big 12 Player of the Week award last week. Iowa State wrestling coach Kevin Jackson and Iowa State Athletic Director Jamie Pol- lard have spoken at length recently about the wrestling team’s current 1-7 record and Carleton prospers in Big 12 Jackson’s job. Last Tuesday on a weekly call-in show, By Aaron.Marner “The kid has tried so hard,” Pollard said the wrestling program isn’t @iowastatedaily.com Fennelly said. “And been in one Bridget Carleton’s sophomore stats where they want it to be. of those funks we all get into. “The coaches know that and the wres- She’s in the gym nonstop.” Points per game: 15.7 tlers know that,” Pollard said during the When Iowa State started 0-3 The game against Kansas was Rebounds per game: 5.1 show. “In the end, if that doesn’t change, in the Big 12 this season, there just the start. She followed it up Field goals: 98-for-243 (40.3%) we’ll have to give someone else another were plenty of questions. What with 15 points and six rebounds 3-pointers: 43-for-124 (34.7%) shot at it.” was going wrong? What needs to in a tough home loss to Okla- Free throws: 59-for-64 (92.2%) He did say, though, that Jackson’s job is be changed? homa. safe right now. Coach Bill Fennelly started Carleton has led Iowa State Jackson said multiple times since those tinkering with different start- in scoring in four of its last five from the corner with a hand That’s the kind of scoring comments were made that he understands ing lineups. Different players games, a stretch during which in her face to give Iowa State a ability Carleton has. She can Pollard has a job to do. found more or less playing time she has averaged 19.4 points and two-point lead. take over a game in the blink of “Obviously when he’s got a team that’s depending on the opponent. six rebounds per game. The next came shortly after an eye, which has allowed her not competing well dual meet wise there’s No matter what Iowa State did The Big 12 has taken notice. a timeout. With the Cyclones to keep pace with the best of the some concerns there,” Jackson said Mon- with its personnel, it couldn’t get Carleton was named co-Big 12 clinging to a two-point lead with Big 12. As of Sunday, Carleton is day morning. “Obviously our expectations a win. Player of the Week after record- 2:30 remaining, Fennelly drew fourth in the Big 12 in scoring at are a lot higher than that — our program’s Part of that was because ing 30 points, nine rebounds up a play for Carleton to shoot 16.5 points per game. expectations are a lot higher than that. Bridget Carleton, Iowa State’s and four assists while playing all from the top of the key. She got But Carleton doesn’t just “He made me aware that those were this sophomore phenom and lead- 40 minutes against TCU. open and swished the 3-pointer want to be known as a scorer. thoughts.” ing scorer in Big 12 play, was Still, Carleton isn’t satisfied. as the crowd erupted. She has had great all-around Jackson didn’t elaborate on what was struggling to score. “One of the coaches the other Those daggers made the dif- performances before — she said during the meeting, but he did say he In Iowa State’s Big 12 opener, day said I needed to take more of ference in the game for Iowa posted 11 rebounds and four as- had an end-of-the-year evaluation com- Carleton had a solid perfor- a leadership role,” Carleton said. State. sists in her Cyclone debut, along ing up. mance, scoring 15 points on “I’m kind of working into step- “When I make my first two I with 19 rebounds in a game “If [Pollard] wants to share with you what 6-for-13 shooting and grabbing ping into that role this season a usually feel good for the rest of against TCU last year. the expectations are for our program, I’m seven rebounds. little bit, but I think next season the game,” Carleton said. “That “I just take pride in doing the sure he will,” Jackson said. “I’m not sure But in her next two games, and future seasons is really a comes with coach Fennelly, he’s little things,” Carleton said. “I it’s my spot or my position to share com- she went 6-for-25 (24 percent) chance for me to be the leader always on me, like every shot I mean the game obviously is not ments and communication me and Jamie from the floor, and Iowa State on the team.” take is a good shot.” all about scoring. You’re not have in private.” lost both. Other coaches around the Even before she stepped foot gonna play if you can score but Jackson believes he has the pieces to still “I went through a little phase league have taken notice as well. on campus, Carleton has been you can’t get a stop on defense. turn around this season. there where I wasn’t shooting No. 22 Kansas State came into a great scorer. She set a Cyclone “Obviously I take pride in kind He has three returning All-Americans on the ball as well as I need to or Hilton and lost, thanks in large debut record with 28 points in of defending my own and doing his team from last season. should have,” Carleton said. part to Carleton’s 14 points, six her first career game. whatever I can to help on the Beyond his current lineup, he also a “I was in the gym constantly. I rebounds and five assists. “I’ve told her many times, ‘I’ll floor, whether that’s rebounding host of young talent in the wrestling room, know I can make those shots.” Kansas State head coach Jeff tell you when to quit shooting,’ or blocking shots like you said, including the No. 3 recruiting class in In five games since then, the Mittie was impressed by Car- and that’s gonna be in about or scoring. I like to do whatever 2016. The 2017 recruiting class is currently Cyclones have bounced back leton after the game. two and a half years when she’s I can to help the team.” ranked No. 2. with a 2-3 record. While that “Carleton, I think, has had a gone,” Fennelly said. In Big 12 play, Carleton ranks “I know we have guys that are capable record is far from perfect, the good look all year,” Mittie said. She has stepped up her scor- first on the team in points, sec- of being national champions and All- Cyclones have been competi- “She hit some big ones.” ing even more this year. After the ond in rebounds, third in assists, Americans when we get to championship tive in every game aside from The “big ones” Mittie men- Cyclones fell at Iowa, Carleton third in steals and first in blocks. season,” Jackson said. “Our focus falls to the matchup at No. 2 Baylor. tioned happened in the fourth helped the team bounce back by Whether Iowa State finish- the guys that have that opportunity. Carleton is a big reason for that. quarter. With Kansas State try- scoring a career-high 31 against es its season strong, Fennelly “We’re still focused on the whole team, It started with an 87-58 win ing to crawl back from a deficit Northern Illinois. knows the team is lucky to have making sure they’re doing the right things, against Kansas in which Car- that was as large as 11 points, She started the next game a player like Carleton moving moving in the right direction — changing a leton had 21 points on just nine Carleton hit a pair of huge against Delaware State with forward. couple of things that we think can help us field goal attempts. After that fourth-quarter 3-pointers. four consecutive 3-pointers on “She’s a tremendous basket- from a when moments hit, when positions game, Fennelly said the biggest The first 3-pointer came when Iowa State’s first four posses- ball player and she’s a better hit that we react more positively to them relief aside from winning the Kansas State held a one-point sions. 1:58 into the first quarter, person,” Fennelly said. “She’s or connect a little bit more to them. We game was getting Carleton back lead with just over five minutes Carleton led Delaware State by such a great part of the Iowa just keep grinding, we just keep focused on on track. remaining. Carleton hit a shot herself, 12-1. State University family.” what the mission is.” Monte Morris ready for much-improved Kansas State

By Ryan.Young on the road. The league is UP NEXT @iowastatedaily.com really, really good. And you look when you have three Iowa State teams in the top-10, top-15, vs. Kansas State Over the past several sea- the balance is just so good.” sons, the Big 12 Conference Iowa State (12-6, 4-3 Big Tuesday | 8 p.m. has garnered national at- 12) will have another tough tention as one of the best test when it hosts Kansas Hilton Coliseum leagues in college basket- State (15-4, 4-2 Big 12) at 8 Watch: ESPNU ball. p.m. on Tuesday night at That hasn’t been any dif- Hilton Coliseum. ferent this season. The Wildcats, who fin- Three teams are ranked ished just 5-13 in confer- and do everything. I feel in the AP Top-25 poll — two ence play last season, are good as of playing 39 min- of which are in the Top-5 — a much different team. Its utes. I didn’t even know I and two more are receiving four losses this season have was playing that much.” votes. All but three teams in been incredibly close. It fell Iowa State and Kansas the league have lost no more by one to No. 22 Maryland, State are tied for third place than six games total this one point to Texas Tech in the conference with No. season, and 8-of-10 have a and by nine points to No. 18 West Virginia, behind winning record. 5 Baylor. only Baylor and Kansas. And as of Friday, ESPN And its loss to No. 2 Kan- And while it will be a had the Big 12 with the high- sas came in the final sec- tough stretch for the Cy- est BPI raking in the coun- onds when officials missed Ryan Young/Iowa State Daily clones over the next week, try. There’s no question the a blatant traveling call that Monte Morris looks to make a move to the hoop against Oklahoma on Saturday at the Lloyd Noble Center with the Mountaineers in Norman, Oklahoma. Iowa State beat the Sooners 92-87 in double overtime. league is good. would have forced over- coming to Ames next week, “There is no easy nights,” time, instead giving Kansas chemistry is good. It’s hard is averaging 18.4 points per “Some games I would Morris said he sees poten- Iowa State coach Steve the win. to win in Manhattan. They game, has a league-high have to [be on the court the tial to make a move in the Prohm said. “We go to Okla- Prohm has noticed how got a good team … it’s a assist-to-turnover ratio of whole time]. But the way it’s league standings. homa, two nights before improved the Wildcats are great opportunity for us to 7.5 (45 assists to just six going, I feel good,” Morris “Every given night is dif- that they beat West Virginia this season, and isn’t doubt- get a really, really good win turnovers), and is playing said. “As opposed to last ferent,” Morris said. “We’re at West Virginia. TCU is just ing them one bit. tomorrow.” 39.4 minutes per game. year, I was just on the ball so tied for third. So we take so much more improved. “It’s just a tough-minded Iowa State point guard While Prohm wanted to much. Now, Donovan [Jack- care of business tomorrow, Texas Tech, Tubby did a group,” Prohm said. “I think Monte Morris fits in with the limit Morris’ minutes this son], Naz [Mitrou-Long] move on from it and get great job building them and them bringing guys back, conference’s best players season so he isn’t constantly and those guys can take the ready for West Virginia after now Chris is taking that an- then those guys all get a again this season, too. So far out on the court, Morris said load off. I can guard wings [Vanderbilt], we should be other step. It’s tough to win little bit better. I think their in conference play, Morris it hasn’t been an issue. and not have to pick up full in pretty good shape.” SELF - 7

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Kylie Kost/Iowa State Daily Iowa State Daily reporter Amanda Wymore, right, tries out kickboxing Thursday at State Gym. HIIT Kickboxing classes take place from 5:15 p.m. to 5:45 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays at State Gym. Daily Does: New HIIT kickboxing By Amanda.Wymore This high-intensity version size of the room is ideal for that man in psychology, said. “I I got in a full workout.” @iowastatedaily.com of the class is 30 minutes long. number as well.” definitely want to come back to Homan-Arndt agreed with Each move is done for 20 sec- During the 30-minute class, this class next week. I felt that I Mafnas and Klocke that the onds with 10-second rests in the members used boxing fit in ,and it was nice to have a class is easily adaptable and The HIIT just got harder. between. Once a set has been gloves and mitts to perform partner while doing it. We had everyone can try it. Iowa State’s Recreation Ser- completed, there is a two-min- drills going all-out for a quick a great time together.” “The instructors gave us so vices began offering a multi- ute break allotted for water or intense burst of exercises, in- The cardio kickboxing class many options on how to do tude of high intensity interval to stretch. cluding punching, jabbing offered by Rec Services is simi- certain workouts,” Homan- training-styled classes this HIIT Kickboxing classes take and cardio, followed by short lar in terms of being a high-en- Arndt said. “I thought it was spring. place from 5:15 p.m. to 5:45 recovery periods. ergy class that includes learn- great to be able to do a basic Rec Services has offered a p.m. Tuesdays at State Gym Klocke led the class with ing jabbing, punching and move while others could do a cardio kickboxing class in the with Mafnas and from 5:15 a brief warmup and moved kicking moves. more complex one.” past, but this faster-paced ver- p.m. to 5:45 p.m. Thursdays at straight into the workout with The equipment provided to Mafnas and Klocke recom- sion, taught by Olivia Klocke State Gym with Klocke. This is upbeat, intense music. The participants, such as boxing mend hydrating as much as and Tanna Mafnas, is the ulti- Klocke’s first time teaching a group learned techniques and gloves and mitts, is the same possible after the class and mate total-body workout. kickboxing class, and Mafnas incorporated them into its as well. stretching to avoid any sore- “This is a total-body work- has been teaching since 2016. workout. Everyone had a part- But each move is learned in ness. out, and it is easy for anyone “I was excited to hear that ner to motivate them while a quick amount of time and “We want to get as much to pick up and do,” Klocke said. Rec Services was introducing a practicing each skill. performed at a fast pace. The packed in to this quick class,” “We try to focus each part of HIIT Kickboxing class,” Mafnas The class is flexible, but the intensity is much higher due Klocke said. “So we urge the the body in some way, working said. “I have been teaching instructors continued to push to the large spike in heart rate. participants to stretch outside the upper body, lower body kickboxing for almost a year, everyone to their maximum “I was a little skeptical of this of the class as much as pos- and core.” and it’s my thing. I get excited effort. Each 20-second workout class only being 30 minutes sible.” The class is open to every- to share my hobbies and pas- was followed by 10-second long,” Homan-Arndt said. “I That is exactly what Homan- one, and the instructors offer sions with others, so why not rests, which allowed for several didn’t think I would feel much Arndt intended to do once progressions and regressions do it here?” rehydration opportunities. of anything by kickboxing for leaving the room. of each move to allow anyone The class can be as intense or Klocke and Mafnas are open half an hour, but once we got “I can already tell I’m going to participate. mild as the participant prefers. to participants adapting to started, I understood why it to be sore tomorrow,” Homan- “You have to listen to your Klocke had a class of 24 partici- the class to fit their personal wasn’t an hour long.” Arndt said. “[My friend and I] are body during these workouts,” pants Thursday and said she needs, whether that means do- All of the participants, ex- going to stretch before we leave Mafnas said. “You will get out continues to expect a similar ing less reps during an exercise perienced and novice, looked and probably again after that.” of the workout what you put number for each session. or changing a move to ease exhausted after the first set of If you are looking for a quick, into it. Each move will make “We enjoy having a lot of stress on an injury. exercises. intense workout with several you a little stronger, and with people in the class to keep the “I have never done a kick- “We started and finished the small breaks in between to work a huge spike in the heart rate, energy high,” Klocke said. “We boxing class before, but I re- workout so quickly,” Homan- your whole body in a partnered even a class as short as this one have enough sparring equip- ally enjoyed the intensity of it,” Arndt said. “It felt great to get atmosphere, HIIT Kickboxing will make an impact.” ment for 30 people, and the Tianna Homan-Arndt, fresh- done quickly and still feel like might be for you. Two-ingredient cake Advice for tea novices By Maggie.Curry from ISU’s Tea Club @iowastatedaily.com By Maggie.Curry things. @iowastatedaily.com What should you do if your tea tastes It’s happened. You found weak? a cake mix in the back of the If a tea is too weak for your taste, you cupboard and are craving Interested in drinking tea this winter can add more of it to your water — for something chocolate — only but unsure how to start? Or maybe you example two tea bags instead of one, to discover you are out of eggs. have tried tea before and know some- or multiple tablespoons for looseleaf. Or milk. Or vegetable oil. thing went wrong, but you aren’t quite Each type of tea also has a different Fear not, fellow college stu- sure what. We asked Caroline Ryciuk, recommended steeping temperature. dents and cooking slackers. executive member of The Tea Club, to White teas, for instance, are much more You don’t need any of that as share some of her tips for novices. delicate than, say, black teas, so they long as you have one thing: “In my opinion, part of what makes get steeped at different temperatures soda. tea really wonderful is that there is re- to bring out the optimal flavor. That’s right. This is a two- ally no wrong way to do it,” Ryciuk said. White tea: 175 to 185 degrees for 1 ingredient cake. “Tea is accessible to pretty much any- to 3 minutes Ingredient one: cake mix. one whether it be the queen of England Green: 185 degrees for 3 minutes Ingredient two: soda. Maggie Curry/Iowa State Daily or an Iowa State student. It can be as Oolong: 185 to 206 degrees for 3 to I tend to only make half of Make this easy cake with just two ingredients. Share photos of your creations simple or complex as you want it to be.” 5 minutes a cake mix at a time because and reviews by tweeting @isdselfstyle or tagging us on Instagram @isd_selfstyle. What’s the deal with loose tea vs. Black: 206 degrees for 3 minutes I cook for two and we cannot tea bags? These are just guidelines, but it’s a eat a whole cake (if we are be- a 12-inch round pan). • Strawberry Cake + Vanilla Loose-leaf tea will almost always be a good place to start. having ourselves). Maybe it’s Bake for 20 minutes at 350 Cream Soda = Strawberry Short higher quality than bagged tea. Loose- Can you reuse tea? more like we shouldn’t eat a degrees. Cake leaf tea will usually be the full leaf that You can re-steep tea as many times whole cake. Easy, right? Of course, you • Spice Cake + Ginger Ale = is processed in a way that brings out as you like as long as the flavor suits Two-ingredient cake for two can make the full cake mix Ginger Spice Cake the flavors and aroma, whereas the you. Generally speaking, however, 1/2 bag of cake mix with 12 ounces of soda and a • Dark Chocolate Cake + product used in bagged tea is basically high-quality loose leaf teas are able to 6-ounce soda regular-sized pan. Root Beer = Chocolate Root the leftover scraps and dust. be steeped a few times — even up to Directions Just bake using the direc- Beer Float What can you add to tea? five in some cases — and still hold their Separate half of the cake tions on the box. • Cherry Chip Cake + Dr. You can add anything to tea to give flavor. Bagged teas, on the other hand, mix from the box into a bowl. Here are some fun flavor Pepper Cherry = Very Cherry it a unique flavor that suits you. Flow- might not be as strong. Measure out 6 ounces of soda. pairings to try with cake from Chip Cake ers, berries, nuts and herbs are often You can join The Tea Club on Tues- Add the soda to the mix slowly Betty Crocker. • Devil’s Food Cake + Diet added to blends to give them interest- days for its weekly meetings. Find the — it may fizz a bit. Stir cake • French Vanilla Cake + Or- Coke = Sinless Devil’s Food ing flavors. Tea is consumed in so many club on Facebook for more informa- mix carefully until mixed com- ange Soda = Creamsicle Cake Cake different cultures, in so many different tion. Ryciuk also suggested a visit to pletely. • French Vanilla Cake + • Lemon Cake + Sprite = ways that it’s really an inexhaustible Little Woods on Main Street, which Pour into a small pan (I used Grape Soda = Purple Cow Cake Lemon Zest Cake subject. Part of the fun is trying new partners with the club. 8 - COVER (C)

8 Tuesday, January 24, 2017 NEWS

HEALTH CARE p1 “Obamacare is just a law states to decide whether to foot that says you need to get the bill. health insurance and in- Possible replacement plans surance companies have from Trump are unclear. In an interview on Jan. 14 with The to come up with good Washington Post, Trump said his insurance plans. The plan would include “insurance whole things is run by the for everybody,” but he declined private sector.” to offer more specific details at that time. Ste an Schmidt Steffen Schmidt, university Political Science Professor professor of political science, believes repealing the act with- Iowa are not reimbursed well by out a concrete replacement plan the state, many are not accepting is a risk for Republicans on the patients who get their coverage Hill. He said people often forget from Medicaid. that there are elections every two Another health care issue in years where Republicans have Iowa is a recent bill proposed in been promising constituents the Republican-majority Legisla- they would “kill” the act. ture that would cut public fund- “The political part of it always ing to Planned Parenthood and comes into play,” Schmidt said. any clinics that provide abortion Speaking of the roughly 18 services. million Americans who gained Abortions made up 2.5 percent coverage thanks to the Afford- of services offered by Planned able Care Act, Schmidt said they Parenthood of the Heartland, would “fall into a hole” without which serves Iowa, in 2015, ac- a substitute for their insurance, cording to the fiscal report for which would disappear if the that year. Contraception ac- Hannah Olson/Iowa State Daily Affordable Care Act is repealed. counted for half of the services Demonstrators hold signs highlighting a variety of issues including LGBTQ+ rights and women’s health care during the Women’s March Schmidt stressed that the provided. on Saturday in Des Moines. United States doesn’t have a gov- Iowa lawmakers who support it was a major issue for those who of women’s health” outside of Indeed, we won’t know exactly ernment health care program. the bill said that if it passes, fam- took part in organized marches traditional clinics and hospitals. what will replace current health “Obamacare is just a law that ily planning money would be Saturday. “It’s so important for places care policies until Trump and says you need to get health in- given to family planning clinics While an unexpected high like Planned Parenthood to stay Republicans in Congress release surance and insurance compa- that don’t offer abortion ser- turnout of about 26,000 people funded to give women access to a comprehensive plan. nies have to come up with good vices. marched for women’s rights in preventative services like cancer While promises of “inexpen- insurance plans,” Schmidt said. While Democrats and Planned Des Moines, Iowa State alum- screenings and mammograms,” sive care for all” are easy to “The whole thing is run by the Parenthood supporters argue na Ayla Heder took part in the Heder said. make, the notions of lowering private sector.” that public funds aren’t used Women’s March in Washington, Heder said the march was costs while increasing health Schmidt also believes that for abortions, Republicans and D.C., and offered her thoughts “intersectional and inclusive” care coverage have always con- health providers will feel the pro-life advocates contend that on women’s rights to health care. to all issues and that women’s flicted with each other. effects of a repeal without a re- it helps to pay overhead costs, Heder, who is currently pursu- rights to contraceptives and In the coming weeks, lawmak- placement. indirectly subsidizing abortions. ing a master’s degree in public preventative services were key ers on all levels will debate how “The whole industry that pro- Planned Parenthood said that health from Des Moines Univer- among them. Americans will access health vides health services would be without the state and federal sity, said she had been planning Heder said she hopes Trump care. in turmoil because they don’t funding that accounts for nearly to visit a friend in D.C. and de- and Republicans in Congress “There are many things know what the next thing is, and a fourth of its financing in Iowa, cided to take the trip during the will try to still provide health that can and should be fixed,” they’ve spent a lot of time trying many people would lose access inauguration weekend. care access to people regardless Schmidt said. “And there is on to make it work with this plan,” to birth control and services Heder believes that while the of their ability to pay for it and the other hand doing away with Schmidt said. such as cancer screenings and Affordable Care Act has its prob- continue to make preventative [the Affordable Care Act] com- Schmidt also addressed the testing for sexually transmitted lems, it has allowed more citi- care a requirement. pletely, which is a very drastic privatization of Medicaid, which diseases. zens access to health care. “The Affordable Care Act was step, and there’s now a lot of happened last April when three Rachel Lopez, Planned Parent- “Overall, preventative ser- a step in the right direction to nervousness about it.” for-profit companies took over hood of the Heartland spokes- vices from a public health and give people more care, because The 2016 election was a divi- management of the $4 billion woman, said other clinics in economic perspective are very if people have access to pre- sive experience for Americans, program. Iowa don’t offer the same level of important for sustaining health ventative services, it’s going to who chose between two vastly “We shifted all these people care and services, and they may care costs and other expenses,” decrease costs in the long run,” different candidates. from a state-run Medicaid pro- not be prepared to absorb the she said. she said. The duality in politics contin- gram to one that is delivered by large number of patients should Heder said the range of pre- Trump remains untested as ues today as the newly-elected companies that are questionable Planned Parenthood lose public ventative services, such as the country’s leader, and it is too president’s first priority of health and have had all kinds of legal funding. contraceptive care, offered by early to judge what health care care reform mirrors that of his problems,” he said. Abortion is another divisive Planned Parenthood makes it will look like during his adminis- predecessor, albeit with different He said because doctors in subject in the United States, and “one of the largest providers tration’s time in the White House. objectives.

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