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With a land area slightly smaller than that of South Dakota, the landlocked country of Kyrgyzstan is home to 5 million people.

BY BRYCE BAUER THE DAILY IOWAN With the tumultuous ousting of former President Askar Akayev more than a year behind them, a coterie of journalists from the for- mer Soviet republic of Kyrgyzstan visited Iowa City on Monday as part of a nationwide tour to explore press freedoms. Laura Schmitt/The Daily Iowan After traipsing through Washing- , the Democrats’ gubernatorial candidate, speaks to a crowd of supporters as former Sen. looks on during a Johnson County Democrats ton, D.C., New rally at supporter Jim Larew’s law office in Iowa City. The rally on Monday afternoon was one of four stops that Edwards made in Iowa to campaign for Culver. Orleans, and the Grand Canyon, the five Russian- and Akayev BY DEAN TREFTZ Culver and Loebsack also spoke and state elected officials, including Kyrgyz-speaking former Kyrgyzstan THE DAILY IOWAN to more than 100 local Democrats four Iowa legislators and the John- members arrived president gathered at Jim Larew’s law office, son County auditor and sheriff. in Iowa City. Former U.S. Sen. John Edwards, 504 E. Bloomington St., in an effort Loebsack was the first to speak, “We saw the scale of the devasta- a possible presidential hopeful, to unify party members after the touching on universal health care, tion that happened there,” Dinara swept through Iowa City on Mon- Iowa primaries, in which record education, and the war in Iraq, and he Suimalieva said about New Orleans. day afternoon, stumping for two numbers turned out to vote. emphasized his proposals to increase “We were depressed.” Democrats, U.S. House candidate The event, hosted by Larew on the minimum wage at least $2 and his Dave Loebsack and Iowa guberna- the behalf of the Johnson County goal to preserve Social Security. Loebsack Edwards SEE KYRGYZSTAN, PAGE 3 torial candidate Chet Culver. Democrats, was attended by 10 local SEE EDWARDS PAGE 3 House candidate former senator CARD MACHINES OPEN UP I Pod, you pod, FARMERS’ MARKETS CHECK OUT THE all pod for iPod DI’S VIDEO STORY OF THIS NEW FARMERS’ MARKET In a recent poll of college INNOVATION. What Students Say Is Hot WWW.DAILYIOWAN.COM students, iPods took the This Year ’05 BY MONICA SCHULZ 1. IPod 73% 59% 2. Drinking Beer 71% 72% THE DAILY IOWAN top spot away from beer 3. Facebook.com 71% NA The customer base for Galel BY JENNIFER SELL 4. Drinking other 67% 65% Abraham’s gooey baklava THE DAILY IOWAN alcoholic beverages nuggets has recently expanded. 5. Text Messaging 66% 59% Under the rainbow-striped Listening to the latest Coldplay tune umbrellas of his stand at the or pulling up a favorite Brittany Spears Noelridge Farmers’ Market in video might just be cooler than downing TOP FIVE ‘IN’ THINGS ON Cedar Rapids, the baker uses a a brewski or getting on Facebook. COLLEGE CAMPUSES wireless debit/credit card swipe The news just hit: iPods are now offi- machine to accept low-income cially more “in” than drinking beer or customers’ food-assistance hanging out online. cards — a market he was A recent study by New Jersey-based unable to tap before receiving Student Monitor, a market-research the machine last month. group, discovered that students — polled For no charge, Abraham from 100 undergraduate colleges nation- acquired the machine through wide — considered listening to their the statewide Wireless Project, Ben Roberts/The Daily Iowan iPods the most in-vogue free time activi- a cooperative effort of the Iowa Center Point, Iowa, resident Deb Klouda sells two pounds of peas to Cedar ty. The product’s victory marks just the Department of Human Services second time in the survey’s 18-year his- % denotes percentage of college students ranking the Rapids resident Allison Lehr (far left) while 3-year-old Ashton Grulkey (left) and tory that beer was ousted from the No.1 activity/products as “in” things on their campuses. and the Iowa Farm Bureau to Trinity Lehr, 4, browse the produce at the Noelridge farmers’ market on Monday Source: Spring 2006 Lifestyle & Media Study, Student Monitor iPod photo source: http://www.apple.com/ipod/ipod.html SEE MARKET, PAGE 3 in Cedar Rapids. SEE IPOD, PAGE 3 and illustrated by Justin Goode

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The Daily Iowan Council mulls late-night routes Volume 138 Issue 7 BREAKING NEWS STAFF Phone: (319) 335-6063 Publisher: BY LISA BLUM councilors agreed a new system Gilbert Streets — back to the E-mail: [email protected] William Casey...... 335-5788 ‘We now have the money Editor: THE DAILY IOWAN was feasible. Parks and Recreation Depart- Fax: 335-6184 to start raising these “We now have the money to ment for further consideration. CORRECTIONS Meghan Sims...... 335-6030 Managing Editor: The Iowa City City Council start raising these questions,” The location holds 50 venders Call: 335-6030 Margaret Poe...... 335-5855 decided to begin collecting con- questions.’ Councilor Connie Champion said. Wednesdays and 70 on Saturdays. Policy: The Daily Iowan strives for Metro Editors: sumer data over the next six Councilor Regenia Bailey was “I would like to see the farmers’ accuracy and fairness in the reporting — Connie Champion, councilor Lee Hermiston...... 335-6063 months to guide the councilors eager to improve local employ- market significantly expanded,” of news. If a report is wrong or mis- Mason Kerns...... 335-6063 in the potential development of ees’ travel to and from work. Councilor Bob Elliott said. leading, a request for a correction or a Opinions Editor: a late-night transit route for the “We should always be looking Yet not everyone was eager to clarification may be made. Laura Michaels...... 335-5863 presentation on work shifts at for better ways to serve,” she said. southeast and west areas of tamper with the 30-year success PUBLISHING INFO Sports Editor: UI Hospitals and Clinics and The council also decided to The Daily Iowan (USPS 143.360)is Dan Parr...... 335-5848 Iowa City. factories, such as Oral B, at a send the proposed expansion of of the market. published by Student Publications Inc., Tyson Wirth...... 335-5848 Research will also be done to special work session Monday to the Iowa City Farmers’ Market “If making it larger means determine if Sunday and late- help them decide whether there changing the location, then I E131 Adler Journalism Building, Iowa Arts Editor: — which runs Wednesday Charlie Moran ...... 335-5851 night weekend routes — prima- is sufficient demand for routes evenings and Saturday morn- don’t want it moved,” Councilor City, Iowa 52242-2004, daily except Saturdays, Sundays, legal and universi- Copy Chief: rily servicing the downtown to meet workers’ needs. ings in the Chauncey Swan Mike O’Donnell said. Beau Elliot...... 335-6030 ty holidays, and university vacations. area — will be necessary. At a cost of $50 per hour to run parking ramp, near the inter- E-mail DI reporter Lisa Blum at: Design Editor: Periodicals postage paid at the Iowa The councilors received a the late-night routes, several section of Washington and [email protected] Brittany Volk...... 335-6030 City Post Office under the Act of Photo Editor: Congress of March 2, 1879. Laura Schmitt...... 335-5852 SUBSCRIPTIONS Web Editor: Call: Pete Recker at 335-5783 Tony Phan...... 335-5829 PED MALL PASTIME E-mail: [email protected] Business Manager: Subscription rates: Debra Plath...... 335-5786 Iowa City and Coralville: $20 for one Advertising Manager: semester, $40 for two semesters, $10 Cathy Witt...... 335-5794 for summer session, $50 for full year. Classified Ads Manager: Out of town: $40 for one semester, Cristine Perry...... 335-5784 $80 for two semesters, $15 for summer Circulation Manager: session, $95 all year. Pete Recker...... 335-5783 Day Production Manager: Send address changes to: The Daily Heidi Owen...... 335-5789 Iowan, 100 Adler Journalism Building, Night Production Manager: Iowa City, Iowa 52242-2004. Bob Foley...... 335-5789

POLICE BLOTTER Patricia Campion, 54, Coralville, was Daniel Riggan, 46, 2254 S. charged June 10 with possession of Riverside Drive Apt. 35, was a controlled substance, possession charged June 11 with driving with a of paraphernalia, and OWI. suspended/canceled license. John Davis, 38, Coralville, was Aristonico Rodriguez III, 25, 1908 charged June 11 with driving G St., was charged June 11 with while barred. disorderly conduct. METRO 6 UI faculty 6 UI students win members honored awards Six UI faculty members have Fellowships to conduct interna- received the state Board of tional research have been Regents 2006 Award for Faculty bestowed upon six UI students for Excellence for their contributions the 2006-07 academic year. to public education. Four students received grants Lee Anna Clark, Vicki Grassian, through the Fulbright Program, which Dennis Harper, Alan MacVey, aims to promote understanding Jarjisu Sa-Aadu, and Clark Stanford between the United States and other were recipients of the annual countries. award. Kenneth Cmiel, a 19-year UI Two students were tapped for history professor who died in the Deutscher Akademischer February from a brain tumor, was Austausch Dienst, an award similar awarded posthumously. to Fulbright grants but funded by Clark, a UI professor of psychology the German government. who joined the faculty in 1993, was Fulbright recipients were Carrie recently listed among the 250 Schuettpelz, a 2006 UI graduate with most-cited scholars in the realm of a bachelor’s degree in political sci- psychological and psychiatric ence and anthropology, Anne Lyman, research by the Institute for a UI choral conducting and pedagogy Scientific Information. graduate student, Ben Otto, a 2006 Grassian, a UI professor of UI graduate with a master of fine arts chemistry and faculty member in creative nonfiction writing, and since 1990, is a key researcher on Nina Siegal, a 2006 graduate of the 11 funded grants worth $4.5 million. UI with a master of fine arts from the Harper, a UI developmental-dis- Writers’ Workshop. Rachel Mummey/The Daily Iowan abilities professor who joined the Andrew Ketterer, a UI junior Iowa City resident Emily Mecoff pauses for a moment while playing a game of chess faculty in 1972, became the director majoring in philosophy and pre- against Charles Buell on the Pedestrian Mall Monday afternoon. of the Center for Disabilities and medicine, and Ericka Meanor, a UI Development in 2002. junior majoring in German and MacVey, a UI professor of theater secondary education received the METRO and faculty member since 1991, Deutscher Akademischer serves as the National Association of Austausch Dienst award. Boy drowns in North The victim, whose identity has been in a statement released Monday. Departments, Cedar Rapids Area Schools of Theatre’s vice president. — by Jason Pulliam withheld until notification of relatives, The call reporting a possible drown- Ambulance, and the Johnson County Sa-Aadu, a UI finance professor was found in 12-foot-deep water 25 ing in a private lake was received by the Medical Examiner’s Office. Liberty and faculty member since 1981, is feet from shore at 3:15 p.m. Four Johnson County Sheriff’s Office on The lake is part of the Oakridge A 15-year-old boy drowned Monday a past president of the American friends on the boat saw him struggling Monday at 2:36 p.m. In addition to the Estates subdivision, a gated community afternoon in a private lake in North Real Estate and Urban Economics Liberty after trying to swim ashore from in the water, and one tried to help him sheriff’s office, responding agencies near 140th Street. a paddle boat in the middle of the 30- but had to let go once the victim began included the Swisher’s Jefferson- The Johnson County Sheriff’s Office Association. foot lake, the Johnson County Sheriff’s pulling the friend under, Johnson Monroe Township Fire Department, is investigating the case. Stanford, a professor in the UI Office announced Monday evening. County Sheriff Lonny Pulkrabek said North Liberty Fire and Police — by Abigail Sawyer College of Dentistry and faculty mem- ber since 1992, played a key role in securing a multimillion dollar National Institutes of Health grant for the UI. Workers try to save Each faculty member will pieces of historic building receive $1,000 for the award. The 125-year-old brick building Cmiel’s award money will be at 335 S. Clinton St., which before donated to the Center for Human the April 13 tornadoes housed the Rights internship program. Larson and Evenson law firm, is — by Jason Pulliam being torn down piece by piece — but its new owners are hoping to save a bit of the historical fixture in Iowa City’s landscape. The building was part of a heavily damaged area, which includes the neighboring Liquor House, 326 S. Clinton St., Rebel Plaza, and the Johnson County Court House. The local landmark was a mere hour away from becoming an offi- cial historic site before the twister hit — which left the building with damage too extensive to continue with the certification process. Sunil Terdalkar of the Iowa City Historic Preservation Commission said the building’s new owners are taking the century-old structure down while attempting to salvage most of the ruins. “They are trying to save whatever is possible from the house,” Terdalkar said. /The Daily Iowan A construction worker was chipping Melanie Patterson away at one side of the house Monday The sun shines on the building at 335 S. Clinton St. on Monday afternoon. Workers have been removing afternoon, trying to rescue brick the outer layer of bricks and piling them in crates. After being damaged by the April 13 tornadoes, the from the building. The owners will historical building is being torn down in pieces to preserve the bricks. eventually bulldoze the local landmark. — by Lisa Blum

The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Tuesday, June 13, 2006 - 3 NEWS Edwards stumps in IC Kyrgyz visit area EDWARDS CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 He said he was optimistic about running against Rep. James Leach, R-Iowa, a 15- term incumbent. Culver followed Loebsack, talking about his higher educa- tion, energy, and equal-rights proposals. He said he believes that younger candidates, such as he and Edwards — if Edwards enters the presiden- tial race — should capture the college-age vote. He also thanked Johnson County voters for supporting him in last week’s primary, which set the stage for the upcoming Nov. 7 general election. Culver also expressed grati- tude toward Gov. Tom Vilsack, who urged Iowa Democrats to support Culver’s bid after the primaries. “The showed great leadership last week,” Culver said. Ben Roberts/The Daily Iowan The 40-year-old Culver also DI Publisher Bill Casey explains the ins and outs of The Daily Iowan’s newsroom to a group of Kyrgyz mentioned he had the support journalists during their visit to Iowa City on Monday. They will visit New York later this week to wrap of and Ed Fallon — up their three-week tour of U.S. news and political organizations. his two main opponents in the — in Democ- rats’ quest to defeat Rep. Jim KYRGYZSTAN Among other things, the journalists Nussle, R-Iowa, in November. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 Culver spent much of the time are studying the freedom of press in attacking Nussle, calling him a Speaking through a transla- “Bush clone.” tor, she added, “We have seen the United States Maria Commella, the commu- great differences among the nications director of Nussle’s Laura Schmitt/The Daily Iowan states in this country.” upheaval in March 2005, has worked to provide other campaign, responded to the crit- Former Sen. John Edwards speaks to reporters about AIDS in Africa During the second of a known as the Tulip Revolu- services to the public. icism Monday, asserting that three-day Iowa excursion, they tion, the journalists from the as Chet Culver stands in the background. Edwards and Culver made “I set up a radio station in a “Culver hides behind attacks toured the Johnson County mountainous central Asian remote region of the country,” and doesn’t discuss the issues.” a stop at a Johnson County Democrats rally held at Jim Larew’s law Courthouse and The Daily country played various roles. she said. “Helping people solve Edwards devoted significant office on Monday afternoon. Iowan newsroom, and they “We were writing papers the urgent problems they were time to discussing global pover- attended a Democratic gala and speaking at conferences having.” ty. Because of his strong concern more support than Sen. Hillary nominally to support local can- attended by former presiden- exploring the crimes of Aitieva said some of the for the issue, he heads a Rodham Clinton, D-N.Y., and 20 didates, but their visits often tial hopeful John Edwards, [Akayev] and his family,” said center at the University of percent more than Vilsack. are precursors to their own gubernatorial nominee Chet problems revolve around Azamat Kalman Uulu, noting healthy living and access to , and he asserted “It’s pretty clear that campaigns. Iowa is often one of Culver, and 2nd District candi- that many of the news organi- [Edwards] is considering run- the first states visited by candi- education. The five Kyrgyz on Monday that America needs date Dave Loebsack. zations were owned by the ning in 2008,” said David Red- dates because of the influential also stressed the importance of to be a leader in solving world- During their newsroom tour, government. wide economic hardship. lawsk, a UI associate professor nature of its caucuses leading the visitors asked DI Publish- bringing more professionalism However, Suimalieva, a TV Edwards was recently named of political science. “There’s a up to the presidential election. er Bill Casey a myriad of ques- to their journalism, noting producer and host of a political as the first choice of 30 percent significant base of support for Said Edwards, “I’ll definitely tions, ranging from technology that many reporters struggled talk show called “Angry Pen,” of likely 2008 Iowa caucus-goers Edwards here in Iowa.” be back to Iowa.” to the censorship, if any, with speech freedoms. took a different position. in a June 11 Des Moines Regis- He said potential presidential E-mail DI reporter Dean Treftz at: imposed on the newspaper. In “In our country, it often hap- “We were trying to stay ter poll, garnering 4 percent candidates often come to Iowa, [email protected] response, Casey detailed how pens when journalists break DI articles had influenced the objective and unbiased,” said Suimalieva, whose organiza- the law, they will often say ousting of UI figures — a press their rights to freedom of capacity not seen in their tion was less opposed to the 14-year president. “My organi- speech have been encroached,” home country, a nominally Elmira Toktogulova said. “We democratic nation formerly zation continues the same MARKET USES work it was engaged in before have too many rules that regu- part of the Soviet bloc. late the activities of the field of “We have three TV stations the fall of the Askar Akayev at our largest university,” regime.” media.” Maksuda Aitieva said. “And The journalists said the After leaving Iowa City, the WIRELESS TECH both under the previous Kyrgyz citizens are highly journalists will visit New York regime and the new one, those interested in politics, and, City, then return to Kyrgyzs- on,” she said. “Iowa City has a prevalent among this demo- TV stations never criticized therefore, the majority of the tan on June 17. MARKET the university presidents.” news coverage focuses on E-mail DI reporter Bryce Bauer at: CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 lot of low-income clientele; graphic, and access to healthier vendors there should be able to food through farmers’ markets During the political these issues. Aitieva, however, [email protected] allow card users to shop at mar- use it — a lot.” is very important.” kets across the state. Klouda said the program has The three Wireless Project par- The program received 100 been successful in promoting ticipants at the Noelridge Farm- new card-swipe machines last the markets to this bracket of ers’ Market on Monday agreed week, and it will distribute the population, and the swipe that the machines have helped three to Iowa City Farmers’ machine accounts for approxi- bring some new customers — but Market vendors later this mately 8 percent of her sales. not as many as expected. month, said Jan Walters, a proj- The project helps make nutri- “When customers know about tional offerings accessible to all ect manager. the swipe option, they prefer it,” “Iowa is on the cutting edge of residents, which one Iowa City Abraham said. “But usually, farmers’ market technology, farmers’ market advocate calls they don’t know.” with more wireless card a crucial step. Klouda, who only uses the machines than any other state,” “Good nutrition education is Walters said. “It’s helping our almost nonexistent in the low- technology because it’s free, said vendors tremendously.” income populations,” said she hopes for more awareness Deb Klouda, who sells her Laura Dowd, the founder of in the future. home-grown vegetables at the Local Foods Connection, an “If I had to pay for the Noelridge and Iowa City markets, organic-food donation organiza- machine, I wouldn’t,” she said. has used a remote-controller- tion servicing more than 125 “If more people knew about it, it sized swipe machine for a year. low-income Iowa City residents. would be more beneficial.” “It took a while, but low- “Obesity, high blood pressure, E-mail DI reporter Monica Schulz at: income clients are catching and heart disease are also [email protected] Hooked on iPods IPOD He added that the mobile said, is the key ingredient to the CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 music device has been the elec- success of such trends. tronic industry’s “most popular UI senior Molly Benedict is rep- spot. In 1997, the Internet and fastest-growing product” resentative of iPod’s surge over placed first on the “in” scale. over the past few years. booze; she said she uses her iPod Seventy-three percent of the But the beer business has not more than she consumes beer. 1,200 undergraduates who par- been so lucky. “I feel like I’m tuned into my ticipated in the annual study Jeremy Harrod, the owner of iPod a majority of the day” she this year ranked the music the Liquor House, 326 S. Clinton said. She uses the device while player as the No. 1 “trendiest” St., said beer sales have been at the gym, walking to friends’ thing. Imbibing beer and Face- increasing at a slower rate than houses, and studying at the book tied for second, with each they have in previous years. In library, she said. garnering 71 percent of the stu- 2004, beer purchases at the The attitude of UI graduate dents’ votes. These results are a store had rose by 110 percent Lauren Kokott represents the huge change from a year ago: In over those of 2003, while in reach of the product. 2005, only 59 percent of under- 2005, beer sales increased just “IPods are the cool thing to graduates listed the iPod as the 85 percent, he said. This year, he have, and they are taking over “coolest,” while beer dominated expects to see even less of a gain. the world,” she said. at 72 percent. Robert Baller, a UI assistant But despite their popularity, The results are no surprise to professor of sociology, said the the 23-year-old isn’t worried that those in the business of iPods iPod craze may be a result of beer will ever go out of style. and beer. students trying to gain status in “No matter how many [iPods] “There has been a definite friendship groups. When people there are, college students will increase in the demand” for see more and more of their peers never give up drinking beer and iPods, said Brian Lucas, the plugged into the devices, they partying,” she said. national manager of entertain- might want to purchase one E-mail DI reporter Jennifer Sell at: ment for Best Buy. themselves. Imitation, Baller [email protected]

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MEGHAN SIMS Editor • MARGARET POE Managing Editor • LAURA MICHAELS Opinions Editor IMRON BHATTI, TYLER BLEAU, JAYNE LADY, ANDREW SWIFT Editorial writers O’Really EDITORIALS reflect the majority opinion of the DI Editorial Board and not the opinion of the Publisher, Student Publications Inc., or the University of Iowa. GUEST OPINIONS, COMMENTARIES, CARTOONS, and COLUMNS reflect the opinions of the authors and are not necessarily those of the Editorial Board. EDITORIAL factor So I see the conservatives have New tobacco product smokeless, not healthier banded together and manned (and womanned) the ramparts to protect Alarmed by the increasing number of smoke-free ordinances and smoking is simply exchanging one health risk for another. this great country from the ghastly shrinking numbers of cigarette smokers, American tobacco companies The product is also not yet regulated by the government, as cigarettes specter of gay marriage. are attempting to bolster their revenues by introducing a new kind of and chewing tobacco are. The tobacco industry has a long history of (Speaking of specters, ain’t it great smokeless, spitless tobacco called snus. This new product launch is a cal- deceptive practices, and its claims of the health benefits of smokeless that a guy named Specter — now Sen. culated move on the part of an industry desperate to retain its chokehold tobacco should be viewed with extreme skepticism. Government health Arlen Specter, R-Pa. — was the young on a society that is beginning to reject its poison. agencies must continue to investigate the consequences of snus use lawyer who came up with the magic- Camel Snus (pronounced “snoose”) is marketed by R.J. Reynolds before approving it for sale. bullet theory in the JFK assassi- Tobacco Co., and it went on sale last week in convenience stores in Snus and other forms of smokeless tobacco, such as snuff and chewing nation? Talk Portland, Ore., and Austin, Texas. tobacco, do eliminate the risks of exposure to secondhand smoke, which about a perfectly Snus, a low-moisture tobacco packaged in permeable pouches and held the EPA estimates kills 3,000 nonsmokers with lung cancer every year. named person.) in the mouth, is often flavored with licorice or other sweet flavors. It is Proponents also point out studies confirming the negative effects of the Meanwhile, clear the tobacco industry is taking square aim at young people with this product are sparse — but that means more research is needed, not that back at the ghast- strategy. Young people are most susceptible to tobacco marketing — 90 the product should be endorsed. ly specter, etc., I, percent of cigarette users started smoking before age 21. Big Tobacco Despite the need for more scientific evidence articulating the conse- for one, thank must fund youth antismoking material as part of its 1998 settlement quences of snus, the product is banned by the European Union. However, God the right agreement, and it undoubtedly hopes to win back some of those kids with snus is popular in Sweden and Norway — so popular, in fact, that the two wing has taken sweet-tasting snus. countries insisted on an exception to the ban before joining the EU. If this stand. The product is being promoted as a “healthier” alternative to smoking keeping snus legal was so important to the Scandinavians that they Because, other- BEAU ELLIOT and a method to help smokers wean themselves off tobacco. Advocates made it a condition of becoming part of on of the most powerful groups wise, we’d all claim snus is beneficial to those who would otherwise smoke, because it in the world, it is impossible to credit claims that the product is nonad- wind up marrying ducks. does not cause lung cancer. It does, however, still contain carcinogens dictive. That fowl scenario is just part of the fallout from gay marriage, at least and as much, if not more, nicotine as cigarettes. Of course, this informa- Tobacco-industry representatives pay lip service to their “commit- according to right-wing luminary Bill tion is not something tobacco companies want prominently displayed, ment” to smoke-free products, pretending that snus is part of their vision O’Reilly (as reported by Media Matters despite the World Health Organization’s linking of snus to cancers of the of a happier, healthier America — instead of a frantic search for a new for America). But then, Bravado Bill head, neck, throat, and esophagus. Serious dental conditions can also product to line their pockets. Marketing a carcinogenic product as a has a history of predicting that allow- result from sucking on snus. healthy choice is a cynical ploy and should be resisted by consumers and ing gay marriage will result in human- Anyone who is persuaded by the tobacco industry to use snus to quit government health agencies alike. animal weddings (ducks are among his favorites, as are goats). Well, OK, I admit, I’m a liberal LETTERS TO THE EDITOR may be sent via e-mail to [email protected] (as text, not as attachment). Each letter must be signed and include an address and phone number for verification. Letters and in favor of all kinds of nonsense, should not exceed 300 words. The DI reserves the right to edit for length and clarity. The DI will publish only one letter per author per month. Letters will be chosen for publication by the editors according to such as treating people with respect space considerations. No advertisements or mass mailings, please. and equal rights for everyone. And, GUEST OPINIONS that exceed 300 words in length must be arranged with the Opinions editor at least three days prior to the desired date of publication. Guest opinions are selected in accordance with sometimes, it’s true, I feel as though word length, subject relevance, and space considerations. I could marry sushi. But I always end up eating it all, so the blessed DI BLOG union doesn’t last all that long. And, in the interest of full disclo- sure, I have been married and Supreme Court to stop construction Deny Wal-Mart, finally divorced (in evil liberal Old , no on the site are ruled in its favor The Iowa City City Council has less). As far as I know, I was married before breaking ground. By keeping to a very intelligent, quite talented, had countless opportunities to yield the July 31 deadline, the legal bur- to the wishes of the community and beautiful woman who, while she may den will be placed on Wal-Mart not allow a new Wal-Mart have had some peccadilloes (don’t we instead of the city. Supercenter to be built south of all?), never harbored any notions of If the council chooses to grant Highway 1. For one reason or anoth- turning into a duck or a goat. Wal-Mart the extension, not only er, the council has chosen to disre- And, in enlightened places that will it be going against the wishes of gard the more vocal portion of Iowa allow gay marriage or civil unions many Iowa Citians, it will also be City citizens opposed to the that give gay couples the same rights ignoring the advice of City Manager Supercenter. as heterosexual couples — oh, say, Steve Atkins. Atkins sent a memo to Luckily, the anti-Wal-Mart the Netherlands, Sweden, Denmark, deities have once again dropped a the council last week urging the Norway, Massachusetts (also home to possible solution in the laps of councilors to deny the request the Red Sox; talk about enlighten- Iowa City’s leaders. The recent because it would keep the property ment) — I haven’t heard of any major request by Wal-Mart to extend the off the market, thus not allowing upswings in marriages to ducks. current July 31 purchase-agree- other potential interests in the site to Or goats. ment deadline consequently pro- be examined. You’d think if there were such an vides the council with the opportu- Another Wal-Mart is not needed upswing, it might make TV — say, nity to deny the request and force in Iowa City, and denial of the “Good Morning, America,” or some- Wal-Mart to buy the land from the extension request would help thing. You know,“Woman marries city by the set date. send the message to the retail sloth; says he should be as much help Why would denying this request giant that its presence isn’t want- around the house as her first husband.” be a plus for Iowa City? Because it ed in Iowa City. So, I’m not sure where O’Reilly would force Wal-Mart to wait until Laura Michaels gets off with this duck thing. Maybe recent appeals sent to the Iowa Opinions editor it’s bird flu. But there he was last week, on both his radio and TV shows, spewing inaccuracies like Mount St. Helens once spewed ash. GUEST OPINION So let’s just take Bill O’Reilly and factor him a time or two. Hate to diss a fellow Mick, but even the Irish have spawned a few imbeciles. Not quite so many as the English, of course (I mean, look at the royal family — talk At the U.N., bluster backfires about some marriages that probably shouldn’t have occurred). Last month, President Bush issued a rare apology. “Saying, ‘Bring it on,’ kind had laid out a menu of radical changes designed to eliminate useless conferences On his radio show, O’Reilly said in of tough talk, you know, that sent the wrong signal,’’ he confessed. “I think in and reports and to move staff to departments that most needed them. Bolton the Netherlands, if “[y]ou want to certain parts of the world, it was misinterpreted.” added his own brand of bluster to this plan: If poor countries carried on resisting marry a duck… you can do it over Well done, Mr. President. You’ve understood that bluster can backfire. Now, management reforms, rich countries would stop paying for the organization. The there” (Media Matters). He produced how about sharing this insight with your ambassador to the United Nations? deadline for agreeing on reform is the end of this month, but no breakthrough is no data to back up this assertion. John Bolton, the ambassador in question, has a rich history of losing friends in sight. Officials are wondering what to do if the U.N. checks start bouncing. On his TV show, he contended out-of- and failing to influence people. He was notorious, even before arriving at the Unit- Last week, the U.N. deputy secretary general, a pro-American Briton named wedlock births have doubled since the ed Nations last year, for having said that 10 stories of the U.N. headquarters could Mark Malloch Brown, went public with his Bolton frustrations. He pointed out Netherlands legalized gay marriage. Actually, as Media Matters points out, be demolished without much loss; he had described the United States as the sun that the United Nations serves many American objectives, from deploying out-of-wedlock births in that country around which lesser nations rotate — mere “asteroids,” he’d branded them. Per- peacekeepers to helping with Iraq’s elections. Given this cooperation, the pow- have been steadily increasing since haps not surprisingly, the Senate refused to confirm Bolton as U.N. ambassador. ers that be in Washington should stick up for the United Nations rather than 1995, six years before the nation legal- Bush sent Bolton anyway, bypassing the Senate by appointing him during a threaten to blow it up. They should not be passive in the face of “unchecked ized same-sex marriages. congressional recess. It soon turned out that dismissing foreign ambassadors as U.N.-bashing and stereotyping.” Also on his TV show, O’Reilly claimed asteroid dwellers was merely a warm-up. As soon as Bolton got to New York, he This merely stated the obvious. If you doubt whether U.N.-bashing and in European countries that “have blew up the preparatory negotiations for a gathering of heads of state, insisting stereotyping goes on, ask yourself what gallery Bolton is playing to — or check embraced gay marriage,” the heterosex- that the other 190 members of the world body immediately agree to hundreds of out the latest cover of the National Rifle Association magazine, which features a ual marriage rate has declined. changes in the summit document. wolf with U.N. logos in its eyeballs. But Malloch Brown’s speech didn’t seem Unfortunately for O’Reilly, the If Bolton had picked a fight on a worthwhile issue, this might have been justi- obvious to Bolton. “This is the worst mistake by a senior U.N. official that I have opposite is true. As William fied. But one of the chief aims of his edits was to eliminate all mention of the seen,” he thundered in response. “Even though the target of the speech was the Eskridge Jr., a co-author of Gay antipoverty Millennium Development Goals, even though these targets for United States, the victim, I fear, will be the United Nations.” Marriage: For Better or Worse? reducing child mortality and so on are inoffensive. Which would suit Bolton and his allies perfectly. But it should not suit Bush, What We’ve Learned from the Bolton’s next triumph was to demand U.N. reform or, rather, to pretend to do so. An at least not now that he’s grasped that bluster can backfire. Arriving at the U.N. Evidence pointed out to him, “And effort to create a credible human-rights council was underway, but Bolton skipped summit last September, a different Bush greeted the secretary-general and ges- the interesting thing is after nearly all of the 30 or so negotiating sessions. Then, when the negotiators produced a tured at Bolton; “has the place blown up since he’s been here?” he demanded, Denmark recognized same-sex blueprint for the new council, Bolton declared it unacceptable, leaving furious Ameri- teasingly. Well, it’s now time for the new Bush to acknowledge that Bolton’s tac- unions [1989], the [heterosexual] can allies to wonder why he hadn’t weighed in earlier to secure a better outcome. tics aren’t funny. The United States needs an ambassador who can work with marriage rate went back up, the Next, Bolton blundered into U.N. management reform, an issue that may soon the United Nations. Right now, it doesn’t have one. divorce rate fell, and the rate of precipitate a crisis. The top U.N. officials, led by Secretary-General Kofi Annan, This is an excerpt of an editorial by Sebastian Mallaby that appeared in the Washington Post on Monday. non-marital children stabilized.” And, as Eskridge’s co-author, Darren Spedale, pointed out to O’Reilly, “In ON THE SPOT Denmark, Norway, and Sweden, in each of those countries, after they passed their gay-marriage-type laws… Do you think smokeless tobacco products are a healthier alternative to cigarettes? the rates of heterosexual marriage went up per capita. The rates of het- “I would say “ I personally “ No. Cancer “ No. I think it’s erosexual divorce went down.” no. Tobacco is don’t have strong is cancer. all bad for you.” Ah, but O’Reilly and the right tobacco, right? feelings. It ” wing would have you believe same- ” depends on sex marriage would destroy the moderation. great institution of marriage ” because — well, just because. Myself, I’m still looking for that Laurin Penland perfect duck. Iowa Summer Beau Elliot claims he is not against marriage per se, but Matt Parker Writing Festival Nate Vorac Jessica Phillips he advises against marrying a poet, because things will only UI senior participant UI junior Recent UI graduate get verse, and pretty soon, you won’t be able to stanza it.

The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Tuesday, June 13, 2006 - 5 CALENDAR-WORTHY The Great Lakes, with Dogme 95 and Alexis at the Mill, 120 E. Burlington St., 9 p.m. today, $5. ARTS&CULTURE MICROCINEMA POP GOES THE QUESTION Janet Jackson has WHEELING IN SOME reportedly lost 60 pounds in four months. Where is REALLY WEIRD CINEMA she hiding it? Whom would you Cinephiles from Austin are BIKE-IN THEATER give it to? revamping the movie scene in Iowa When: Every other Wednesday at sundown (around 9 p.m.) Each week, a roving DI arts City with odd films. This week’s Where: 206 Lafayette St. reporter will ask people on the Admission: Free street their thoughts about the feature is Stunt Rock, which will be most pressing issues of our This Wednesday: Stunt Rock, “a time — as in time spent on shown at the Bike-In Theater. nitroglycerin cocktail of suicide- the couch, with headphones level stunt work and amazingly on, with celebrity gossip rags, awful mullet-rock.” trolling youtube.com etc. Help BY SOHEIL REZAYAZDI ranges from the obscure to the us wrestle with pop culture. nonsensical. THE DAILY IOWAN For information on future screenings, check “[The films] should evoke http://patv.tv/?page_id=59 • ‘Liposuction.’ Three years ago, a handful some kind of a response, like of Austin, Texas, cinephiles ‘Wow, what is this?’ and, ‘This is • ‘Nicole migrated from their hipster amazing,’ at the same time,” the Among other highlights in Richie.’ haven to Iowa City, revamping 30-year-old said. the summer lineup are Heat our local film scene in the The pièce de résistance in Vision and Jack, the defunct process. When these Austin Valdez’s arsenal of kitsch, the pilot for a failed TV show exiles reached the UI, they bluntly titled Stunt Rock, will directed by Ben Stiller and didn’t exactly like what they screen Wednesday, and it is sure starring Jack Black and Owen saw. Iowa City, while a fairly to dumbfound most viewers. He Wilson, and the Piece of Crap Sara Tasker film-literate community, was a Film Fest, a night in which said screen time in the film is spring graduate of giant step backwards from competitors vie to screen the split between concert footage of Wartburg College Austin’s bustling film land- Sorcery, a ’70s metal band that worst scenes from the worst scape, home of South by time has long since forgotten, films they can find. Southwest and the Alamo and shots of Hollywood stunt Valdez said the strangeness in Drafthouse. men jumping off cliffs and this year’s lineup is due mostly • ‘The Subway to changes in his own viewing Aaron Valdez, one of the most attacking cheetahs. diet.’ prominent members of this Valdez has trouble containing habits. Having given up on small cinematic diaspora, has his enthusiasm for the film. mainstream, historically impor- • ‘Roseanne.’ worked to change all that. His “I saw the trailer for Stunt tant, or art-house cinema, he chief concern: “spreading the Rock five or six years ago in devotes most of his viewing time weird gospel.” Austin, and it just stuck with to films that are either wildly As production specialist for Pub- me,” he said. “It was just two bizarre or just plain bad. Along lic Access TV, Valdez launched minutes of awesomeness that with his wife, Iowa City Bike-in Theater, an outdoor is firmly implanted in my Publicity photo Microcinema co-founder Jen Casey Swoyer screening held every other brain.” Stunt Rock will play Wednesday in the PATV parking lot, 206 Proctor, the two form the junior Wednesday in the PATV parking He said the Bike-in Theater Lafayette St. antithesis of film snobbery. lot, 206 Lafayette St. With films films draw a “strange mix,” “Between me and Jen, we projected on a fold-out screen from bike enthusiasts and particularly in hipster and ater is a pleasant addition to sort of encourage [seeing bad approximately 16-by-12 feet film students to older viewers bike friendly communities, Iowa City’s rich biking culture. films],” he said. “Like, just one • ‘A (Valdez walked foot-over-foot to and post-collegiate townies. such as Portland, Ore. “Bicycles just get pushed to of us probably wouldn’t go see combination make the estimate), his lo-fi set up The concept of bike-in movies, Steve Goetzelman, an the side so often,” he said, not- National Treasure on opening attracted approximately 60 view- like many other local film employee at the nearby Broken ing America’s reluctance to seek night, but with the two, it’s, of working out ers on the May 31 screening of events, came directly from Spoke, 602 S. Dubuque St., alternate forms of transporta- ‘Yeah, let’s go; it’s gonna way too much Trailer-a-thon, the first showing of similar screenings in Austin. attended all but one Bike-in tion. “For an event to come suck!’ ” and not eating the theater’s sophomore year. Bike-in theaters have Theater screening last summer. along and put bikes front and E-mail DI reporter Soheil Rezayazdi at: enough.’ Valdez’s lineup this summer emerged across the country, An avid biker, he said the the- center … it’s nice.” [email protected] • ‘Both the Marion Stern Olsen twins.’ LIT CRIT senior

• ‘Who cares.’ Manning the poetry ramparts • ‘I think she should give it back to Kirstie Manthology is a poetry anthology concentrating on Alley.’ READING males. Writers include Marvin Bell, Robert Bly, Poets Richard Jackson, Robin Metz, and Monica Philip Levine, and Arthur Sze. Nathan Heitz Berlin senior They will read selections from Buffy and Xena to honey- about trying to. It’s a fun col- Manthology, I come away from Manthology moons and “orgasms dangling lection that will likely amuse with no clear answer — Want in on this? Look for the DI from the chandelier.” With and delight, if not shock and entertained, if not roaming arts reporter on Monday When: 7 p.m. today men bemoaning male pattern break boundaries. enlightened. afternoons in the IMU, local coffee Where: Prairie Lights Books, 15 S. baldness right alongside So, what is the male E-mail DI book critic Roxanne Calabris at: shops, or even your front porch. Dubuque St., and WSUI heart-rending accounts of experience? After reading [email protected] childhood molestation, the erratic organization of the experience.” Editors Craig book may be one of its biggest Christ-Evans, Kate Fether- weaknesses, as well as ston, and Roger Weingarten strengths. These juxtaposi- have cooked a bloated buffet of tions often lend a saucy irrev- 93 poems in Manthology, erence to the collection but including many by well-known also somewhat minimize the BOOK REVIEW favorites, such as Marvin Bell, poignancy of the more moving by Roxanne Calabris Robert Bly, Philip Levine, and pieces. Arthur Sze. There are also a And, once in a while, up few poems by women who have Manthology comes a poem that’s a well- “brushed up against” male written pleasure to read, ### out of #### intensity. such as “The Goat,” by Greg However, poetry anthologies Delanty, but has little to do “The idea isn’t so much by or about certain demo- with “manhood” other than that the poems celebrate men graphic groups tend to be deci- that it was written by a as that they challenge the sively bold in their vision or reader to discover … what is statement — for instance, a man. In the opening quota- male about the poem,” poet collection of women’s poems tion, it seems contributing Billy Collins states in the will often veer in subject poet Collins is excusing the introduction to Manthology. toward things unique to the slapdash, haphazard mish- It’s this sort of quest for mas- female experience: child- mash of manliness in the culinity that leaves readers birthing, the glories of the anthology. But don’t readers wondering if a book of verses feminine physique, etc. The of poems want to be chal- devoted to “the intensity of closest Manthology gets to lenged by the provocative the male experience” is even pondering the beauty of the content rather than the rea- necessary. Why read such a male anatomy is a decidedly sons certain pieces were book, when men have ruled self-conscious poem, “Growing even included? over the literary world for so Up,” in which the poet Jason Somehow, at the end, I felt long? Shinder frets over the size of overwhelmed — yet not sati- Simple — because it’s fun. his penis. The experience is ated. The book does nothing As the cover of this slim intense. to dispel tired male anthology states, this is a col- The pages ooze testos- stereotypes; but, then again, lection of “poems on the male terone, as the subjects switch it doesn’t make any claims 6 - The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Tuesday, June 13, 2006

A good P.R. move to draw attention … a tactic to further the “ jihadi cause. the ledge — Colleen Graffy, deputy assistant U.S. secretary of state for public diplomacy, describing the three suicides at the Guantánamo prison.” This column reflects the opinion of the Graffy’s boss, Undersecretary of State Karen Hughes, is charged author and not the DI Editorial Board, with improving the U.S. image in the Arab world. the Publisher, Student Publications DAILYBREAK Inc., or the University of Iowa.

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The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Tuesday, June 13, 2006 - 7 NEWS HPV State missing TouchPlay funds Experts ponder The state is missing nearly $3 million in TouchPlay revenue, but businesses hurt by vaccine’s effect the machines’ ban in May are finding it hard to pay up. Gardasil, a new vaccine BY LEAH DORZWEILER ‘The companies have for cervical cancer, THE DAILY IOWAN until July 10 to either As Iowa seeks to collect prevented 100 percent nearly $3 million of the miss- make the payment in full of pre-cancerious lesions ing revenue from TouchPlay or make an alternative machines after their removal in a drug trial. UI Professor from establishments arrangement.’ statewide, some local busi- Jack Stapleton said nesses are suffering from the — Iowa Lottery loss of the slot machine- spokeswoman Tina Potthoff it could prevent 10,000 deaths esque devices. The state reportedly had in the United States each year. not received its share of 20 companies’ TouchPlay profits TOUCHPLAY’S — approximately $2.96 mil- BY ABIGAIL SAWYER still in question, said Michael lion in revenue — as of Mon- SHORT STAY THE DAILY IOWAN Goodheart, who treats 100- day afternoon, according to 150 cases of cervical cancer With the recent Food and the Iowa Lottery. each year in UIHC gynecol- • July 2005 — TouchPlay Drug Administration Businesses had until May ogical oncology. machines first installed in approval of Gardasil — a 4 to remove TouchPlay Gardasil has inherent ben- Iowa establishments, includ- vaccine expected to prevent machines after Gov. Tom Vil- efits and risks that must be ing bars, convenience stores, most cervical cancer cases sack signed a measure ban- weighed, Stapleton said. The and grocery stores. worldwide — some experts ning them on March 20. The distinguishing feature • March 20 — Amid mount- are speculating about the machines, first installed in between the two drugs — ing criticism, Gov. Tom long-term effects of the drug. July 2005, were located in Vioxx and Gardasil — is the Vilsack approves a ban of the Concern stems from bars, grocery stores, and con- vaccine’s potential to save machines. distributor Merck and Co.’s venience stores, among other lives, he said. The vaccine • May 4 — Deadline for track record, after Vioxx, a venues. expert said it could prevent removal of TouchPlay popular painkiller shown to Iowa Lottery spokes- 10,000 deaths in the United machines across Iowa increase the risk of heart woman Tina Potthoff said a States each year. • July 10 — Deadline set by attacks and death, was letter was sent June 9 to the Stapleton added that he Iowa Lottery to receive pay- pulled from shelves in companies with unpaid dues, has no reservations about ment for its share of machine September 2004. setting a deadline for distributing the vaccine. profits or settle an alternative Gardasil’s potential popu- response. arrangement with TouchPlay “In fact,” he said, “I plan to larity is difficult to gauge, tell my daughters to get it.” “The companies have until operators. because of the myriad fac- July 10 to either make the Eventual recommendation tors. Possible long-term side of the vaccine for young boys payment in full or make an effects and the span of the may increase its effective- alternative arrangement,” Ed Bornstein/The Daily Iowan have that extra money, but drug’s efficacy are still ness, according to the Ameri- she said. Tiffin resident Don Patten tests his luck at the Burlington Street it won’t significantly hurt unknown. can Cancer Society website. For the affected compa- Kum & Go on March 20. our business without So far, Gardasil has been This precaution may help nies, however, making the them.” tested among 27,000 women prevent a higher number of payments will be tough. provides pool tables, juke The Speak Easy, 171 High- But Hagen said that ages 9-26 worldwide, and it human papillomavirus cases, Iowa City-based Hawkeye boxes, and game machines to way 1 W., operated four because TouchPlay machines has prevented 100 percent of said Tracy Peters, a coordina- Amusement Co., 4224 Yvette bars and restaurants, had to TouchPlay machines for six were removed so abruptly pre-cancerous lesions caused tor in the UI vaccine-trials St. S.W., which rented Touch- lay off four of its 11 employ- months before the ban went and without input from oper- by human papillomavirus, office. Play machines to numerous ees because of the machines’ into effect, owner Dave ators, he believes the ban said UI Professor Jack Side effects for the male area businesses, still owes demise. Moore said. Speak Easy could prove fatal for some Stapleton, a principal population are not known approximately $285,000 to “The TouchPlay machines rented its machines from businesses. investigator in the universi- because the drug has not yet the state, Iowa Lottery were definitely a shot in the Camden Inc., a Cedar “We, along with the other ty’s part of the drug trial. been tested in that group. If records show. arm for many businesses, Rapids-based company that companies, are diligently Though studies deter- proved to be effective, Staple- “At this point, it will all and that positive economic owes the state nearly half a trying to get the payments mined the drug’s safety in ton said, he would support its depend on litigation; we may effect is going to go away,” million dollars, according to taken care of,” he said. “But I the short term, experts distribution. But until the join a lawsuit to deal with Hagen said, noting he Iowa Lottery records. can’t believe this isn’t going remain unclear about the benefits and risks are clear, payment,” owner Todd believes independently “Our game collections are to put some places out of effects of extended use. The it’s difficult to determine, he Hagen said. owned “mom and pop” stores down 20 percent, directly business.” necessity of a booster shot to said. Hagen said Hawkeye would be hit hardest by the related to TouchPlay,” E-mail DI reporter Leah Dorzweiler at: update the vaccine after a E-mail DI reporter Abigail Sawyer at: Amusement, which also ban. Moore said. “It was nice to [email protected] certain period of time is also [email protected] Iowa surges in Advanced Placement Advanced Placement tests allow students to become more IOWA ADVANCED successful at a college level and give them a chance to PLACEMENT INDEX earn college credit while saving money (Calculated by dividing the number of graduating seniors BY DANNY VALENTINE City West High the sixth-high- pump your chest,” he said. “Oh by total number of tests admin- THE DAILY IOWAN est score, and City High the you know, we’re number — istered) 18th-best ranking. whatever.” More Iowa high-school stu- “We always encourage stu- DeLeon does not see West 1. Rivermont Collegiate, dents took Advanced Place- dents to challenge themselves High’s ranking as an indicator Bettendorf — 3.36 ment exams last year, thanks as much as possible,” said Kay of its academic prowess. 2. Regina High, Iowa City — to their greater availability Dileo, a West High guidance “It’s not a big issue,” he said. 2.20 statewide and increased UI counselor. “It’s not something that we say 3. Washington High, Cedar efforts to draw attention to the Despite City High’s we want to make improve- Rapids, 1.66 exams, said Nicholas Colange- comparatively low index score ments in.” 4. Kennedy High, Cedar Rapids lo, the director of the — calculated by dividing the Although skeptical about the — 1.40 Belin-Blank International number of graduating seniors ranking system, DeLeon said 5. Roosevelt High, Des Moines Center for Gifted Education. by the number of Advanced the courses can save students — 1.26 In 2005, 6,047 students took Placement exams adminis- money, because an Advanced 6. West High, Iowa City — the test, compared with 4,069 tered — the index showed it Placement exam — which 1.15 in 2001 — a large enough jump was the largest school in the costs $82 — can replace gener- 18. City High, Iowa City — .70 to propel Iowa’s ranking in top 25. al-education courses at the col- access to these tests from 45th But West High guidance lege level. additional Advanced Place- in the country to 35th. counselor Renato deLeon DeLeon said more students ment course next year. Colangelo attributes the doesn’t put much credence in are taking the opportunity at E-mail DI reporter Danny Valentine at: boost to the UI’s Advanced the UI index. West High, and both City High [email protected] Placement ranking program, “For schools, it’s a way to and West High will add an which was released Monday, as well as the 5-year-old Iowa Online Advanced Placement Academy, a university program created to provide online Advanced Placement courses and exams at no cost to all high-school students in Iowa. “Generally speaking, I think the [Advanced Placement] is a good indicator of mastery,”he said. “It gives you a good indi- cation where you stand, com- pared with everybody.” When students take these classes — which are more chal- lenging and allow high-school students to earn college credit — they are markedly improv- ing their chances for success in college, Colangelo said. There- fore, the UI’s primary concern is ensuring students around Iowa have access to the class- es, though not necessarily gauging their performance. The UI index released Mon- day ranked 50 schools in Iowa, giving Iowa City’s Regina High the second-best score, Iowa

8 - The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Tuesday, June 13, 2006 SPORTS SPORTS ’N’ STUFF

Dallas 99, Miami 85, Dallas leads series 2-0 Women ready to move up NATIONAL LEAGUE Today’s Game By The Associated Press Dallas at Miami, 8 p.m. strict workout plan this summer All Times CDT Thursday, June 15 WOMEN’S TRACK East Division W L Pct GB Dallas at Miami, 8 p.m. that includes lifting weights and New York 39 23 .629 — Sunday, June 18 CONTINUED FROM PAGE 12 1 running to keep the fitness level Philadelphia 33 30 .524 6 ⁄2 Dallas at Miami, 8 p.m., if necessary Atlanta 30 34 .469 10 Tuesday, June 20 1 “We have a number of peo- high, Grant said. Washington 30 35 .462 10 ⁄2 Miami at Dallas, 8 p.m., if necessary Florida 23 37 .383 15 Thursday, June 22 ple who, I think, will get bet- “Unfortunately, not every- Central Division W L Pct GB Miami at Dallas, 8 p.m., if necessary St. Louis 37 25 .597 — ter,” head coach James Grant body has the God-given ability Cincinnati 36 28 .563 2 said. “On the distance side, to score at the Big Ten level, Houston 32 32 .500 6 NHL PLAYOFF GLANCE 1 Milwaukee 31 34 .477 7 ⁄2 STANLEY CUP FINALS, (Best-of-7) there is Meghan Armstrong, because it is so competitive,” Chicago 26 36 .419 11 Monday June 5 Anderson said. “But you have to Pittsburgh 25 39 .391 13 Carolina 5, Edmonton 4 who had a good season but West Division W L Pct GB Wednesday June 7 didn’t quite finish where she commit yourself to a lifestyle; Los Angeles 35 28 .556 — Carolina 5, Edmonton 0 you have to work hard; and you Arizona 34 29 .540 1 Saturday, June 10 wanted to. On the sprint side, San Diego 32 31 .508 3 Edmonton 2, Carolina 1 have to stay patient.” San Francisco 32 31 .508 3 Monday’s Game there is Ashley Granger.” Colorado 31 32 .492 4 Carolina 2, Edmonton 1, Carolina leads series 3-1 While the team has a few The addition of talented Monday’s Games Wednesday’s Game recruits and the improvement Colorado 4, Washington3 Edmonton at Carolina, 7 p.m. runners who could compete on Milwaukee 6, Cincinnati 5 of the returning runners Saturday, June 17 the national level, the depth of Today’s Games Carolina at Edmonton, 7 p.m., if necessary could produce the depth that Atlanta (Smoltz 4-4) at Florida (J.Johnson 4-4), Monday, June 19 the group cost them dearly in 6:05 p.m. Edmonton at Carolina, 7 p.m., if necessary allows Iowa to finish among St. Louis (Carpenter 4-3) at Pittsburgh (Perez 2-7), Big Ten competition. In order 6:05 p.m. the best in the country next N.Y. Mets (Glavine 9-2) at Philadelphia (Madson 6- NCAA DIVISION I BASEBALL to annually match up with the 3), 6:05 p.m. season. The Hawkeyes have , Colorado (Fogg 3-4) at Washington (O’Connor 3-3), Super Regionals Glance (Best-of-3) upper echelon of the confer- Aaron Hall Holmgren/The Daily Iowan already set their sights on a 6:05 p.m. Winners advance to College Word Series ence, the team needs to add Milwaukee (Davis 3-4) at Cincinnati (Arroyo 8-2), Clemson, S.C. top-three finish in the Big Ten Friday, June 9: Clemson 11, Oral Roberts 8 Iowa junior Tiffany Johnson clears the final hurdle in the women’s 6:10 p.m. Saturday, June 10: Clemson 6, Oral Roberts 5, more quality depth to basical- and top-15 finish nationally. Houston (Pettitte 5-7) at Chicago Cubs (Marshall 3- 100 meter hurdles at the Drake Relays in Des Moines on April 29. 4), 7:05 p.m. Clemson wins series 2-0 ly every event, Anderson said. With such athletes as San Francisco (Wright 5-5) at Arizona (Gonzalez 1- Athens, Ga. Saturday, June 10: South Carolina 15, Georgia 6 Johnson won the event with a time of 13.58, just one-hundredth of 0), 8:40 p.m. “Everybody has to find a way Alexander, Roach, and Arm- Sunday, June 11: Georgia 11, South Carolina 5 L.A. Dodgers (Sele 3-0) at San Diego (Park 3-3), Monday’s Game: Georgia 11, South Carolina 6, to score, even if it’s just an a second short of her personal collegiate best of 13.57 at the Big strong leading the way, the 9:05 p.m. Georgia wins series 2-1 eighth-place finish,” the third- Hawkeyes’ goals could be eas- Atlanta Ten championships last year. AMERICAN LEAGUE Friday, June 9: Georgia Tech 5, College of year assistant said. “We are tak- ily within their grasp. Charleston 0 East Division W L Pct GB Saturday, June 10: Georgia Tech 12, College of ing more of a team approach, a ‘Hey ladies, everybody get bet- To accelerate the squad’s pro- E-mail DI reporter Ian Smith at: Boston 36 25 .590 — Charleston 3, Georgia Tech wins series 2-0 team battle cry, and saying, ter; everybody improve.’ ” gression, the team will follow a [email protected] New York 35 26 .574 1 Tuscaloosa, Ala. Toronto 34 29 .540 3 Friday, June 9: North Carolina 11, Alabama 5 Baltimore 30 35 .462 8 Saturday, June 10: North Carolina 8, Alabama 7, 1 Tampa Bay 26 38 .406 11 ⁄2 North Carolina wins series 2-0 Central Division W L Pct GB Oxford, Miss. Detroit 41 23 .641 — Saturday, June 10: Mississippi 11, Miami 9 1 Chicago 39 24 .619 1 ⁄2 Sunday, June 11: Miami 7, Mississippi 0 Cleveland 30 32 .484 10 Monday’s Game: Miami 14, Mississippi 9, Miami 28 34 .452 12 wins series 2-1 Kansas City 16 46 .258 24 Houston Men looking at next year West Division W L Pct GB Saturday, June 10: Rice 10, Oklahoma 4 Texas 34 30 .531 — Sunday, June 11: Oklahoma 11, Rice 5 1 Oakland 32 31 .508 1 ⁄2 Monday’s Game: Rice 9, Oklahoma 5, Rice wins MEN’S TRACK viduals to regional competi- the sprint quartets, as 100 [10.52] and 200 [21.04] at 1 Seattle 31 34 .477 3 ⁄2 series 2-1 1 tion, but the crop is full of well. the Missouri state high-school Los Angeles 28 35 .444 5 ⁄2 Fullerton, Calif. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 12 Monday’s Games Friday, June 9: Cal State Fullerton 7, Missouri 1 underclassmen and incoming But what has Iowa excited track meet, tying a state Detroit 4, Tampa Bay 3, 13 innings Saturday, June 10: Cal State Fullerton 9, Missouri 1, Chicago White Sox 8, Texas 3 Cal State Fullerton wins series 2-0 VanDenend also broke Iowa freshmen ready to make an about next season is the record in the 200. Baltimore 6, Toronto 4 Corvallis, Ore. coach Larry Wieczorek’s 38- L.A. Angels 4, Kansas City 3 Saturday, June 10: Oregon State 4, Stanford 3 impact. expected impact of football “We need to have a little Today’s Games Sunday, June 11: Oregon State 15, Stanford 0, year-old school record in the Freshmen David Chaplin and track recruits Anthony more depth,” departing fifth- Cleveland (Byrd 5-4) at N.Y. Yankees (Wang 6-2), Oregon State wins series 2-0 6:05 p.m. 5,000, with a time of 13:55.96 and Prince Riley return, along Bowman and Paul Chaney. year senior Matt Esche said. Tampa Bay (McClung 2-8) at Detroit (Rogers 8-3), College World Series at the Stanford Invitational 6:05 p.m. Friday, June 16 (Round 1) with junior David Pierre and Bowman, from St. Mary’s “We started having some in Baltimore (Loewen 0-0) at Toronto (Halladay 7-1), Game 1 -- Clemson vs. Georgia Tech, 1 p.m. on March 31. sophomores Lee Elbert and Prep in Detroit, posted a time the distance events, but we 6:07 p.m. Game 2 -- Cal State Fullerton vs. North Carolina, 6 Chicago White Sox (Garland 4-3) at Texas (Loe 3- p.m. The comeback of sophomore Max Milder. Chaplin placed of 10.95 in the 100 at the need a little more in the 5), 7:05 p.m. Saturday, June 17 miler Jake Berns should help Boston (Schilling 9-2) at Minnesota (J.Santana 6- Game 3 -- Rice vs. Georgia, 1 p.m. fifth in the Drake Relays 100- Michigan state high-school sprints. 4), 7:10 p.m. Game 4 -- Miami vs. Oregon State, 6 p.m. the Hawkeyes. He bolted onto meter dash, while Riley near- track meet on June 3, placing “The program is definitely Seattle (Moyer 3-5) at Oakland (Blanton 5-6), 9:05 p.m. the scene with a fifth-place ly qualified for regionals in third in Division II, and went in good shape.” Kansas City (Duckworth 0-0) at L.A. Angels (Jered TRANSACTIONS Weaver 3-0), 9:05 p.m. finish at the Big Ten indoor the 400. 22.49 in a runner-up showing E-mail DI reporter Michael Schmidt at: FOOTBALL National Football League meet. Elbert contributed on the in the 200. [email protected] NBA PLAYOFF GLANCE CHICAGO BEARS—Signed FB J.D. Runnels. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS—Signed WR Ed Hinkel. Tendonitis in his knee Hawkeyes’ relay teams Chaney is considered one of NBA FINALS (Best-of-7) Waived OL Chip Myrick and LB Cole Snyder. ended his season prematurely before an injury in the the best high-school sprinters Friday’s Game PHILADELPHIA EAGLES—Signed G Shawn Dallas 90, Miami 80 Andrews to a seven-year contract extension through shortly thereafter. Iowa’s indoor season. Milder and in the country. The speedster Sunday, June 11 2015. sprints didn’t qualify any indi- Pierre were mainstays on from St. Louis captured the Hawks lead summer league

GTL Lindsey Nyenhuis fifth, and more on his Highland season, Larson feels that CONTINUED FROM PAGE 12 Big Ten Freshman of the Park/Active Endeavors squad. Nyenhuis will be able to take Year Megan Skouby at Former Hawkeye player and over after overcoming a foot going to make her such a sixth. first-year Game Time coach injury last season. mature and smart player this Skouby will play alongside Jamie Cavey expects both “I think she is a unique and year that I look for her to be an former Hawkeye Deb Rem- Smith and VanderPol to play All-Big-Ten type player this merde on the Coralville Hy- big roles on her Asoiya squad. special talent as a shooter,” he fall,” he said. “Hopefully, we get Vee squad. Remmerde, who “Kristi started last year as a said. “Our league is made for to see the beginning of that was selected seventh by coach freshman, and she’s young,” those type of shooters. this summer.” Mike Stoermer, transferred to Cavey said. “She’ll learn a lot “When you look at the people The remaining five picks Northwestern College in and do a lot. on the roster that are natural 2 in the first round were all December 2003. “Nicole had some problems [guards], Lindsey’s it. I look current Iowa Hawkeye play- The top 10 rounded-out with with her knee, but I know that forward to seeing her earn that ers; junior Krista VandeVen- junior Jeneé Graham selected she’s a good player, and she’ll ter was selected second, fol- eighth, sophomore Nicole Van- definitely help out.” spot, and I’d love to see her get lowed by a string of sopho- derPol picked ninth, and junior Even though the Hawkeyes a good start on it this summer.” mores, Wendy Ausdemore at Abby Emmert selected by Lar- will be without Crystal Smith E-mail DI reporter Brendan Stiles at: third, Kristi Smith fourth, son at No. 10, joining Ausde- when they take the floor next [email protected] U.S. opens Cup with a thud

WORLD CUP ‘Believe me, this wasn’t 1990. for less than two years, and CONTINUED FROM PAGE 12 was inside of the more experi- I don’t think we looked like the team in 1990.’ enced Pope. He easily bent his Beasley on the night.” — Bruce Arena, coach bald head to meet the cross Eager to prove they are and put the ball past Keller for among soccer’s elite, the Amer- his 43rd goal in 69 internation- icans brought their most-tal- 36th minute, and the Ameri- They’re ranked fifth in the al appearances, a Czech ented team ever to Germany. cans never got back into the world by FIFA’s much-criti- record. They even got a pregame pep game against the Czechs, cized computer formula — the Reyna, who hasn’t scored for talk from President Bush, who semifinalists in the Euro- Czechs are second behind the national team since 2000, called from Camp David before pean Championship two Brazil — but the Americans nearly tied the score in the the game and wished them years ago. created few dangerous scoring 29th, curling a 25-yard shot well. Rosicky hit the crossbar in chances. that got by a diving Petr Cech But they undoubtedly disap- the 68th and added a goal in “With all due respect, that’s in goal. Reyna had a hopeful pointed millions of fans back the 76th minute, getting past probably the best team in the look on his face, but his expres- home and certainly the 5,000 the U.S. defense off a through group,” Reyna said. “Italy’s sion quickly changed to disgust or so who made the trek over- pass from Pavel Nedved, another tough team, and it’ll when the ball clanked off the seas, falling to 0-8 in Europe in Europe’s 2003 player of the be another tough game, but we World Cup play, getting far post. year, and chipping over Keller have to bounce back and put outscored 24-4. Just as the United States on a breakaway. this game behind us and learn And it could get worse. The was starting to establish some “The Rosicky goal was a from it, real quick.” Americans’ next opponent, on offensive rhythm, the Czechs great goal,” Arena said. “To me, Four years ago, the United Saturday, is soccer power Italy, went up 2-0. Nedved crossed, which opened with a 2-0 win the big play in the game was States broke on top in its and Onyewu headed the ball over Ghana. giving up the early goal.” opener in the fourth minute. out. But it went to Rosicky, Eddie Johnson, who entered This time, it was the Ameri- “Everyone has to be brave who settled it and sent a spec- at halftime, provided some cans who fell behind quickly. and want the ball,” U.S. cap- tacular right-footed shot into energy, missing just wide in David Rozehnal played the tain Claudio Reyna said. “We the top corner to Keller’s left, the 70th minute and high in ball to the right flank for didn’t have guys aggressive above the goalkeeper’s raised the 76th. Zdenek Grygera, who had enough.” right hand. In the last two World Cups, When the Americans plenty of space and time and returned to the World Cup in crossed the ball before an Koller injured his right leg the only team to advance from battling Onyewu for a ball on the first round after losing its 1990 after a 40-year absence, onrushing Pablo Mastroeni the flank in the 43d minute opener was Turkey, in 2002. they were embarrassed 5-1 by could get there. “It’s not over,” Donovan said. Czechoslovakia in their open- The imposing Koller, who and was taken off on a stretch- “It’s going to be hard, but it’s er. Arena, who sat in the seats returned only last month from er, one hand behind his head, not over.” that day as a fan, didn’t think knee surgery, already had been the other covering his face. He Reyna came closest to this was as bad. fouled by Oguchi Onyewu and was taken to a hospital to be scoring, hitting a post mid- “Believe me, this wasn’t Eddie Pope in the first two examined. way through the first half. 1990,” Arena said. “I don’t minutes. He stayed behind His coach, Karel Bruckner But Rosicky scored on a think we looked like the team Onyewu, a 24-year-old who has said the injury was “quite soaring 25-yard shot in the in 1990.” been with the national team serious.”

The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Tuesday, June 13, 2006 - 9 NEWS Terrorist group picks Al-Zarqawi successor ‘Al Qaeda in Iraq’s council has agreed on Sheik Abu Hamza al-Muhajer to be the successor of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi in the leadership of the organization.’ — Al Qaeda in Iraq

Chris Walters, Daytona Beach News-Journal /Associated Press Employees of Daytona Lagoon water park in Daytona Beach, Fla., stack inflatable pool floats on Monday after heavy thunderstorms blew through the area. The weather was sparked by Tropical Storm Alberto. Evacuation ordered as Gulf storm surges ‘This is a little earlier than earliest hurricane in 40 years to Forecasters said Alberto hit the United States, according would probably become only a I expected. But we’ve had to the National Hurricane Cen- weak Category 1 hurricane, a bad couple of years, so ter. The earliest on record is meaning winds of 74 mph to Alma, which in 1966 struck 95 mph, because the warm Khalid Mohammed/Associated Press it’s not entirely the Florida Panhandle on water from which hurricanes draw their strength is not A Baghdad newspaper vendor on Monday reads a copy of the Iraqi newspaper Alitijah Alakhar showing June 9 — the ninth day of the unexpected.’ hurricane season. particularly deep in the area. a picture of Al Qaeda in Iraq terrorist leader Abu Musab al-Zarqawi. Front page headline reads: “The — Walter Miller, marina Alberto started as a tropical AP writers Phil Davis, Michelle Spitzer, ghost man from Afghanistan to Iraq. Does the death of al-Zarqawi put an end to the sectarian disputes manager depression on June 10, and fore- Andrea Rodriguez, and Jennifer Kay and open the doors for national reconciliation?” casters over the weekend were contributed to this report BY MITCH STACY confident it would not become a BY NADIA ABOU EL-MAGD statement could not be Rahman al-Iraqi. The U.S. mili- ASSOCIATED PRESS hurricane. But the storm’s ASSOCIATED PRESS independently confirmed. It tary told the Associated Press on winds accelerated from 50 mph was posted on an Islamic mili- Monday that he was not a man CEDAR KEY, Fla. — More to 70 mph with startling speed CAIRO, Egypt — Al-Qaeda in tant web forum where Al Qaeda identified as “Abdul-Rahman” than 20,000 people along in just three hours Monday Iraq named a successor Mon- in Iraq often posts messages. who was killed with al-Zarqawi. Florida’s Gulf Coast were morning. The minimum for a day to Abu Musab al-Zarqawi The posting said al-Muhajer The name al-Muhajer, Arabic ordered to clear out Monday hurricane is 74 mph. and said he would stick to the was “a beloved brother with for “immigrant,” suggested the as Alberto — the very first “We were surprised, but we’ve slain leader’s path — attacks on jihadi experience and a strong new leader was not Iraqi. The tropical storm of the 2006 been surprised before,” said Shiites as well as on U.S. and footing in knowledge. name is often used by foreign Atlantic hurricane season — Richard Pasch of the hurricane Iraqi forces. “We ask Almighty God to Arab militants, referring to the unexpectedly picked up steam center.“The center in disorganized The new leader, identified by strengthen him that he may “muhajereen,” Islam’s early con- and threatened to come storms can re-form and jump.” the nom de guerre Abu Hamza al- accomplish what Abu Musab al- verts who fled persecution in ashore as a hurricane. Florida homeowners Muhajer in a statement posted on Zarqawi, God have mercy on his Mecca to join the Prophet Forecasters posted a hurri- stocked up on chain saws, ply- wood, and other emergency the web, appeared to be a foreign soul, began,” it said. Muhammad in Medina. cane warning for the Gulf supplies. Employees at a Arab, as was his predecessor. That could mean he will con- Rohan Gunaratna, a terror Coast and a tropical-storm expert at Singapore’s Institute marina in St. Petersburg said But otherwise he is an tinue the strategy the Jordan- warning from north of Day- of Defense and Strategic Stud- they planned to work through unknown. The name has not ian-born al-Zarqawi followed: a ies, said the choice of a non-Iraqi tona Beach to the Georgia- the night securing more than appeared in previous Qaeda in campaign of brutal attacks on South Carolina line, saying Iraq propaganda or on U.S. lists means the group is “likely to 600 boats against the wind Shiite civilians, aimed at spark- Alberto could begin battering and waves. of terrorists with rewards on continue the foreign operations.” ing a Sunni-Shiite civil war. Al-Zarqawi had sought to the coast early today. Gov. Jeb “This is a little earlier than I their heads, suggesting he is a The attacks sparked ten- expand his campaign beyond Bush signed a declaration of expected,” said marina manager lower-level figure or someone sions between al-Zarqawi’s Iraq, including a triple suicide emergency allowing him to Walter Miller. “But we’ve had more prominent who has taken group and some Iraqi insur- bombing against hotels in Jor- call up the National Guard a bad couple of years, so it’s a new pseudonym. gents who felt the bloodshed dan last November that killed and put laws against price not entirely unexpected.” President Bush said Monday hurt the image of their resist- 60 people. gouging into effect. The Federal Emergency that al-Muhajer would join the ance against U.S. forces. They Al-Zarqawi also had links to Al “We’re talking about power- Management Agency said ranks of those sought by the wanted to focus attacks on Qaeda’s branch in Saudi Arabia, ful forces of nature,” Bush said. Monday it had evacuation United States. “I think the suc- American and Iraqi troops. which in a statement Monday “People need to take this very buses and emergency supplies cessor to Zarqawi is going to be Iraqi insurgents loyal to Sad- thanked him for helping its fight seriously.” standing by, but state officials on our list to bring to justice,” dam Hussein made a rare public against the kingdom’s rulers. “We If Alberto were to come ashore in the affected areas had not Bush said. acknowledgment of disputes with will not forget his favors to jihad as a hurricane, it would be the asked for immediate help. The lack of detail appeared to al-Zarqawi in a condolence letter and the mujahideen in the reflect a new emphasis on secrecy posted on the same website. prophet’s peninsula,” the group by the group. U.S. forces have “Although there were many said. launched a series of raids matters we differed with him on The U.S. military had predict- against Al Qaeda in Iraq based and him with us … what united ed a militant named Abu Ayyub on intelligence found in the safe us was something greater,” said al-Masri would become Al house where al-Zarqawi was the statement by the Fedayeen Qaeda in Iraq’s leader. Al-Masri, killed by an American air strike Saddam. It said the group had an Egyptian associate of al-Zar- Wednesday. The group may fear “the honor” of fighting alongside qawi, has a $50,000 reward on infiltration or that al-Zarqawi’s al-Zarqawi and that “our deter- his head. public stance led to his downfall. mination is only increased for “Al-Zarqawi’s charisma was a “Al Qaeda in Iraq’s council waging jihad.” very important factor for many has agreed on Sheik Abu Al-Zarqawi’s death raised to join his organization,” Rash- Hamza al-Muhajer to be the speculation the group might wan said. “All al-Zarqawi had successor of Abu Musab al-Zar- turn to an Iraqi leader to was car bombs and people ready qawi in the leadership of the smooth over the differences to blow themselves up.” organization,” the group said. with Iraqis. 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No experience neces- SALES PERSONS NEEDED 9-5p.m. (319)351-2178. able August 1. H/W paid. No THAT’S RENTERTAINMENT sary. Training provided. -1 full-time, PARKING 24-HOUR CLOSE-IN PARKING SUMMER SUBLET AD#624. One bedroom near pets. Free parking. 202 N.Linn 800-965-6520 ext. 111. -1 part-time (16-20 hrs) STUDIO apartment one block (319)683-2324 downtown. W/D facilities, A/C, 210 E.Davenport. $440/ month. (2 blocks from Burge and Both includIing Saturdays. from Ped Mall. Available parking, H/W paid. No pets. (319)338-4306. 1 from Van Allen Hall) Excellent customer service skills, May 15- August 1. Rent nego- CAREGIVERS NEEDED DOWNTOWN location. Call M-F, 9-5, detail oriented, art background a tiable. Call (319)351-7676. CLOSE-IN, one bedrooms. PHOTOS to DVD and VIDEO Would you like to get paid to: 429 S.VanBuren, smaller car. (319)351-2178. Video Albums -Play cards plus. $60/ month. (319)331-3523. Off-street parking. Laundry Photon Studios -Sit with a friend and talk Minimum availability 1-year. (319)351-8098. AD#715. Rooms of one bed- on-site. H/W paid. Call (319)594-5777 -Watch television Application and resume to: SUMMER SUBLET room near downtown, some utili- (319)337-2242. Iowa Artisans Gallery PARKING space for rent at www.photon-studios.com -Prepare meals ties paid, some parking. No pets. DOWNTOWN APTS. 207 E.Washington St. 804 N.Dubuque. -Do light housekeeping FALL OPTION Possible shared kitchen or bath- Available for Fall Iowa City, IA 52240 Call (319)621-6750. -Go shopping AD#27. THREE LOCATIONS room. Call M-F, 9-5. Vogel (corner of Linn & Iowa) (319)351-8686. That’s exactly what each of our NEAR CAMPUS. Two bedroom (319)351-2178. 1 bedrooms, fully furnished. caregivers do each week. We and loft styles available 8/1/6. AD#800. One or two bedroom in PETS OKAY. provide non-medical in-home SCOOTER Call for details. 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MAIN bedroom in vitamins.com/enterprises44961 One bedroom apartments in WEDDING owned and operated. obo. Please call (515)450-4439. three bedroom house. Riverside AVAILABLE AUGUST 1. Coralville near Coral Ridge Mall, WEDDING VIDEOGRAPHY and Benton. Bus route. Parking. 3 blocks from campus. Lantern Park Plaza, and Coral- NEW!!! Got $5???? Then you’ve Call Photon Studios for CLEANING Professional- C/A. Laundry. $200/ month plus ville Recreation Center. On-site got a business!! Enroll online professional wedding Part-time and full-time available. AUTO DOMESTIC 1/5 utilities. (319)594-0363. 504 S.CAPITOL laundry and extra storage unit. NOW!! www.FUNinMLM.com/jisl/ BUYING USED CARS videography. $10/ hour or $20k/ year starting 2nd floor 2 bedroom- $700 $460. member.jisl?LM2031 We will tow. NICE one bedroom, reduced (319)594-5777. pay, and free gym membership! 3rd floor efficiency- $495 Some units allow cats for an ad- (319)688-2747 summer sublet. Attached ga- www.photon-studios.com Students and new graduates All utilities included. ditional fee. rage, W/D, dishwasher, busline, welcome to apply! No experi- SouthGate, (319)339-9320, • • • • • • • • • • • • CASH for Cars, Trucks hardwood floors. $600 plus ence necessary. E-mail resume PETS Showings by appointment. s-gate.com JULIA’S FARM KENNELS Berg Auto electric. (319)400-7335. MESSAGE and cover letter to Call Deb at (319)887-6069. Two Schnauzer puppies. Boarding, 4165 Alyssa Ct. FURNISHED quiet, modern, and [email protected]. ONE bedroom near law school. grooming. 319-351-3562. 319-338-6688 clean. Coralville. Energy effi- bedroom BOARD $456/ month plus electricity, free CLOSE-IN lower half of house at cient, on-site laundry, off-street NEW! “Blossom”- Special DRIVERS and workers wanted parking. Free Internet and cable NEON Plymouth 1997. $1100. 210 E.Davenport. H/W paid. No parking, pool. Convenient to luxury units Anti-aging cream for both men for local moving company. Start- for first three months. Cats wel- STORAGE Good condition, runs well. pets. Free parking. $680/ month. law/ UIHC/ Hy-Vee. Available and women!! Visit: ing at $10/ hour, more depend- CAROUSEL MINI-STORAGE come. Available June 1. Rent Close to UIHC, Hwy (319)621-3775, (319)594-1424. (319)338-4306. August 1.(319)363-0000, http:www.unlimitedwealth ing on qualifications. Call Paul, Located 809 Hwy 1 Iowa City only $350 for June and July. (319)364-6076, evenings and 218 & Kinnick. alliance.com/rep/daenterprises (319)643-4190. Sizes available: WANTED! Used or wrecked Call Christy (319)339-1079 or DOWNTOWN: weekends. Apply on-line. 5x10, 10x20, 10x30. cars, trucks or vans. Quick esti- Vanja (319)594-2414. NEW!! Diversified advertising PLAZA TOWERS luxury apart- 354-2550, 354-1639 mates and removal. www.mikevandyke.com co-op leads! 3x9 forced matrix.... GET your summer membership ments available January 2006. ALWAYS ONLINE (319)679–2789. Turn $55 monthly into free by working a few hours a $1,500 to $2,920/ month. Phone www.dailyiowan.com No applications fee. RAE-MATT MINI STORAGE Marc (319)430-3010. $60,180.00 monthly!! Register week. Cindy K’s Fitness Center. APARTMENT LARGE efficiency. S.Dodge. Fall or immediate Cindy (319)936-1411. Two locations in North Liberty, free... NOW: ONE and two bedrooms. H/W Quiet, no smoking, no pets. 10x20’s, 24-hour access. AUTO FOREIGN availability. www.dac-leads.com? paid. Small dogs ok. Eastside A/C. Parking, yard. $495. After Available 7 days a week. 1993 SAAB 9000 CSE. FOR RENT daenterprises GOOD PAY! Iowa City. Flexible leases. 6p.m.. (319)354-2221. Call 248-0534 (319)351-1219. Newer belt, mufflers, fuel-pump. Marcos’s Grilled Cheese/ (319)351-4452. or 631-2659 Leather, sunroof, runs smooth. LARGE efficiency apartment. George’s Gyros. 204K. $2000. Zach, • • • • • • • • • • • • U STORE ALL WE HAVE 1, 2, and 3 bedroom Close to Pentacrest. On-street WORK-STUDY E-mail Mark: (319)341-6609. WORK-STUDY [email protected] Self storage units from 5x10 apartments for fall leasing at 507 parking. $400, all utilities paid. positions available at the -Security fences N.Linn and 316 & 330 S.Dodge. (319)338-9100. -Concrete buildings $485- $725/ month. State Historical Society, GREAT COMPENSATION AND AUTO SERVICE LARGE studio apartment with -Steel doors (319)337-2496. 402 Iowa Ave. in our archives AMAZING RESUME EXPERI- EXPERT low cost solutions to great location on campus for -Iowa City library and administration. $7 to ENCE- STUDENT REPS your car problems. Visa and rent. $630 plus electric. Avail- 337-3506 or 331-0575 start. Call 335-3912 for inter- NEEDED FOR SUMMER/ FALL Mastercard accepted. able 8/4/06- 7/31/07. Call view. Must have work-study PROGRAM. McNiel Auto Repair. EFFICIENCY / (630)665-3224 or through the University. Host events and influence peers MOVING (319)351-7130. (630)853-9590. on your campus for a very well MOVING OUT? ONE BEDROOM 1 efficiency, one bathroom, free ONE bedroom apartments. known consumer electronics Two guys with two trucks will HELP WANTED HOUSESITTING parking, close-in, busline, A/C, Coralville and Iowa City. Pets company. Go to: help you move. Affordable, RELIABLE, experienced House on-site laundry. Leasing for Fall okay. (319)338-4774. www.repnation.com/tech reliable, fast, and fun. and Dog Sitting. Pets (including (319)341-9385. to apply. (319)341-3497 or horses), plants, yard, mail, spe- EFFICIENCY & one bedroom. in (712)435-9507. Leave message. cial requests. References avail- 1054 NEWTON ROAD. Near well-maintained turn-of-the-cen- JANITOR shift leader. Monday- able. (319)337-9268. UIHC, free parking. Clean, quiet, tury building.Hardwood floors. Saturday, 6pm-11pm. Car re- MOVING?? SELL UNWANTED A/C. Available August 1. Close to downtown. quired. Supervisory experience FURNITURE IN THE DAILY (319)400-2504. Available August 1. required. (319)331-7515. IOWAN CLASSIFIEDS. ROOM FOR RENT (319)338-0435. A beautiful, extra large room, 338 S. GOVERNOR bedroom. Walk to campus. hardwood floors, large windows, $510 plus electric. ONE Now hiring- August 1. Parking. $510/ month, fireplace. No pets, no smoking. Good quiet location. LIFEGUARDS COMPUTER water paid. No pets. References. (319)331-5071. www.ivetteapartments.com Must have proper certification. USED COMPUTERS (319)936-2753. (319)337-7392. J&L Computer Company AD#412. Rooms near down- QUIET apartment in quiet house Apply in person between 2-4pm. 628 S.Dubuque Street town, all utilities paid, possible 8 VALLEY AVE. Efficiency. and neighborhood. Private patio. University Athletic Club (319)354-8277 Kitchen and bathroom. Call M-F, Across from dental school and $500. Water paid. A/C. small 1360 Melrose Ave. 9-5, (319)351-2178. UIHC. $400, H/W paid. Free pets with deposit. Available parking, on-site laundry. Avail- July 1. (319)351-8484. USED AVAILABLE now and for fall. able June, one year lease. Call CHILD CARE Dorm style rooms. $235- $290, (319)354-0029. VERY large one bedroom. FURNITURE some utilities included. Call Close-in. C/A, parking. Security PROVIDERS BEDROOM set for sale. Black (319)354-2233 for showings. AD#128. Kitchenette on cam- entrance. W/D. $625/ includes 2 large bedrooms, close-in, free LOVING and supportive infant and gold headboard, nightstand, pus, H/W paid, shared bath. Call off-street parking spot. Days parking, busline, A/C, dish- CAT welcome; wooded setting; care available. Openings for dresser with mirror, and drawer M-F, 9-5. (319)351-2178. (319)351-1346, after 7:30p.m washer, W/D, new furnace. $310 utilities, A/C included; ref- three newborns. Excellent refer- chest. $550/ obo. and weekends (319)354-2221. Leasing for Fall. (319)341-9385. erences required. ences and long term experience. [email protected] AVAILABLE for fall: Efficiencies, (319)621-8317. Call Kate for interviews $315 to $425, some utilities and (319)338-3736. HOUSEHOLD CATS welcome; high ceilings; parking included, near the law ATTENTION UI historical house; good facilities; and medical school. Call AUTO DOMESTIC STUDENTS! laundry; parking; $355 utilities in- (319)354-2233 for showings. GREAT RESUME- BUILDER EDUCATION ITEMS SPEECH/ LANGUAGE cluded: (319)621-8317. AVAILABLE now and August 1. GREAT JOB! WANT A SOFA? Desk? Table? PATHOLOGIST & SLPA Starting at $375/ month. Down- Be a key to the University's Rocker? Visit HOUSEWORKS. FURNISHED student room. positions with Harrison School town and Westside locations. future! Join We've got a store full of clean $270- $300, includes utilities District Two, in Colorado jandjapts.com THE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA used furniture plus dishes, and housekeeping. One block Springs, CO. Dynamic and pro- (319)338-7058. FOUNDATION TELEFUND drapes, lamps and other house- from main campus. gressive team, reasonable up to $9.40 per hour!!! hold items. All at reasonable (319)354-4812, after 5p.m. caseloads and staff develop- AVAILABLE now. One bed- CALL NOW! prices. Now accepting new con- ment. Bilingual a plus. CFY room, 332 S.Linn, $800/ month, 335-3442, ext.417 signments. LARGE rooms at 942 Iowa Ave., available. Apply online at rent negotiable. No pets. Leave name, phone number, HOUSEWORKS Historic former sorority house. www.harrison.k12.co.us. Contact (319)338-7058. and best time to call. 111 Stevens Dr. Share kitchen, bathrooms, laun- Director of Special Programs www.uifoundation.org/jobs 338-4357 dry. Parking. Rent $380/ month, with questions at (719)579-3240. all utilities and cable included. ON-site manager. Available MISC. FOR SALE 8/1/06. www.buxhouses.com MINI fridges for sale. Clearing RESTAURANT (319)354-7262. HELP WANTED GODFATHER’S PIZZA out, all must go! Big 4-cubic-foot, Accepting applications for deliv- starting at $30. Big Ten Rentals, MALE rooms at 424 South Lu- ery drivers. Must be 18, have 1820 Boyrum St. I.C. cas. Share kitchen, bathroom, own car. Good driving record laundry. Parking. Rent $320- and liability insurance. $7/ hour THE DAILY IOWAN $395/ month, all utilities and ca- plus $1.50/ delivery plus tips. CLASSIFIEDS MAKE CENTS!! ble included. On-site manager. Apply in person: Available 8/1/06. 531 Hwy 1 West. www.buxhouses.com HEALTH & (319)354-7262. NOW HIRING Full-time Short Order Cook. PRIVATE room on busline with FITNESS shared bathroom and kitchen. For summer HOME gym: Impex Powerhouse Free parking, on-site laundry, day & evening shifts. (Strength Series) Home Gym. utilities, cable. Less than one Apply in person between 2-4pm. Like new, paid $400. Sell for mile from campus. $275/ month. University Athletic Club $250. Call Amber Call (319)337-8665. 1360 Melrose Ave. (319)470-9078. QUIET, close, furnished- $325- $595; with own bathroom- $405. HELP WANTED Utilities paid. (319)338-4070 400-4070- no message on cell.

REDUCED summer sublet/ fall. Three bedrooms in a nice refur- bished five bedroom co-ed house. W/D, dishwasher, fire- place, parking, close-in, north- side. $275 plus utilities. (319)400-7335.

ROOM for rent, private bath- room, across from dental school. (319)331-9545. HELP WANTED ROOMMATE WANTED FEMALE AVAILABLE August 1. Own bedroom, own bathroom in two bedroom apartment. Free park- ing. Keokuk Apts. $335 plus utilities. (319)361-4282.

STUDENT wanted to share downtown house. $400/ month. Available August 1. (319)936-0145. ROOMMATE

1, 2, 4, bedroom and efficien- WANTED cies. Close to downtown. Free parking, pool, laundry, some MALE utilities paid. Call ASI, MALE non-smoking roommate (319)621-6750.. or two to share fully furnished new two bedroom condo. $350/ 1, 2, 3, and 4 bedrooms. Avail- month includes all utilities, Inter- able now and/ or including net/ cable, fireplace, W/D, deck. August. Iowa City and Coralville. Trails, pond including exercise Tri-County Real Estate, room. (712)898-3750. (319)331-1382.

The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Tuesday, June 13, 2006 - 11 TWO BEDROOM DUPLEX HOUSE HOUSE HOUSE HOUSE FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR RENT THREE bedroom, 1-1/2 bath- 3 and 4 bedroom house. A4 bedroom, three bathroom. GREAT three bedroom, two bath FOUR bedroom house for rent. room. Nicely restored. Wood S.Johnson, E.Burlington. Hard- on S.Lucas. Exceptionally spa- house for rent in Coralville near W/D, C/A. Available August 1. floors, C/A, W/D, parking. $825/ wood floors, porch, parking, C/A, cious. (319)330-2696. busline, park, and school. Wood (319)631-5152. month. No pets. W/D, microwave, dishwasher. floors, updated kitchen, office, Call (319)338-7058.. No smoking or pets. Available CLOSE-IN houses for fall 2006. huge deck with fenced in yard. THREE bedroom, two bathroom, August. $1295- $1775. After uofihouserentals.com Pets negotiable. $1100/ month. W/D, $875. (319)354-2734. TWO bedroom duplex. Coral- 6:30p.m. call (319)354-2221. CLOSE-IN, five bedroom house, (319)541-2043. THREE bedroom. Pets. Large ville. $650 and utilities. no pets, ideal for students, 4 BEDROOM house, two bath- LARGE 2-story, three bedroom. fenced in yard. W/D. $750. (319)331-5550. $2100/ month plus utilities. Call rooms. Close-in, busline, free 1708 E.College (near City High). (319)354-2734. (319)354-7036. TWO bedroom, 1222 E.Burling- parking, C/A, dishwasher, W/D, Two car garage, gas fireplace, TWO 3 bedroom houses. W/D ton St. Garage opener, full base- leasing for fall. (319)631-3853. CLOSE-IN, newer, very spa- hardwood floors, C/A, W/D, dish- hook-ups. Carport or garages. ment, new hardwood floors, washer. Available 8/1/06. $1200/ 4 bedroom, 2 kitchens, 2 bath- cious, energy efficient. 4-5 bed- Newly remodeled. W/D, microwave, gas fireplace. month plus utilities. rooms. Downtown. 5 S.Johnson. room, parking, bus, fireplace, (319)338-4774. Available August 1, 2006. Rent (319)354-7262. $1500. (319)354-2734. W/D, C/A, microwave, appli- $860/ month plus utilities. ances. No pets. Reasonable www.buxhouses.com TWO bedroom. Iowa City. Quiet www.buxhouses.com 408 S.Dubuque. priced. Renting 8/1/06. neighborhood. Large yard. $750. LARGE four bedroom, 1710 (319)354-7262. 5 to 6 bedrooms, three bath- (319)683-2324. Cats negotiable. (720)493-8795. rooms. Parking. (319)338-4774. E.College by City High. Two car TWO bedroom. Quiet and spa- CLOSE-IN three bedroom garage, two gas fireplaces, C/A, cious, newly remodeled. No 5 BEDROOM house, two bath- house. No pets. Free parking. W/D, D/W. Available 8/1/06. CONDO pets. $675 plus utilities. 1116 rooms. Close-in, busline, free Available August 1. 208 E.Dav- $1500/ month plus utilities. TWO BEDROOM TWO BEDROOM TWO BEDROOM THREE / FOUR E.Jefferson St. (319)330-2744. parking, C/A, dishwasher, W/D, enport (yellow house behind 210 (319)354-7262. 725-1/2 BOWERY, $660, H/W TWO bedroom. 900 sq.ft. Dish- TWO bedroom, walk to campus, leasing for fall. (319)631-3853. E.Davenport) $1000/ month. www.buxhouses.com FOR SALE OUT of town owner sacrificing paid, free parking. washer, shared laundry, C/A, mi- August 1, parking. No pets. TWO bedroom. W/D, C/A, ga- (319)338-4306. (319)321-3822, (319)330-2100. crowave, next to park. Newer $670, H/W paid. (319)936-2753. BEDROOM 535 S.Johnson. Four bedroom, LOOKING for price? Location? newer two bedroom, two bath- LARGE three bedroom apart- rage option. Available August 1. Building. Coralville, on busline. two car garage. Fireplace, W/D FALL LEASING Quality? Very spacious 4-5 bed- room condo. Garage spaces, ment for Fall. Close-in on $675 plus utilities. 740 WESTWINDS. Spacious UI Staff Discount. $610/ month. hook-ups. Large yard. 3 and 4 bedroom houses; $1200 room, energy efficient, appli- elevator, all appliances. S.Johnson St. $930- $950. (319)688-0679. two bedroom condo. C/A, W/D in (319)354-1555. (319)338-4774. & $1300. 1, 2, 4 bedroom apart- ances, no pets. Make a reason- Close-in. $131,500. unit, balcony, parking. Quiet, THREE / FOUR (319)351-7415. ments from $375- $750. able offer. (319)621-6213. (480)861-9181, (319)626-6596. convenient to UIHC and Law TWO bedroom apartment, close 6 bedrooms, three kitchens, THREE bedroom, two bath, (319)545-2075. School. Busline, no pets or to campus, August 1, 860 sq.ft., CONDO three bathrooms. Wood floors. MEDICAL/ dental students, this BEDROOM three finished levels, allows four smoking. Owner managed and four closets, dishwasher, park- $1900. 529 Iowa Ave. FIVE bedroom house, close to four bedroom, two bath home people. Free off-street parking, FOR SALE maintained. August 1. $650. ing. No pets. $740, H/W paid. FOR RENT (319)354-2734. campus, garage, large backyard, across from dental college. garage, A/C, dishwasher, W/D, parking. August 1. (800)493-9948 Access code 44. (319)936-2753. THREE bedroom. Coralville. 908 N.DODGE. Three bedroom. Available now. Mod Pod Inc., disposal. Close-in, free busline. Available now. 1868 sq.ft. Dish- (319)321-5337. (319)351-0102. BY OWNER $995. REMHOUSES.com 530 PENN COURT, AD#4. Two bedroom apartment, TWO bedroom apartments. Leasing for fall. (563)570-0764. washer, C/A, W/D hook-ups. (319)337-5022. FOUR bedroom house, 15 min- NORTH LIBERTY. near downtown, A/C. Close to graduate school. H/W Two bathroom, two stall garage. NEWLY up-dated through out. THREE bedroom, two bathroom, utes to campus, next to busline, Wonderful free standing town- KEYSTONEPROPERTY.NET paid. (319)358-7139 (319)351-8404. 918 N. Governor. Wet bar in Four bedroom house. Walking great location. $950. Available $1150. Free parking, W/D, pets house for sale. Three bedroom, (319)338-6288. www.jandmhomeweb.com basement. Three bedrooms, two distance to downtown and cam- July 1. (319)936-5973. negotiable, large backyard, 2-1/2 bathroom with large AD#2600. One bedroom on bathrooms. Parking. pus. $1400/ month. August 1 AD#32. Two bedroom on Olive TWO bedroom on Finkbine- S.Lucas. (319)621-1104, newly kitchen. Garbage included in as- THREE bedroom, two bathroom. westside, C/A, W/D facilities, (319)338-4774. lease. (319)431-9414. Court. Near UIHC. W/D $565/ month, or Aber $550/ remodeled. August 1st. sociation dues. Excellent condi- 613 S.Dubuque. Two minute cats okay, deck, parking. Call hook-ups. Spacious, garage, no month. H/W paid. Call NICE HOUSE tion and move-in ready. walk to Ped Mall. Balcony, C/A, M-F, 9-5. (319)351-2178. AD#32. 2 or 3 bedroom. Great bedroom house. garage. Call M-F, 9-5. (319)631-2461. FOUR Three bedroom. Muscatine Ave. $153,000. (319)665-8364. free wireless Internet. $1100/ locations, W/D hook-ups, nice 509 E.Benton. $1200. Hardwood (319)351-2178. AVAILABLE August 1. Two Wood floors. Off-street parking. TWO bedroom, one block from month. (319)351-0360 or yards, parking and some with floors, good parking, W/D. bedroom townhouse with ga- Laundry. C/A. Fireplace. 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SCOREBOARD DI SPORTS DESK MLB NHL THE DI SPORTS DEPARTMENT WELCOMES Detroit 4, Tampa Bay 3, (13) Carolina 2, Edmonton 1 QUESTIONS, COMMENTS, & SUGGESTIONS. Chicago White Sox 8, Texas 3 Baltimore 6, Toronto 4 PHONE: (319) 335-5848 Colorado 4, Washington 3 FAX: (319) 335-6184 Milwaukee 6, Cincinnati 5 SPORTS TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 2006 WWW.DAILYIOWAN.COM Finding glory, seeking more BY IAN SMITH ‘There was a change of attitude on this team. indoor 400-meter champion THE DAILY IOWAN Kineke Alexander, NCAA Alexander Armstrong I think people are starting to understand outdoor 1,500-meter qualifier NCAA indoor NCAA outdoor As the 2005-06 women’s Meghan Armstrong, All- 400-meter 1,500-meter track team shifts from what it takes to compete at this level, American high jumper champion qualifier national competition to off- and they are starting to do the things Peaches Roach, and Drake season training, the accom- Relays 100-meter hurdle plishments of the past six that are required. Success breeds success.’ champion Tiffany Johnson, months gives weary legs among many others. something to look, or better — Layne Anderson, assistant coach Joes Contreras Although Iowa had a yet, run forward to. tremendous season, its con- assistant coach Layne Ander- Yet, the best part of 2006 MLB Five All-Americans, one tinued ascension to the elite individual national champi- son said. “I think people are might not come until this of the Big Ten depends on the on, four school records, one starting to understand what summer, when the coaches improvement and matura- White Sox 8, Big Ten record, and a top-20 it takes to compete at this scan the roster and realize tion of the rest of the team. Johnson Roach finish at the NCAA outdoor level, and they are starting to everyone who contributed to The strong core of returnees Rangers 3 Drake Relays 100- All-American championships. do the things that are last year’s squad will return should speed up the process. ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — meter hurdle high “There was a change of required. Success breeds in the fall. Jose Contreras won his 15th- champion jumper attitude on this team,” Iowa success.” The list includes NCAA SEE WOMEN’S TRACK, PAGE 8 straight decision, striking out a career-high 11 and pitching the Chicago White Sox to an 8-3 vic- tory over the Texas Rangers on Monday night. Contreras (7-0), who hasn’t lost HAWKEYE MEN in the regular season since Aug. 15, 2005, didn’t walk a batter, and he threw 75 of his 108 pitches for strikes over eight innings. He allowed three runs and six hits. TRACKSTERS The right-hander’s previous career high of 10 strikeouts came with the New York Yankees, against the Mets on June 27, 2004. The AL West-leading Rangers OPTIMISTIC got all their runs in a four-batter span in the fifth. Iowa sophomore Shane Maier placed ninth Texas had only an infield single before its scoring spurt, and in the shot put in his first NCCA appearance, Contreras retired 10 of his last 12 batters after that. giving the Hawkeyes reason to believe they STEELERS can compete with the national powers Roethlisberger BY MICHAEL SCHMIDT the Big Ten indoor and outdoor THE DAILY IOWAN meets. breaks jaw, nose in “I’m looking forward to next year motorcycle crash It might be only a short while based on what we did this year,” he PITTSBURGH (AP) — Steeler before Iowa men’s track and field is said. “All around, as a core team, we star Ben Roethlisberger, the mentioned in the same breath as worked together.” youngest quarterback to lead a other national powers. Junior Adam Hamilton and soph- team to the Super Bowl champi- Why the optimism? The omore Matty Gorman will also onship, broke his jaw and nose in a Hawkeyes return four NCAA quali- return. Hamilton won his first Big motorcycle crash Monday in which fiers, one a Big Ten champion, and Ten title in the hammer throw this he was not wearing a helmet. they will welcome two high-profile season, while qualifying for region- Four doctors operated on freshmen next season. als and NCAA competition. Iowa got a jump-start on next 1 Roethlisberger for seven hours to Gorman leaped 24-8 ⁄2 in the long treat numerous facial fractures season with a fourth-place finish at jump at the Big Ten indoor to win and “all of the fractures were suc- the Big Ten outdoor meet, an the event. cessfully repaired,” Dr. Harry improvement over its eighth-place Factor in emerging throwers such Sell, the chairman of the surgery finish in 2005. The Hawkeyes were as freshmen A.J. Curtis and John department at Mercy Hospital, seventh in the Big Ten indoor meet Hickey, and the Hawkeyes have the told reporters late Monday night. held in Iowa City in February. makings of one of the nation’s best Dr. Daniel Pituch, who led the Plenty of point-scoring athletes field lineups. team, said Roethlisberger was in will be back to move Iowa further Iowa’s distance crew shouldn’t be serious but stable condition, and up the ladder, starting with its in dire straits, either. Sophomore doctors were aware of no other highest NCAA finisher, Shane Eric MacTaggart was an All-Ameri- serious injuries. Maier. can in the 10,000, and junior Micah “His brain, spine, chest, and The sophomore from Storm Lake VanDenend qualified for the NCAA abdomen appear to be without placed ninth in the outdoor shot put outdoor meet in the 5,000 but was serious injury, and there are no Aaron Hall Holmgren/The Daily Iowan in his first NCAA appearance. unable to run because of an injury. other confirmed injuries at this Along the road to Sacramento, Iowa’s Shane Maier tosses the shot at the Musco Twilight VIII track meet at the time,” he said. Calif., Maier was the runner-up in SEE MEN’S TRACK, PAGE 8 Cretzmeyer Track on April 22. Maier won the event with a throw of 59.075. The doctors said his condition was not expected to change through the evening, and no updates were expected until WORLD CUP SOCCER today. They declined to release Solverson leads further information at his fami- ly’s request. Czechs thump U.S.A. SUSPENSION Game Time picks The Americans lose, 3-0, to the Czech Republic Grimsley suspended BY BRENDAN STILES for 50 games BY RONALD BLUM THE DAILY IOWAN GAME TIME LEAGUE NEW YORK (AP) — Embattled ASSOCIATED PRESS In the 2005 Game Time FIRST ROUND pitcher Jason Grimsley was sus- League draft, coach Adam GELSENKIRCHEN, Ger- All selections are current pended 50 games by Major League Kaufmann wound up with the many — The United States members of the Iowa women’s Baseball on Monday, less than a No. 1 overall pick and took for- week after federal agents raided his looked like a bewildered World basketball team. Cup newcomer — again. mer Hawkeye and current home during an investigation into member of the WNBA’s 1) Johanna Solverson, senior performance-enhancing drugs. The Americans didn’t just (Imprinted lose Monday, they were routed, Phoenix Mercury Crystal Commissioner Bud Selig’s office Smith. Sportswear/Goodfellow Printing) suspended Grimsley for violating roughed up, and run over by 2) Krista VandeVenter, junior the Czech Republic, a 3-0 This year, he ended up with baseball’s Joint Drug Prevention the No. 1 overall pick once (Westport Touchless and Treatment Program, based on crusher that put the Ameri- again. This time, Kaufmann Autowash/L.L. Pelling) his statements to authorities cans in danger of first-round cashed in by selecting Iowa 3) Wendy Ausdemore, sopho- regarding human growth hormone. elimination. more (Highland Park/Active redshirt senior Johanna “I think he earned it,” Arizona “I think the players, as well Endeavors) Solverson. Diamondbacks managing gener- as coaches, are a bit shocked, 4) Kristi Smith, sophomore Solverson missed all of the al partner Ken Kendrick said. “I right now,” defender Eddie (Asoiya/Steindler Orthopedic 2005-06 season with an ACL think it sends a message and an Lewis said. Hasan Sarbakhshian/Associated Press Clinic) appropriate message. “We didn’t play well. We U.S soccer fans react at the end of the World Cup soccer match injury to her right knee, but 5) Lindsey Nyenhuis, sopho- “He violated the agreement. didn’t compete. We didn’t between United States and the Czech Republic, while watching a that didn’t keep Kaufmann more (Iowa City Ready Mix/Deli- from selecting the 6-2 forward Obviously MLB feels that he did. make the plays,” said goal- giant video screen in Frankfurt on Monday. USA lost, 3-0. Mart) That’s Bud’s decision, and I think keeper Kasey Keller said, one for his Imprinting Sports- 6) Megan Skouby, sophomore it’s the right decision, and I of many U.S. players criticized the 36th and 76th minutes. McBride, the two U.S. for- wear/Goodfellow Printing (Coralville Hy-Vee) applaud him for it.” by coach Bruce Arena. “It was The United States managed wards, didn’t have any shots, squad. just a shame. We definitely just one shot on goal and and DaMarcus Beasley man- “For me, she was the hardest The Diamondbacks released it was a tribute to Solverson to gave the game away, and showed little of the spark that aged just one. woman to guard last year in the reliever on June 7 — they be the top pick after every- that’s what we’re frustrated earned it an opening 3-2 “Landon showed no aggres- the league,” he said. “She’s a don’t intend to pay him, either — thing she had been through in about.” upset over Portugal four siveness tonight,” said Arena, tough matchup, a great all- and his agent said he did not the past year. Jan Koller, the Czech years ago, when it advanced who rarely criticizes players around player, and a great expect Grimsley to play again. If “I think she’s at the age Republic’s 6-7 forward, scored to the quarterfinals in its best publicly. “We got nothing out of shooter.” Grimsley returns, the penalty where taking a year off is would take effect when he’s just five minutes in, and performance since 1930. Game Time league director placed on a 40-man roster. Tomas Rosicky added goals in Landon Donovan and Brian SEE WORLD CUP, PAGE 8 and coach Randy Larson said SEE GTL, PAGE 8