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Tyler Coffey/Iowa State Daily Multiple Homecoming banners were van- through pumpkins dalized on Central Campus last week. ISU student Ray Schmidt starts ‘Patches O Pumpkins’ Vandals By Danielle.Gehr orange vegetable, cutting off its top, emptying it of @iowastatedaily.com its seeds and fl esh and giving it a face that will be il- luminated on the front lawn with a candle. damage This experience of making jack-o’-lanterns for Hal- Halloween is not complete loween is something that many can connect with and without taking a is something that Ray Schmidt saw as a way he could large, make a profi t in 2013 when he was just a sophomore greek at Iowa State. “I guess deep down, pumpkins remind me of the nostalgia of childhood, of fall weather, the changing colors on the leaves, banners just the whole experience kind of embodied into one pumpkin,” Schmidt said. No direct info Schmidt started a busi- ness called Patches O reported to police Pumkins, a name that he believes captures By Ellen.Bombela the light-hearted, fun and Jean.Linde spirit of his busi- @iowastatedaily.com ness. “We’re a fun company,” At least five of the banners cre- Schmidt said. ated by chapters within the greek “It’s a start-up, community had been vandalized so we take a lot as of Friday afternoon. The ban- Cyclone Hockey: 4 of risks. There’s ners were created by sorority and a lot of fun, fraternity pairings as a part of Central Oklahoma: 3 lively aspect to Homecoming week. it. The name it- As of right now, there is no in- self, Patches O formation on who is responsible Pumpkins, you for the vandalism. can’t hardly not Deputy Chief Carrie Jacobs, smile when you who leads investigations with say that.” the ISU Police Department, said Schmidt there has been no direct informa- earned a degree tion reported to ISU PD on the in graphic design incident. last May and is Jacobs said that if the vandal- now working to ism would have happened on the property of the sorority or PUMPKINS p8 fraternity, then there would have been a report filed, but because it wasn’t, there was no report filed. Some of the vandalism that was written on the banners in- cluded statements about Sigma Alpha Epsilon (SAE), which is a fraternity that was suspended

Illustration by Kelsey Garin VANDALISM p8 Resources guide start-up success By Jenna.Hrdlicka ways, and is something that Cook @iowastatedaily.com recommends for other students interested in pursuing entrepre- neurship as well. After a long and frustrating day, “If a student is passionate and all Nick Herrig wanted to do was truly wants to start something, I go home and have a cold beer. think they need to take advantage The realization that he had none of these programs and resources,” in his fridge could have led to said Diana Wright, marketing and despair, but instead led to the programs director for the ISU creation of the Midwest Beer Club Pappajohn Center. “A lot of times, with friend and business partner when you’re in the real world it’s a Mason Cook. lot harder to navigate.” Cook, senior in management, Megan Mojeiko/Iowa State Daily ISU PAPPAJOHN CENTER FOR and Herrig, senior in industrial ENTREPRENEURSHIP Cheerleaders perform a skit while the Iowa State University Cyclone Marching Band kicks off the Friday night pep rally at the engineering, created a business Student Alumni Center. The event hyped up Cyclone fans for the football game against Kansas State on Saturday. that will allow people to order The ISU Pappajohn Center personalized boxes of beer to be offers academic opportunities delivered to their door. such as the Entrepreneurship The business, similar to a craft Scholarship Program, the ISU Pep rally spreads school spirit beer-of-the-month club, uses an Entrepreneur Club and a learning algorithm the duo created that community, as well as opportuni- takes their customers’ unique ties to gain work experience in Ames, ISU communities rally behind Homecoming Week festivities preferences and matches them to the entrepreneurship fi eld and to craft beer that the business has on participate in programs. By Emily.Hammer houses set up. ni and community members to hand from partnerships with local One of these programs, the and Sarah.Rich “I like how there’s a lot of stuff come out and have fun and see breweries. CYstarters Summer Accelerator, @iowastatedaily.com both for us and younger children. Iowa State traditions,” Pitz said. “[You receive] a unique box of proved especially beneficial for It gets a lot of families involved,” Shy of a Dozen, a men’s a capel- craft beer catered to your prefer- the Midwest Beer Club, Cook said. McCurdy said. la group, started the night off with ences,” Cook said. The CYstarters program gives The parking lot behind the Stu- A huge Cy greeted attendees their renditions of songs such as Cook and Herrig began plan- students up to $12,000 to fund dent Alumni Center was soon full just before they walked into the “Jessie’s Girl” and “Stacy’s Mom.” ning the business about 10 months the creation of their business, as of students, alumni and com- center, where an arch of cardinal Then, the Dance Marathon com- ago, and have taken advantage of well as provides mentorship and munity members showing their and gold balloons stood over the mittee got on stage and danced to entrepreneurship resources at a workspace. Homecoming spirit on Friday stairs. People were able to bid on a remix of songs before the Iowa Iowa State throughout the pro- The CEO National Pitch Com- evening. items in a silent auction as well as State Sparkles Squad cheered for cess. petition is another opportunity The music booming loud, the shop through clothing and other the fi rst time at Iowa State. They have worked with the ISU that has been beneficial for the pep rally started off calm enough. items available. As the Sparkles exited the stage, Pappajohn Center for Entrepre- duo. After placing in the top six A walking taco bar was available to Allison Pitz, a senior in market- the Iowa State Cheer Squad hyped neurship, have been involved with at the national competition in those with Homecoming buttons ing, is excited to see the event up the crowd with cheers. After a clubs on campus and have utilized Tampa, Florida, last weekend, and several bouncy houses were come together after weeks of co- few cheers, the marching band the knowledge and guidance of they are the fi rst ISU students to be set up for students to let loose in. ordinating performing groups and and color guard joined the squad various ISU professors. fi nalists in the competition. Samantha McCurdy, a senior in their times. Using these resources has design, enjoyed seeing the bouncy “I’m excited for students, alum- HOMECOMING p4 proved beneficial in a variety of RESOURCES p3 IOWA STATE DAILY

2 CAMPUS BRIEF Monday, October 31, 2016 WEATHER Memorial Union offers students DIGITAL MONDAY CONTENT Mostly cloudy skies and 66 chance to create spooky candles windy. By Dalton.Roth up any room. welcome. SPORTS @iowastatedaily.com From 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Ghostly spirits with 51 Monday, students can glowing eyes will appear Weather provided by ISU American Meteorological Society create spine-chilling when students’ tea lights FOOTBALL PHOTO Do you like scary arts candle holders at the are lit. and crafts? Visit the Me- Workspace in the Me- Students are encour- GALLERY morial Union on Hal- morial Union. aged to give themselves Photos from this week- POLICE BLOTTER loween to create candle The cost is $8 to at- 45 minutes to complete end’s homecoming game The information in the log comes from All those accused of violating the law holders that will spook tend and drop ins are the craft. against Kansas State are the ISU and City of Ames police depart- are innocent until proven guilty in a ments’ records. court of law. available online. Look for galleries under the Multi- media tab. Oct. 27 derly conduct type of investi- gation at the Thielen Student University Museums to share Christian Michael Feher, 22, of Health Center. LIFESTYLE 507 Dogwood Ct., Pittsburgh, Pa., was arrested and charged An individual reported the theft ‘Ghost Stories of Iowa State’ with public intoxication in the of art supplies at the College of By Dalton.Roth “Ghost Stories of Iowa Morrill Hall to learn BEST SPOTS TO 200 block of Stanton Ave. Design. @iowastatedaily.com State.” about Iowa State’s STUDY ON CAMPUS The event is free to spooky past. An individual reported the theft An officer investigated a per- attend and will teach To learn more about Looking for a new place of a motor vehicle at 517 Welch sonal injury collision in the 400 The Iowa State Uni- attendees about campus University Museums to get your homework Ave. The vehicle was later found block of North University Blvd. versity Museums invites history, legends and lore and the events it will done or study for your by the owner. students to discover at Iowa State. host throughout the re- next test? We’ve put to- Mason Kimberly Mikota, 19, of who may be haunting Join University Mu- mainder of the fall se- gether the best spots on Approximately 20 posters were 11340 Windrow Dr., Eden Prai- the Iowa State lecture seums from 7 p.m. to 8 mester, visit www.mu- campus for you online. found a xed to several build- rie, Minn., was cited for posses- halls through its event p.m. Monday at 2019 seums.iastate.edu. ings on campus. (Reported at sion of a controlled substance Curtiss Hall). at Helser Hall. HOMECOMING An o cer investigated a disor- SNAPSHOT HOMECOMING CALENDAR PHOTO GALLERIES Oct. 31 Noon to 1 p.m., Reiman Ballroom, Relive a weekend of Alumni Center homecoming activities like the Pep Rally on our Walk-In Craft: Spooky Hal- Featured speaker is women’s website. Look for photo loween Candles basketball head coach Bill Fen- galleries under the Multi- 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., Workspace, Me- nelly; emceed by Voice of the media tab. morial Union Cyclones John Walters. Lun- Make a spine-chilling candle cheons are open to the pub- holder using streaky paint and lic, with an opportunity to ask HOMECOMING images from vintage photos. questions, meet Iowa State Ghostly spirits with glowing head coaches and win prize eyes will appear when your tea drawings. An optional lunch, GREEK LAWN light is lit. Drop ins welcome, catered by Hy-Vee, is available. but give yourself 45 minutes Doors open at 11:30 a.m. Cost: DISPLAY PHOTOS to complete the craft. Cost: $8. $12 for optional lunch. The Greek neighbor- hood was decorated for Ghost Stories of Iowa State United Way Cupcake Contest, Homecoming weekend. 7 p.m. to 8 p.m., 2019 Morrill Hall Sale and Social Photos of displays are How much do you know of 2 p.m. to 4 p.m., Lyle E. Lightfoot available on our website campus history, legend, and Forum, College of Design under Multimedia. lore? Join University Museums Homemade cupcakes will be for an evening of historic and judged on texture,  avor, aroma haunted stories about Iowa and general appearance. They Megan Mojeiko/Iowa State Daily NEWS State and discover who may will be sold for $2 each with be haunting your lecture hall. proceeds going to the College Cost: Free. of Design’s United Way of Story HOMECOMING FIREWORKS ILLUMINATE COUPLES BREAKING DOWN County campaign. Students gather around the Campanile on Friday to kiss their lover as the clock strikes midnight. THIRD PARTIES ISU Tuba Euphonium Ensem- Fireworks were displayed to celebrate another successful Homecoming week. Mass Campaniling has ble “Octubaween” Lecture: Author Margaret been a Homecoming tradition at Iowa State for many years. The election is one week 7:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., Tye Re- Atwood away and some are con- cital Hall, Music Building 8 p.m., Great Hall, Memorial sidering voting third par- A fun, family-friendly perfor- Union ties. Learn more about mance, featuring Halloween “Which Future? Fiction and the the candidates and their and tuba-inspired music played Everything Change,” Margaret Actress meets with local parties online. on a mix of tubas, euphoniums Atwood is an author, poet and and trombones. The perfor- environmental activist whose mance includes skits, costumes more than forty books include HOMECOMING and candy. “The Handmaid’s Tale,” “The Democrats to give outlook Christian Carichner is currently Blind Assassin,” and the Mad- Assistant Director of Bands and dAddam trilogy featuring “Oryx By Robert.Roberson followed by Iowa State tion Day, claiming that MASS CAMPANILING Instructor of Tuba and Eupho- and Crake.” @iowastatedaily.com student Emily Tosoni, Democrats may show PHOTO GALLERY nium at Iowa State University. and Kim Weaver, who up for the early vote, but All event information is cour- is currently running Republicans show up for It was fireworks and Nov. 1 tesy of the Iowa State Univer- “Scandal” actress Bel- against incumbent Rep. Election Day. mass Campaniling Fri- sity event calendar at event. lamy Young visited Ames Steve King for Iowa’s 4th Tosoni, who followed day night on campus. Cyclone Club Luncheon iastate.edu. on Saturday to visit with District. 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Utilizing these resources has not only helped them achieve success with their business, but has helped them navigate the difficulties of starting their business as well, such as the strict alcohol regulations in Iowa. Academic Opportunities “We’ve been developing a lot of new curriculum for students in entrepreneurship,” said Pat- rick Kreiser, associate professor of management. Currently the college offers an entrepreneurship minor, NOT YOUR which is accessible to students in every college. “There’s a lot of flexibility in terms of the courses that stu- dents can take to tailor it back to their specific area,” he said. AVERAGE BACKYARD An undergraduate major in entrepreneurship has been Paige Anson/Iowa State Daily Members of the Iowa National Heritage Foundation work in natural Iowa prairies to spread seeds and work toward returning the prairies to their original quality throughout the state. implemented this year too, as well as a Ph.D. Program— making ISU one of only eight Nonprofit works to doing well because they don’t have harvesting methods, the organiza- said. universities in the country to enough habitat.” tion does its best to maintain an In 2015, the Iowa National Heri- offer it, Kreiser said. return Iowa’s prairies Providing homes for species — influence on the land that is as close tage Foundation, in partnership “I think the vast majority of such as pollinators, whom without to natural as possible. with its members, donors, land- our students are going to go we wouldn’t have almonds and 35 “We really want to use local, owners and conservation agencies, out and have entrepreneurial to original stature percent of the world’s food crops, native prairie seeds … we collect protected 49 additional sites and careers, so I think that’s going By Paige.Anson according to Louis and nrcs.usda. a seed within an area and use it 5,300 acres of land, according to to help prepare them for that,” @iowastatedaily.com gov — prairies help maintain bio- within a 15-mile radius of where it its website. he said. diversity in Iowa. was harvested,” Louis said. “We have thousands of projects, Pursuing careers in entre- In addition to maintaining bio- Louis said they keep the seed a majority of which are now public preneurship has gained a lot of As many Iowans are heading diversity, Iowan prairies also hold local because they grow better in land that have public access,” Louis traction recently, he said. indoors to escape the creeping chill great significance in other functions familiar ecosystems. said. “Since ‘79 we have perma- “Students love controlling of winter this fall, members of the of Iowa’s ecosystems, including Aside from seed harvest and the nently protected about 150,000 their own destiny — they love Iowa National Heritage Foundation maintaining water quality and nu- planting of prairie seeds, which acres.” innovation and creativity,” have been venturing outdoors to trient richness in soils. typically takes place in the spring Louis began her journey with Kreiser said. “Students get re- harvest seeds from Iowa’s strug- A trait of prairies that can be and summer, one method the or- the organization after attending its ally excited about the ability to gling prairie ecosystems. credited with ganization uses Summer Steward Internship that a kind of do their own thing, to be The Iowa National Heritage producing these to preserve and professor had recommended. Louis their own person and be their Foundation is a nonprofit, state- environmentally A lot of [organisms] protect the life spent about 12 weeks across Iowa own boss.” wide organization that has been beneficial effects are dependent on cycles of prairies helping restore and preserve Iowa Having a clear vision of what working to protect native, Iowan has to do with these prairies and they involves setting land, water and wildlife systems. they’re trying to accomplish prairies because of their unique their extensive fires to, or “burn- “After the internship, it was kind and having adequate resources benefits to a variety of environmen- root systems. are not doing well ing,” the prairies, of like a switch in my mind, and are two main obstacles stu- tal and cultural factors since 1979. The root sys- because they don’t which it does in it was clear to me,” Louis said. “I dents, as well as any entre- Melanie Louis, a Land Steward- tems of prairies have enough habitat. the spring and knew that restoration was what I preneur, may face when first ship associate at the organization, can be up to 15 fall if the condi- wanted to do.” starting a business, he said. has been working this fall with feet long, lock- MELAINIE LOUIS tions are right. Since applying for a Land Stew- Getting involved and taking co-workers, landowners and vol- ing in soil, cre- Land Stewardship associate “Prairies are a ardship Assistant position at the advantage of the resources will unteers to harvest prairie seeds ating a dense fire-based sys- Iowa National Heritage Founda- help overcome these, as the in order to help maintain natural nutrient cycle, tem; they have tion, a year after graduating college Midwest Beer Club has done. prairie landscapes in Iowa. preventing erosion and providing a evolved and developed over thou- at Central College in Pella, Louis has Other Resources “Originally, Iowa had about 85 chemical and physical filter for the sands of years because of fire,” been working with the organization percent native prairie grasses, 30 water that runs through it, accord- Louis said. “Originally, fires started for about three years. There are also various other of Iowa’s 36 million acres of land ing to Louis and the Kettle Moraine in prairies from lightning strikes, “Now my title is Land Steward- resources available to entrepre- having been covered by prairie,” Land Trust. and Native Americans later lit fires ship Associate,” Louis said. “Ba- neurs outside of the academic Louis said. “Today, Iowa has only Because there are so many posi- on prairies to direct bison herds.” sically, me and another partner realm. .1 percent of the prairie land that tive effects of prairies for Iowan Referred to as “prescribed burn- are doing land restoration on our Cook hopes that raising it used to.” ecosystems, it is important to many ing,” fire is used by the Iowa Na- properties and other [properties].” awareness about them will Because of this exponential de- organizations such as the Iowa tional Heritage Foundation to help Louis said the best way for a per- help others as much as he has cline in Iowan prairie land, Iowa’s National Heritage Foundation, and manage weeds to control invasive son to get involved or to make a dif- been helped. prairies are in dire need of conser- to many landowners, that they be species and to help restore nutri- ference in the world around them “I want to make sure that vation and preservation, Louis said. preserved. ents to prairie soils. — including prairie preservation everyone understands that “When you look at a prairie, you “We are really focused on col- Other methods involving the — would be for them to get involved there are all of these opportuni- aren’t just seeing one species or lecting the native or restored seed maintenance of artificial and natu- in things that interest them,= and ties to get involved — through plant,” Louis said. “… We would [of prairies] throughout this next ral prairie lands include brush re- work hard toward bettering those the Pappajohn Center, Small lose a diversity of species if we month, so that we can restore more movable, which often includes the things. Business Development Center, didn’t have these ecosystems and areas and preserve the areas already organization using removal tools “Find something you’re passion- entrepreneurship club, and landscapes. A variety of insects, ani- existing,” Louis said. such as chainsaws when fire cannot ate about, go after that,” Louis said. even post graduation there’s mals, birds and specifically butter- Prairie seed harvest with Iowa be prescribed to do the job. “... Some people don’t discover it Startup Factory, Square One flies would not exist without them. National Heritage Foundation “[When brush] has gotten too big, until they’re 60. You will make a ...,” Cook said. “They want to A lot of [organisms] are dependent takes place from August until mid- and fire won’t control it anymore, difference as long as you have the help, and people just don’t on these prairies, and they are not November. Primarily using hand we go in and cut them down,” Louis passion behind it.” know it sometimes.” Breaking away from the two-party system By Keegan.Kearney ties, some argue that U.S. didn’t like their options @iowastatedaily.com citizens have a moral obli- this year,” said David An- gation to vote for the can- dersen, assistant professor didate they believe in, not of political science. “If that In an presidential elec- the candidate they think is what someone wants to tion composed of two of party. will win. do as a voter, I support the most controversial In response, the Demo- By voting for one can- it. There is value in doing candidates in U.S. histo- cratic party adopted sev- didate only out of fear for that.” ry, many Americans feel eral major tenets of the another, people aren’t tell- But Andersen said that backed into a corner. Socialist party, including ing the government which realistically, it is not pos- Some voters are turning women’s suffrage, mini- direction they really think sible for a third-party can- their attention to third- mum wage laws and age the country should go — didate to win in our cur- party candidates such as limits that prevented which is in essence, the rent system. Jill Stein of the Green Par- young children from work- entire point of voting. Andersen said anyone ty, and Gary Johnson of the ing in hard labor positions According to freepress. who thinks otherwise Libertarian Party, hoping — all of which are ideas org, voters have the power doesn’t understand how to escape the uncomfort- that we take for granted to- to change the direction of the system works. Given Photo Courtesy of Jill Stein 2016, Courtesy of Johnson/Weld 2016 able situation of choosing Left, Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein. day as a part of our moral the country if they don’t the way that the election between what they see as Right, Libertarian presidential nominee Gary Johnson. fabric. like the current state of system works, the country a “rock” and what they see Although third parties things, and by voting for will either elect Hillary as “a hard place.” may not win major elec- a candidate who doesn’t Clinton or Donald Trump Others are still afraid waste their vote on a losing In the 20th Century, the tions, support for these support their beliefs, they in this coming election. to vote for a third-party candidate. Socialist party became parties can lead to signifi- are giving up that power. “Elections have real, se- candidate in a country that But history shows that the most successful third cant social changes. “By voting for a third rious consequences, and I has never seen a third- voting third party can still party platform, drawing Aside from the benefits party, a voter let’s it be personally feel that votes party victory, simply be- make a significant impact a large number of votes that can arise from public known that they are will- should be cast with care,” cause they don’t want to on the country. away from the Democratic support of alternative par- ing to participate, but Andersen said. ‘Buddhism for Peace’ searches for internal happiness By Keegan.Kearney sociated with bald-headed truly engaged in the organi- the sort of rigid, dogmatically changed drastically. Today, Buddhism say it’s not quite @iowastatedaily.com monks and jolly, heavyset zation of Buddhist religion. structured faith that most he is completely sober and is like other faiths. statues, is commonly misun- It wasn’t until he experi- churches in his area offered. working to help others trans- While most people seek to derstood in the West. enced Buddhist teachings As a teenager, he struggled form their own lives through improve their lives by looking “Just as the great ocean has Buddhism for Peace is an at a university club that he with many difficult personal Buddhism for Peace. for things outside of them- one taste, the taste of salt, so Iowa State club and an exten- found that the ideas found obstacles, ultimately falling Lui and Hicks founded selves like money, material also this teaching and disci- sion of Soka Gakkai Interna- in Buddha’s teachings had a into drug and alcohol addic- Buddhism for Peace in the things and acceptance from pline has one taste, the taste tional, a worldwide network profound impact on his life. tion. After an unintentional fall of 2015 to help Iowa State others, the Buddha taught of liberation.” for practitioners of Nichiren Once shy and quiet, Lui overdose his first semester students overcome their own that the only way to truly These are the words of Sid- Buddhism and the teachings is now a teaching assistant at Iowa State, he decided that obstacles and find their inner be content is to look inward dhartha Gautama, the prince of the Lotus Sutra, a culmina- for a computer engineering he had to make some serious potential.This is what the — to let go of those other of an ancient kingdom in a tion of Buddha’s writings. class and the president of changes to the way he was organization refers to as the goals and become happy region now known as Nepal. Yu Hui Lui and Gabriel Buddhism For Peace, some- living. It was during this dark “Human Revolution” — for with oneself. Today, he is known to more Hicks, founders of Buddhism thing he might not have done time that he was invited to people to change the way “This Buddhism is not than 488 million people for Peace, are helping Iowa without the renewed sense learn about Buddhism from they view the world in order about praying for something worldwide as the Buddha — State students understand of confidence he found in a friend. to bring about true happi- else to happen in your life,” the “Enlightened One.” what Buddhism really is. himself through Buddhism. After experiencing the ness and peace in the world. Lui said. “It’s actually trying Buddhism, an Eastern be- Lui was born into a Bud- Hicks, born and raised in teachings of Buddhism, Although often considered to transform yourself, within lief system commonly as- dhist family but was never Des Moines, was never into Hicks’ perspective on life a religion, those who study you.” 4 Monday, October 31, 2016 NEWS

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Mary Pautsch/Iowa State Daily Christine-Khai Nguyen, junior in elementary education, studies while showing off her complimentary school supplies from TRiO. TRiO is a program designed to help first-generation college students and students from low-income families achieve success during college and reach graduation. Leaving no one behind TRiO program leads disadvantaged students toward graduation By Mary.Pautsch Students also need to be “As a first-generation col- ber of the TRiO program @iowastatedaily.com in good academic standing lege student, I didn’t really while earning her associ- with their college but do not know what to do,” Mur- ate’s degree at Western need to have a certain GPA guia said in reference to Iowa Tech Community Col- Across 47 “You made your 13 Fit __ fiddle Students at Iowa State to be accepted. applying and getting into lege in Sioux City, Iowa. She point” 14 One way to think have found academic suc- The TRiO program at college. “TRiO was able to transferred to Iowa State 1 Crawled, perhaps 50 “... if you want to __ 17 Mesmerized cess through TRiO, a pro- Iowa State strives to help tell me what college was, in the fall and rejoined the 5 Broadway show man’s character, give 21 Porcine sniffer whose title woman him power”: Lincoln 23 Kazakhstan border gram designed to help low- its students mostly through how it worked, how to apply program a second time but can “coax the blues 54 Part of 56-Across sea income and first-genera- its peer mentoring and liai- for FAFSA … all that good has a single reason as to right out of the horn” 55 Eats pretzels, say 24 Collecting Soc. Sec. tion college students reach sons, which are similar to stuff.” why. 9 Renege, with “out” 56 Google hit 26 Arthur who won a graduation. an academic adviser. Stu- Murguia also spoke about “They gave me a free 12 Andalusian ap- 57 Form small teams Tony for 5-Across petizer at school 28 IBM 5150s, e.g. TRiO is a federally funded dents in the program have her own academic struggles eraser and it’s the best eras- 13 Accord competitor 60 What “I” may 29 Furniture wood program that started in the to meet with their liaison and how TRiO helped her to er I’ve ever had,” Nguyen 15 Hole starter indicate 30 Inner circles, in 1960s as a means to ad- at least twice a semester get out of them. joked. “But really, they’ve 16 Postal service 61 Common soccer astronomy models dress economic and cul- to address any potential “At one point I was even always been there for me. 18 __-pitch score 33 Coach Parseghian 19 Kanakaredes of 62 Only 34 ‘60s hallucinogen tural barriers within higher setbacks or obstacles they on academic probation,” “I don’t know if I’d be at “CSI: NY” 63 June honorees 36 Old Bristol-Myers education. Eligible students may face. she said. “But I was able to a four-year college without 20 Plastered 64 Blind component toothpaste across the country, through “We like our students and meet with my mentor, and TRiO, honestly.” 22 Curled-lip look 65 Breyers competitor 37 Beer choice colleges and universities program to be proactive she helped me keep my Kellogg also added that 23 Brigades, e.g. 38 College email 25 The tar, in Spanish Down ending such as Iowa State, are able rather than reactive,” Kel- grades up so I could stay at TRiO tries to help students 27 Anonymous John 39 Extreme summit to receive services such as logg said. “This way we can Iowa State.” develop a good balance 28 “The Black Cat” 1 Restrains 41 Former space tutoring, mentoring and address problems before Murguia is now on track between their school, work author 2 Like Madame Tus- station free school supplies. they begin and get students to graduate in the spring and personal lives. 31 __ moss sauds figures 44 “Solve __ decimal 32 Mountains divid- 3 Traditional tempta- places” “People will look at the the resources they need.” with a bachelor’s degree in “We tell our students that ing Europe and Asia tion 45 Reddish-brown program and think that it’s This has proven to be ef- sociology. they are an Iowa State stu- 35 With 37-Across, 4 “Manhattan” Oscar horse a minority program, but fective for students such as Murguia agrees with dent first,” she said. “Then sentence openings, nominee Hemingway 46 Bagel choice it’s actually based upon Griselda Murguia, senior fellow TRiO participant, we are the connecting com- and what the ends 5 Galaxy gp. 47 Eat loudly of 16-, 23-, 47-, and 6 Source of 20s, 48 Main artery income,” said Japannah in sociology and current Christine-Khai Nguyen, ponent to their success.” 57-Across can be briefly 49 Mars pair Kellogg, program coordina- member of TRiO. Murguia junior in elementary edu- Any eligible Iowa State when rearranged 7 Harmful gas 51 Drew back tor for TRiO at Iowa State. is a first-generation col- cation, that their favorite students looking to apply 37 See 35-Across 8 One of the Brontës 52 NFL analyst For students to be admit- lege student who started parts of the program are the to TRiO can do so in the fall. 40 Hop follower 9 Dishonorably Bradshaw 41 Modest dress dismissed 53 Beasts of burden ted into the program, they working with TRiO her ju- free services and supplies. The number of students 42 NASCAR __ 10 Bird that’s prob- 55 St. Louis-to-Chica- need to be a first-genera- nior year of high school The TRiO center at Iowa accepted is based on the 43 Lion or tiger ably not wise and go dir. tion student or come from through the Educational State offers free printing, number of available spots 45 Exercises begun in certainly not old 58 Place to see RVs a low-income household. Talent Search program, scanners and a computer for the year. Once a student a supine position 11 Trudges 59 NFL mistake Students can also receive which aims to help middle lab, which Murguia said she is admitted, they are able to TRiO services if they have and high school students uses the most. receive services until they a documented disability. get a college degree. Nguyen became a mem- graduate. Horoscopes by Linda Black Today’s Birthday HOMECOMING p1 fused, but it was like a con- (10/31/16) trolled chaos. I kind of liked Shine like a star this year. Practice and share your talents. Money comes in playing and dancing to a that,” said Niffen. easier this year (especially after 12/23), so put some aside for later. few songs. “This year’s performanc- Play a game to impact a cause that moves your heart. You can move With the crowd agitated es were truly filled with mountains. Invite others to play. A breakthrough in collaborative fun over and ready for the pep rally school spirit,” said Janice springtime leads to reflection. Act together for the world you want. to begin, Matt Campbell Taylor, mother of one of the and four members of the students on stage. Taylor To get the advantage, check the day’s rating: 10 is the easiest day, 0 the most challenging. football team stepped on said that while she had seen stage to thank everyone for other performances in years the support during the sea- past, she thought this year’s Aries - 9 Libra - 9 son. They asked everyone competition was one of the (March 21-April 19) (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) to come out to their Home- best exhibitions of Cyclone Friends offer fantastic Duty and tradition coming game and cheer spirit. She said that she truly suggestions. Reinforce provide advancement them on as they battled enjoyed this year’s like none the structure of your idea. potential. Take an older person’s Kansas State. other. Research supplies and materials. advice on methods with a proven Megan Mojeiko/Iowa State Daily Throughout the rest of “I Spy With My Little Cy” featured a freshman as a main character, who “All of them were fantas- Practice improves your luck. Power track record. Today and tomorrow the pep rally, several sports tic, but I may be a bit biased on self-discipline to get tasks are all about having the most fun helped ‘Cy’ find his costume. The performance, and others from the teams came out to talk to night, focused on the power that school spirit can bring to Iowa State. towards one of them,” said completed beforehand. possible. Do a creative project. the crowd and ask for sup- Taylor with a smile. “Every port in their homecoming simple ‘original yell’ to the their performances such year I see the crowd just get Taurus - 9 Scorpio - 9 games. The wrestling team skits now seen today. as stepping on the zodiac bigger and bigger, and I can (April 20-May 20) (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) earned a lot of cheers from The final three perfor- and campaniling. Common see why.” Establish your A friend offers direct platform, and endorse support on a home the crowd as they back mances exhibited school characters in the skits in- The final performance of your community partners. Create project. Engage in the battle. handspringed and back spirit by concentrating on cluded Cy, the albino squir- the night, “I Spy With My flexible structures. Abandon old Cultivate the most practical flipped before pulling a the main theme “Leave rel, Lancelot and Elaine and Little Cy” left the audience fears. Disagreement can be okay. options. Personal comfort must young girl on stage to lead Your Legacy.” The finalists the campanile itself. Kansas on the note, “Enjoy your Career matters most now. Creative be considered. Make lists. Make a them in a dance. included the performances State too was introduced, adventure. It’s one you’ll energy abounds. surprising discovery together. Cardinal Court was also “Cyclone Power”, “Our Ad- always the villain, and al- never forget,” reminding displayed on stage and venture is UP There” and “I ways defeated by the might students of the impact that Gemini - 9 Sagittarius - 9 Homecoming King, David Spy With My Little Cy.” All of Iowa State school spirit partaking in school spirit (May 21-June 20) (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) Moore, and Homecoming three focused on the power At first glance, the painted can have. Each of the per- Keep your treasure You have stores set Queen, Caitlin Theros, were that school spirit can bring people and intense theatri- formances left a mark on buried. Plan your aside. Study and announced to the crowd. to Iowa State, whether it cality can be a bit startling, the audience, a legacy, for vacation over the next few days. practice today and tomorrow. Plan Imagine an adventure in an for publication or public display. Some students, like Seiler be from current students, but soon, it just becomes this year; it will be a tough exotic locale, pushing personal Collaborate with partners, to save Noble, freshman in sup- alumni or a combination of part of the adventure. one to beat in the future. boundaries. Budget and research resources. Figure your image and ply chain management, the two. Spencer Niffen, a fresh- The skits this year are before making reservations. persona. Prepare for a social event. couldn’t wait to see the Yell Legacies and traditions man majoring in construc- over, but as an annual com- Like Hell final cuts. are built only with the help tion engineering, did not petition, the tradition will Cancer - 9 Capricorn - 9 A competition created by of alumni, as all three per- know about Yell Like Hell continue for years to come, (June 21-July 22) (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) fraternities and sororities formances pointed out. before he came to Iowa giving many students an Take practical steps Today and tomorrow dating back to 1963, Yell Each group had many of the State. opportunity to sincerely to realize a financial can be quite profitable, Like Hell evolved from a school’s traditions within “At first I was a bit con- leave their legacy. dream. Review your budget today especially if you work up a sweat. and tomorrow. Research options, Someone who seems weak plot and scheme. Schedule actually isn’t. 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Monday, October 31, 2016 OPINION 5

EDITORIAL

Thomas Nelson/Iowa State Daily A poster promoting white “heritage” was found at the entrance of Hamilton Hall on Thursday. Posters on campus are a threat to minorities After the Daily published an article about white “heritage” posters being taken down around campus due to violations of the facilities and ground use policy, we were subject to a barrage of tweets that were misguided about the serious problem with these posters: their implications of white supremacy. “What’s the crime? Pretty sure advo- cating for your people is not a crime.” Chris Jorgensen/Iowa State Daily “Why would that be a police matter? Columnist Lawson argues that people who write in Bernie Sanders or third-party candidates are wasting their votes and are making a Donald Trump candi- White ethnocentrism is illegal? Up is dacy more likely. Not voting for Hillary Clinton splits the vote for the Democratic Party, while Republicans rally behind a single candidate in Trump. down.” “Why? Are the police saying there’s something wrong with white heritage? #Racists” These tweets seem to be misguided about the real implications and effects WRITING IN SANDERS that these signs can have. This is not simply “advocating for your people” or “white ethnocentrism” — it is far worse — and thus poses a very real threat. One does not have to look far to IS VOTING FOR TRUMP interpret these posters as white su- premacy. has no political experience, running of spearheading these long-shot cam- One poster read, “In 1950 America Don’t waste vote this country or Clinton, who has po- paigns, supporters should be focusing was 90 percent white, it is now only litical experience but has yet to fully their efforts on campaigning for the 60 percent white. Will you become a on an unrealistic win over the people? candidate on the ballot, the candidate minority in your own country?” The Sanders is not a viable candidate who won the nomination and the United States is not owned by white election outcome anymore. Writing him in is a waste candidate who has been endorsed people. If the author of these posters of your vote. He cannot win the ma- by Sanders. truly believed that minoritized people By Angelica.Lawson jority, and progressives would truly This election has undoubtedly – people of color – are treated fairly, @iowastatedaily.com be devastated if Trump won solely been one full of surprises and shock. as seems to be the rhetoric of those because the Democratic party could This is the future of our country, promoting white heritage and white not come together in the end. and we have to come together and supremacy, then why would it be such n Nov. 8, our great nation Not voting isn’t an option either. I support our party. The nominated a bad thing for white people to become will cast votes for the next understand that many may not like candidate for the Democratic party the minority group? Opresident of the United States. either candidate, but not voting is is Hillary Clinton. Clinton is who we While the posters did not directly It has come down to Democratic a waste of a person’s right to vote. should be focusing on, and at the very call for hatred or violence toward nominee Hillary Clinton, Republi- There are so many people who can- least, we can boil it down to choosing minority groups, their inferences of can nominee Donald Trump and not vote, as well as countries that do the lesser of two evils. white supremacy certainly present a third-party candidates. But, to many, not give their citizens a say in who is If you are not a Trump supporter, threat. White supremacists have car- Bernie Sanders is still the only choice. in charge. This is a privilege, and you then Clinton is the only viable option. ried out countless acts of violence and Sanders did not win the nomina- should not waste an opportunity to There is a message of hope out there hatred. If a poster that implies white tion from the party, but that has not have your voice heard. for the hard-headed Sanders support- supremacy, racial tension and era- stopped his truly loyal supporters A total of 10 states do not require ers, but what if there are not enough sure of ethnic and racial backgrounds from banding together to form the registration for write-in candidates, write-ins to get those electoral votes? doesn’t deserve a police investigation, “write him in” campaign. and the people behind the various You’ve split the party and have only then what does? Voting Sanders is voting Trump; write-in Sanders campaigns are hop- furthered the Trump agenda. That White people shouldn’t have to not voting is voting Trump. Sand- ing for a Hail Mary that Sanders will is not an option. We have to focus feel guilty about being white. Yet to ers’ camp was proactive and applied receive enough electoral votes to stop efforts on the greater good or, again, ignore the blatant injustices placed to have him recognized as a valid Clinton and Trump from receiving the lesser of two evils. upon people of color, is to ignore the write-in choice. So on Nov. 8, those enough votes needed to be declared Voting Sanders is voting Trump. world we live in. Discussions about who make the ill-advised choice to president. If this happens, the 12th Even with these Hail Mary write-in white privilege are not meant to make vote Sanders will be counted, and Amendment will be invoked, and attempts, it is a very large gamble to white people feel ashamed of their the Democratic party will once again the House of Representatives will be hope that Sanders being written in race, but are essential to the dialogue be divided. forced to decide. will have enough of an effect to cause about how we as a society can treat all In every election, the stakes are This is a best-case scenario for the 12th Amendment to be invoked. people fairly, regardless of the color of high, and this election is no different. Sanders supporters. Sanders himself Vote for the endorsed candidate and their skin — something anyone should The question in this presidential race has endorsed Clinton and has asked keep our nation out of the hands of want. is do we want lackluster Trump, who his supporters to do the same. Instead Trump. People of all cultures have every right to be a part of society. Diversity should be celebrated, not shunned. This campus is home to people of vari- ous races and ethnic backgrounds, and we are better because of that. What’s truly sad about these posters is that the author is missing out on the benefits of diversity. Instead of hav- ing an effective dialogue about how all races, white people included, can LETTER TO THE EDITOR feel welcome at Iowa State, the author chose to perpetuate divisive rhetoric that furthers tension and hate rather than conversation. Show empathy toward fellow ISU students There is nothing intrinsically nega- tive about being a person of color. By Brian Louis Garrido, as Iowa State. never let anyone back home in themselves to put those signs up What’s ironic is that the author recog- Senior in Philosophy/Economics Upon arrival, I couldn’t tell California confuse us with that seek to fracture our community, nizes that minoritized people in the you what Hy-Vee was, I hadn’t other school in Iowa City. and to appeal to the lowest form United States are treated differently seen a cornfield in my life and In short: to me, Iowa State of tribalism that connotes a because of the color of their skin, yet I have had a unique relation- I certainly couldn’t see another University has overwhelmingly world long gone. I ask that you instead of wanting to change this, they ship with race. student who looked like me in been a welcoming institution don’t fear an unknown culture, chose to further the inequality. My name is Brian Garrido, my classes. In fact, at the end of that I feel proud to be an im- unfamiliar food or even a lan- Editorial Board and I am a second-generation my freshman year, my residence pending graduate of. However, guage barrier. Instead, I chal- Emily Barske, editor-in-chief immigrant. I was born in Orange hall floor handed out an award the signs posted around campus lenge you to embrace them, to Michael Heckle, opinion editor County, California, to parents for “token minority” in wry ob- Thursday, along with a few other learn about them and engage Christine Hopkins, Daily staff writer Adam Willman, community member originally hailing from the Phil- servation of the fact that only incidents, have sparked a degree with them. You may not always Mohamed Abufalgha, community member ippines. Growing up in Califor- three of the 50 students on our of racial tension that causes me understand or perhaps even like nia shielded me from any explic- floor came from a multicultural great distress. what you find, but I can promise it notion of racial divides. My background. I write this not to denounce you that you will be bettered Opinions expressed in columns and letters are classmates, friends and teachers Despite the convergence of all the misguided actions of a few, for at least having endeavored those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Daily or organizations all represented a kaleidoscope these factors, and the shock that but to appeal for thoughtful to try it. with which the author(s) are associated. of ethnic backgrounds, religious came with moving so far away action on the part of the many. In closing on a personal note, denominations and cultural from home for the first time, I I hope to ask you to pursue a I would like to say that a lot of identities. I never perceived adjusted well. I grew to love this policy of empathy with your the people I love are white. I Feedback policy: myself as being different simply university, the faculty, the staff fellow students. Although we cherish my relationships with The Daily encourages discussion but does not guarantee its publication. We reserve the right to because everyone else was too. and my fellow students. In the are all very different in vari- everyone and celebrate the edit or reject any letter or online feedback. It would not be until I began time I’ve been here, I’ve done ous ways, we are more similar unique perspectives that they Send your letters to [email protected]. my college career 1,800 miles my best to immerse myself in than appearances suggest. We bring into my life. Life is rife Letters must include the name(s), phone number(s), away from home that I would the Iowa State experience. all aspire to similar things: ful- with opportunities to pass judg- majors and/or group affiliation(s) be forced to confront a glaringly I waited hours to see the Cy- filling and rewarding work, a ments on people simply on the and year in school of the author(s). obvious part of my identity: I’m clones take on Kansas in Hilton, chance to pursue our interests, basis of stereotypes. However, Phone numbers and addresses will not be not white. As trivial as that may I’ve cheered on the football and the opportunity to express we can all make a deliberate published. Online feedback may be used if first name and last seem, I had never found myself team through thick and thin (al- ourselves freely and with con- choice as to whether or not we name, major and year in school are included in the in such an ethnically and cultur- though mostly thin). I love Su- viction. allow those biases to inform our post. Feedback posted online is eligible for print in ally homogenous environment per Dogs after a night out, and I The people who took it upon thoughts and actions. the Iowa State Daily. IOWA STATE DAILY

6 SPORTS Monday, October 31, 2016 Women’s XC reclaims top spot in Big 12

By Kyle.Heim a 14th-place finish. @iowastatedaily.com Saturday, it was sopho- more Anne Frisbie’s turn to lead the charge for the The Iowa State wom- Cyclones at the Big 12 en’s cross-country team’s Championship in Lubbock, breakthrough was only a Texas. matter of when, not if. A fourth-place finish For the fourth time this from Frisbie, combined season, the Cyclones used with a complete team ef- a new lineup, a new lead- fort in which four Iowa er and a new storyline en State runners earned All- route to their fifth Big 12 Big 12 honors, proved to Championship in six years. be another step in Iowa Redshirt freshman Grace State coach Andrea Grove- Gibbons’ second-place per- McDonough’s mission to formance at the Hawkeye prove that the team’s 24th- Invitational led the team place finish at last season’s in its season opener. Se- NCAA Championship was nior Perez Rotich was Iowa just a bump in the road. State’s low scorer at the Roy The Big 12 title was Griak Invitational on Sept. Grove-McDonough’s third 24. And redshirt junior Erin in four years at Iowa State, Hooker carried the team at but Saturday’s meant a little the Nuttycombe Wisconsin more to her than the others. Invitational on Oct. 14 with “When I first got here, many of those athletes were ISU INDIVIDUAL left over from the former coach [Corey Ihmels], the RESULTS athletes he had recruited,” 4. Anne Frisbie - she said. “So that was chal- lenging to come in, and you 20:38.8 kind of feel maybe a little 8. Perez Rotich - bit less ownership of it than you would have, say, four 20:55.6 years down the road. Courtesy of the Iowa State Athletic Department 9. Bethanie Brown - “Coming off last year and The Iowa State women’s cross-country team won its fifth Big 12 Championship in six years Saturday in Lubbock, Texas. Sophomore Anne Frisbie to lose the trophy after that led the way for the Cyclones, finishing fourth overall. The team will next compete at the NCAA Midwest Regional on Nov. 11 in Iowa City. 20:57.6 long run we had and to be but Frisbie proved Saturday “And so we knew that, and 11th. Invitational. 11. Erin Hooker - beaten really soundly last that the added expectations she had a terrific summer, “I know that Erin Hooker But Grove-McDonough year was just tough to swal- don’t faze her. really, really put the miles in didn’t have a day that was still thinks her team has 21:01.7 low. So to come back and Her fourth-place finish and the work in. She came her best, but she showed more to give. 24. Kelly Naumann - say, ‘Hey, we’re back.’ Iowa was a 32-spot improvement in early season and was re- us her character and sort Now that the Cyclones State maybe was down, but from last year’s Big 12 meet. ally, really fit. of matured,” Grove-Mc- have reclaimed the top po- 21:34.3 not out.” “I feel like I do well with “[She] had a little set- Donough said. “She grind- sition in the Big 12, all that’s 28. Abby Caldwell - The Iowa State runners pressure,” Frisbie said ear- back, got a little sick, had ed the whole race, knew she left is to prove how good are just beginning to peak lier this season. “Instead of some iron issues and fa- still needed to score, knew they are on a national scale. 21:38.8 at the right time. letting it hurt me, it makes tigue issues, so I felt like we were having a good team “In the past, I’ve wanted 32. Branna MacDou- Grove-McDonough said me more motivated.” she responded so well and race. … And Perez, if she to kind of speculate or have since the beginning of the Grove-McDonough said so maturely to that. We just keeps doing better, we all a feel for [our potential at gall - 21:43.2 season that Frisbie would in many ways, Frisbie’s per- backed her off and let her know what [she] is capable nationals], but I really don’t 42. Evelyne Guay - be one of the team’s top formance was the highlight get her legs back under her of.” know,” Grove-McDonough five runners and would be of the day for the Cyclones, and really felt like we saved The list goes on. Sopho- said. “And I don’t want to 22:05.4 a “huge part of our success and it proved that the team the season for her.” more Kelly Naumann was try to figure it out because I 51. Maryn Lowry - in November.” has at least four runners In addition to Frisbie fin- the fifth scorer for Iowa think all that will do is limit That’s a lot of pressure for who can lead the team on ishing fourth, senior Perez State, finishing 24th over- them. I want to go out there 22:27.4 a second-year runner who any given day. Rotich placed eighth, red- all, and Brown quickly and for us to say, ‘Hey, we 66. Megan Schott - had only competed in three “We had been seeing that shirt junior Bethanie Brown rebounded from an 87th- have so much upside, who collegiate cross-country in [Frisbie] from the spring,” placed ninth and redshirt place season debut at the know’s what’s possible on 22:59.6 meets entering this season, Grove-McDonough said. junior Erin Hooker finished Nuttycombe Wisconsin the right day?’” Men’s cross-country finishes runner-up at Big 12 Championships

Lyn Keren/Iowa State Daily Sophomore Jordan Enga runs down the field with the ball against the TCU Horned Frogs on Oct. 7. The Cy- clones dropped their season finale 1-0 against No. 25 Kansas on Friday in the last five minutes of the game. Iowa State soccer shutout against

Kansas in final game of season Courtesy of the Iowa State Athletic Department The Iowa State men’s cross-country team forms a pack at the Nuttycombe Wisconsin Invitational on Oct. By Curran.Mclaughlin matched the Cyclones of- hard pass to Katie McClure, 14 in Madison, Wisconsin. The Cyclones finished second at the Big 12 Championship on Saturday. @iowastatedaily.com fensively, taking 28 shots who was in front of the goal compared to Iowa State’s and covered by an Iowa By Mike.Burvee themselves early on.” Thomas Pollard was the 10. State defender. McClure @iowastatedaily.com The strategy remained first Cyclone to cross the Iowa State soccer (10-7-1, Kansas, however, did not put her foot out to deflect the same: maximize poten- finish line, also finishing 3-5-1 Big 12) was unable to make the most of the attack, the ball straight into the top tial and give themselves a fourth best among the find the strong finish to the only forcing goalkeeper netting of the goal. The men’s cross-country chance to finish well down field. regular season it was look- Lindsey Hendon to make Hendon made an attempt team took to Lubbock, Tex- the stretch. Two other guys had great ing for when it took on No. six saves on the night. to get her hand on the ball, as, this weekend, attempt- Oklahoma State was the races, Josef Andrews and 25 Kansas (10-4-4, 5-1-2 Big The Cyclone defense but being caught off guard ing to continue its season- favorite, having won multi- Andrew Jordan. 12) in Lawrence, Kansas, on played strong for the ma- and the angle of the shot, long strategy: consistency. ple Big 12 Championships “Jordan ran really well Friday. jority of the game. It made the ball couldn’t be saved. And it worked. The Cy- in recent years, but beating and finished ninth overall Iowa State held on un- good clears on the ball and Iowa State will head clones took second place the Cowboys wasn’t part of as a true freshman,” Sud- til the last five minutes of forced the Jayhawks to take to the Big 12 Conference at the Big 12 Champion- the thought process for the bury said. “He was out of it the game before giving up shots off target. Championship tournament ships on Saturday morn- Cyclones. The goal coming early but he didn’t give up a goal. Going against the The Jayhawks scored the Wednesday in Kansas City, ing, coming only behind in was to finish inside the and kept fighting forward.” strong Kansas attack proved game-winning goal after 85 Missouri. Oklahoma State. top two to get more points The second through to be too much for the Cy- minutes of scoreless play. The Cyclones will be face One thing that made this to put toward the national sixth positions for the men clones as they fell to the Eva Eliasdottir secured the Oklahoma Sooners in meet different than any meet. finished about 20 seconds Jayhawks, 1-0. the ball in the left corner in the first round after secur- other was the beginning of One other positive for apart. That type of running The Jayhawks out- front of the net. She made a ing the No. 5 seed. the race. It began slow and the men was the ability to and finishing together will didn’t truly begin until the have an eighth guy get to benefit the team most in second half of the race, as- compete. In most meets the regional and national BIG 12 CHAMPIONSHIP sistant coach Jeremy Sud- this season, only seven meets, Sudbury said. Swope Soccer Village, Kansas City, MO bury said. were able to run, but for Prior to the men’s meet, Wednesday — First Round Combining a narrow the championships, Iowa the Iowa State women had Game 1 | 11:30 a.m.: No. 1 West Virginia vs. No. 8 Texas Tech track with a slow start re- State got to add one more. their chance to compete sulted in a lot of jostling That eighth guy was Dan as well. Game 2 | 2 p.m.: No. 4 Oklahoma vs No. 5 Iowa State between runners. What Curts. “Coach Smith and I were Game 3 | 5:30 p.m.: No. 2 Kansas vs No. 7 TCU started out as a physical “We decided to give very impressed with how race turned to a tactical Curts a chance,” Sudbury they ran, cheering them Game 4 | 8 p.m.: No. 3 Baylor vs No. 6 Oklahoma State one around the 5-kilome- said. “Coach [Martin] on to victory,” Sudbury Friday — Semifinals ter mark. Smith and I saw that he had said. “They ran tough and “Overall, we were gained his strength and came in unafraid. It was Game 5 | 4:30 p.m.: Game 1 winner vs. Game 2 winner pleased with how our guys endurance and decided to awesome to watch. Game 6 | 7 p.m.: Game 3 winner vs. Game 4 winner ran,” Sudbury said. “They reward him.” “Hopefully both the men each had to run smart and This was Curts’ first of- and women can win a title make choices to protect ficial start of the season. someday.” SPORTS Monday, October 31, 2016 7 4 takeaways from Iowa State’s 31-26 loss

By Ryan.Young @iowastatedaily.com

Iowa State fell to Kansas State at home on Saturday, dropping its Homecoming game 31-26. Here are the biggest take- aways from the game: 4th Quarter Surprises Iowa State entered the fourth quarter down 31-10. Many fans expected the game to be over, with some leaving the stadium, and Iowa State handed another disappointing loss. But, it was far from that. The Cyclones rallied in the final period of the game, putting up 16 unanswered points and giving the Wild- cats a scare. Iowa State opened up the quarter on a quick two- minute touchdown drive and followed it up with a safety several minutes later. From there, the Cyclones seemed to stall out until quarterback Jacob Park connected with wide re- ceiver Deshaunte Jones for a touchdown with just 51 seconds left in the game. Iowa State then failed to convert the onside kick, and Kansas State kneeled the ball to end the game. Kansas State coach Bill Max Goldberg/Iowa State Daily Snyder wasn’t happy with Head coach Matt Campbell reacts to a play during the game against the Kansas State Wildcats on Saturday at Jack Trice Stadium. The Cyclones would go on to lose 31-26. how his team finished out the game and said he but I don’t know if that’s which came in the fourth Campbell started intermix- just 4-of-7 for 28 yards on night on an ESPN prime- needs it to learn to play a totally the case. I think there quarter of the game. Quar- ing both Park and Lanning, the day. time game. full game. were some communication terback Joel Lanning led the depending on the situation. And while it may be The short break between “I’m going to have to issues, and we didn’t dis- Cyclones on the ground, Sometimes they would al- confusing not having a set games will shift around the watch the tape to give an tinctly play well.” carrying the ball 10 times for ternate drives. Sometimes starting quarterback or a set Cyclones weekly schedule. honest answer,” Snyder said Both Iowa State coach 74 yards and a touchdown. they would alternate plays. rotation to some, Park said And, coming off of another on what specifically went Matt Campbell and wide Running backs David “We kind of kept Jacob it’s simple. tough loss, Lazard and Park wrong in the second half. receiver Allen Lazard were Montgomery and Mike in because of his efficien- “We alternate, alternate said they must forget about “It’s easy to say execution, happy with how they were Warren struggled on the cy throwing the football,” and then if somebody Saturday’s game and shift able to compete in the ground all day. Montgom- Campbell said. “Then we catches fire, like in the Bay- their focus almost imme- TEAM STATS fourth quarter. Their is- ery carried the ball nine started using those guys to- lor game Joel stayed in,” diately. sue, though, was how they times for 39 yards, and War- gether, and I think that gave Park said. “Tonight, I was “We don’t get a day off Iowa State started the game. ren six times for 34 yards. us a little bit of momentum throwing the ball good so now. Usually we have a Total offense: 493 “We just have to be able Campbell was asked in the second half of the I stayed in. It’s really just day off just to rest our bod- to come out and compete about Warren’s usage in game.” what coach Campbell is ies. Now we have a quick yards all four quarters. We started Saturday’s game, as many Park finished the day go- feeling like that day.” turnaround,” Lazard said. Passing yards: 339 off very slow in the first half, fans would expect his num- ing 19-of-35 for 301 yards On to Oklahoma “We have to be able to look especially the first quarter,” ber of carries to be signifi- and two touchdowns. He Iowa State will have to through the film that we yards said Lazard, who finished cantly higher. Campbell, also threw for one inter- take the field again two have from today, and pre- Rushing yards: 154 with eight receptions for though, had a very quick ception, which came in the days sooner than normal. pare at the same time. To- 134 yards. “I think we had response. second quarter. The Cyclones will host No. morrow should be a fun, yards only one possession the “We had a chance to win In contrast, Lanning went 16 Oklahoma on Thursday chaotic day.” Turnovers: 1 whole quarter. A team like the football game,” he said. that is very disciplined and “Next question.” Time of Poss: 26:43 very sound in the way they Quarterbacks INDIVIDUAL STATS Penalties/Yards: 6-51 play and possess the ball. Campbell generally Iowa State Kansas State You have to be able to take boasts a two-quarterback Kansas State the lead on them to have the system that alternates every Joel Lanning: 4-for-7, 28 passing yds, Jesse Ertz: 18-for-28, 151 passing yds, Total offense: 398 advantage.” two drives, more or less. On 75 rushing yds, 1 rushing touchdown 1 passing touchdown, 109 rushing Unusual running game Saturday, though, his ap- yards Iowa State knew that the proach was different. Jacob Park: 19-for-35, 301 passing yds, yds, 11.8 yds per carry Passing yards: 151 Wildcats boasted one of Lanning started out the 2 passing touchdowns, 33 rushing yds Deante Burton: 72 receiving yds, 1 the best run defenses in the game and was replaced Rushing yards: 247 entire league. by Park a few drives later, Allen Lazard: 134 receiving yds receiving touchdown Turnovers: 1 But that didn’t matter. as they normally would. David Montgomery: 39 rushing yds, Justin Silmon: 54 rushing yds, 1 rush- They couldn’t find a way to But Park remained in the Time of Poss: 33:17 get past them. game for the majority of 4.3 yds per carry ing touchdown Penalties/Yards: 4-35 The Cyclones ran for just the second quarter and all Dominique Heath: 46 receiving yds 154 yards, the majority of of the third quarter. Then 4 takeaways from ISU intrasquad match

By Ben.Visser Meeks secured the 6-2 win @iowastatedaily.com over Storr with a takedown late in the match. While it wasn’t high scor- Iowa State wrestling fans ing, there was a lot of action were able to get their first from both wrestlers. glimpse of the 2016-17 Cy- “[Storr brings that high clones on Friday. energy] every day,” said Here are the four take- assistant coach Angel Esc- aways from Iowa State’s obedo. “The kid never takes intrasquad meet. the day off. He’s always 100 The freshmen impressed percent and working the FloWrestling ranked Iowa hardest [he can] and bring- State’s 2016 recruiting class ing up that tempo for the No. 3 in the nation. At me- guys.” dia day on Oct. 18, coach The other freshmen to Kevin Jackson said that it compete were Zemua Bap- should’ve been No. 1 or 2 tista at 149 pounds and given how the team per- Samuel Colbray at 197 formed at Fargo Nationals. pounds. Baptista lost to Re- The freshmen didn’t dis- naldo Rodriguez-Spencer appoint when they got in 7-5, and Colbray pinned No. front of Iowa State fans for 19 Marcus Harrington. the first time at Lied Recre- Harrington suffered a ation Athletic Center. stinger early in the match, The first two freshmen which slowed him down to hit the mat were Danny considerably. Vega at 125 pounds and Gabe Moreno’s shoulder Ian Parker at 133 in exhibi- looked good Chris Jorgensen/Iowa State Daily tion matches. Vega wrestled No. 14 Gabe Moreno Pat Downey poses for photos during wrestling media day on Oct. 18 in the wrestling room at Lied Recreation Athletic Center. fellow freshman Brenden wrestled in front of fans Baker, and Parker wrestled for the first time since his Downey. “He’s got some by technical fall 24-9. won 2-0 over Carson Powell. Purdue, John Marmolejo. redshirt freshman Anthony season-ending shoulder nasty stuff. He can hit you “I’ve worked so much “Two All-Americans He competed against NCAA Wesley. surgery. He wrestled fresh- with quite a few things.” on my leg attacks, it’d be a grinding to win — that qualifier Kyle Larson. Vega won by technical fall man Briar Cochran in an Moreno said he’ll be a shame to go out there and means we’re deep,” Downey “[The depth at the lower 19-2, while Parker pinned exhibition match, but fans game-time decision when try to throw the dude the said. “If [Leleund Weather- weights is] amazing,” Esc- Wesley in the first period. were still able to see the the team travels to South whole time,” Downey said. spoon] goes down, we have obedo said. “It makes my “I’m really impressed by progress Moreno made. Dakota State on Friday. “I wouldn’t say [getting a good guy in Carson [Pow- job a lot easier. They’re just — from a work ethic sense Moreno beat Cochran by “I’ll definitely travel to legs] was my goal that ell]. Earl, he’s out the first pushing themselves every — Ian Parker and Kanen technical fall 15-0. with the team, and we’ll match, but I want to incor- two matches, I don’t think single day, competing at a Storr,” said redshirt senior “It was exciting,” Moreno see how it feels, and if they porate my leg attacks all we’re going to skip a beat high level. When you have Gabe Moreno. “They get said. “I felt good being out need me.” Moreno said. year. That’s going to make with having [Nate] Boston that every single day, you’re after it. They don’t need there in front of some of the “We have some pretty good everything easier for me.” in there at 133 pounds.” only going to get better. to be yelled at, or a lot of fans and showing that I’ve 141-pounders that’ll do a Iowa State has plenty of Escobedo, the 2008 Na- “They know that they times they’re trying to take made progress back feels decent job.” depth tional Champion at 125 have a guy behind them a leadership role, even as good.” Pat Downey got to legs Two out of Iowa State’s pounds, works mainly with that’s looking for his spot, freshmen. And it’s impres- Moreno began the match No. 6 Pat Downey is three All-Americans had to the lower weights. He’s ex- so they’re going to keep sive to see.” with a throw and didn’t stop known for throwing guys. grind out their wins. cited about Boston pushing pushing really hard to keep In the Cardinal and Gold scoring until the referee On Friday, he showed he No. 5 Earl Hall won in Hall. that spot. If we can keep matches, Storr wrestled red- blew the whistle. could get to legs. sudden victory over Nate At the same time, that up all year, we’ll have shirt senior John Meeks in “Gabe, when he’s on, Downey beat redshirt Boston at 133 pounds, while Iowa State brought in a big things coming out of the 141-pound matchup. he can be on,” said Pat freshman Dale Hilleman No. 7 Lelund Weatherspoon 125-pound transfer from them.” 8 Monday, October 31, 2016 NEWS

VANDALISM p1 PUMPKINS p1 from Iowa State in 2015. fi nish two more degrees in “First the posters, now management and market- this. So glad all classy peo- ing by the end of next se- ple are coming out this mester. With his own busi- week #LeaveYourLegaCY,” ness, Schmidt is getting Emily Tosoni, junior in hands-on experience with political science tweeted. all three areas of interest. Delta Gamma’s banner, Patches O Pumpkins also which it worked on with embodies an interest that Delta Zeta, Delta Tau Delta Schmidt had while grow- and Lambda Chi Alpha, ing up on a farm. His father was among the signs that started his own farm, and were vandalized. his entrepreneurial spirit “Ours got vandalized inspired Schmidt to want twice this week, and we to create something of his think it was Monday night own. and Thursday night that “I really like it because the vandalism happened,” it combines all three ar- said Sarah Martin, sopho- eas of interest and talent,” more in chemical engi- Schmidt said. neering and one of Delta Despite enjoying the Gamma’s Homecoming agricultural and graphic co-chairs. design sides of the busi- Martin said it took the ness, Schmidt said that the group about 20 hours to business side is what really complete the project and intrigues him nowadays. expressed that she was Schmidt has found it to be irritated after the first van- satisfying learning by doing. Courtesy of Ray Schmidt dalism, where someone “It’s an appealing thing, Ray Schmidt originally began Patches O Pumpkin with just one patch in Iowa. The company has since spread to 15 patches in four states. wrote ‘Trash Team’ on being your own boss and their banner. making decisions that af- “We know how much fect the whole company,” be used in the future and time we put into it, so it Schmidt said. prepare for the next season. was really frustrating to Schmidt had to over- Howard Vanauken, pro- see that hard work ruined come many challenges fessor in the college of busi- super easily by someone,” when he first started the ness, said there are four Martin said. business. For starters, he aspects when starting a suc- After the first vandal- found out that he couldn’t cessful business. ism happened, the group grow enough to meet de- “The entrepreneur must painted over the words. mand and needed to also identify an opportunity; The second vandalism fi nd ways to build his brand the entrepreneur must have to the sign read “Still Trash and image in order to gain the appropriate skill set and Team” didn’t get as much name recognition. willingness to devote the of a negative response, but As seen on the the web- [time needed]. The market instead the group made site, Schmidt used his skills must be large enough to the best of the situation. from his graphic design ma- support the business. The “We turned it into a jor to create a memorable entrepreneur must be able hashtag, which is #stilll- brand. The business started to access needed resources, trashteambestteam, so it out in a Friley dorm room such as financing, suppli- was kind of a joke,” Martin in 2013 with the slightly ers, location, etc.,” Vana- said. “It wasn’t as frustrat- more risqué name of Sexy uken said. ing because we made it 7 Pumpkins. The business The employees he trusts kind of funny and it’s the started by selling predom- to manage the patches in end of Homecoming and inantly to those living in other states started out as we’re just kind of over it.” dorms. friends he met as a student Martin said Homecom- At this time, realizing Courtesy of Ray Schmidt at Iowa State. Ryun Hobbs, Pumpkins begin growing in pots before they are transferred to pumpkin patches, where they grow to their ing Central decided that that the living spaces were mature state. Patches O Pumkins sells all different sizes of pumpkins depending on the customers’ needs. who manages the patch in all of the banners that were smaller, Schmidt made sure Wisconsin and Minnesota, vandalized would just be to make his product much Iowa to 15 employees, the ing. employees of the year. This met Schmidt during their put down on the ground smaller. As he started to sell bulk of which are sale staff, The selected women happens during the winter freshman year while living so that nobody could see to larger student organiza- and four patches in Iowa, posed for photos with months when all of the la- in Friley. them and that the groups tions such as Student Coun- Wisconsin and Minnesota. pumpkins and in return bor and the selling is done. Hobbs originally had no can pick up its banners on cil and sororities and fra- Patches O Pumpkins now got free head shots, while Planting starts in early agricultural experience and Sunday. ternities, he began to grow has merchandise such as Patches O Pumpkins got May, and once Halloween is had to learn about produc- The judging for the ban- larger pumpkins to meet hats, T-shirts and stickers. pictures to promote their over, sales for the business tion practices and other ner competition is over, their needs. The company The business partnered business and Get Photoed drastically drop off. This aspects of agriculture from and the top three banners now produces pumpkins with a professional pho- got potential new business. leaves a large off season Schmidt. He now man- will be taken to Jack Trice of all sizes. tography studio outside of The small business also for the business. Schmidt ages two patches on his to show off to the public. The business has grown Ankeny, Iowa, Get Photoed, hosts company dinners, uses the time to re-evaluate own during the summer None of the top three ban- considerably over the past and hosted a casting call for where it announces any possible improvements, months. ners were vandalized. years, going from three em- Iowa State students who progress that was made research different variet- Michael Tupper man- ployees with one patch in wanted to pursue model- and gives out awards for ies of pumpkins that could ages the northern Iowan patch, and before being in business together, he met Schmidt when they were Halloween isn’t just for candy anymore! Re-Elect Lisa Heddens both FFA offi cers. A Leader Who Listens Whether he stays with the company and watches it continue to grow for many years to come or if he de- cides to move on to some- thing different, Schmidt has developed the neces- sary skills to be success- ful in business. Schmidt described the experience as having created his own internship and creating an internship for others I have been honored to serve you in as well. the Iowa House of Representatives For now, Schmidt does not know what the future My goals have been to: holds, but he does know that he would like to con- • Attract good jobs and businesses to Iowa tinue with Patches O Pump- kins by expanding into oth- • Expand support for veterans er specialty crops. and their families A core value of the com- • Keep education affordable pany is being involved in for all Iowans the Ames community. The • Secure funds for mental health company has done com- and disability services munity service and out- reach and prides itself on Vote by mail or at the polls for being the main provider of pumpkins to many or- ganizations at Iowa State University and throughout 129 Main St. Ames (515)-232-4263 Ames.

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