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UI’S CYBER SOLDIER TRAINS EYES ON ARMOR Hygienic UI researchers will use virtual reality to test and design improved body armor for the U.S. Army Laboratory crumbling ‘[The building] doesn’t work as a laboratory and is a hazard to the state of Iowa.

— Mary Gilchrist, lab director

BY BRYCE BAUER THE DAILY IOWAN Walking through a myriad of narrow hall- ways with exposed pipes hanging from asbestos-filled ceilings, state lawmakers toured the UI Hygienic Lab in Oakdale Hall on Tuesday night. The tour — dubbed the “crumbling-infra- structure tour” by lab workers — was meant to demonstrate the need for a new $35.6 mil- lion building. “[The building] doesn’t work as a laboratory and is a hazard to the state of Iowa,” lab direc- tor Mary Gilchrist said. The Hygienic Lab helps in the detection and prevention of diseases, such as influenza, as well as bioterrorism and various other items. The facility, which is actually a hodge- Aaron Hall Holmgren/The Daily Iowan podge of seven different structures, was built UI research assistant Amos Patrick projects a three-dimensional Bradley vehicle in a six-walled virtual environment known as “the portal” in the in 1917 to be a tuberculosis sanitarium; it is Engineering Research Facilities on Tuesday afternoon. The virtual environment is part of the UI Virtual Soldier Research Program. the oldest such lab in the nation. Aside from the aforementioned aesthetic BY ERIKA BINEGAR a simple virtual-reality game. The program, started in Octo- problems, lab officials complain that the THE DAILY IOWAN Instead, he was demonstrating ber 2003, has received a total of GRANTS RECEIVED facility is poorly located, lacks wide-open the various uses of the program’s $9.8 million in funding over the workspace, and is infested with rodents. 1 Wearing oversized 3-D glasses PC-based software — which can be past 2 ⁄2 years. It is housed in the FOR RESEARCH They also contend that the building is the and gripping a video-game con- used to test vehicles, prior to mak- UI College of Engineering’s Cen- • $2.54 million award for research most inefficient on campus, and heating and troller Tuesday, Anith Mathai ing a costly prototype, or to teach ter for Computer-Aided Design. on digital humans from U.S. Army cooling difficulties interfere with the lab maneuvered a proportionate soldiers how to fix a vehicle by “There’s obviously a need for • $64K from Caterpillar work. Bradley Fighting Vehicle, an showing them how to do it virtually. better and more extensive • $45K from Rockwell Collins “There are weeks in the summer when we armored vehicle larger than a And now, with help from a armor,” said senior projects • $72K from Honda America R&D can’t operate because it is too hot,” said Jack Hummer, with a flick of his recent grant of $1.6 million from manager Steve Beck, adding • $920K from the U.S. Army TACOM Cameron, the associate director of the lab. thumb. the U.S. Army Soldier Systems that the current armor protects • $1.75 million, five-year Because of the inconveniences, he said, the But, as he stood surrounded by a Center in Natick, Mass., UI soldiers from death but not loss partnership with Caterpillar lab was missing out on chances for funding six large film screens in a room researchers will use their digital of limbs. • $1.2 million contract from the and research. U.S. Army TACOM called “the portal,” the researcher software to help test and design UI junior Joe Dammann, a “Every quarter, we are losing opportunities with the UI Virtual Soldier armor for soldiers via a digital source: http://www.digital-humans.org/main.htm to do things because of this building’s inflexi- Research Program was not playing human model called SantosTM. SEE VIRTUAL SOLDIER, PAGE 3A bility,” he said.

SEE LAB, PAGE 3A BYRNE JUSTICE ASSISTANCE GRANT Prescription drug abuse rising Cuts cause A recent survey shows local groans abuse of prescription BY COLIN BURKE THE DAILY IOWAN drugs is increasing Proposed cuts in local law- among Iowans enforcement grants that have provided hundreds of thou- BY MEGHAN V. MALLOY sands of dollars locally drew THE DAILY IOWAN harsh criticism from city and county officials this week. Forget about weed and cocaine. Even In President Bush’s proposed Pulkrabek Harkin meth. The newest drugs Iowans are abus- 2007 budget, programs such as Johnson County senator ing are easier to get than many think — the Byrne Justice Assistance sherriff prescription medicines from licensed Grant could be reduced, if not additional officers, and upgrade physicians. eliminated. The administra- equipment. After a recent survey of records by the tion’s proposal estimates $327 If lost, they said, those efforts Iowa Board of Pharmacy Examiners million will be saved if the pro- would be hampered. revealed an increase in the number of gram is liquidated. In fiscal 2006, Johnson Coun- Iowans abusing prescription drugs, some General programs such as ty received $56,774 from the professionals were concerned about how this “are not able to demon- program; in 2005, it received to stop people from refilling unnecessary strate an effect on reducing more than $94,000, the Justice prescriptions. crime,” states the Department Department reported. “It’s hard for us to monitor, especially of Justice section of the pro- Johnson County Sheriff Lonny because it’s a legitimate prescription posed budget. Pulkrabek said he was concerned from a doctor,” said Chris Johnson, a staff But local officials disagree, Nick Loomis/The Daily Iowan the slashed funding would affect pharmacist at the UI Student Health UI sophomore Darin Mellor fishes Adderall that has been prescribed for him out of its saying the grants have allowed more than just equipment. Service pharmacy. them to fight methampheta- bottle on Tuesday afternoon in his Iowa City apartment. Many students use the prescription mine production and use, hire SEE POLICE, PAGE 3A SEE ABUSE, PAGE 3A drug to help them study.

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Jayme Wilson, 27, 2661 Indigo Court, was charged Monday with driving with a suspended/canceled license. Rachel Mummey/The Daily Iowan Ronnie Wright, 47, Local artist Karl Sternberg (foreground) puts up a series of panel paintings on the front of Deadwood with address unknown, was the help of Deadwood owner Jim Bell. The three paintings are of scenes around downtown Iowa City and charged Tuesday with the UI campus. criminal trespassing. Country may charge for rural sheriff patrols BY SAM EDSILL 100 percent of the rural Sally Stutsman, expressed said Jim Dane of the Johnson THE DAILY IOWAN patrol costs. reservations about such a major County Farm Bureau. In Johnson County, that cost change, saying it could lead to In other business, supervisors Rural Johnson County resi- came to $1.75 million for the eventually shifting additional approved hiring three additional dents could pay a larger share 2004-05 budget year — a figure costs to rural residents. staff members in the Sheriff’s of the cost for rural sheriff Sheriff Lonny Pulkrabek called “I’m just really disappointed Office — two dispatchers and patrols under a plan proposed “very conservative.” that we’re going down this one deputy sheriff. They also by a Johnson County supervisor Supervisor Rod Sullivan road,” Stutsman said. Tuesday. added a quarter-time position The Board of Supervisors brought up the plan, which In 2000, 18.6 percent of with Johnson County Public decided to postpone a decision would require an estimated 10 Johnson County residents lived Health and an additional staff on the plan until next year to percent of the cost to be paid by in rural areas, according to U.S. member in Human Resources. gather input from country rural taxes. He called it an issue Census Bureau data. Supervisors also agreed to dwellers, but the issue is one of “fundamental fairness,” “They are talking about a sell $800,000 in bonds to fund other Iowa counties have also because the people receiving the philosophical change in which a capital projects, including a considered. service should pay for it. major expense is going to be building that would house Supervisors said many “Whether we talk about more shifted from the general fund to Human Services and Public counties, including Story or less isn’t important,” he said. the rural fund, and when you Health. County, already require rural “It’s about who’s paying it.” put [that cost] on a small group E-mail DI reporter Sam Edsill at: residents to pay as much as Other supervisors, including of people, it has a major impact,” [email protected] METRO School Board looks The statewide account is estimated at roughly $2,600, and the Red Cross expected to open in August. to pull $6.3 million into Iowa City was called to the scene to assist the “We’ll keep a close eye on how into local-option tax schools; the countywide tax could family, records show. this hangs, so to speak,” Councilor The Iowa City School District will bring $11.2 million. It is not known at this time if the Jean Schnake said. discuss implementing a 1 cent local- — by Danny Valentine family was displaced. — by Jennifer Lickteig option sales tax with other school — by Rebecca McKanna districts in the county, the School Firefighters douse Woman charged with Board decided at a its regular meet- Coralville plans local ing Tuesday night. blaze, recover dog prostitution The local-option sales tax, a hot Iowa City firefighters recovered a art for center A Coralville woman who report- topic before the 2002 bond referen- family dog from a house that had Coralville officials said Tuesday dum was passed, was brought to edly told police she has sex with been on fire Tuesday morning. they hope to make the new Marriott men for crack cocaine was charged the table by other schools in Firefighters responded to 938 Hotel and Conference Center unique. with prostitution Feb. 10. Johnson County seeking alternative Cottonwood Ave. at roughly 7:20 One way they will do that is to Coralville police arrested Lynn methods to generate revenue. Linn a.m. They entered the home and commission local artists to decorate County and Johnson County are the extinguished the fire, which had been guest rooms and bathrooms. Blades, 46, after stopping the car she only two in Iowa which do not have caused by a malfunctioning clothes “It’s really going to showcase the was riding in because for a traffic a local-option sales tax. dryer in the basement, according to great artists we have, especially in violation. Blade’s arrest report did After listening to four presentations, Fire Department records. Eastern Iowa,” city administrator not mention why the driver was two for and two against the measure, After they realized the dog was Kelly Hayworth said at a Coralville stopped nor did it say who he was. in an unusually crowded School Board still in the house, firefighters entered The driver told police he agreed to meeting, board members gave the nod City Council meeting Tuesday night. the structure and removed the it. give her $10 and drive her to buy to further investigate the issue. Councilor John Lundell said the The fire took roughly 11 minutes council had always meant to build crack cocaine if they went back to Johnson County Supervisor Rod to extinguish, a press release stated. Sullivan called the sales tax an exceptional hotel by making all her apartment and had sex. MidAmerican Energy shut off gas to the artwork local. Blade and the driver were on the regressive and said it would the home, and a Johnson County unfairly punish the poor. One such artist commissioned for way to buy the drugs when they ambulance was at the scene. the job is Marcia Wegman, who has “You can’t improve your school if Fire officials estimated the damage were pulled over, police said. your budget is on the very backs of painted six pastel landscapes for the She had previously told police that the poor,” he said. hotel. All her paintings for the business “when men come to her apartment with Parent Randi Levitz and Iowa City depict local fields and waterways, crack cocaine, she has sex with them including the Iowa River. West High representative Josh Lipman for the drugs,” according to the report. “I think it’s a wonderful opportunity said the schools were desperately in An online court records search for exposure, with the numbers of need of the added revenue, however. revealed Blade was convicted of Both cited drafty windows, people from all over the world who will possession of drug paraphernalia in crowded lunch rooms, and chem- be seeing my artwork,” she said. istry labs housing three classes in An artist for all 70 years of her May 2005. a single period. life, Wegman has had pieces shown Blades was being held in the If the district implements a sales regularly at the Iowa Artisans Johnson County Jail on Tuesday on a tax, it has two options: Put the money Gallery in Iowa City and the $5,000 cash-only bond. A preliminary in a pool for the entire state’s use, or Campbell Steele Gallery in Marion. hearing is set for Feb. 20. keep the money within the county. The Marriott Center in Coralville is — by Nick Petersen

The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Wednesday, February 15, 2006 - 3A NEWS Hygienic lab needs new facility UI WORKS

LAB CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1A ON NEW

Some lawmakers were con- cerned by the condition of the facility. “I am shocked at how badly ARMOR out-of-date this lab is,” said Rep. Robert Hogg, D-Cedar Rapids, after the tour. “It doesn’t even ‘The question is: How can you position the armor and rate up with City High’s labora- design the garment in a way that doesn’t inhibit what tory when I graduated [in 1985].” the soldiers are expected to do.’ Other lawmakers agreed a new facility was a necessity and — Steve Beck, senior projects manager said it was just an issue of find- ing the money. VIRTUAL SOLDIER the only way to measure the effectiveness of armor, “We have to make the CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1A Hygienic Lab a priority,” said Dammann said. If soldiers are Rep. Swati Dandekar, D-Mari- on the battlefield and discover problems with their armor, on. seven-year soldier with the they are stuck with it. “The Republicans and National Guard, was outfitted Democrats will have to sit down with “interceptor” armor while This is precisely the issue and discuss how much money stationed overseas in researchers hope to address we have.” Afghanistan for a year. The with the digital program. The Rep. Dave Jacoby, D- armor included a Kevlar vest program would allow exten- Coralville, was also in atten- Ben Roberts/The Daily Iowan constructed of woven fabric and sive testing of mobility in a dance, even though he had Iowa legislators tour the UI Hygienic Laboratory in Oakdale Hall, which was built in 1917 as a removable ceramic plates with given situation, Dammann already been on the tour twice tuberculosis sanitarium. The legislators took a look at the aging building in order to decide steel cores in the front and back said. before. whether to fund a new facility. — and was the newest design “The question is: How can “I think [a new building] is a at the time, he said. you position the armor and pretty darn good investment,” three-year period, starting would not be able to manage a category 4 or 5 [outbreak], this “They’re a pretty good sys- design the garment in a way he said. “I think there is good July 1. large scale outbreak, such as lab would not be up to it,” he tem,” the pre-pharmacy and that doesn’t inhibit what the support for it.” The legislative attention the category 4 SARS strand said. psychology student said. “The soldiers are expected to do,” Jacoby said he wanted to came as a blessing to that hit Canada. E-mail DI reporter Bryce Bauer at: only problem is they’re pretty Beck said. see the money come over a Cameron, who said the state “If we were to be hit by a [email protected] heavy, and they inhibit The technology, which he motion.” said will evolve within the In addition, Dammann next four years, will facilitate said, the armor does not pro- the evaluation of human per- vide much protection along formance in any task through LAW ENFORCEMENT the ribcage, and the vest is physics-based research on not very thick. “human dynamic motion,” “I definitely think they muscle activation, and muscle Drug use up need more flank protection,” fatigue. the 25-year-old said, noting ABUSE Iowa lawmakers have drug “Our goal is to create the that a soldier’s range of best digital human there is,” Officials hit their feet in passing legislation motion is the most important CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1A he said. that would help create a tracking factor. “If it protects you but Unlike a “goofy 3-D charac- database to keep tabs on people you can’t move, it sort of “As a pharmacist, we can ter,” Beck added, the digital obtaining certain drugs from cer- defeats the purpose.” refuse to refill a prescription, creation will be as realistic as tain doctors — in part because of When there is an explosion, but there has to be a very good possible. For example, if the reason for doing it,” she said, protest from medical organiza- he said, a soldier’s first instinct federal cuts tions, which say the bill would vio- researchers ask the virtual adding that she didn’t think pre- is to get down. But with the human to lift weights for a few scription addiction was preva- late physician-patient relation- current armor, when a soldier lent among college students. ships and invade their privacy. lies on her or his stomach, the minutes, he will begin to tire and exhibit a slacked posture. POLICE have since been lost because of “As long as the physician and Whether Iowans are getting ceramic plate in the back the pharmacist work together, prescription drugs from peers or pushes on the helmet, and “Realism is not just a mat- CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1A funding cuts. The entire country had its there can be less of a problem having numerous doctors write vision is impaired, he said. ter of glitz,” said Tim Marler, a budgets thinned after the for abuse,” she said. prescriptions, Hal Ensrud, phar- “When something like that senior research scientist for He worried that efforts Bryne’s pro- However, Darin Mellor, a for- macy manager at the Old Capi- happens, and your mobility is the Virtual Soldier Research clean up meth labs by organi- gram achieved mer UI student, disagrees with tol Town Center Osco Drug, said limited, it’s kind of scary,” he Program. zations such as the Southeast its goal of hir- Johnson, saying he feels pre- there’s a way to prevent addicts said. E-mail DI reporter Erika Binegar at: Iowa Clandestine Lab Task- ing more than scription-drug abuse among his from continuing their problem. As of now, field testing is [email protected] force would be affected by the 100,000 police peers is rampant. “One hint we have as to cuts. officers. Mellor, 20, was prescribed whether or not a prescription is “I think [the cuts] would be City Man- Adderall last year for Attention legitimate is if there is insurance,” a tragic mistake,” the first- ager Steve Deficit Hyperactive Disorder. he said. “No insurance could term sheriff said Tuesday. Atkins said He said he takes it regularly, mean there’s something going on except on weekends or if he — or if they are only trying to get Sen. Tom Harkin, D-Iowa, in the hiring Atkins a press release last week said grant is typi- knows he’ll be drinking alcohol. a narcotics prescription.” city manager “Prescription forgery” has funding for the COPS cal of federal “I think people need to be occurred at the store, he said, Methamphetamine Program funding, more aware of what [Adderall] but pharmacists try to commu- would be eliminated. which can often be in flux, can do to them, especially if it Iowa City police, mean- particularly in a time of isn’t prescribed to them,” he said. nicate with doctors about orders while, were given $44,442 in war and tax cuts. Despite He said he frequently is both- that look suspicious or if some- 2006 from the program — the uncertainties, he said, ered by acquaintances to buy thing about a patient doesn’t money spent on vital digital it was difficult to avoid pills, but what surprises him seem right. video cameras in police cars using the money when are the people who ask. “We don’t want to punish peo- and hiring officers, Police offered. “You can pick out a stoner, but ple who may be obtaining addi- Chief Samuel Hargadine “All of this is no surprise you can’t always pick out the tional drugs from doctors — we said. that they’re going to cut person who wants to buy pre- want to be able to help them get “Wherever the money’s domestic spending,” he scription pills from you,” Mellor help and stop their addiction,” going, it’s not coming here,” he said. said, describing the people who Ensrud said. said, noting that officers previ- E-mail DI reporter Colin Burke at: usually call as being well- E-mail DI reporter Meghan V. Malloy at: ously hired under the program [email protected] dressed and getting good grades. [email protected]

4A - The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Wednesday, February 15, 2006 NEWS Bill would kill library porn UI focuses on BY ANNE WILMOTH THE DAILY IOWAN financial aid If a bill recently introduced in the Iowa Senate is passed, UI BY BRETT SLEZAK ‘We make information students and others who enjoy THE DAILY IOWAN viewing Internet porn in campus available to all students libraries would be forced to move It turns out the students in their activities elsewhere. need of financial aid the most about college costs,’ The proposed legislation, are the ones neglecting to sponsored by Sens. Jeff Angelo, apply for it. — Michael Barron, UI R-Creston, Jerry Behn, R-Boone, A report released last director of Admissions and Brad Zaun, R-Urbandale, Wednesday by the American Council on Education report- works with student groups would require all libraries throughout the year. In these receiving state funding to use ed 1.8 million (28 percent) low-income students did not sessions, the benefits of Internet filters on their comput- file a Free Application for financial aid are discussed, ers to eliminate access to Federal Student Aid form he said. College fairs, college pornography. during the 2003-04 school day/night programs, and on- The bill, which Angelo said year. The report estimated campus programs, such as would affect both public and uni- 1.5 million of these students Black and Gold Days, also versity libraries, also proposes who failed to apply would touch on the significance of restricting those under 17 from have received some form of financial aid. checking out R-rated videos and federal financial aid. Iowa high-school students DVDs. If institutions refused to According to the UI Office of receive more information on conform to the policies, their Student Financial Aid, the this subject from sources such state funding would be cut off. number of low- and moderately as the College Planning Center, Angelo said he has received low-income students at the the federal government, and “numerous complaints from par- university who filled out their the Iowa College Student Aid ents and librarians about men applications rose from 3,047 in Commission. accessing porn at computers in Nick Loomis/The Daily Iowan the 2000-01 academic year to While the Admissions local libraries,” adding it is a Iowa City resident Kate Sullivan (bottom right) surfs the Internet at the Iowa City Public Library on 3,183 in the 2003-04 session. Office does not make specific “legitimate question as to why Tuesday afternoon. A bill proposed in the Iowa Senate would require libraries to use Internet filters to “We make an effort, a real efforts to educate low-income facilities dedicated to research prohibit access to pornography. effort, to concertedly alert our students and families about and education are carrying R- prospective families and their filling out the student-aid rated sex comedies.” might be asked to move to “a a “secure and comfortable Library on and off since fourth students of what the costs are form, Barron said, the UI does UI Librarian Nancy Baker more private location,” if they environment of the library.” grade, said she checks out videos at the UI,” said Mark Warner, “get involved in a number of called a filter policy “very prob- were looking at the material in If librarians are alerted to a often, some of which are R-rated. the Financial Aid director. “I public-service-type venues,” lematic,” noting that Internet a crowded area, Baker said. patron’s use of pornography,Craig “I don’t think it’s really a think we do a good job here to in which lower-income fami- filters routinely block more Susan Craig, the director of said, they are asked to “close down necessary policy, because the communicate to students who lies would be shown the than is necessary and that the Iowa City Public Library, and look at something else.” minors should be able to make have expressed interest in importance of financial aid. some potentially questionable 123 S. Linn St., also opposes the She said she felt limiting decisions on their own about coming to the UI about the Still, Warner said, he feels material could be needed for proposed legislation. access to videos and DVDs con- what to watch,” she said. importance of financial aid.” the student-aid form should research purposes. “This is a decision best made flicted with the library’s current Zaun, however, said the UI Director of Admissions not just be completed by lower- “One person’s pornography is at the local level by local policy, adding the Motion Picture measure will keep children Michael Barron said his income students. not another person’s,” she said, library boards to reflect their Association of America ratings from seeing inappropriate department also helps to “We strongly encourage adding the library has received communities,” she said. are simply guidelines for parents material. provide information about students to fill out the [stu- one or two complaints of com- The Public Library also does to decide what is appropriate for “I have not heard from one financial aid to students. dent-aid form] regardless [of puter users viewing porn in the not currently filter Internet their children, not something the constituent that opposes this “We make information income] — and not to do it Main Library in almost six content, although computer government should mandate. bill, other than those who are available to all students about once — but to do it annually,” years. The library does not block users must acknowledge Irene Morcuende, 16, a West tied to libraries,” he said. college costs,” he said. he said. any content, she said. before they log on that library High sophomore who has volun- E-mail DI reporter Anne Wilmoth at: Barron said the university E-mail DI reporter Brett Slezak at: Those viewing pornography staff can limit images to keep teered and worked at the Public [email protected] also visits high schools and [email protected] Law-school applicants up

BY EMILEIGH BARNES increase from the 1,100 who applicants these days is through The revamped website and e- THE DAILY IOWAN had returned applications at e-mails and websites,” he said. “A mailing system also saves money this time last year, reported the lot of the print information — the on printing and mailing costs, The number of applicants vying law admissions office Monday. brochures, all of those very good- which took up a large amount of for spots at the UI’s College of Law For Kenneth Fukuda, a first- looking glossy things you’ve seen the budget in admissions offices, are “way up,” despite nationwide year UI law student, Iowa’s in the past — a lot of those things in the past, Byrd said. drops in law-school applications, laid-back atmosphere was one are now being designed to drive “I still harbor fond memories officials said this week. of its main attractions. people to the website.” of a live person,” he said. “The e- A combination of high tuition “A lot of it was just sort of the For students, today, Internet mails and use of the Internet and self-elimination could be the nice people at the law school,” contact can seem just as personal and that kind of technology has cause of the dwindling numbers of he said. “The other schools I was as face-to-face interactions, Byrd now taken the place of what we law-school hopefuls, said Collins looking at had a very cutthroat said. do in person.” Byrd, a law-school assistant dean. feeling, and Iowa just seemed The updated and “stream- The current generation of Drake University’s Law School friendlier.” lined” webpage includes a digital applicants views easy-to-access in Des Moines, for example, has Tuition lower than many version of the college’s catalogue. online information and e-mails seen 696 applications as of Tues- private schools also made the In the catalogue, students can as personalized information, he day, compared with 794 at the UI school attractive, said Erica browse student services, curricu- added. same time in 2005. Clark, a first-year law student lum, faculty, financial aid, famous “Their opinion counts, and “I think we are experienc- and Iowa City native. alumni, and specialty brochures ours doesn’t,” he said. ing, nationally, a decline in “I didn’t want to go into for programs, such as interna- E-mail DI reporter Emileigh Barnes at: applications that we are feel- hundreds of thousands of dol- tional law and corporate law. [email protected] ing even more so in the Mid- lars of debt when I could get a west,” said Kara Blanchard, fabulous quality education the director of admissions at here,” she said. Drake’s law school. Byrd said the rise in applicants Still, 1,349 people have is greatly due to better technolog- applied to the UI law school so ical outreach to candidates. far this year, a significant “The way to communicate with

The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Wednesday, February 15, 2006 - 5A NEWS Man shot by Cheney suffers mild heart attack

1 BY LYNN BREZOSKY using 7 ⁄2 shot from a 28-gauge AND shotgun. Shotgun pellets are typ- ‘I think Cheney is starting to lose it. After he shot ically made of steel or lead; the NEDRA PICKLER 1 the guy, he screamed, “Anyone else want to call pellets in 7 ⁄2 shot are just under ASSOCIATED PRESS 0.10 of an inch in diameter. domestic wiretapping illegal?”’ CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Cheney watched the news The 78-year-old lawyer wounded conference where doctors — “Tonight Show” by Vice President Dick Cheney described Whittington’s compli- host Jay Leno in a hunting accident suffered a cations. Then the vice president mild heart attack Tuesday after called him, wished him well and On Tuesday morning, the temporarily block blood flow, what a shotgun pellet in his chest asked if there was anything that White House spokesman briefly the doctors called a “silent heart traveled to his heart, hospital he needed. joined in the merriment, joking attack.” This is not a traditional officials said. “The vice president said that that the orange school colors of heart attack where an artery is Harry Whittington was he stood ready to assist. Mr. the visiting University of Texas blocked. They said Whittington’s immediately moved back to the Whittington’s spirits were good, championship football team arteries, in fact, were healthy. intensive-care unit, and he will but obviously his situation should not be mistaken for • It irritated the atria, caused be watched for a week to make deserves the careful monitoring hunters’ safety gear. an irregular heartbeat known sure more of the metal pellets that his doctors are providing,” “The orange that they’re as atrial fibrillation, which is do not reach other vital organs. the vice president’s office said in wearing is not because they’re not immediately life-threaten- He was reported to be in stable a statement. concerned that the vice presi- ing. But it must be treated condition. Cheney, an experienced dent may be there,” spokesman because it can spur blood clots Whittington suffered a “silent hunter, has not spoken publicly Scott McClellan said. “That’s to form. Most cases can be cor- heart attack” — obstructed blood about the accident, which took why I’m wearing it.” rected with medication. flow but without the classic place on Feb. 11 while the vice Hospital officials said they White House physicians knew that Whittington had heart-attack symptoms of pain president was aiming for a helped advise on the course of some birdshot near his heart and pressure, said doctors at quail. Critics of the Bush treatment, hospital officials said. administration called for more and that there was a chance it Christus Spohn Hospital Corpus Texas officials said the shoot- answers from Cheney himself. could move closer since scar tis- Christi-Memorial. ing was an accident and no Whittington has said through sue had not had time to harden The doctors said they decided to charges were brought against the hospital officials that he does not and hold the pellet in place. treat the situation conservatively vice president. and leave the pellet alone rather want to comment on the shooting. After Whittington developed A Texas Parks and Wildlife than operate to remove it. They A young man at Whittington’s an irregular heartbeat, doctors Department report issued said they are highly optimistic Austin home who identified him- performed a cardiac catheteri- Whittington will recover and live a self as his grandson said Tuesday zation, in which a thin, flexible Monday said Whittington was healthy life with the pellet in him. he did not have time to talk to a Lauren Victoria Burke/Associated Press tube is inserted into the heart, retrieving a downed bird and Asked whether the pellet reporter and closed the door. Vice President Dick Cheney in the Capitol on Tuesday. On Monday, to diagnose his condition, said stepped out of the hunting line could move farther into his heart The furor over the accident the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department issued a report that found Peter Banko, the administrator he was sharing with Cheney. and become fatal, hospital offi- and the White House delay in the main factor contributing to Cheney’s hunting accident was a at the hospital. “Another covey was flushed and Cheney swung on a bird cials said that was a hypothetical making it public are “part of “hunter’s judgment factor.” The shot was either touching question they could not answer. the secretive nature of this or embedded in the heart mus- and fired, striking Whittington Hospital officials said they administration,” said Senate Before hospital officials “I think Cheney is starting to cle near the top chambers, in the face, neck, and chest at were not concerned about the six Democratic Leader Harry Reid announced details of Whittington’s lose it,” Jay Leno said. “After he called the atria, officials said. approximately 30 yards,” the to 200 other pieces of birdshot of Nevada. “I think it’s time the condition, the hunting accident shot the guy he screamed, ‘Any- Two things resulted: report said. that might still be lodged in American people heard from had produced a raft of Cheney one else want to call domestic • It caused inflammation that AP writer Nedra Pickler contributed to this Whittington’s body. Cheney was the vice president.” jokes on late-night television. wiretapping illegal?’ ” pushed on the heart in a way to report from Washington.

6A - The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Wednesday, February 15, 2006

WHAT’S YOUR STANDARD? Share with us your plans for Valentine’s academic excellence. Just send a letter to: OPINIONS [email protected]

JENNIFER STURM Editor • ERIK OWOMOYELA Opinions Editor • ALEX LANG Managing Editor • DREW KERR Metro Editor love dog CHAD ALDEMAN, JAYNE LADY, LAURA MICHAELS, CLAIRE MILLER, ANDREW SWIFT Editorial writers 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. I was thinking about my old dog GUEST OPINIONS, COMMENTARIES, CARTOONS, and COLUMNS reflect the opinions of the authors and are not necessarily those of the Editorial Board. yesterday. I remember that when she was a POINT/COUNTERPOINT puppy, she would stare at her reflection in the mirror. People don’t get caught up in their reflections like dogs do. They say that if you want to quiet a puppy, you should A higher standard for Iowa? put it in front of mirror: It won’t realize that it’s not looking at The Iowa Legislature has directed the state Board of Regents to reassess university-admissions policies, including that of admitting graduates from another dog and that it’s only look- ing at itself. Arnold was no excep- the top half of any Iowa high-school class. Could a tougher standard be better for the UI? DI editorial writers contest the question. tion. She looked at mirrors, barked at them. A few times, she even RAISE THE BAR NO NEED TO BOTHER licked the glass, like she was trying The universities should have more freedom to set their own academic The regents should not change the “top half of one’s class rule” for to show her own standards. The standard for automatic admission to the three Iowa uni- instate students, because it works — and because students don’t need reflection how versities should be raised. another impediment to go to college. Chad and I have debated the value of class rank in this space before. The Iowa Administrative Code requires the UI to accept all instate much she cared. For those of you just joining us, I’ll catch you up — there is none. High applicants who meet high-school course requirements and are in the top HAPPY POST schools are of such wildly varying size and quality that comparing two half of their classes. This mandate is there for a reason — it ensures that VALENTINE’S students of the same rank at different schools tells you very little about we fulfill our role as a public university and justifies our heavy (although DAY! the students’ relative qualities. A directionless high-school student who decreasing) state subsidy. To do away with, or even strengthen, these Oh, word, I drifted into the top half at her or his high school may similarly drift qualifications would tear at the very fabric of our mission. forgot. It was through college. Iowa universities should be permitted to evaluate stu- There is no causal link between automatic-admission standards at the Valentine’s Day dents on more merits than just class rank before offering admission. UI and its relatively high dropout rate. The 2000 Task Force on Persis- yesterday, wasn’t Sometimes, colleges consciously decide to raise or lower admission tence to Graduation found that Iowa residents actually had higher aver- it? STEVE requirements to raise their academic reputations or to attract more age index scores — class rank times two plus ACT score — than did their Damn right it applicants. There has been much handwringing in the UI community out-of-state counterparts. (The UI has also boosted index-score minimum was. SHERMAN requirements since this study was completed, from 90 to 95.) The survey over our high turnover of administrative leaders. Raising the prestige of The world was found that the real problem was, in reality, those students excepted from the UI is an option for attracting — and retaining — top faculty. love-like. I addressed love like it the rule. After their first year here, only 6 percent of automatic bids had was my love. I lay on a bed of rose Unfortunately, Iowa has only three public universities. If every one college GPAs under 2.0, compared with 17 percent who got exceptions. petals and wrote poetry about love, were to raise its admission standards, many students would have no The task force suggested a couple solutions to our low retention and place to go, besides community colleges. Other states, such as Minnesota, graduation rates, neither of which included changing automatic-admis- for love, because love is so cool. have a system of lower-tier four-year public schools that give students an sions standards. These ideas included implementing some sort of first- “Oh love, you are awesome and love- option between top universities and community colleges. Until Iowa has year seminar, a.k.a., a “College 101” type class or supplemental instruc- like — you are like the gills in the a similar state-college system, significantly raising admission standards tion programs in which skilled students are paired with struggling ones shark of seduction. I am the villi in will be impractical. However, just because the UI should keep its own in extremely challenging first-year courses. your love-intestine, whereas you are level of academic selectivity low does not mean the state Legislature is Iowa doesn’t have numerous feeder universities on smaller campuses. the meat mallet which is forever justified in dictating what automatic-admission levels should be. Our three state universities teach fewer than 70,000 students each year. pounding the flank steak of my heart.” I am not suggesting that applicants to the UI should have to jump The University of California system has 10 schools with 208,000 stu- Those poems rocked. through any more hoops — no required letters of recommendation, per- dents. It can afford the luxury of highly selective UC-Berkeley and UCLA, And then I listened to a bunch of sonal statements, or any of that other stuff that drives grad-school appli- because it has UC-Riverside to educate the kids who don’t make it in. love songs, such as “Ain’t No Fun,” cants nuts. By changing the law governing automatic admission, the UI No less an authority than President David Skorton agrees with me on by Snoop Dogg. The song’s about might even choose to keep its admission index exactly where it is now. this topic. In the Feb. 13 Daily Iowan, he was quoted as saying that “with- how if you want to get with Snoop, What’s important is that the university have the freedom to set its own out access to higher education, the whole country will be different, weaker, or any of the other members of Tha standards and make its own decisions, free from the meddling of the not forward-looking, and not able to meet the future challenges of society in Dogg Pound for that matter, you Legislature. every possible way.” need to sleep with all their friends — Jayne Lady — Chad Aldeman as well. “It ain’t no fun, if my LETTER homies can’t have none.” A man sticks by his friends, I 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 guess. 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 So then I went outside. There space considerations. No advertisements or mass mailings, please. were squirrels doing it in the tree 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 outside my front door. I watched. It word length, subject relevance, and space considerations. was cool. Valentine’s Day is cool. I walked by Mercy Hospital on We are obligated by conscience and law to Gambling addiction my way downtown. What’s weird face the problem. Iowa has sunk into the abyss of gambling. about living by Mercy is that I pass What else can be said with more than 5,000 My community voted overwhelmingly to by the emergency-room waiting slot machines in Laundromats, grocery reject casino-style gambling. The slot/Lottery area every day. I can see the people stores, family restaurants, dry cleaners, and machines are placed next to ATMs; it is not sitting there, and they always look gas stations? uncommon to see people moving between sad. I don’t try to understand why Some argue that the Blazing Sevens game the ATMs and the Blazing Sevens until the they’re there, but I’m sure if I is not a slot machine but an Iowa Lottery money is gone. That is pure and simple casi- asked anybody, he or she would get product — as the machines program wins upset. That’s how it works, I guess. no-style gambling — nothing more, nothing But whatever, because it was per play. As a legislator representing regular less. Valentine’s Day yesterday — empa- Iowans, the fine details of this machine’s The Legislature can fix this problem. We thy could be saved for later. This is math is lost in translation. Constituents in can listen to our constituents and make every love day. Get some stitches, losers. District 18, as well as across Iowa, say if it effort to remove machines from counties that I walked by English Philosophy walks and quacks like a duck — it is a duck. do not want them. That is the least we can do Building, and the Iowa River turned Whether the Legislature has been duped or to correct the mistake. into red wine, and fish were walking simply ignored is irrelevant. We have a prob- up the banks and having picnics and lem with legally approved Lottery machines Sen. Mary Lundby drinking out of wine glasses. They that entice children and families to loiter and R-Marion, District 18 representative seemed all lost in each other. It was gamble. Government Oversight Committee co-head cute, but the fish didn’t live long out of water, and they all died. Valentine’s Day is weird, I GUEST OPINION thought. Squirrels are doing it, and fishes are all walking on land and having picnics and shit. I even wrote poems. I never write poems. Poems are lame. Better plans for mice and men So, I thought, if Valentine’s Day is weird, then love must be weird, too, This week, hundreds of students will be participating in Biology Lab No. 4, better approximate the size of human organs and systems) that had been killed because this was Love Day. That “Energy Metabolism and Mouse Dissection.” The title seems benign enough — in a manner conforming to society’s mores? doesn’t seem like an irrational until you read the requirements. Each pair of students is to take a live mouse, Now, let’s think. Where in Iowa would we have a readily available source of thought. I was trying to get in the put it in a jar, and measure the little critter’s respiratory rate. So far, so good. low-cost mammals that could provide an abundance of specimens for the UI spirit of it all, and everyone seems Here’s where it gets gruesome: Our mouse is then taken by our TA, drugged, biology department? Better yet, what if the overabundance of these animals in so wrapped up in stuff and in them- and killed — right then and there, so that we can dissect it. Is this a Stephen nature actually poses a risk to society? selves. The squirrels didn’t even King plot reject or higher education? Our beautiful cornfields provide ample food for gleaning, which results in a mind me watching. It is not the exploration of animal organs, per se, that is cause for concern but flourishing deer population. The nuisance of these animals has been well docu- Man, animals are weird like that. rather the weighty decision faced by the students. They can choose to forgo the mented. Every year, deer-related traffic accidents cost thousands of dollars and My old dog was pretty weird, too. dissection, and their mouse will live, or they can choose to do the lab, and their avoidable injuries. I was obsessed with Arnold mouse will die. Really, I’m not making this up. This is, in this student’s opinion, For the past several years, Johnson County’s Kent Park has sponsored a con- Schwarzenegger when my family an unfair burden. We shouldn’t force people to do what they really don’t want to trolled hunt to cull the herd. Last year, hunters (my husband included) killed 63 got her, and they let me name her, do, even in the name of education. deer during the event. Iowa City and Coralville have allowed similar hunts. so, even though she was a girl, I Civilized society has recognized and established certain boundaries that, Why don’t we leave the hunting to the hunters? when observed, protect and promote the general welfare and sense of security of I love this state, and I respect the integrity, intelligence, and ingenuity of named her Arnold. its members. I enjoy steak, yet have never visited a slaughterhouse. Iowans. We are blessed with a citizenry familiar with mining the riches found in I’m bringing my old dog up because When a cell’s boundaries are breached, it could cause irreparable damage — the coffers of common sense. It is Iowans who, seeing the need for a renewable she is the first thing I remember say- even death — to the cell. Do we really want to breach our students’ boundaries fuel and cleaner air, recognized the potential in our cornfields. Ethanol-blended ing “I love you” to. I’m sure I said those of decency and risk damaging their carefully cultivated sensitivities? How do gasoline is now available at nearly every Iowa gas pump. It is the UI that, see- words to my family at some point, but we balance this need with society’s need for well-educated medical professionals ing the need for low-cost, large-scale heating and cooling, recognized the poten- the first time I did it without provoca- (who do not rely simply on computer-generated models of reality)? tial of steam heating and cold water cooling. tion, I was addressing a dog. The main purpose of the dissection unit, ostensibly, is to afford our students I say let the university consider this innovative solution to the academic Arnold did all these silly things, firsthand knowledge of mammal systems. This, in turn, should aid their identifi- needs of its biology students; one that respects the healthy boundaries of decen- like roll around on her back and cation and understanding of similar organs and tissues in humans, a boon to cy. In the meantime (trusting that the opportunity for me to explore deer grunt like a walrus. She loved play- any one seeking a future in medicine. Can this not be accomplished without innards is as close as next deer season), I’ll keep my boundaries firm and my ing fetch in the snow, so on snow asking them to choose life or death for their helpless lab mice? Would our stu- heart soft, and I’ll let my lab mouse live. days, I would go hang out with her dents be better served if they were provided with a mammal of larger size (to Carol Neel is a pre-med student at the UI. in the backyard. She was a big fan of American cheese, and I would ON THE SPOT tear up slices and put them in her dog food. When I was younger, I Should the university raise its academic standards for entry? would build forts out of couch cush- ions for her to play in, and bullshit No, because I think it No, because I think so, like that made my day. “having a pretty should,“ to help “then all the “because it will But that mirror-licking thing she wide standard build Iowa’s people from bring people of a pulled, that bothered me on some helps more peo- reputation and Chicago won’t higher caliber to weird level, and I don’t know why. ple who need a increase its rank.” be able to come the UI.” But I hope, maybe, I’ll figure that fresh start. to the UI. out, someday. ” ” Happy Valentine’s Day. Steve Sherman spent his Valentine’s Day watching Sleepless in Seattle and pouring crème de cassis on his Kelsey Fritz Bill Hamel IV Alex Mortensen Mary Oneyear bare chest. Contact him at UI freshman UI senior UI senior UI junior [email protected].

The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Wednesday, February 15, 2006 - 7A CALENDAR-WORTHY Talk Art Cabaret Writers’ Workshop students will read from their works, 9 p.m., Mill Restaurant, 120 E. Burlington St., cover charge. ARTS&CULTURE An event with true sax appeal COMMENTARY

NORTH AMERICAN Faking it all SAXOPHONE ALLIANCE BIENNIAL CONFERENCE PUBLIC EVENTS University Symphony, the way up “Classical Brazil” When: 8 p.m. today BY ADAM GREENBERG Where: Hancher Auditorium THE DAILY IOWAN Admission: $3 for UI students and youth, $8 for the general “Fake love is a very pow- public erful thing. Coldplay [is] a UI Center for New Music, with British pop group whose soloists Steven Jordheim and success derives from its Jonathan Helton ability to write melodramat- When: 4 p.m. Thursday ic alt-rock songs about fake Where: Clapp Recital Hall love … it manufactures fake Admission: Free love as frenetically as the Ford fucking Motor Co. UI Saxophone Ensemble with manufactures Mustangs.” ADAM soloists Debra Richtmeyer and — Chuck Klosterman, GREENBERG Ida Beam Distinguished rock ’n’ roll critic Visiting Professor Jean-Yves The problem, of course, is ‘… now everyone is a Fourmeau that we eat up that fake love. When: 8 p.m. Thursday Coldplay’s 2000 debut, Para- Coldplay fan. No matter Where: Clapp chutes, was a worthy experi- Admission: Free ment in sappy, pseudo-indie what Dave Matthews North American Saxophone rock, and its 2002 follow-up, might tell you, Rush of Blood to the Head, Alliance Jazz Competition was so finely produced and something is lost when finalists with UI jazz faculty had so many successful sin- When: 5 p.m. Friday gles that the group instantly you become unaware of Where: UI Museum of Art went from a fairly well-known who your fans are and Admission: Free rock band to a superpower Johnson County Landmark Jazz tour de force in the arena of try to speak for Band, with soloists Bennie popular rock. Its demise Wallace, Matt Olson, William began not with mega-success everyone.’ Ford, and Thomas Walsh so much as it did when it was attention the group had gar- When: 8 p.m. Friday preparing to release its third nered in the time leading up Where: Clapp and most anticipated album, to the album’s release made it Admission: Free 2005’s X&Y. sell wildly, and, now everyone UI Symphony Band, with The real problem, of course, is a Coldplay fan. No matter soloists Kenneth Tse, Timothy is that Coldplay has become a what Dave Matthews might Roberts, and William Street parody of itself. In the weeks tell you, something is lost and months leading up to the When: 8 p.m. Saturday when you become unaware of release of X&Y, Coldplay was who your fans are and try to where: Hancher everywhere: MTV,VH1, speak for everyone. Admission: Free Rolling Stone, Newsweek. It Coldplay toured the United was preparing to follow in the States last summer and in the United States. footsteps of other European played sold-out shows every- “Meeting Eugene Rousseau bands, such as U2, who’ve where it went. The same sold- was the most important thing taken over the American out shows, for if you took a [in my career],” Tse said. Before charts. The first time I heard look at the band’s set lists, you knowing Rousseau, he had a Coldplay song off the new would notice that there are wanted to play trumpet, but the album was when a friend only three or four slots where director had selected him to replayed the final scene of the order and title of songs play the wind instrument to some “The OC” episode his changed. Aside from only a balance the band. sister had Tivo-ed. couple tunes, everything is the Also in conjunction with the Fake love. Things can get same. convention are classical- and worse. Which is exactly Coldplay’s jazz-saxophone competitions. In an issue of Newsweek problem. It hasn’t evolved a Preliminary competition for the around the time the album bit since Parachutes came out. classical competition will be was released, frontman Chris The group has, in fact, Beth Skogen/The Daily Iowan held at the UI Museum of Art Martin said Coldplay wanted digressed. Its music has UI Assistant Professor Kenneth Tse directs a UI Saxophone Ensemble rehearsal Monday as the group on Thursday, with finals Friday to be “the biggest band in the become less experimental, prepares for a concert Thursday in Clapp Recital Hall. The North American Saxophone Alliance will hold morning. Finalists for the jazz world” and went on to say, more pleasing to the casual “When you’re in a room with fan, less appealing to those its biennial conference at the UI today through Saturday. competition have already been selected; they will perform with Bono or Paul McCartney, you who have listened since the BY MAGGIE ANDERSON instrument: the saxophone. school, applied to host the con- UI jazz-faculty members in a want to be able to hold your beginning. One friend told me head up.” What the @&%$ only last week: “I saw [Cold- THE DAILY IOWAN The Biennial Conference of the ference in 2004, and he has concert at the museum. North American Saxophone been planning for the event Events taking place apart from does that mean? play] this summer and didn’t Kenneth Tse’s office is a mess Alliance will be held for the first throughout the 10 months since the concerts are closed to the pub- The album itself is nothing really know it but knew of yellow plastic bags, cardboard time at the UI School of Music learning the university would lic, Tse said. So, casual passersby special. It suffers from The almost every song it played. I boxes, stacks of CDs, and music- this year and, as is its custom, it house the symposium. Such a outside Voxman Music Building Godfather Part III Syndrome was amazed.” — a miserably disappointing Fake love. She didn’t know festival programs. His grand will span four days and include gargantuan event required are plumb out of luck if they were third effort by a formerly it, lest she wouldn’t have been piano has become just another performances, lectures, master extensive coordination and thinking about stopping by the great entity. It was Coldplay so amazed. shelf in the room, and only classes, and competitions in three cooperation. choral room for a lecture on traces of worn wood suggest a different locations each day from “A lot of classes have had to trying to be Coldplay, merely a E-mail DI reporter Adam Greenberg at: Debussy or Harper Hall for a stu- cover band of itself, but all the [email protected] desk underneath the pile. 3-6 p.m. Several concerts will be be moved, because I need the dent ensemble performance. “Sorry, right now, it’s a open to the public and will feature space,” he said. Shucks. warehouse,” he apologized to a performances from the UI Center The event, although officially But maybe not. student reporter upon her for New Music, the UI Saxophone national in scope, will bring “If they sneak in …” Tse said Check out DI film critic David Frank’s quick hit reviews entering. Ensemble, UI jazz faculty mem- together saxophone players with a smile. for new-to-DVD releases, Proof, Zathura, and Meet the Well, one can hardly expect bers with saxophone-alliance from as far away as Hong Kong E-mail DI reporter Maggie Anderson at: Feebles June-Cleaver-standards of tidi- jazz-competition finalists, the and New Zealand, as well as [email protected] www.dailyiowan.com ness, because Tse has been Johnson County Landmark Jazz prominent guest performers. preparing to host more than 300 Band, the UI Symphony Band, One of these guests, UI alum- guests this week. But these will and an associated performance nus Eugene Rousseau, inspired a not be typical house guests.Begin- by the University Symphony. young Tse in Hong Kong with his ning today, Tse’s company will Tse, the membership director 1989 solo performance and took congregate not to share bottles of for saxophone alliance for the the then-reluctant saxophonist pinot and relish each other’s com- past five years and an assistant under his wing, helping him pany but to celebrate a beloved professor in the UI music apply for and audition at colleges

8A - The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Wednesday, February 15, 2006 NEWS Critics accuse Haitian front-runner alleges fraud BY LETTA TAYLER NEWSDAY government in PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — Haiti’s presidential election cri- sis was shaping into a battle between protesters and polls Tuesday, as front-runner René Kazakh deaths Préval announced “gross errors and probably gigantic fraud” in BY DAVID HOLLEY last week’s voting and warned LOS ANGELES TIMES that his impoverished followers would keep demonstrating MOSCOW — Opposition against the results. leaders in Kaza- “If they publish these results, khstan accused as they are, we will contest authorities on Tuesday of them,” Préval said during a responsibility news conference here, a day for the slaying after tens of thousands of his of a government supporters paralyzed the coun- critic and for- try with flaming roadblocks and mer confidant stormed a posh hotel to demand of President Nazarbayev ‘This was a brutal killing the interim government declare Nursultan him the winner. Nazarbayev, the second violent that someone ordered. He Préval’s comments suggested death of a major opposition fig- no quick solution to the crisis ure in three months. and his entourage, their spawned by the first presiden- The execution-style killing of hands tied, were driven tial election since armed rebels Altynbek Sarsenbayev, his ousted firebrand leftist Presi- Andres Leighton/Associated Press driver, and his bodyguard out of town and gunned dent Jean-Bertrand Aristide two Supporters of leading Haitian presidential candidate René Préval shout his name in Port-au-Prince on comes as a severe embarrass- down in cold blood.’ years ago, pushing an already Tuesday. With approximately 10 percent of last week’s vote yet to be announced, leading presidential ment to the government, and it troubled Haiti toward chaos. candidate Préval has just under the 50 percent required to avoid a runoff. could raise questions about Préval’s supporters have political stability in the oil-rich — Kazakhstan taken to the streets in increas- country historically convulsed Préval and Aristide have Central Asian country of 15 opposition leader ing numbers in recent days, by political violence. become estranged, in recent million. Zharmakhan Tuyakbai accusing Haiti’s electoral council “Préval could emerge from a years. “This was a brutal killing that second round with even greater in November of another former of tampering with the Feb. 7 Some election experts sug- someone ordered,” opposition legitimacy,” said Dan Erikson, Nazarbayev ally turned oppo- vote. Préval’s showing has gested a partial recount by leader Zharmakhan Tuyakbai, a Caribbean expert at the sition leader, Zamanbek slipped to 48.7 percent, with international monitors to who ran unsuccessfully against Inter-American Dialogue think Nurkadilov, who was found more than 90 percent of ballots restore credibility. Otherwise, Nazarbayev in a December thank in Washington, D.C. dead in his home from two counted, from an early high of said one international electoral presidential election, told a “But, if Préval is seen as being gunshot wounds to the chest nearly two-thirds of the votes. observer here who spoke on the news conference in Almaty, the unfairly pushed into a second and one to his head. Authori- Without 50 percent plus one condition of anonymity, “the country’s largest city and former round, Haiti could explode.” ties have said they believe vote, Préval, 63, would face a election may be decided capital. “He and his entourage, Visiting former South Nurkadilov’s death was a sui- runoff next month, against through the threat of force their hands tied, were driven African Anglican Archbishop cide, a conclusion ridiculed by intellectual Leslie Manigat, 75, from people on the street.” out of town and gunned down in Desmond Tutu, a Nobel laure- government critics as a near who is in second place in the percent of ballots cast are cold blood.” ate, told Newsday he thought At Préval’s urging, protesters physical impossibility. 33-way race with 1.8 percent. either missing, have been Before breaking with Manigat should concede defeat, removed flaming barricades The U.S. Embassy issued a Though he would almost cer- declared invalid because they Nazarbayev a few years ago, to “avoid a Pyrrhic victory.” Tuesday. But thousands contin- statement expressing sadness tainly win, Préval is refusing a were improperly marked, or Sarsenbayev was among the ued to throng in Port-au-Prince, at Sarsenbayev’s death and may have been mislabeled or Under a controversial decree president’s closest confidants, runoff. But Manigat — like as they chanted, “Préval for pres- calling on authorities to conduct misfiled. Also, the electoral recently passed by the U.S.- Yermurat Bapi, editor of the Préval, a former president — ident! No second round!” So far, “an immediate and thorough council has included blank backed interim government, a opposition newspaper Dzhuma won’t concede defeat. demonstrators have heeded Pré- investigation.” ballots representing 4.6 per- candidate’s call for a recount Times, said in a telephone Officials from a U.N. mis- Sarsenbayev, who served in cent of votes in the count, nar- would be considered by the val’s call to refrain from violence. interview from Almaty. sion overseeing the vote and 2002-03 as the Kazakh propping up Haiti with 9,300 rowing Préval’s lead by at same electoral council that tal- Electoral workers, who “He knew the weak spots of ambassador to Russia, broke peacekeepers cite disorgani- least two points. lied the vote. The council is couldn’t reach the tabulation the authorities,” Bapi said. “He with Nazarbayev and joined zation but no evidence of Many political analysts said widely viewed as politicized center here Tuesday because of knew a great deal about the opposition Ak Zhol party fraud. However, Préval’s camp a runoff would be a healthy and has few backers of Préval, roadblocks, were expected to Nazarbayev, including things in 2003. While remaining co- is suspicious, because up to 15 democratic process in Haiti, a a one-time Aristide protégé. resume the tally last night. that were confidential. … The chairman of that party, he authorities did not need him agreed to serve in the Cabinet around.” as Information minister prior The bodies of Sarsenbayev and to parliamentary elections in his companions were discovered 2004. early Monday. All three men had At that time, he told the Los been slain with shots to the back Angeles Times that Nazarbayev and the head, and the driver and must choose “where he is going bodyguard had their hands tied, to move our country: to the side according to the Almaty prosecu- of our southern neighbors, with tor’s office. their authoritarianism, or to the Deputy Kazakh Interior side of Eastern Europe, where Minister Kalmukhanbet due to political and social Kasymov, who was put in reforms people live in much bet- charge of the investigation, ter conditions.” told the Russian news agency Sarsenbayev condemned the Interfax that the killings “may election as unfair, quit his, post have been motivated by and subsequently worked only extremism and by plans to with the opposition. A court destabilize Kazakhstan.” found him guilty last year of His death also could be linked defaming one of the president’s to his financial activities or family matters, Kasymov said. daughters, Dariga Nazarbayeva, “We think that assertions about with accusations concerning her political motives behind the influence in the nation’s media. murder that have been made by Sarsenbayev had recently Sarsenbayev’s associates are been working on a lengthy arti- premature,” he said. cle about the privatization of Bapi, the editor, said he media outlets in Kazakhstan, thought the killing was politi- with emphasis on the role cally motivated because played by Nazarbayeva, Vremya Novostei reported. Sarsenbayev had no business activities that could explain it. Sarsenbayev was also a leader The Russian newspaper of the For a Just Kazakhstan Vremya Novostei reported that coalition that backed Tuyakbai a document labeled “State- in the December election, which ment of Non-Governmental Nazarbayev swept. Organizations and Citizens” Asar, the political party headed was circulated Monday in by Nazarbayeva, who is seen as a Almaty declaring that “a possible successor to her father, death squad the authorities released a statement that “the formed of ex-servicemen of tragic death of Altynbek Sarsen- secret services is operating in bayev, a cynical, cold-blooded Kazakhstan.” murder of a well-known politi- Sarsenbayev’s death comes cian, causes grief, indignation, after the unexplained killing and resentment.” DITV AIRING @ 10:30 P.M. UITV CHANNEL 17 {ON CAMPUS CHANNEL 4} AND ON THE WEB: WWW.DAILYIOWAN.COM 10 MINUTES • SUNDAY-THURSDAY

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SEE THE DITV WEBCAST OF NO. 20 IOWA 66, NO. 16 MICHIGAN STATE 54 HAWKEYE BREAKDOWN FEATURING DISCUSSIONS ON THE MEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM WINNING THE BIG TEN TITLE, THE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM MAKING THE NCAA IOWA EXACTS SWEET REVENGE TOURNAMENT, AND THE STRUGGLES OF THE WRESTLING TEAM. COMMENTARY

NICK RICHARDS Dr. Duke vs. Wake Forest MEN’S HOOPS Assists No. 2 Duke 93, Laser, look-away passes for an easy Greg Brunner dunk. Wake Forest 70 Precision passes to Doug DURHAM, N.C. (AP) — J.J. Thomas for eye-popping Redick needed two 3-pointers to alley-oops. You wouldn’t break the NCAA career record. expect any less from Jeff For the top scorer in Division I, it Horner. wasn’t much of a challenge. With his vision and touch, The Duke senior made those the guard — necessary shots and added two who has seen more on his way to 33 points, Aaron Hall Holmgren/The Daily Iowan everything in helping the second-ranked Hawkeye center Erek Hansen celebrates amid joyous Iowa fans following the 18th-ranked Hawkeyes’ 66-54 victory over his four years Blue Devils run away from 16th-ranked Michigan State on Tuesday night in Carver-Hawkeye Arena. Hansen had a major role in the win, with 13 points, five in Iowa City — Wake Forest on Tuesday night rebounds, and three blocked shots. is now the to remain undefeated in the leading assist Atlantic Coast Conference. man in the Freshman Josh McRoberts history of Iowa had 12 of his 16 points in the GAME BREAKDOWN basketball first half, and Shelden Williams Horner IOWA (9-3, 20-6) with 577, guard also scored 16 for Duke (24-1, FG/FGAs FT/FTAs PTS passing leg- 12-0 ACC), which is in position HAWKS NAIL Brunner 6-14 2-3 15 endary point to reclaim the No. 1 ranking in Hansen 5-9 3-4 13 guard Andre Woolridge and the Associated Press poll next Haluska 3-6 5-7 11 his 575. Not Woolridge, not week following Connecticut’s Horner 5-9 1-3 15 former Chicago Bull guard loss to Villanova on Monday Henderson 2-5 0-1 4 B.J. Armstrong, not Ronnie night. Of course, the Blue Thompson 0-1 0-0 0 Lester, who won a Big Ten Devils still must beat Miami Freeman 1-2 0-0 2 SPARTANS title in 1979. Jeff Horner, the later this week. Thomas 2-5 2-2 6 pride of Mason City, Iowa. Totals 24-51 13-20 66 BY JASON BRUMMOND team, knowing that the last couple years And it was Horner’s superb they’ve been battling like crazy, with a performance — 15 points, six Davis expected to THE DAILY IOWAN assists, three steals, and a MICHIGAN ST. (6-5, 18-7) lot of heat on them to make the tourna- Trannon 2-3 0-0 4 rebound — that propelled join Hoosiers at Iowa’s special season continues to ment this time of year. And they solidi- Davis 6-9 5-6 17 Iowa to an enormous 66-54 stare down history. fied that. Penn State Brown 6-16 0-0 12 Behind 15 points each from Jeff “They know they’re playing for some- SEE HORNER, PAGE 3B BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (AP) Neitzel 4-10 2-2 11 Horner and Greg Brunner, No. 18 Iowa thing even more special — a conference — Indiana coach Mike Davis, Ager 3-11 1-2 9 earned a 66-54 win over 16th-ranked who missed a game because of Walton 0-0 0-0 0 championship. It’s going to be an incredi- Michigan State on Tuesday night at ble battle, but this was a long hurdle.” SHARING THE illness, was expected to travel Suton 0-0 0-0 0 Carver-Hawkeye Arena — the team’s Trailing 45-43 after a jump shot in the with his team Tuesday and Joseph 0-0 0-0 0 eighth victory over a ranked team. WEALTH lane by Shannon Brown, Michigan State return to the sidelines for Gray 0-1 1-4 1 The victory is a school-record 16 Iowa career assists list: appeared to be making another surge in Today’s game Rowley 0-1 0-0 0 straight at home and the first time Iowa • Jeff Horner, the second half. But Iowa responded with at Penn State. Totals 21-51 9-14 54 reached 20 regular-season wins under 2003-present – 577 A statement head coach Steve Alford. a 14-3 run paced by Horner, who hit a • Andre Woolridge, released by the 3-Point Goals — Michigan St. 3-17, With the win, Iowa sits two games trio of 3-pointers in a three-minute span. 1995-1997 – 575 Indiana athlet- Iowa 5-13 ahead of second-place Ohio State in the Doug Thomas threw down an explo- • Dean Oliver, ics department Rebounds — Michigan St. 33, Iowa 33 win column, with only four contests sive two-handed dunk with 4:39 left, 1998-2001 – 561 said Davis Assists — Michigan St. 9, Iowa 16 remaining. The Hawkeyes haven’t won when the muscular power forward drib- • B.J. Armstrong, attended prac- Total Fouls — Michigan St. 21, bled down three-quarters of the court 1986-1989 – 517 Davis the Big Ten top spot since tying for the tice Tuesday Iowa 14. title in 1979. after grabbing a bad pass, for a 62-50 • Ronnie Lester, and appeared Indiana coach Attendance — 15,500. “We’re in the midst of a special jour- lead. 1977-1980 – 480 much healthier ney,” Alford said. “I’m very proud of our SEE BASKETBALL, PAGE 3B after battling flu like symptoms for the past several days. Davis missed the Feb. 11 home game against Iowa and did not do his weekly radio show Monday night because of Swimmers, divers face tough challenge the illness. Davis has come under scruti- ny recently, as the Hoosiers ‘It’s a young team that is motivated to do well. have lost five of six games, fall- 1 Our measure of success this year is not en 2 ⁄2 games behind Iowa in the Big Ten title race, and slipped going to be on the scoreboard, it’s going to out of the Top 25 for the first be on individual accomplishments.’ time this season. — Marc Long, swimming head coach

University will BY CHARLIE KAUTZ “Our measure of success this investigate THE DAILY IOWAN year is not going to be on the scoreboard, it’s going to be on handling of Put away the calculator. You individual accomplishments.” Snyder’s departure don’t need two hands; you don’t Returning only one Big Ten even need one. To count the point scorer from last season’s COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) — number of Big Ten champi- The University of Missouri will roster, the word uphill does not onships for the Iowa women’s investigate the handling of do justice to the battle the swim- swimming program, you don’t coach Quin Snyder’s sudden mers are facing at the four-day departure last week, university even need a finger. event. Climbing the conference officials said Tuesday. Twenty-four years. Zero titles. leaderboard is like scaling the Snyder stepped down on And while the Hawkeyes will icy face of Mount Everest. Feb. 10, a day after vowing to have another chance to end the After a season that placed five finish his seventh season at the streak this week in Columbus, teams in the top 20 at last year’s school. The Kansas City Star Ohio, head coach Marc Long NCAA championships, the Big reported that Athletics Director believes the conference meet is Ten is again loaded with All- Mike Alden sent Gary Link, a about a lot more than just where Americans, leaving the Hawks basketball analyst who is also the team places. wondering how difficult it will be his special assistant, to inform “It’s a young team that is moti- to improve on last year’s eighth- Nick Loomis/The Daily Iowan Snyder that he would not be vated to do well,” said the former place finish. Hawkeye diver Aimee Moylan performs a back somersault during Iowa’s meet against Minnesota in the retained. three-time Big Ten champion. SEE SWIMMING, PAGE 3B Field House pool on Oct. 21, 2005.

2B - The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Wednesday, February 15, 2006 SPORTS SPORTS ’N’ STUFF France 1 0 1 2 Diver has MEN’S BIG TEN BASKETBALL Estonia 1 0 0 1 Conference All Games Croatia 0 1 0 1 W L PCT W L PCT Czech Republic 0 1 0 1 Iowa 9 3 .750 20 6 .769 Latvia 0 0 1 1 Ohio St. 7 3 .700 18 3 .857 Switzerland 0 0 1 1 Wisconsin 7 4 .636 17 7 .708 Illinois 6 4 .600 20 4 .833 Michigan 6 5 .545 16 6 .727 TUESDAY’S OLYMPIC MEDALISTS Michigan St. 6 5 .545 18 7 .720 ALPINE SKIING high goals Indiana 5 5 .500 13 8 .619 Men’s Combined Northwestern 4 6 .400 12 10 .545 GOLD—Ted Ligety, Park City, Utah Minnesota 3 7 .300 12 9 .571 SILVER—Ivica Kostelic, Croatia Penn St. 3 8 .273 11 11 .500 BRONZE—Rainer Schoenfelder, Austria Purdue 3 9 .250 9 14 .391 BIATHLON The Daily Iowan continues its savior, and everything that I do, Tuesday’s Game Men’s 10km Sprint new Q&A “In the spotlight” including my diving, is Iowa 66, Michigan State 54 GOLD—Sven Fischer, Germany Today’s Games SILVER—Halvard Hanevold, Norway feature. This week, we highlight ultimately for him. Minnesota at Michigan, 6 p.m. BRONZE—Frode Andresen, Norway Ohio State at Wisconsin, 7 p.m. CROSS-COUNTRY SKIING senior diver Nancilea DI : Your dad was a Indiana at Penn State, 7 p.m. Men’s Team Sprint Underwood, who this season linebacker for the Texas Saturday’s Games GOLD—Sweden (Thobias Fredriksson, Bjoern Iowa at Minnesota, 3:30 p.m. Lind) twice shattered her own school Longhorns and won a Northwestern at Ohio State, 11 a.m. SILVER—Norway (Jens Arne Svartedal, Tor Arne Penn State at Purdue, 1:30 p.m. Hetland) record in the 3-meter dive. national championship in Michigan at Michigan State, 3 p.m. BRONZE—Russia (Ivan Alypov, Vassili Rotchev) Underwood will compete in her 1963. Are you a Longhorn or Sunday’s Game Women’s Team Sprint Indiana at Illinois, 2:30 p.m. GOLD—Sweden (Anna Dahlberg, Lina Andersson) final Big Ten championships a Hawkeye? SILVER—Canada (Sara Renner, Beckie Scott) BRONZE—Finland (Aino Kaisa Saarinen, Virpi this week in Columbus. Underwood: Definitely a TOP 25 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Kuitunen) DI: You have competed Hawkeye, but I’ll probably #2 Duke 93, Wake Forest 70 LUGE #3 Memphis 80, Southern Mississippi 41 Women’s Singles all over the world. What always root for the Longhorns. #6 Texas 90, Baylor 63 GOLD—Sylke Otto, Germany DI Seton Hall 71, #11 West Virginia 64 SILVER—Silke Kraushaar, Germany was your favorite place : Any big party for the #18 Iowa 66, #16 Michigan State 54 BRONZE—Tatjana Huefner, Germany and why? Rose Bowl? WOMEN SPEEDSKATING #7 Rutgers 62, Villanova 56 Women’s 500 Underwood: Underwood: My dad, my GOLD—Svetlana Zhurova, Russia SILVER—Manli Wang, China My favorite brother, my sisters and I got WINTER OLYMPIC MEDALS TABLE BRONZE—Hui Ren, China place was this together and watched it, and it Through Tuesday, Feb. 14 summer at the was really fun. 22 medal events TUESDAY’S OLYMPIC SCORES Nation G S B Tot World Champi- DI : What do you like Norway 1 5 5 11 CURLING Russia 4 3 2 9 Men onships in Mon- better, the 1-meter or the United States 5 2 0 7 Norway 7, Switzerland 2 tréal. It was the Germany 4 1 2 7 Sweden 8, Canada 7 3-meter dive? China 0 2 3 5 Italy 9, Germany 8 first time I had Underwood: I enjoy them Netherlands 1 2 0 3 United States 10, New Zealand 4 Canada 1 1 1 3 HOCKEY competed at a Underwood both, but probably the 3-meter. South Korea 1 1 1 3 Women world-level diver It’s been my favorite for awhile. Italy 1 0 2 3 Russia 5, Italy 1 Austria 0 2 1 3 Canada 8, Sweden 1 competition. DI : Any pre-meet rituals? Finland 0 1 2 3 Germany 2, Switzerland 1 Sweden 2 0 0 2 United States 7, Finland 3 DI : Do you feel like the Underwood: I usually listen 2008 Summer Olympics are to music, visualize my dives. a reachable goal for you? Also, I have little index HAWKEYE SPORTS SCHEDULE Underwood: That is my cards with Bible verses and Today goal, and there are a lot of great inspirational quotes that I like • Big Ten women’s swimming & diving championships at Columbus, 10 a.m. athletes in the U.S. I think it is to look at to calm myself down. Thursday definitely an attainable goal, DI : Who has had the • Big Ten women’s swimming & diving championships at Columbus, 10 a.m. but there is a lot of hard work biggest effect on your • Women’s basketball at Michigan State, 6:02 p.m. and a lot more that goes into it. career? Friday DI : Favorite book? Underwood: A couple of • Men and women’s track, Iowa Invitational at Rec Building, time TBA Underwood: My favorite people: the two coaches I have • Big Ten women’s swimming & diving championships at Columbus, 10 a.m. book is probably the Bible. worked the most with in my life, • Softball against Illinois State in Tempe, 3:30 p.m. DI : Who is the most influ- Ken Armstrong from Texas and • Women’s tennis at Minnesota, 6 p.m. ential person in your life? Bob Rydze. • Wrestling hosts Boise State at Carver-Hawkeye Arena, 7 p.m. Underwood: I would probably E-mail DI reporter Charlie Kautz at: • Softball against Arizona State in Tempe, 8:30 p.m. say Jesus Christ. He is my [email protected] Tennis star makes transition Jacqueline Lee’s Big Ten dreams brought her to Iowa from the Buckeye State

Nick Loomis/The Daily Iowan Hawkeye Jacqueline Lee hits the ball during a Feb. 10 tennis practice at the North Dodge Athletics Club.

BY BRENDAN STILES Unlike most college students, in January, there’s some are her serves have improved THE DAILY IOWAN Lee graduated from high difficulty there, and it’s more of and she’s learned to manage school in three years. She a challenge. her game and play with While Canton, Ohio, is also came to Iowa last “She’s done a good job more intelligence. popularly known for being the January, while the Hawkeyes adapting. There were definitely “[Her serve] was a bit of a end of the road for most were in between fall and some matches she lost [last liability at times last year, and I professional football players, spring seasons. season] that I don’t think she don’t see that this year,” he said. the town was the beginning of Combine all that with moving would lose today. She definitely “The big thing with Jacqueline the road for one Iowa women’s to a different state and that the responded to the challenge.” was that when she came in, she tennis player. team made a coaching change Lee said the two things that was a strong athlete. She had Along with having the dream during the same time frame, make playing tennis at a sound fundamentals, but she of some day playing tennis on a she was forced to adjust. collegiate level fun are had to learn how to manage professional level, sophomore “Academically, I feel I having more of a team-first her game. Jacqueline Lee always dreamed adjusted pretty well, because mentality and a greater level of “Instead of playing harder, of playing tennis for a Big I’ve always had pretty good competition. With all that, she’s playing smarter.” Ten school while growing up study habits,” Lee said. however, comes the growing If there’s one thing about Lee in Canton. “Athletically, I think just being pains that go with being a that Greenan said could never But that Iowa is a member of on a good team and just having freshman tennis player. The the Big Ten wasn’t what lured the support of my teammates, most valuable lesson she had to be questioned, it’s her work Lee away from the Buckeye my coach, and all the other learn was not to go for the kill ethic and focus she carries. State. She had her reasons — student-athletes at Iowa made right away. “I was really excited about on and off the court. it easier for me to adjust.” “In college, you can’t just go her upside right from the “When I made my official If anyone could relate to Lee for the outright winner off the start because of her athleticism visit, the chemistry with the making the transition, it would first ball,” she said. “You have to and focus,” he said. “With that team felt right, and more so be head coach Daryl Greenan. be patient and set up your shot. type of attitude, you’re just than the other schools that I Greenan was also new to the Just having to do that and learn going to get better, and she’s visited,” she said. “I’ve always team between seasons last year. to choose when to hit the always working hard, she’s wanted to study medicine, and “There’s less of a load in winner, that was probably the always focused, and she’s knowing that Iowa has a great the fall, so they kind of get most difficult thing.” always disciplined.” med school, I thought then that used to classes,” he said. “For The biggest differences E-mail DI reporter Brendan Stiles at: would be even better.” any student-athlete to come Greenan has found in Lee [email protected] The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Wednesday, February 15, 2006 - 3B SPORTS Hawkeyes race past Spartans AquaHawks BASKETBALL CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1B face stiff task

After the Spartans missed SWIMMING of 0-4, it may appear on paper two jumpers and committed CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1B that chips are stacked entirely an offensive foul in their next against the swimmers this three possessions, Brunner week in Columbus. One thing added a 3-pointer with 2:51 “It’s the deepest conference is certain, Long said: The remaining for a 65-50 lead — in the country,” Long said. Hawkeyes won’t go down Iowa’s largest of the evening. “This is a really large event, without a fight. “I was disappointed,” Michi- and we want to be in the top “They don’t back down. gan State coach Tom Izzo said. eight, but it’s a tough meet.” They’re always going to be “Right now, we just can’t seem A small roster abundant ready to race,” he said. “When to find the basket with any- with youth, the team must the pressure’s on, they race thing.” again rely on the broad shoul- well. The Hawkeyes allowed ders of seniors Nancilea Under- “We want to go out in style, Michigan State to hang wood and Kelly Werner to and we’re confident that they around in the first half, and it carry any hope of success. The are going to step up and race.” nearly came back to haunt duo spent the season piling up E-mail DI reporter Charlie Kautz at: them. The Spartans snagged a [email protected] 37-35 advantage with a Paul victories and shattering Davis free throw four minutes records, and the experience into the second half — Michi- gained at last year’s event, gan State’s first lead since the alongside fellow seniors Katie 13:03 mark in the first half. Martin and Karen Kelly, may Iowa found an answer. prove to be invaluable this After an Adam Haluska bas- week. ket in the paint, Erek Hansen With a strong group of scored on consecutive tip-ins upperclassmen leading the to rebuild the Hawkeye lead to way, Long feels the team is four points. Hansen finished heading into the event with a with 13 points and the two different emotion that might putback buckets totaling four not have been there in previ- of Iowa’s six second-chance ous seasons. points. “As far as the focus this The first half followed a sim- year, we certainly have stabili- ilar pattern, with Michigan ty and a quiet confidence,” he State surging out of the gates said. “This team is going to before falling apart, as the learn a lot this week.” Spartans led for the first Competing against the likes eight-plus minutes. of Big Ten powerhouses Following a missed jumper Michigan and reigning confer- by Brown, Horner threw a halfcourt pass to a streaking ence champion Penn State, Brunner for a dunk with 11:18 the Iowa women clearly have left in the first half for Iowa’s their work cut out for them. first lead of the game at 17-15. The Wolverines have been Iowa led just 30-26 at the crowned conference champi- break, despite the Spartans ons 14 times, and Penn State hitting only five field goals in is coming off a dominant the final 13:30 of the first half. showing at last season’s meet, The Hawkeyes could have led in which it defeated second- by double-digits at halftime, place Indiana by a staggering but 11 turnovers and poor shot 296 points. selection late in the period Aaron Hall Holmgren/The Daily Iowan After finishing the season proved costly. Hawkeye Doug Thomas acknowledges receiving an alley-oop pass from guard Jeff Horner after a with a conference dual record “I’ve seen a lot of things in game-tying dunk in the first half of the Hawkeyes’ 66-54 victory over Michigan State on Tuesday my coaching career, but this evening in Carver-Hawkeye. was a strange game,” Izzo said. “I was happy just to be down East Lansing, 85-55. Since the Tournament-bound squads. didn’t,” Alford said. “We put it four at halftime.” blowout, Iowa has won six of “I think a lot of people made behind us.” The Hawkeyes lost to the seven games, including five a lot of [the loss], and, if you E-mail DI Sports Editor Jason Brummond at: Spartans three weeks ago in victories over apparent NCAA remember correctly, we just [email protected] Horner corners assist mark HORNER Woolridge. He highlighted He broke the record with the half gutted the CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1B the first-half with two amaz- his fifth assist on the night, Spartans, pushing the ing passes, one a perfectly a routine play to center Hawkeyes’ slim five-point lofted ball to Thomas for an Erek Hansen for a 12-footer lead to double-digits. victory over Michigan State, alley-oop, for his second on the baseline just 37 sec- a win that separates the two assist of the night — a pass onds into the second-half to Horner’s defense on combatants and puts the that Thomas had to reach break Woolridge’s 9-year-old Shannon Brown, who was Hawkeyes in the drivers’ behind his head to grab record averaging 18.2 points a seat for a Big Ten champi- before finishing with “He’s just a special play- game, was instrumental, as onship, with four games authority. Assist No. 574 er,” Alford said. “He’s going well, holding the athletic remaining. was on a quarterback-like to go down as one of the guard to just 12 points. But, even with the record, pass over the Spartan great players to play in an Horner was quick to deflect defense — just over the out- Iowa uniform. Of all the “The night he breaks the attention. stretched hands of center great guards and great play- assist record, it might have “This team is playing so Paul Davis — to Brunner ers who have played here, been his best defensive well together,” he said after for a flush at the 11:18 he’s the career assist leader, effort,” Alford said. “I Iowa’s eighth win over a mark for Iowa’s first lead of and he’s still got a lot of thought he did a terrific job top-25 team. “We just have the game. Horner tied the games left.” on Shannon Brown. He bat- to keep that up.” mark on a broken play, hit- The gutty guard also did Horner, who came into the ting Brunner on a pick-and- it with more than his amaz- tled through.” game with 571 dimes, need- roll for a 10-foot floater, with ing array of passes. His tri- E-mail DI reporter Nick Richards at: ed just four assists to tie 1:57 left in the half. fecta of 3’s midway through [email protected] OLYMPICS Ligety Split takes ing the performance, but his superb is no downhill ace. The U.S. team decided not to pair of slalom runs that clinched the After the downhill, Ligety was 3.06 protest after looking at replays of skiing gold title make him one of the favorites in seconds — an eternity in ski racing — Miller’s run. SESTRIERE, Italy (AP) — First that event to be held on the same behind leader Miller. “We looked at it enough times,” said Olympics, first event, first gold medal. mountain Feb. 22. But then Miller was disqualified for program director Jesse Hunt. “We’re “Ligety Split” indeed. Downhill skier “I’ve got a confidence going into straddling a gate in the first run, just satisfied.” Ted Ligety lived up to his nickname that race,” he said. when he seemed to have built a com- Miller was nonchalant. and then some by winning the Olympic The 21-year-old entered the Turin manding lead for his elusive first “I’ve straddled probably more times combined on Tuesday night, choosing Olympics ranked third in the World Olympic gold medal. than most people have finished the a floodlit hillside in the Italian Alps for Cup slalom. It was clear that he was on The disqualification gave the lead slalom,” he told reporters at the bot- his first major triumph. Fellow the brink of his first big victory, but temporarily to the favorite, Benjamin tom of the run. American Bode Miller got disqualified hardly anyone expected it in the com- Raich of Austria, the top-ranked com- Indeed, the often-reckless American from the race. bined — an event comprised of a bined skier in the world who trailed failed to finish five of seven slaloms on Ligety will have a tough time match- downhill race and two slaloms. Ligety Miller by nearly a second. the World Cup circuit this season. 4B - The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Wednesday, February 15, 2006 ROOM FOR RENT SUMMER SUBLET APARTMENT EFFICIENCY / FURNISHED student room. $270- $300, includes utilities and housekeeping. One block FALL OPTION FOR RENT ONE BEDROOM ONE bedroom. Close to UIHC AD#128. Kitchenette, efficiency, EFFICIENCIES available now. from main campus. and law building. Available one or two bedroom on campus, Oakcrest St. $398. No pets. (319)337-2573, after 5p.m. June 1 or May negotiable. H/W paid, possible shared bath. (319)466-7491. FURNISHED, across from med/ Andrea, (319)400-3649. 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Spacious, refrigerator, microwave, WiFi. CATS welcome; wooden floors; Teresa at (319)573-6604. semi-furnished. Free parking. No Flexible lease. Available now. sunny windows; laundry; park- smoking/ dogs. Quiet neighbor- 2 BEDROOM, 2 bath, free ga- (319)338-3935. ing; immediate possession; $535 hood. Serious student or pro- rage parking, swimming pool, utilities included: (319)621-8317. COLLEGE HILL HOUSE. Single fessionals only. $390/ month. laundry, elevator. Great student occupancy rooms in grand set- (641)823-4177, (319)330-9393. CLEAN, quiet, one bedroom. locations. Call ASI ting. $450/ month, most utilities H/W paid. Laundry. No smok- (319)621-6750. SHARE two bedroom town- included. Spring and fall leasing. ing/ pets. Coralville. Available house. W/D, A/C. Free parking, AD#1102. Two bedroom, town- (319)430-1461. April. (319)337-9376. available immediately. $350 plus house, C/A, on busline. $550/ 1/2 utilities. 6-month lease op- DOWNTOWN APTS. month plus utilities. W/D tion. Call Adam (630)878-1676. Available for Fall hook-ups. Pets? (319)331-1120. Classifieds Whiteway (210 S.Clinton St.) 1 bedrooms, $630-760. AD#614. Two bedroom on the Classifieds SUMMER SUBLET PETS OKAY. Westside. Pets okay. C/A, W/D ONE bedroom apartment, walk Vogel (corner of Linn & Iowa) facilities, parking. Call M-F, 9-5. to downtown, C/A, laundry and 1 bedrooms, fully furnished. (319)351-2178. parking available. $550 plus Classifieds PETS OKAY. AD#938. Two bedroom with fire- electric. (708)925-8911. Blackstone (118-1/2 S.Dub.) place. $650 includes utilities. 1 bedrooms $650/ water ONE bedroom in four bedroom Pets? Coralville. (319)331-1120. Classifieds included. PETS OKAY. apartment. New. Secure. Quiet. Van Patten (9 S.Linn) ARE YOU LOOKING FOR THE Close. $375/ month covers eve- 1 bedrooms $575. HIGHEST QUALITY AND rything. May rent free. Call Woodlawn Historic District CLOSE TO CAMPUS? IF YOU 335-5784 (319)330-7661. 335-5784 1, 2, 3, 4 bedrooms and efficien- (East end of Iowa Ave.) ARE AND ARE SEEKING A TWO bedroom. Block from cies available. Free parking. Efficiency and one bedrooms QUIET ENVIRONMENT ALSO, Sheraton and downtown. Great student locations. Pool, $470-680 H/W paid. PLEASE VISIT 335-5785 321 Linn. $880/ month. laundry. Call ASI at Free parking. PETS OKAY. www.parsonsproperties.net (630)632-8520. (319)621-6750. Call Bobby (319)430-8386 FOR MORE INFORMATION. The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Wednesday, February 15, 2006 - 5B SUMMER SUBLET TWO BEDROOM THREE / FOUR HOUSE HOUSE HOUSE CONDO TWO bedroom- 521 Kirkwood, walk to downtown. Two baths/ water paid/ laundry/ no pets. BEDROOM FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR SALE 646 S.DODGE, $825, H/W paid, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 bedroom FOUR bedroom house for rent GREAT three bedroom, C/A, ga- EAST IC condo, two bedroom, $680. RCPM (319)887-2187. free parking. (319)321-3822. houses. All downtown. Pets, with sun porch. Walking distance rage, yard, W/D, $895. two bathroom. Third floor, sunny, parking. August 1. to campus. Call (712)683-5545. (319)331-8995. quiet. Screen porch, fireplace, TWO bedroom- 612 S.Dodge, FOURbedroom- 805 Bowery, close to downtown. H/W paid/ (319)354-2734. wood floors, all appliances, W/D. close to downtown. Hardwood FOUR bedroom house for rent. MEDICAL/ dental students, this laundry/ no pets. $610. RCPM Move-in ready. Quick posses- floors/ air/ washer/ dryer/ pets Available August 1. W/D and four bedroom, two bath home (319)887-2187. 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 bedrooms, multi sion. $122,900. negotiable. RCPM bathrooms, free parking, W/D, A/C. (319)631-5152 across from dental college. www.fsbolocal.com TWO bedroom- 620 S.Gilbert, (319)887-2187. C/A, dishwasher, busline, Available now. Mod Pod Inc., (319)331-1887. FOUR bedroom, 1-1/2 bath- (319)351-0102. close to downtown. Hardwood FIRST MONTH FREE! Available close-in. Leasing for fall 2006. room. August 1. No pets. $1250/ NORTH LIBERTY condo, 2005 floors/ washer/ dryer/ off-street Walden Ridge townhouses. (319)341-9385. month. (319)936-3201. NEED lots of space? Six people, construction, two bedroom, two parking/ cats negotiable. $725. Three and four bedrooms avail- fireplace. With all amenities? 4+ bedroom- 1112 N.Dodge. bath. Must sell, will sacrifice, RCPM (319)887-2187. able, two bathrooms. W/D, dish- FOUR bedroom- 409 Bowery. Plus extras? Excellent price. 1-1/2 baths/ washer/ dryer/ brick/ $101,500. (319)626-6989. TWO bedroom. A/C, on-site washer, two parking spots, basic Two baths/ washer/ dryer/ two (319)621-6213. cable. $750. SouthGate pets negotiable. $1200. RCPM car garage/ pets negotiable. SADDLEBROOK COMMUNITY. laundry, parking, dishwasher. (319)887-2187. NICE HOUSE Please call (319)338-8625 or (319)339-9320. s-gate.com. $1700. RCPM (319)887-2187. Two bedroom, one bathroom, Three bedroom. Muscatine Ave. garage, W/D, fireplace, $88K. 331-9726. LANTERN PARK AD#32. 1, 2, or 3 bedroom. FOUR bedroom- 415 Bowery. Wood floors. Off-street parking. (319)430-7857. Great locations, W/D hook-ups, W/D, garage, water paid, $600 TOWNHOUSES Two baths/ washer/ dryer/ Laundry. C/A. Fireplace. Bus- to $750. Available now, June 1, Great Coralville location. Three nice yards, parking and some off-street parking/ pets negotia- lines. Cat deposit. $1200/ month and August 1. (319)936-4647. bedroom, 1-1/2 bathroom, W/D, with garage, pets negotiable. ble. $1600. RCPM plus utilities. (319)338-3071. FOR SALE C/A. $795. AVAILABLE NOW Call M-F, 9-5. (319)351-2178. (319)887-2187. WESTSIDE DRIVE CONDOS- or August 1. SouthGate, NORTH/ EAST 2-4 bedroom, 2 TWO BEDROOM TWO BEDROOM TWO BEDROOM Two bedroom, one bathroom, (319)339-9320 AD#49. Four bedroom, two bath- FOUR bedroom- 805 Bowery, bathroom single family homes. AVAILABLE ANYTIME. FIRST month rent free. Rent ne- BEST deal. Close. Westside. BY OWNER W/D, dishwasher, microwave, s-gate.com room. Westside. W/D hook-ups. close to downtown. Hardwood $650 to $1100 plus utiltlies. CONDO for sale, Coral Ct., Iowa City. New two bedroom. gotiable. Two bedroom apart- $500. W/D connections, dish- fireplace, central air, deck/ Dishwasher, C/A, on busline. floors/ air/ washer/ dryer/ pets (319)325-3699 or Coralville. Two bedroom, one $700. (319)594-3559.. ment available now. Coralville, washer. (319)339-8069. LARGE four bedroom, two bath- patio, two car garage, entry (319)331-1120. negotiable. RCPM (319)621-5045. bath, third floor, fireplace, all ap- near mall. Dishwasher, laundry room apartment, hardwood (319)887-2187. pliances included, one car ga- FALL LEASING door system, $795. SouthGate, QUIET two bedroom farmhouse, AVAILABLE May 1st. Large two on-site. Water/ sewer paid. On floors. Off-street parking. A/C, AD#820. Three bedroom, one rage. Very clean. Great location Near UI and downtown. (319)339-9320 www.s-gate.com $750 plus utilities. No smoking/ bedroom, one bathroom on busline. (319)351-4452. skylight. No smoking, no pets. bathroom house. Westside. FOUR bedroom. 730 E.Jeffer- one mile north Coral Ridge Mall. Two bedroom, one & two baths. pets. (319)624-2686. Westwinds Drive. W/D in unit, $1200. After 7:30p.m. $995. On bus route. W/D son. New kitchen and bath- $94,000. (319)545-8424. Near shuttle, parking & laundry. rooms. Four car parking. Avail- balcony, free parking. Flexible (319)354-2221. hook-ups, off-street parking. RENT to own. IC. 4/2. $119,000. FOREST RIDGE ESTATES on -505 E.Jefferson, $899 H/W pd THREE / FOUR able now, 6-month lease ending HOME for sale. FSBO, Eastside move-in date. $625/ month. Call (319)331-1120. Credit for rent. Buy with-in 6-12 Benton St.- Two bedrooms, two -716 E.Burlington, $849 H/W pd LARGE three bedroom apart- July 31, 2006. Also renting for Iowa City. (319)621-4764. months.(319)325-3699 or bathrooms, dishwasher, central -433 S.Johnson, hardwood flrs, ment for Fall. Close-in on August 1. Tenants pay utilities. http://radcliffe3004. BEDROOM AUGUST 1. Four bedroom, two (319)621-5045. air, on-site laundry, two free $911 H/W pd S.Johnson St. $930- $950. No pets. (847)486-1955. home.mchsi.com AVAILABLE now. Starting at kitchens. $1300 plus utilities. parking spots. $615- $645. -322 N.VanBuren, $888 H/W pd (319)351-7415. (319)337-8504. SUBLET. Eastside, three bed- $596/ month. Downtown and Call (319)351-7676. FOUR bedroom. Close-in, dish- SouthGate, (319)339-9320 NEWER four bedroom, two room, two bathroom, garage, westside. No pets. washer, W/D, A/C, two bath- www.s-gate.com baths. Garage and parking. CLOSE to downtown. 2-3 per- walkout basement, W/D. Avail- HOUSE www.jandjapts.com FEBRUARY room, parking, available Walking distance to campus. son house. Separate baths and able March- June. $950/ month. (319)466-7491. 30-DAY SPECIAL. August 1. hawkeyehouses.com GREAT Coralville location, near Two- 2 bedroom apartments in August 1. (319)358-7139. cooking. Available immediately. (319)330-7353. Oakdale Campus and Coral $900. (319)351-9126. (563)940-8012. FOR SALE AVAILABLE now. Sublease two Coralville for rent now. www.jandmhome.com 314 COLLEGE COURT. Ridge Mall. Two bedroom, one THREE and four bedroom bedroom. Bus route. Outside ac- 6 or 12-month lease. $500. FOUR bedroom. Eastside. Three bedrooms, 1-3/4 bath- bathroom. First floor unit. Dish- SUBLET, $900/ month. Less CLOSE-IN houses for fall 2006. houses. Waking distance to cess. Pets. N.Dodge. (319)351-7415, (319)430-3033. 1030 E. Jefferson. Dishwasher, rooms, hardwood floors. washer, microwave, fireplace, than 1-year-old. Three bedroom uofihouserentals.com UIHC, dental and law. Dish- (517)673-8252. W/D, two bathrooms, four park- $149,870. (319)358-1686. W/D, garage. $700, first month LARGE two bedroom apartment. duplex. Two full bathrooms, two washer, W/D, A/C, available ing spaces. Available August. August 1. hawkeyehouses.com free. SouthGate, (319)339-9320 Clean, quiet building. 9th St. 4+ bedroom- 1112 N.Dodge. car garage. Vaulted ceilings, fire- CLOSE-IN, newer, very spa- FSBO. BRAND NEW, North Liberty, $1600/ month plus utilities. (563)940-8012. s-gate.com Coralville. Available now, June 1-1/2 baths/ washer/ dryer/ brick/ place. (319)430-2722. cious, energy efficient. 4-5 bed- Three bedroom, two bathroom, August 1, 2006. Two bedroom, room, parking, bus, fireplace, www.buxhouses.com and August. $585. pets negotiable. $1200. RCPM THREE bedroom near campus. THREE or four bedroom. W/D, new kitchen, wood floors. two bathroom, garage, W/D. W/D, C/A, microwave, appli- (319)354-7262. GREAT LOCATION (319)351-7415. (319)887-2187. A/C, parking, carpet. $795. close-in. Available August 1. $150,000, website: great location. Rae-Matt Proper- ances. No pets. Reasonable GREAT family home. 10-minute http://bigbluehouse.us FALL LEASING NEW two bedroom, one bath- (319)936-6797. (319)530-4693. ties, (319)351-1219 961 Miller Ave. Near bus stop. priced. Renting 8/1/06. walk to UIHC, next to Horn Ele- (319)887-1107. Downtown, near U of I. room by Kinnick. Spacious, W/D, raematt.com H/W paid, A/C. Laundry and THREE bedroom units in 2-story (319)683-2324. mentary. Three bedroom with TWO bedroom dupllex. Available Two bedroom, two bathroom. dishwasher, free parking, ground INVESTMENT properties for parking on-site. Available imme- upscale townhouse apartments hardwood floors, 1-1/2 bath- now. Close-in, pets negotiable. 521 N.Linn, $995 H/W & cable floor, patio. Available August 1, sale. Two duplexes and two CORALVILLE. Two bedroom, diately. (319)337-2685, in downtown Iowa City. Fall CLOSE-IN, VERY NICE. rooms plus LL shower, new (319)338-7047. paid. early possession a possibility. houses. Rented through one bathroom. February free. (319)530-6355 or 430-2093. 2006. (319)338-1203. 3 & 4 bedroom houses. No kitchen appliances and W/D, 517 E.Fairchild, $912 H/W & ca- Lindsay (319)330-2947. TWO bedroom- 415-1/2 Bowery, 7/31/2007. Tenant paid utilities. New flooring, cabinets, doors, smoking or pets. August. Cindy, large LL family room, two car ble paid. ARE YOU LOOKING FOR THE THREE bedroom, three blocks close to downtown, W/D, cats (319)631-1972 after 5pm. and appliances. On bus route. (319)354-3208, (319)331-0835. garage, fenced yard. Lease/ pets 522 E.Burlington, $999 H/W NEWER two bedroom, two bath- HIGHEST QUALITY AND from downtown, behind negotiable. $675. RCPM Private entrance. $560/ month. negotiable. $1400. paid. room apartment next to walking CLOSE TO CAMPUS? IF YOU Lou Henri Restaurant. C/A, new CLOSE. Westside. Three bed- (319)887-2187. Call (319)631-5578. (319)338-6768. 48 West Court, $1035 H/W paid. trail and rec center. Fireplace, ARE AND ARE SEEKING A carpet. Available now. room. $650. W/D, dishwasher, MOBILE HOME garage, vaulted ceilings, deck, TWO bedroom- 620 S.Gilbert, 806 E.College, $868 H/W and QUIET ENVIRONMENT ALSO, (319)330-2503. shed. (319)339-8069. GREAT LOCATIONS DAILY IOWAN CLASSIFIEDS cable paid. W/D, all appliances, C/A, secure PLEASE VISIT close to downtown. Hardwood 335-5784; 335-5785 AVAILABLE AUGUST 830 E.Jefferson, $819 H/W & ca- entrance and much more! $710/ www.parsonsproperties.net THREE bedroom- 711 Burling- FALL LEASING floors/ washer/ dryer/ off-street FOR SALE e-mail: Downtown, near U of I NEW factory built home. ble paid. month through July. March rent FOR MORE INFORMATION. ton, close to downtown. Hard- 3 and 4 bedroom houses; $1200 parking/ cats negotiable. $725. daily-iowan- 410 E.Market, 4 bdrm- $1699 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom. Call (319)354-8331 is free! (319)665-9713. wood floors/ air/ laundry/ park- & $1300. 1, 2, 4 bedroom apart- RCPM (319)887-2187. [email protected] 510 Bowery, 5 bdrm- $1815 Put on your basement .$39,980. AVAILABLE AUGUST ing/ water paid/ no pets. $1200. ments from $375- $750. NEWER, two bedroom, one 916 E.Burlington, 5 bdrm- $1775 TWO bedroom. Iowa City. Quiet Horkheimer Homes Brand new and newer four and RCPM (319)887-2187. (319)545-2075. bathroom. Quiet, close to UIHC. five bedroom luxury apartments. 335 S.Johnson, 8 bdrm- $2575. neighborhood. Large yard. $750. Mon.- Sat. 8a.m.-8p.m. Parking, W/D. Sublets available. WALDEN ROAD Call (319)354-8331 Cats negotiable. (720)493-8795. Call (319)351-7676. FALL. Across dental school. Sunday 10a.m.-6p.m. Rae-Matt Properties, TOWNHOUSES- 1-800-632-5985 APARTMENT Four bedroom, all amenities. No HISTORIC former sorority VALUE PRICED! Four bedroom (319)351-1219 raematt.com AVAILABLE AUGUST Three bedrooms, two bath- Hazleton, Iowa. Great locations near DT and UI. rooms, W/D, dishwasher, fire- pets. $1300. (319)331-9545. house. 10 bedrooms, 3 kitchens, apartment- $700/ month. Four FOR RENT RENT this two bedroom apart- -433 S.Johnson, $1141 H/W pd place, Central air, garage, 4 bathrooms, parking, W/D. 942 bedroom house- $900/ month. FALL/ CLOSE-IN. ment at Emerald Court starting -520 S.Johnson, $1085 H/W pd $1090, SouthGate. Iowa Ave. Ideal for large group. Now through July. 1-10 bedroom houses. Free REAL ESTATE April 1st for only $500, includes -932 E.Washington $999 HW pd (319)339-9320 www.s-gate.com Rent $3500/ month plus utilities. (319)936-2184. water. A short walk to Hospital, parking. www.REMhouses.com www.buxhouses.com. Available -318 Ridgeland, $1025 H/W pd WALK to class! Four bedroom, dental and law school. Close, (319)337-5022. 8/1/2006. (319)354-7262. PROPERTIES Call (319)351-7676. two bathroom, new stove, dish- laundry, parking and 24-hour WANTED to buy apartment DUPLEX washer, pergo floors, AC. Nice! maintenance. AVAILABLE now. CLOSE TO FORMER fraternity house. 8 LARGE seven bedroom house, properties. Any size/ price. $1500 plus utilities. Available Call (319)337-4323. UIHC and sports complex. One bedrooms, 2 kitchens, 8 parking two bathrooms, parking, W/D, (319)310-3995. block from Dental Science Build- FOR RENT spaces, garage, W/D, 946 Iowa microwave. 115 S.Governor. August 1. 614 N.Gilbert. SUBLEASE/ renewal available. ing. Three bedrooms. A/C. $775/ AD#228. Three bedroom down- Ave. Ideal for large group. Rent Rent $2750/ month plus utilities. (319)337-0967.. THE DAILY IOWAN Clean two bedroom. Pets wel- town. Spacious, parking. No $2600/ month plus utilities. Available August 1, 2006. CLASSIFIEDS MAKE CENTS!! month plus utilities. Parking. ALWAYS ONLINE come. $600/ month. Kelly pets. Call M-F, 9-5. www.buxhouses.com. Available www.buxhouses.com 335-5784 335-5785 (319)351-8404. www.dailyiowan.com (319)541-5808. (319)351-2178. 8/1/2006. (319)354-7262. (319)354-7262. Rm. E131 Adler Journalism AVAILABLE now. Four bed- SUPER SPECIAL DEAL!!! room, two bathroom apartment. AD#301. One bedroom near 1006 Oakcret. Two bedroom, $800 plus utilities, two parking downtown, spacious, some park- one bathroom. Close to law/ spaces included. Dishwasher, ing, all utilities paid, no pets. Call CONDO FOR SALE medical. Underground parking, C/A, laundry on-site. M-F, 9-5. (319)351-2178. deck, laundry on-site, A/C, H/W (319)354-2233, for showings. AD#957. 2 or 3 bedroom near FOR SALE BY OWNER paid. Secured building. busline. Parking, W/D or (319)338-4774. CHEAP summer sublet or avail- hook-ups. Pet negotiable. Call able now. Three bedroom apart- M-F, 9-5. (319)351-2178. TWO bedroom in Coralville ment. New hardwood floors, two available early! Pets okay. On bathrooms, low utilities, three AVAILABLE NOW. busline. $585/ month. Three lev- parking stalls. College/ Lucas. Iowa City. Two bedroom, els, W/D hook-ups. Available as Rent negotiable. (515)490-9587. off-street parking. Shaded. 1/2 early as April 1st, option for next block from park. Well insulated. year. (319)621-9329. CHOICE LOCATION. 517 S.Linn $535 plus utilities. Pets consid- Street, August 1. Four bedroom, TWO bedroom on Finkbine- ered. (319)331-8986, two bathroom, quiet, laundry, se- $565/ month, or Aber $550/ (319)665-2476. cure building. Rae-Matt Proper- month. H/W paid. ties, (319)351-1219 AVAILABLE June 1. Three bed- Call (319)631-2461. raematt.com room, 1-1/2 bathroom. Nicely TWO bedroom, one block from restored. Wood floors, C/A, W/D, DAILY IOWAN CLASSIFIEDS dental school. $590/ month. Ten- parking. $885/ month. No pets. 335-5784; 335-5785 ant pays utilities. Off-street park- (319)338-7058.. e-mail: ing included. No pets. Available daily-iowan- LARGE one bedroom, two may now. (319)321-2239. [email protected] occupy, five blocks from cam- TWO bedroom, 2-1/2 bathroom pus, W/D, available 8/1/06. FALL LEASING. 650 S. Dodge, townhouse with full basement, (319)530-4693. three bedrooms, $825/ month, rec room, laundry hook-ups, H/W paid, A/C, dishwasher, LARGE one bedroom. Quiet, no available now. Near Finkbine. off-street parking, laundry. smoking, no pets. W/D, yard. $682/ month. No pets. (319)330-2100, (319)337-8544. $495 plus utilities. After 7pm, (319)466-7491. (319)354-2221. FALL leasing. Brand new four TWO bedroom, beautiful, newer, and five bedroom apartments LARGE three bedroom. busline, parking, laundry, no and townhouses. Near U of I August 1. $975. A/C, W/D, deck. pets, $608. (319)338-2918. campus and downtown. Under- (319)936-4647. www.apartmentsbystevens.com ground parking, balconies, fire- TWO bedroom, 1-1/2 bathroom, TWO bedroom, Coralville, avail- place, two bathrooms. Call 2-story duplex. HUGE BED- able now. 970 sq.ft. $595/ (319)351-8391. ROOMS. Unfinished basement month, water paid. Balcony, C/A, FOUR bedroom- 409 Bowery. with W/D hookups. Dining room, free parking, laundry on-site, on Two baths/ washer/ dryer/ two off-street parking, central A/C, CONDO busline. (319)339-7925. CONDO car garage/ pets negotiable. ceiling fans. Cats okay. $685/ TWO bedroom, downtown, $1700. RCPM (319)887-2187. month through July (negotiable). FOR SALE above The Atlas. March rent FREE! Available FOR SALE (319)337-7524. FOUR bedroom- 415 Bowery. mid-March. (319)339-8731 eve- Two baths/ washer/ dryer/ nings. TWO bedroom, two bathroom in off-street parking/ pets negotia- 2-story upscale townhouse ble. $1600. RCPM TWO bedroom, 1222 E.Burling- apartments in downtown Iowa (319)887-2187. ton St. Garage opener, full base- City. Fall 2006. (319)338-1203. ment, new hardwood floors, FOUR bedroom- 711 Burlington, W/D, microwave, gas fireplace. TWO bedroom- 415-1/2 Bowery, close to downtown. Two baths/ Available August 1, 2006. Rent close to downtown, W/D, cats air/ hardwood floors/ laundry/ $860/ month plus utilities. negotiable. $675. RCPM parking/ water paid/ no pets. www.buxhouses.com (319)887-2187. $1400. RCPM (319)887-2187. (319)354-7262. TWO bedroom, two bathroom, 2-levels. Clean, quiet, W/D APARTMENT hook-ups. Busline. Large yard. Off-street parking. No pets. $575. Available August 1. FOR RENT (319)330-4341. TWO bedroom. $550 plus utili- ties, W/D, pets negotiable. Avail- able now through July 31. (319)631-1972. CONDO FOR RENT 55 Westside Dr. Very nice two bedroom with fireplace. Large two car garage, all appliances. $775/ month. (515)277-4345. AD#2600. One bedroom on westside, C/A, W/D facilities, cats okay, deck, parking. Call FOR SALE REAL ESTATE M-F, 9-5. (319)351-2178. AVAILABLE now, new two bed- BY OWNER PROPERTIES room, spacious, fireplace, W/D, deck, garage, $599/ month. (319)338-2918. AWESOME, new two bedroom. Fireplace, deck, W/D, garage in- cluded. No pets. $690-755. (319)338-2918. www.apartmentsbystevens.com BRAND NEW! Two bedroom condos available now! 2-story, two bathroom, dishwasher, W/D, fireplace, ga- rage. Large deck. Please call (319)351-4452 or (319)351-2415. THREE bedroom, Coralville. Available now. 1868 sq.ft. Dish- washer, C/A, W/D hook-ups. Two bathrooms, two stall ga- rage. Rent negotiable. (319)351-4452, (319)351-2415. GUEST HOUSING Prairie Rose Bed & Breakfast www.prairieroseiowa.com One night or extended stay rates. Furnished. Close-in. (319)337-4363.

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