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An independent student newspaper serving Iowa State since 1890 32 17 11.07.2019 Vol. 220 No. 053 THURSDAY
The identity of two-spirit Iowa State hosts
networking
event for first
gen students
BY SAGE.SMITH
@iowastatedaily.com
Iowa State students gathered for a presenta-
tion on what it means to be a first generation
college student and how to network Wednesday
for the “Networking for First Gen Students: An
Important ‘Pizza’ the Puzzle” event.
About 25 students made up the audience
for the event, that all students were welcome
to attend for the presentation, discussion and
free pizza.
The event was hosted by Iowa State’s College
of Liberal Arts and Sciences as part of the 2019
First Gen Week to recognize and celebrate first
generation students.
Greg Ruckdaschel, career adviser for the
Native American College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Career
Services, and Samantha Hirschman, pro-
gender mixes gram assistant for the mechanical engineering
roles in society department, led the presentation for the event.
“First and foremost, just like any of the First
BY LOGAN.METZGER Gen [Week] events, is you are not the only
@iowastatedaily.com one,” Ruckdaschel said. “You are in an environ-
ment, in an entity — Iowa State — that there
As par t of National Native are many, many just like you that identify as [a
American Heritage Month, it is first generation student].”
important to recognize parts of the Hirschman herself is a first generation stu-
Native American community that dent who came from a low socioeconomic
may not be well known. One of these status background. She said those were iden-
groups includes people who identify tities that weren’t really identified until she got
to graduate school.
TWO-SPIRIT PG8 Hirschman began the presentation by dis-
cussing the definition of what a first genera-
tion student is. A first generation student can
DESIGN BY TALIA TORPY be defined in several different ways. Some
During National Native American Heritage Month, many traditions of the Native American community are celebrated and recognized. One
such tradition is two-spirit, a gender identity that traditionally consists of mixing gender roles. FIRST GEN PG8
Digital Accessibility Lab opens in Durham Center
BY LOGAN.METZGER people are going to use the space, and to try out new technologies
@iowastatedaily.com which may be different than what that could increase their course
we were planning — and that is engagement.
With the increase in enrolling okay,” Wiley said. “ We planned Wiley said six students can use
students with disabilities, Iowa for us to track how it is being used the space comfortably with the
State’s Digital Accessibility Lab is and make adjustments as we go provided desk space and seating.
one step toward making it easier for from there.” “For the rest of the fall semester
students with disabilities to func- Many Iowa State students expe- the lab will be open by appoint-
tion within a college environment. rience daily barriers to their edu- ment,” Wiley said. “Next semester
The lab, located in the Durham cational goals, and creating bar- we will have open hours and we
Center room 108, is overseen rier-free access to hardware and will get feedback from students
by Cy ndi W iley, Information software falls under the broad area and when they actually use it and
Technology Services (ITS) digi- of digital accessibility. hopefully offer evenings, weekends
tal accessibility coordinator, and Digital accessibility is not only and during the day as well.”
staffed by two graduate students the production of course materials, Some of the technology avail- LOGAN METZGER/ IOWA STATE DAILY
Jane Hudson, executive director for Disability Rights Iowa.
and an undergraduate student, websites and communications in an able for use in the lab includes
whose positions are sponsored by accessible manner, but also a mind- Windows and Mac laptops, of technologies, go to the Digital Throughout the dedication pre-
ITS as well. Students are able to set and related directly to the stu- Windows desktops, screen magni- Accessibility Lab website. sentation, Wiley and the other
visit the lab for training opportu- dent experience, according to the fiers, screen reading software, text- On Wednesday afternoon, Wiley speakers used a powerpoint instant
nities and use the provided equip- Digital Accessibility Lab website. to-speech software, speech-to-text hosted an open house and dedica- caption device, which translated
ment for projects, with the possi- The Digital Accessibility Lab software, gaming hardware and tion of the lab in another room of what the speakers were saying into
bility of a check-out system being is a physical space on campus for software, VR headsets, eye-track- the Durham Center. The event was text on the screen for those in the
implemented in the future. students with disabilities to work ing devices, wearable keyboards attended by a large number of Iowa
“It is real and we get to see how together using assistive technology and switch controls. For the full list State students, faculty and staff. LAB PG8
02 CAMPUS BRIEF Iowa State Daily Thursday, November 07, 2019
CALENDAR FEATURE PHOTO
11.7.19
BRA (Bras to Recycle and Aid Women) Fall Pruning Workshop, Reiman Gardens at
Collection, Multiple Collection Boxes Through- 1:30 p.m. Join Reiman Gardens’ Horticulturists
out Campus all day In partnership with I Support Sharon Rink and Kara Ketrick for an informative
the Girls, the Office of Sustainability is collecting and hands-on workshop designed to familiarize
gently-used and unwanted bras toward support- you with all the W’s of autumn pruning!
ing Central Iowa women in need. EndNote Web Basics, Parks Library 3:10 p.m.
Conference: Go Further, Great Hall, Memorial Workshop for beginners. Let us know if you need
Union at 8 a.m. A one-day conference for 9th- and accommodations. Register through Learn@ISU,
10th-grade girls to learn about science, technolo- keyword: LIB.
gy, engineering and math (STEM) fields and careers Fused Glass Ornaments, Workspace at the
through hands-on activities and presentations. Iowa State Memorial Union at 6 p.m. Get in the
Caterpillar Club, Reiman Gardens at 10 a.m. holiday spirit by making two beautiful glass orna-
Join us this winter for our popular Early Childhood ments. Learn to safely cut glass, create a design
Development program featuring stories and cre- and assemble glass. During the kiln firing, we will
ative activities around a nature-based theme. “tack fuse” your ornaments. This will join the glass,
but design components will retain their individual
Open house: Strategic facilities plan, Pine characteristics. Ornaments will be ready for pick up
Room, Memorial Union at 11a.m. Three drop- the following week. Equally fun to give as gifts or to
in open house sessions are planned to collect keep for yourself!
input on how the university community uses its MICHAELA SCHNETTER/ IOWA STATE DAILY
buildings and spaces. The information will be used Women’s Basketball, Hilton Coliseum at 6:30 Stained glass
to develop a plan for future investment in design p.m. Iowa State vs. Southern. The stained glass inside the Memorial Union illuminates on a fall night. The 12 stained glass
improvements or renewal of ISU campus facilities. panes were designed by former Iowa State student and WW 1 veteran, Harold Cummings.
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Crossword 19 Writer for whom the Edgar
award is named
20 Not sacred
21 Secret matters
23 Baba who stole from thieves
7 “Woe __”: Patricia T. O’Conner
grammar book
8 Gondolier’s “street”
9 Hopping mad
10 One of Minn.’s Twin Cities
Sudoku
24 Singer with Crosby, Stills & Nash
27 Glass container
29 Actress Cannon
11 Singer Warwick
12 Frigid historic period
by the Mepham Group
30 Peter Fonda’s title beekeeper 14 Aretha’s genre
31 Opposed (to) 18 551, at the Forum
34 Hurts with a tusk 22 Dad’s nephew
37 ESPN show with an “Inside Pitch” 25 Aerie hatchlings
segment
26 Playing an extra NBA period, say
42 Willem of “Platoon”
43 100-lawmakers group 27 Quick blow
44 “Peter Pan” pirate 28 Gardner once married to Sinatra
47 Hang around 29 Refusing to listen
49 Pretoria’s land: Abbr. 32 Use, as a coupon
50 Trousseau holder 33 Entrepreneur-aiding org.
53 Stomach-punch response 35 Optimistic
55 Start of the line that includes
36 Opposite of WSW
“wherefore art thou”
56 Female star 38 Come in last
60 Comfy room 39 Lasagna-loving cat
61 Volcanic Hawaiian landmark, and 40 Growth chart nos.
a hint to the first word of 17-, 24-, 41 Brewed drink
37- and 50-Across 44 Poorly made
64 Night’s opposite 45 Wells’“The Island of Dr. __”
65 __ Pie: ice cream treat
46 Arnold Palmer or Shirley Temple,
66 Reached base in a cloud of dust
67 “Tasty!” drinkwise
48 Where charity begins
YESTERDAY’S ANSWERS
Across 68 Unsettling looks
69 Arid 51 Formally gives up
1 Mooing critter 52 Raise, as a sail
4 Ancient region surrounding Down 53 Old fort near Monterey Complete the grid so each row, column
Athens
10 Reagan era mil. program 1 Baby bears
54 Sounds of wonder and 3-by-3 box (in bold borders) contains
57 Grandson of Adam
13 Disgusted grunts
15 Resident of Tibet’s capital
2 Look at lasciviously
58 Depilatory brand every digit, 1 to 9.
3 “So what?”
16 Muscle spasm 4 Alan of “M*A*S*H” 59 Hot tub swirl For strategies on how to solve Sudoku,
17 Illegal activity admitted by Lance 5 Like rosebushes 62 Alias letters
Armstrong in January 2013 6 Pub spigot 63 Former Russian space station
visit www.sudoku.org.uk
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Thursday, November 07, 2019 Iowa State Daily NEWS 03
Political ads increase StuGov passes
bill censuring
Presidential Department of
campaigns
fire up on
Residence
television
BY ANNA.OLSON
@iowastatedaily.com
With the Iowa caucuses
coming up, along with the
2020 election, many presi-
dential candidates are start-
ing to come out with televi-
sion advertisements.
Elizabeth Warren’s cam-
paign went up with her first JACOB SMITH/ ISD
ad early Monday in Iowa Student Government president and
television markets. vice president talk to President Wendy
Wintersteen at a meeting Oct. 30.
Warren’s ad follows com- SCREENSHOT FROM YOUTUBE
mercial time purchases by Sen. Bernie Sanders’ latest commercial airing in Iowa for his presidential campaign features Rep. Alexandria Oca-
Pete Buttigieg, Joe Biden, sio-Cortez, who endorsed his bid for the presidency Oct. 19. BY CASSIE.LEHMANN
Julián Castro and Bernie Kelly Shaw, senior lec- older population in Iowa. a candidate to be more If the candidates in the @iowastatedaily.com
Sanders. turer of political science, “This explains why the appealing,” Shelley said. lower tier of polling don’t
The Massachusetts sena- said even though the cam- mone y goes into T V, ” Those in the lower range step up their game with Student Government passed a
tor’s commercial shows her paigns are using social Shelley said. are starting to have a real- major shifts in the race bill regarding events impacting the
growing up. She uses this media, they are spending With Warren, Sanders, ity check. Kamala Harris underway, they may have to Department of Residence, funded
as a backdrop to discuss the a lot of resources on televi- Buttigieg and Biden being has been working to have a drop out, Shelley said. club and organization requests and
opportunities available to sion ads. in the double digits in poll- stronger standing in Iowa, “If you are in the zero, reviewed bills regarding internal matters
her in the past compared “For older people, [tele- ing in Iowa, Shelley said Shelley said. one, two [or] three [per- at Wednesday night’s meeting.
to the opportunities avail- vision commercials are] still they are trying to score Harris has moved more cent range of polling] you Student Government passed a bill
able to people today, adding quite important,” Shaw said. “bragging rights.” campaign workers to Iowa. are guaranteed to get clob- that addresses recent controversial events
that corruption has caused Nearly two-thirds of “This is an effort to say There are many other can- bered,” Shelley said. on campus.
shrinking opportunities. Iowa Democratic caucus- our campaign has the best didates with lower poll- Despite the potential The bill, titled “Censuring The
“We must root it out and goers in 2016 were over ideas,” Shelley said. ing numbers that may be dropping out of candi- Department of Residence,” was intro-
return our democracy to the age of 45, according to There may be a pow- hitting a turning point in dates on the way, Shelley duced by Sen. Ian Searles for him-
the people,” Warren said CNN entrance polls. er-struggle for the top four their campaign due to the said there are many more self, Sen. Jacob Ludwig, Sen. Joshua
in the ad. Mack Shelley, Iowa State spots in polling, but Shelley large sums of money that advertisements to come, and Hanyang, Sen. Mason Zastrow, Sen.
Sanders’ most recent professor and chair of the and Shaw said the overall are being put into TV ads, these advertisements are just Alex Klein, Sen. Hayat Sumael, Sen.
ad airing in Iowa features political science depart- goal for candidates is to dif- Shelley said. the beginning. Lydia Greene, Sen. Matthew Klaes,
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, ment, also said the cam- ferentiate themselves from “We are apt to see fewer “ We are going to be Speaker Kelsey Culbertson, Vice-
who endorsed Sanders last paigns stress television one another. and fewer candidates,” bombarded by the airwar,” Speaker Jacob Schrader and Director of
month. advertisements due to the “It’s an effort to reposition Shaw said. Shelley said. Diversity and Inclusion Elena Hoffman.
“Racism has no place or protection
on campus as it violates the University’s
Kamala Harris goes ‘all-in’ on Iowa Principles of Community, and [...] there
have been high profile events in recent
years that have highlighted the systemic
failure of the Department of Residence
Senator focuses Harris has spent a significant
amount of time in Iowa recently,
within the university to respond to inci-
dents of harassment of protected classes,”
campaign using an expletive to emphasize according to the bill.
she is “moving” to the state. The bill listed cases dating back to
efforts in Iowa During October, Iowans were 2016 of incidents and provided guide-
as caucus nears able to hear her speak at more than
30 events across the state as she
lines on how to address situations.
“One such instance was the failure to
BY LAUREN.RATLIFF spent 15 days on the ground there. publicly or privately address the recent
@iowastatedaily.com Sharon Yang, Harris’ Iowa press racist vandalism in Geoffroy Hall in a
secretary, said Harris is going “all- reasonably timely manner,” according
Kamala Harris regis- in on Iowa.” to the bill.
ters 4.3 percent support in the “Kamala being able to spend A resolution the bill enforces is a cam-
RealClearPolitics polling average time and meet Iowans personally pus-wide policy of a 48-hour adminis-
of national Democratic primary has been a huge asset to the cam- trator response time on all events to the
voters as of Thursday down from a paign,” Yang said. CAITLIN YAMADA/ IOWA STATE DAILY parties affected, whether the solution is
high of 15.2 percent in July. The Iowa caucuses are said “to Sen. Kamala Harris speaks at a town hall Oct. 6 at Iowa State. Harris clear or not. All parties involved in the
The California senator’s num- punch three tickets” to the New discussed many topics including the climate crisis, gun control and case will be kept up to date on the status
bers in Iowa have similarly dropped whether she thinks a woman of color can become president. of the case as well.
Hampshire primary the follow-
as the Democratic primary has ing week.” to build the organizing infrastruc- on Sunday, Harris said she and her The bill passed with a vote of 25-0-
dragged on. From a high of 16 Mack Shelley, Iowa State pro- ture that is necessary for success team are determined to do well in 1, and a copy of the bill will be sent
percent in July and early August, fessor and chair of the political on caucus night in Februar y,” February when the caucus rolls to Director of Residence Pete Englin,
Harris has dropped to 3.3 percent science department, said now is Yang said. around. all members of the Residence Life
in the RealClearPolitics poll- the time to make a statement in Harris is one of more than a “I’m practically living in Iowa Leadership Team, Vice President of
ing average of Iowa Democratic the race. dozen candidates who visited to do the work that is necessary to Student Affairs Martino Harmon, Vice
caucusgoers. “It ’s getting close to crunch Iowa for the Liberty and Justice make sure that I earn the support President of Diversity and Inclusion
In the Iowa caucuses, a can- time,” Shelley said. “Either you Celebration in Des Moines late and have the folks in the caucuses Reginald Stewart, Dean of Students
didate must meet a minimum make some sort of a break-through Friday. Candidates addressed a who are standing in [my] corner,” Vernon Hurte and President of the
of 15 percent support to receive in Iowa or maybe focus hard on crowd of more than 13,000. Harris said. University Wendy Wintersteen.
delegates. If a candidate does not your home state of California.” “Kamala delivered a command- Harris has said she is aiming for Additionally, Student Government
meet the 15 percent threshold, Yang said the campaign’s goal is ing performance at the Liberty a top three finish in Iowa. reviewed multiple funding requests from
caucusgoers for that candidate can a top three finish in Iowa. and Justice celebration in Des “I would guess she can be fifth,” campus organizations.
realign to a candidate who does in “We’ve been investing in Iowa Moines, and she’ll be returning to Shelley said. “She could exceed For more information or to contact
a second round on caucus night. since the very beginning of this Iowa often to harness the momen- expectations but I don’t know how your senator, visit stugov.iastate.edu. The
The struggle many candidates race and are proud of the work tum coming out of the evening,” well received a fifth place finish senate meetings are open to the public
face in the caucuses is meeting we’ve done so far, engaging Iowans Yang said. by Harris would be if she claimed at 7 p.m. Wednesdays in the Campanile
that 15 percent threshold. in every county and every precinct In an interview with CBS News victory.” Room of the Memorial Union.
04 NEWS Iowa State Daily Thursday, November 07, 2019
Lecturer to discuss Uganda Program
Iowa Uganda improve lives and assure the long-
Alliance to host term well-being of the program’s
graduates through income-gener-
former member to ating enterprises.
“ This is our first guest lec-
share experience ture,” Stringer said. “We are a new
group on campus; we were offi-
BY LOGAN.METZGER cially approved in July but began
@iowastatedaily.com meeting in August, so this is our
first guest lecture and we wanted
One Iowa State student orga- to host Shillah because of her role
nization is bringing a speaker to in the program.”
campus for a guest lecture. Stringer said the guest lecturer
The Iowa Uganda Alliance will for the event will always be a fac-
bring in an appropriate guest lec- ulty member of Iowa State or the
turer once per semester to discuss Uganda Program who has knowl-
issues pertaining to the Iowa State edge about that program, and the
University-Uganda Program as goal of the event will be to promote
well as promote participation in COURTESY OF CENTER FOR SUSTAINABLE RURAL LIVELIHOODS the Iowa State University-Uganda
the club and purchasing baskets. Former Uganda Program staff member Kwikiiriza Shillah will be presenting a guest lecture about her experience with Program and encourage the pur-
“ This event is really a great the program Thursday. Shillah is credited with helping the Tusubila basket-making program find success. chasing of crafts.
way for students interested in the the success of the Tusubila bas- Iowa Uganda Alliance will pro- age five, and pregnant and breast- The Iowa Uganda Alliance is a
Uganda Program, fair trade and ket-making program. vide refreshments and sell baskets feeding women. campus organization designed to
women in development to learn She will present a lecture regard- at the event. In Januar y 2018, a group of improve the mutual understanding
more about the program,” said ing her experience with the group. One of the primary field proj- mothers formalized as the Tusubila of the Iowa State Uganda Program
Katie Stringer, president of the Baskets will be available for sale ects of the Iowa State University- Crafts Group in order to launch among faculty and students.
Iowa Uganda Alliance and senior at the event. Uganda Program is community their enterprise. “Tusubila” trans- The organization conducts sales
in global resource systems. The lecture will be free to all nutrition. lates to hope. of products produced by rural
T h i s s e m e s t e r ’s g u e s t l e c - admitted. All Iowa State students, The Uganda Program runs nutri- The Tusubila Crafts Group first enter pr ise projects through a
turer will be Kwikiiriza Shillah, faculty, staff and community mem- tion education centers to assist and emerged from the nutrition educa- “Globe Shop” to increase eco-
a former Uganda Program staff bers are invited and are encouraged educate women about the proper tion centers in 2015. nomic opportunities for the people
member who was instrumental to to bring their friends. nutrition of children, from birth to The aim of this crafts project is to of Uganda.
New course
New study opens on campus
As for why students should take
this course, Tittler said especially
to focus on at this time in the United States
social climate, it is important to
Plus-sized learn and how you learn, and a
problem I was running into was
of “fat” students.
In a press release about the
gender and be able to talk to each other about
uncomfortable topics openly. It is
student study that I basically didn’t really have study, Arp and Boe said there was
dialogue also an opportunity for students
looks at college any proof that it was a problem. I
knew it was a problem from per-
no qualifier for whether students
are “fat enough” to participate in BY MADISON.MASON
to gain an understanding of the
differences between discussion,
experience sonal experience and reading fat this study. They said in the release @iowastatedaily.com debate and dialogue.
studies but I didn’t have any stats they welcome all students who “Debate, especially socio-polit-
BY LOGAN.METZGER on Iowa State.” simply self-identify as “fat” or a As the spring semester ical debates, sort of polarizes us
@iowastatedaily.com The focus of the research is on similar term, regardless of their approaches, students may be pon- more,” Tittler said. “Dialogue is
the lived experiences of “plus- place on the fat spectrum. dering what classes to take. Those the slow method forward to build
Two individuals associated with sized” undergraduate and grad- For this study, participants who enjoy open dialogue over understanding of all people, from
Iowa State are starting a study uate students at Iowa State. This would be asked to participate in an topics such as gender and sexual- all different sides and standings.”
focused on the plus-sized student includes experiences specifically approximately 30-60 minute-long ity might consider the course H When asked how a “safe space”
experience in higher education. at Iowa State, as well as life expe- interview, which Arp and Boe said SCI 250X. will be established, Hengesteg said
Amanda Arp, a graduate stu- riences of plus-sized students out- could be in person or over the The instructors for this course there is a “brave space” ideal that is
dent in English, and Cassidy side of their time at the university. phone depending on the partici- are Paul Hengesteg, graduate stu- brought into this course. Students,
Boe, an Iowa State alumna, have Ar p and Boe said although pant’s comfort. During the inter- dent in education, and Meredith despite their fears and discomfort,
recently started a study titled “plus-sized” and “people of size” view, participants would be asked T i t t l e r, g r a d u a t e s t u d e n t i n will bring their whole selves into
“Improving the Plus-Sized are the most neutral terms to use, about how they define “fat,” how psychology. the classroom in order to establish
Student Experience in Higher students do not have to identify or if they identify with the term According to Tittler and a full-serving environment.
Education” and are now seeking specifically with those terms to “fat,” their experiences on and off Hengesteg, this course is a three “The bravery is required for all
interviewees. participate in the study. campus as a “fat” person, and how credit, whole semester course that people,” Hengesteg said. “There
Boe was interning with Student “From my end, the interest [for their experiences as a “fat” student meets twice a week and introduces will be people who never talked
Wellness and working with differ- this study] came from under- could be improved. the concept of open dialogue in about these topics, and there will
ent offices on campus dealing with standing how people of size frame “[We want] to be able to take the setting of a classroom. be students who are well versed in
the plus-sized student experience themselves with terminology but this to high up offices at Iowa Students will be given readings them. However, what’s important
when the idea for the study came also their experience in a college State and be like ‘this is how you and introductions to concepts that is how these students interact with
to her. context,” Arp said. are failing fat students,’ but we also will encourage them to engage in each other.”
“What we were focusing on was Students who are over the age of want to contribute to fat studies difficult dialogue. Hengesteg said before students
a program or something so fat 18 and identify as “fat” or another literature in general,” Boe said. Throughout the course of the sign up for the course, they should
students could request an accom- term such as “big,” “large,” “curvy,” If anyone is interested and/or semester, they will partake in crit- expect to trigger others and to be
modation for larger seats in their “chubby,” “heavyset,” “husky,” “big- willing to participate in this study, ical discussions regarding sexual triggered.
classes because that is a well- boned,” “plump,” etc. are able to contact Arp at acarp@iastate.edu orientation and gender identity. However, the course is meant to
known problem,” Boe said. “It participate in the research study or Boe at crboe95@yahoo.com “ This course is intended to understand these triggers and why
obviously affects your ability to focused on the lived experiences using an @iastate.edu email. be different from other courses they are triggering.
that students might take,” Content for this class will not
Hengesteg said. “In the process only cover the ways to have a dia-
“It obviously affects your ability to learn and how of having an open dialogue, par- logue, but also cover power and
ticularly through difficult times in oppression in relation to women,
you learn, and a problem I was running into was conversation.” masculinity and struggles within
that I basically didn’t really have any proof that it All students are encouraged the queer community, as well as
to take this c lass, T ittler and other topics.
was a problem.” Hengesteg said. This is a class This course is open to all stu-
for those who not only want to dents from first years to graduate
increase their knowledge of these students, and counts for a U.S.
-Cassidy Boe topics, but also want to be able to diversity credit as well as an arts
speak openly about them. and humanities credit.
Thursday, November 07, 2019 Iowa State Daily OPINION 05
COLUMN
Exercise your right to vote
Don’t pass up
your privilege
as a United
States citizen
BY PEYTON.HAMEL
@iowastatedaily.com
There is no such thing as not voting; not
voting is a vote. According to the Census
Bureau in 2018, only 53 percent of the citizen
voting-age population voted in 2018, which
actually had the highest midterm turnout in
the last four decades.
Nearly half of all United States citizens fail
to turn in a ballot every election. Although not
voting is a vote, it does not mean it is the best
possible voting option.
Does not turning in a ballot disrespect our
constitutional privileges as United States cit-
izens? Are we disrespecting our voting rights
which various ethnic, racial and underrepresented
groups in the United States fought to obtain?
In every respect, yes. Despite women being an
integral part of society for over four centuries,
white women were granted the right to vote
only a century ago on August 18, 1920 through
the 19th Amendment (which was passed by
Congress on June 14, 1919). Citizens of color,
especially women, were denied their rights to vote
up until the Voting Rights Act of 1965.
Ladies, we have hit a century of voting rights,
yet we are not taking advantage of these rights
to change our system. One hundred years is
minuscule compared to the political history and
the development of what we now call the United IOWA STATE DAILY
States of America. Columnist Peyton Hamel urges students to exercise their right to vote ahead of the 2020 presidential election. Hamel believes those who
The whole United States population could choose not to vote are disregarding their privileges of citizenship and not contributing to issues that impact their lives.
begin voting in 1965. Half a century is an even own influencer or is it your culture and upbring- to incite the change and redirect the opinion, United States citizens are unknowledgeable
smaller window of time. Half of the population ing? Do you fact check your family, friends or forcing the discussion. about the policies influencing day-to-day life.
is not exercising their right to vote by submit- even the news? Your influence counts. Your education counts. Political discussions are not meant to be aggres-
ting a ballot. One of our major flaws as Americans is that Your political action counts. sive or disparaging — they are meant to be edu-
We are defiling our privileges of citizenship we lack political awareness and we allow our Our political awareness as a country needs to cational and cooperative.
by not voting. While not voting is a vote, not influence to be smothered by someone else’s. Is improve and expand. Uneducated decisions are Ask yourself: who are the main Republican
voting also does not contribute to enhancing the missing 47 percent of votes from the lack of costing our country and our people time and and Democratic candidates for the upcoming
political discussion on many controversial issues political awareness or the lack of confidence in harm. Instead of making educated decisions, 2020 presidential election? What are the main
that are left unresolved. These can include, but the impact of a single vote? people resign themselves to no opinion or align controversies and talking points? How are they
are not limited to, abortion, access to health Democracy is a political system enacted their opinions to a single side without examining different? How do I want to be impacted? Which
care, gun violence, immigration policies, opioid through majority vote, yet barely the majority the counter arguments. candidate, even if they are not one of the top
restrictions, marijuana policies and mass incar- of citizens do not participate. Every vote counts Discussions concerning politics are therefore candidates, suits my lifestyle and decisions? Am
ceration practices. despite those who think the system cannot more commonly unproductive than not. Change I educated? Am I properly exercising my right
However, is it better to vote uneducated and change based off of a single vote. One vote does will never occur if these conversations persist. to vote?
exercise your right or not vote at all? Are you your not make the difference, but one vote is all it takes Each policy enacted impacts our lives, yet most Know your rights. Voting is one of them.
EDITORIAL
Your educational path does
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Annelise Wells, editor-in-chief
Melanie De Anda, opinion editor
Emily Berch, columnist
not define your success
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06 SPORTS Iowa State Daily Thursday, November 07, 2019
Cyclones hold
steady in latest Runaway win kicks off season
cross country Defense, three-
rankings point shooting
BY ADARSH.TAMMA
@iowastatedaily.com and Zion Griffin
The Iowa State cross country program has
been standing pat in the national polls after a
stand out
busy conference championships weekend. BY MATT.BELINSON
Both the Cyclones men’s and women’s @iowastatedaily.com
squads have retained their same positions in the
latest national coaches poll, released Tuesday In a 110-74 blowout win to open its season,
afternoon by the U.S. Track and Field & Cross Iowa State saw plenty of positives from a boost
Country Coaches’ Association. This was also in defensive intensity and the promising start of
the first coaches’ association national rankings Zion Griffin, but the Cyclones also struggled
release of the postseason, after a weekend that from beyond the arc.
saw 32 different conference meets across the
FIRST HALF DEFENSE SHOWS OUT GRANT TETMEYER/ IOWA STATE DAILY
country with every ranked team seeing action.
Senior guard Prentiss Nixon pushes up the court with junior forward Solomon Young during Iowa
On the women’s side, a younger Cyclone While the season opener was against State’s 110-74 victory over the Mississippi Valley State Delta Devils on Tuesday at Hilton Coliseum.
squad began their 2019 postseason with an Mississippi Valley State, a team ranked as
exciting and competitive race that saw them the worst or one of the worst college bas- Iowa State ended the game forcing 21 turn- Haliburton shot very few three pointers,
finish fourth in the overall team standings ketball teams in the country, Iowa State’s overs and 15 steals. shooting 1-4 from three on the night.
behind West Virginia, Texas and Oklahoma defense shut down the Delta Devil’s offense Iowa State did have some success from the
State. This was Oklahoma State’s second Big in the first half. THREE POINT SHOOTING STRUGGLES three point line; the Cyclones’ leading scorer
12 title in program history. The Cyclones forced the Delta Devils into 17 Iowa State is expected to be a team with Michael Jacobson connected on three of his
Leading the Cyclones once again was junior first half turnovers, including 12 steals. Tyrese plenty of offensive options but few go-to scorers, five three pointers.
Cailie Logue, who put in a historic perfor- Haliburton — a known offensive threat — col- with Haliburton and Rasir Bolton expected to “I think it’s just a testament to my work ethic
mance by retaining her individual conference lected four steals in the first half and Prentiss be the two heavy scorers. since I’ve gotten here,” Jacobson said. “It’s defi-
crown in a time of 20:08.2. The Erie, Kansas, Nixon had three steals in the first half. In the season opener, three point shooting nitely been a huge focus for me.”
native held off Oklahoma State junior Taylor Nixon also took a charge while on defense, turned out to be a weakness for the Cyclones,
Somers over the final kilometer and crossed the leading Iowa State to go on one of many scor- as Prohm mentioned it would be at Media Day. ZION GRIFFIN STEPS UP
line just 0.3 seconds ahead of her opponent, ing runs. Iowa State shot 13-35 from the three point After being relegated to the bench for a
collapsing at the finish. Logue became the first Head coach Steve Prohm said that whenever range, which was good for a 37.1 percent night majority of last season, Zion Griffin stepped
Cyclone since Debbie Vetter back in 1978 to Nixon was on the floor early on, he would always from beyond the arc. into Iowa State’s season opener and impacted
retain an individual conference championship. be on top of the ball and creating constant pres- With the defense taking over in the first half, the Cyclones in the limited action he saw.
Despite this performance, the Cyclones sure on the offense. the three point struggles went unfelt. Iowa State Griffin had a career-high 11 points on 5-9
could not garner enough votes to enter this Prohm said Nixon showed his ability to clog shot 5-19 from three in the first half for a poor shooting, grabbed six rebounds and two steals.
week’s top-30 list — the only Big 12 team the lane, get his hands in passing lanes and bring 26.3 percent. Griffin will likely see plenty of minutes in
represented was Oklahoma State. However, energy on the defensive end. Bolton shot four three-pointers and only con- Big 12 play with his size and offensive skill set
Iowa State did move up in the latest Midwest In the first half, Iowa State scored 27 points nected on one of them along with Tre Jackson, fitting into Prohm’s small-ball lineups on any
Regional rankings, now placed at the No. 6 off turnovers. who shot 3-8 from three. given night.
spot behind Missouri, Tulsa, Oklahoma State
and Illinois.
Switching over to the men’s side, it was
the same-old, same-old in terms of rankings
for the Cyclones, as they retained their No.
Cyclones to face Southern in opener
5 national ranking. Iowa State kept its spot
behind Pac-12 powers Stanford and Colorado, BY JACK.SHOVER problem, which has persisted since
BYU and defending national champs Northern @iowastatedaily.com this summer.
Arizona. The NAU Lumberjacks have held the If Scott is unable to play, it will
top spot for 28 consecutive weeks, a record only Iowa State will take on Southern be backup forward Nezerwa play-
matched by DII school North Central (Ill.). University in the team’s season ing in her stead.
The Cyclones stayed steady in their spot opener Thursday. During the Cyclones’ exhibi-
amongst the nation’s best, thanks in large part The two teams will tip off at 6:30 tion game last week, Nezerwa
to a first place finish in the overall team stand- p.m. in Hilton Coliseum. finished the game with four fouls
ings and their third consecutive Big 12 title. Aside from having major voids despite splitting time with Maddie
It was Edwin Kurgat leading the way for the to fill from departed players, the Frederick, a redshirt freshman, at
Cyclones on Saturday, as the All-American Cyclones are beginning the season forward.
senior became the first Cyclone runner since with several injuries to top players. Nezerwa struggled with personal
Ian Robinson in 1994 to retain the individual Even so, the Cyclones don’t antici- fouls last season, and if she picks up
conference crown. Kurgat held off another pate any issues dispatching SWAC several quick fouls, the Cyclones
Oklahoma State runner in sophomore Isai opponent Southern. would be stretched thin at post.
Rodriguez to finish with a time of 23:36.3. With the graduation of Bridget While Nezerwa is able to pro-
Including Kurgat, the Cyclones had seven Carleton and Alexa Middleton last duce points around the rim, she IOWA STATE DAILY
of their nine runners place in the top 15 and season, the Cyclones lost loads of doesn’t provide the same scor- Iowa State then-freshman guard Ashley Joens guards Baylor then-
make the podium, including senior transfers offensive volume. ing potential as Scott, who is a fifth year guard Chloe Jackson following a turnover during the fourth
With Middleton gone at point Preseason Second Team All-Big quarter of the Iowa State vs. Baylor women’s basketball game Feb. 23
Addison Dehaven and David Too. This feat
has only been repeated twice in Big 12 meet guard, the Cyclones will feature 12 selection. season, and she missed four days girl I’m guarding — so just overall
history — by Colorado in 1999 and Oklahoma a point-guard-by-committee “We’re losing one of our best due to a sore ankle. However, Joens developing my game in all areas has
State in 2014. This also helped the Cyclones approach, with Rae Johnson, Jade shooters,” Camber said. “Ines, great isn’t expected to miss significant been huge,” Joens said.
retain their No. 1 Midwest Regional ranking, Thurmon, Nia Washington and player, but she doesn’t have the time due to the injury. Iowa State will have plenty of
as they still seem to be the favorite to qualify Maggie Espenmiller-Mcgraw, three-point capability that Kristin With Carleton gone, Joens fig- talent to add the first win of the
for nationals in their region. according to coach Bill Fennelly. has, so we can’t stretch the floor ures to be the natural successor to season against Southern, a team
The Iowa State program is continuing on For the opening starting lineup, as much.” Carleton’s scoring capacity, and that went 21-12 last season.
with the 2019 postseason when they will travel the Cyclones will be starting Both Camber and Joens said Fennelly said the two players’ num- When looking at Southern’s
to Stillwater, Oklahoma, to compete in the Johnson, Madi Wise, Adriana they will be asked to step in to play bers during their freshman years offense last season, no player
NCAA Midwest Regional Championships on Camber, Ashley Joens and Ines forward for the Cyclones. are eerily similar. averaged 10 or more points last
Nov. 15. Both the Cyclones men’s and women’s Nezerwa or Kristin Scott. Camber said the biggest diffi- Joens led all scorers with 19 season and they shot 28.7 percent
teams are defending champions in this meet, In addition to Johnson sliding culty playing the floor, outside of points during the Cyclones’ exhi- from three.
and can automatically qualify for Nationals into the starting lineup from last rebounding and guarding taller bition, and aside from offensive W hile a scoring-by-com-
again by finishing in the top two of the team season, Camber will also be moving players, is her lack of experience growth, Joens said she has experi- mittee offense may work in the
standings. into the starting lineup. Wise, Joens playing the position and knowing enced growth on the defensive end Southwestern Athletic Conference,
The Women’s 6K race is up first at 10:30 a.m. and Scott all started last season, where to be on the court. of the court. Southern will have a tough time
Nov. 15, followed by the Men’s 10K champi- but Scott has only been practic- Like Scott, Joens has also been “Being quicker and stronger, knocking off Iowa State at Hilton
onship at 11:30 a.m.. ing since Tuesday due to a back dealing with an injury early in the being able to stay in front of the Coliseum.
Thursday, November 07, 2019 Iowa State Daily LIMELIGHT 07
Fans predict My Chemical Romance reunion
BY GABBY.LUCAS would take place in 2019. stuff in their lives now that they’re
@iowastatedaily.com “Teenagers scare the living shit out really enjoying,” said Gerard Way in a
of me,” is the line beginning the chorus 2017 interview with Billboard.
For those who haven’t heard (or hav- of My Chemical Romance’s popular Earlier this year, Joe Jonas of the
en’t opened Twitter since last week), My 2006 song “Teenagers.” Fans used this Jonas Brothers reported hearing MCR
Chemical Romance are officially back particular line to form the beginnings rehearsing in a studio space right next
together after a six-year hiatus – and of the 2019 reunion theory by pointing to where the Jonas Brothers were
emos everywhere are rejoicing. out that the band was 12 years old when rehearsing. My Chemical Romance
The prominent New Jersey rock they broke up. Many fans speculated guitarist Frank Iero denied this report,
band took the world by storm during that the band were skipping their “teen- but left the possibility up in the air. “I
their tenure from 2001 to 2013, most age years” by breaking up, and would survived a bus accident, so anything is
notably for releasing chart-topping reunite in 2019 when the band turned possible,” Iero said.
tracks such as 2004’s emotional “I’m 18, or rather, reached “adulthood.” On Oct. 31, it happened.
Not Okay (I Promise)” and 2006’s epic The theory continues with the Whether or not this theory held any
“Welcome to the Black Parade.” The 90s alternative rock band Smashing truth or played any part in the band’s
band is also credited for popularizing Pumpkins. COURTESY OF WIKIMEDIA COMMONS reformation is yet to be confirmed. My
“emo” culture, making it a mainstream The Smashing Pumpkins’ influence My Chemical Romance announced their reunion on Oct. 31. Their reunion Chemical Romance announced their
style in the early-to-mid-2000s. was predicted by fans, who created theories after their breakup in 2013.
can be prominently heard in many return on social media with a link to
My Chemical Romance abruptly My Chemical Romance recordings, and returned after a six-year hiatus, compilation that was released one year buy tickets to their upcoming reunion
announced their breakup on March as frontman Gerard Way and bassist may not have done so by coincidence. after the band’s breakup. Featuring show in Los Angeles (another possible
22, 2013, by issuing a statement on Mikey Way both cite the band as one The theory is backed up by the songs over the span of My Chemical allusion to “Danger Days,” which took
their website. This took fans by com- of their biggest musical influences. In lore of the band’s final studio album Romance’s entire catalogue, the compi- place in “California 2019,” as denoted
plete surprise, as the band had released a 2006 interview with Entertainment “Danger Days,” released in 2010. The lation included a previously unreleased in the music video). Tickets went on
a single only one month prior and were Weekly, Mikey Way said that he and storyline of the album details a group track titled “Fake Your Death.” sale Friday and completely sold out
reportedly in the works of recording a Gerard had somewhat of a revelation of misfits called “the Fabulous Killjoys” Fans saw this as the icing on the cake within 12 minutes.
fifth studio album. after seeing the Smashing Pumpkins who fight against the all-powerful of their theory. On top of the speculated The band made a statement on their
While fans prayed for a hiatus, the perform at Madison Square Garden. corporation controlling the people of significance of the year 2019, fans came Twitter account thanking their fans for
band adamantly denied that the group “Me and [Gerard] were both like, ‘this fictional Battery City, California. to the conclusion that My Chemical the “warm welcome back.”
would ever get back together.The news is the band we want to be,’” Mikey Way The band’s music video for “Na Na Romance had faked their “death.” “We truly did not expect this,” said
was met with great dismay, but some said. Turns out, that statement could Na” reveals that the post-apocalyptic The “will you ever get back together” the band. Many loyal fans found this
more observant fans had a feeling that have been meant to be taken literally. setting of “Danger Days” takes place question followed the band members statement ironic, reminding the band
the breakup wouldn’t be as permanent The Smashing Pumpkins formed in 2019, which falls in line perfectly indefinitely throughout their solo that they’ve been waiting, hoping,
as the band led on. Many believed that in 1988 and were active for 12 years, with the Smashing Pumpkins and careers. While completely denying begging and speculating all this time.
the band had been dropping hints at a breaking up in the year 2000 and “Teenagers” conspiracies. the idea at first, the band eventually Whether the theory was true or
reunion since the very beginning.Their reuniting after a six-year hiatus. Arguably the most damning piece of began to tease that something was in not, it certainly held up. Theorizing
faith was fueled by means of a popular, According to the theory, My Chemical evidence that the band would one day the works. fans have finally gotten their wish,
convoluted fan theory claiming that Romance, who formed in 2001, were reunite came from the release of “May “I wouldn’t count [a reunion] out, and emotionally, they’re not okay –
a My Chemical Romance reunion active for 12 years, broke up in 2013 Death Never Stop You,” a greatest-hits but at the same time everybody’s doing they promise.
ISU AfterDark to feature actor
Tony Revolori, mentalist duo
BY FAITH.VENENGA
@iowastatedaily.com
Actor Tony Revolori is coming to this
month’s ISU AfterDark as the headliner. His
opening act is mentalist duo The Evasons.
Revolori is mostly known for his
breakthrough role playing the sarcastic
and funny Flash Thompson in the 2017
Marvel Cinematic Universe’s, “Spider-Man:
Homecoming.” He reprised his role in the
2019 “Spider-Man: Far From Home,” and is
expected to return to the Marvel Cinematic
Universe in the next Spider-Man movie,
which is set to release in 2021.
Revolori has guest starred in the Showtime
original, “Shameless’’ and Comedy Central’s
‘‘Workaholics.’’ He also played the character
COURTESY OF IMDB
Zero Moustafa in Wes Anderson’s “The Grand
Actor Tony Revolori will join ISU AfterDark for
Budapest Hotel.” This role was nominated for a conversation Friday night.
Best Performance of the Year by a Young Actor
for the Saturn Awards and nominated for Best of magic. With their two brains together, they
Young Actor for Critics Choice Award. He have the ability to talk to spirits, predict the
also won multiple awards for best ensemble future and perform mind reading.
for working alongside the cast. The Evasons used to perform with people
Revolori has been acting since a very young on the street, but have since upgraded to per-
age, with his first feature being a baby food forming all over college campuses, including
commercial when he was two years old. He Iowa State. After gaining more popularity, the
went on to secure bigger roles, and in 2014, duo started performing on national television.
he was dubbed one of IndieWire’s best actors They have performed on NBC, CBS, FOX,
under the age of 20. CW Network, Discovery Channel and Netflix.
Revolori has worked alongside Tom For the oppor tunit y to witness the
Holland, Zendaya, Andy Devine, William Evansons’ magic, and maybe even have your
H. Macy, Jeff Goldblum, Owen Wilson, Bill mind read, attend this month’s AfterDark.
Murray and many more well-known actors. Then following their act, join in on the con-
The opening act before Revolori is men- versation with Revolori.
talist duo The Evasons. Jeff and Tessa Evason The ISU AfterDark event takes place
have been a married mentalist duo act for 9 p.m. on Friday in the Great Hall of the
almost 40 years. Jeff Evason has always loved Memorial Union. Tony Revolori is set to
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www.amessilversmithing.com strong intuition. Working together, they put duo at 9 p.m. Admission is free to students
their abilities to use and create a unique form and their guests.
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