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Sister Cindy returns to Iowa State on her ‘Ho No Mo’ Revolution Tour (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: This article contains obscene language. Cindy Smock, also known as Sister Cindy online, returned to Iowa State University to spread the “Ho No Mo” movement Wednesday. Smock, a 67-year-old Evangelical Christian college preacher, has become a social media mogul, amassing over 400,000 followers on TikTok through preaching online. She held the event at the free-speech zone outside of Parks Library, drawing in large crowds from students passing by out of curiosity Wednesday. “[We are]
Count-Me-In A Capella kicks off new season (opens the original)
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Count-Me-In A Capella, an all-treble a capella group of Iowa State students, has welcomed their new members for the 2026-27 competition year and wrapped up their first performance of the year at the Downtown Ames Music Walk Wednesday. The group is made up of 18 voices, a director and two assistant directors. In previous years, the group had been a class, but is now an official ISU club, allowing for more consistent rehearsals leading up to the competition season. “Our rehearsals are not much dif
Long dining hall lines push students toward alternatives (opens the original)
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As the new semester rolls around, students have noticed the long lines leading into the dining halls. These lines occur during peak lunch and dinner times, from noon to 2 p.m. and from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. The lines commonly lead outside the building at Friley Windows and down the stairs at Union Drive Community Center (UDCC). “The lines in the dining halls need to be worked on, especially with the [number] of people standing outside of UDCC,” Gabe Jonas, a freshman in agricultural business, said. “
ClubFest: ISU clubs prepare to welcome new members (opens the original)
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On Wednesday, ClubFest will hold its annual fall semester event, where 300+ Iowa State clubs gather in the Memorial Union to reach new members. ClubFest encourages students to attend to get a taste of what Iowa State has to offer, as each club creates handouts, giveaways and displays. Keira Niec, a senior in kinesiology, represents the Cardinal Tap Club as their publicity chair. “ClubFest is integral to our club as it allows for physical outreach with students,” Niec said. “Our participation in
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