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CSU Freshmen Adam Thistlewood and Kendle Moore have battled the difficulties that come with being a first-year starter since their commitment to the program. A will and determination to thrive has pushed them past previous expectations, setting up a bright future for the program.COLLEGIAN FILE PHOTOS, PHOTO ILLUSTRATION BY COLIN SHEPHERD COLLEGIAN With obstructions come spoils for CSU’s breakout freshmen By Luke Zahlmann their first season of high-intensi- we did in the fall, both those guys in a way that enhances their on- Nico Carvacho to get the start- @lukezahlmann ty basketball for over 30 games is came in shape, got in better shape court prowess is an internal mo- ing nod in each of the team’s 27 real. and then in the fall, they were tive. games. Set on opposite sides of the Their in-season practices with leaders when they competed.” “They both have great mental- With those experiences, court, each standing along the Colorado State notwithstanding, Their path of working out in ities, you can see, I mean they’re growth has occurred. 3-point line, Adam Thistle- the process of evading the road- preparation for the season also both out here after practice put- “I think everything is starting wood and Kendle Moore are not blocks along their path began in included schedule changes. With ting in work,” Head Coach Niko to slow down,” Moore said. “Start- only working on their craft with the offseason. basketball at the center of both Medved said. “I think they love to ing from the beginning, I feel like post-practice shooting but seek- “I think they did a great job of their lives, Moore and Thistle- play, they’re competitors, they’re that gave us a lot of confidence, ing to avoid the wall that affects so in the summer of essentially pre- wood have developed a sleeping, coachable, they both just have feeling like that coaches trust us… many first-year starters in colle- paring themselves for the battle,” schoolwork and life schedule that great mentalities.” that just motivates us to work giate basketball. Coach Dave Thorson said. “If you enhances their progress on the As a pair, the two have com- hard every day.” Though a figurative barrier were to go and look back from a court. bined for 40 starts, with Moore see BASKETBALL on page 11 >> for young team members, playing conditioning perspective at what Choosing to apply their efforts being the only player outside of Thursday, February 28, 2019 2 | Collegian.com FORT COLLINS FOCUS

DJ Gattonator, a Colorado State University junior transfer from Bowling Green State University, practices DJing on the Plaza Feb. 26. Gattonator has been DJing for less than three months since purchasing a DDJ-SB3 control system on Cyber Monday. Gattonator started from scratch and said, “One step at a time, you got to practice.”PHOTO BY CLARA SCHOLTZ COLLEGIAN

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CAMPUS Faculty, graduate students feel impact of nine-month pay cycle

By Laura Studley professor Michael Humphrey. dent fee bill and my rent is $700 @laurastudley “If you’re not used to budgeting, how am I going to (do that) because you might make a mistake the first that’s already over what I make that Imagine this: It’s summer year,” Humphrey said. “I think it’s month,” Hyche said. break, campus is nearly empty and important to understand what a A majority of graduate students most students have gone home, but nine-month salary looks like. Be- have had to acquire summer jobs to some faculty don’t enjoy the luxury cause, if you got your paycheck and make ends meet. Ratajack said that of a three-month vacation. thought, ‘Oh this is what I can spend alongside her teaching position Colorado State University has for the month,’ you’re going to be in at CSU, she also teaches a class at opted to pay faculty on a nine- a lot of trouble in the summer.” Front Range Community College. month pay cycle, going from Aug. Pay and financial benefits vary Hyche waited tables during the 15-May 15. from position to position, Hum- summer to support herself finan- Vice Provost of Faculty Affairs phrey said. Graduate students have cially. Dan Bush works to support the fac- the opportunity to apply for a grad- “The stipend here doesn’t cov- ulty side of the University, includ- uate assistantship where they are er expenses,” Ratajack said. “And ing deans, vice provosts and vice compensated to teach classes while that’s not me living frivolously, presidents. completing their degrees. that’s just basic bills.” “At academic institutions, the While teaching, graduate stu- As a student who researches tradition is that faculty are hired dents’ tuition is covered and a sti- while teaching, Ratajack was able on nine month contracts or nine- pend is given at the beginning of to get funding last summer but still month appointments,” Bush said. each month. Ellen Ratajack, a psy- has to plan for the possibility of not “That is, they’re paid through the chology P.h.D. student, elaborated receiving grants. academic year.” on the difficulties of living off the “(The nine-month appoint- Bush said unless a faculty mem- University stipend. Graduate stu- ment) is really nice while we have ber is teaching a summer class, they dents still have to pay student fees, it, but those summer months are are not required to be on campus, which come out of their stipend, always really stressful,” Ratajack thus forfeiting salary pay for those Ratajack said. said. “It’s hard because during the three months. “How am I going to keep taking semester you still live paycheck to “(Faculty) are not obligated to out loans and then have a job that’s paycheck, but you’re trying to antic- be here, and that’s why we don’t do never going to pay those back,” ipate that you might not get funding vacations during the nine month(s) Ratajack said. “I’ve had numerous for the summer.” because we feel that there’s three instructors say to me, ‘You really Knowing how to accommo- months where people can take care need to stop your other jobs so that date for not having summer pay of their business,” Bush said. “Now, you can focus on your research,’ but requires planning, but Humphrey that isn’t to say that people don’t I can’t because I have bills.” said this teaches valuable lessons. have opportunities to be away from Looking at the month from a “I actually think its really good campus. When we have holidays, of financial standpoint proves bur- for everybody to think about ‘what course, people are paid.” densome, said creative writing do I really need to live on,’ ‘what can Budgeting becomes important graduate student Emma Hyche, I set aside,’ ‘what can I save,” Hum- in the summer on a nine-month especially in August when the se- phrey said. “And I think this job salary, according to professors on mester starts. makes you think that way.” campus, including assistant jour- “At the beginning of the year it’s Laura Studley can be reached at nalism and media communication a bit difficult… because you have to [email protected]. think, ‘Okay if I have a $1,000 stu-

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CAMPUS ASCSU discusses digital copies of New York Times, RMSMC contract

By Ravyn Cullor colostate.” small portions discussed every @RCullor99 The move would change the year, Vaishampayan said. contract through which ASCSU “Traditionally, the incoming Editor’s note: Rocky Mountain Stu- purchases the paper from USA To- ASCSU president, fresh off of win- dent Media Corporation is the par- day to The New York Times them- ning their election, will be the ones ent corporation of The Rocky Moun- selves, who have ensured the cost negotiating any contractual chang- tain Collegian. would not change, Vaishampayan es,” he said. “This has been noted The Associated Students of Col- said. to be problematic because they orado State University discussed “Instead of getting about 200 also have a lot of other things to do two resolutions Wednesday night copies of The New York Times for during that transition period. This pertaining to newspapers on cam- the entire campus, we’d technical- would take one of them away.” pus. ly get 30,000,” he said. “You would The resolution was written One resolution would support think it would be cheaper, but with both the pros and cons of im- the outgoing ASCSU president you’re getting more copies at a re- plementation. The resolution list- renegotiating the body’s contract duced price.” ed the incoming president’s busy with the Rocky Mountain Student While Syron technically has the schedule, more time for negotiation Media Corporation. The other power to make the change without and the outgoing president’s famil- would change the contract through the support of the Senate because iarity with RMSMC as benefits. It President and CEO of Rocky Mountain Student Media Corp. Peter Waack which ASCSU purchases physi- it would be cost-neutral, the pres- also cited the outgoing president’s speaks to the Senate about why he thinks the current, rather than cal copies of The New York Times ident would not go forward with biases in favor of or against student the future, president of ASCSU should be involved in negotiating the to purchasing digital copies. Both negotiations if they were to reject media and possible discrepancies contract with RMSMC. PHOTO BY ANNA VON PECHMANN COLLEGIAN resolutions were presented by the the resolution, Vaishampayan said. between what is negotiated and the office of President Tristan Syron The bill was sent to the Com- budget presented by the incoming input from student media leaders olution failed. Burshek said he to seek the opinion of the ASCSU mittee on University Affairs. president as possible drawbacks. in The Collegian, CTV, SVP, KCSU, supported the outgoing president Senate. Resolution on whether outgoing or in- The resolution contained both advertising, marketing, you name conducting the negotiations, and Resolution on digital version of The New coming ASCSU President will negotiate the words “supports” and “oppos- it,” Waack said. “The 350 students because of this, wanted to amend York Times sent to committee with RMSMC es” so the Senate can amend the and their leaders help me put the the resolution to make it so that a Chief of Staff Zachary Vaisham- The resolution, written and pre- resolution as they see fit. budget together for the next year, vote in-favor would “support” the payan presented a resolution sented by Vaishampayan, sought Peter Waack, president and and it is just an incredibly stressful resolution. supporting a change which would the Senate’s support or opposition CEO of RMSMC, spoke briefly time to try to pack that it all into two The resolution was sent to Bud- end the delivery of The New York to allow the outgoing president to about the stress of negotiating the weeks.” getary Affairs and Internal Affairs Times to campus and replace it negotiate the contracts with RMS- corporations budget after the new When the resolution went into committees and will be discussed with access to the digital version MC. president is elected. discussion and debate, a motion in Senate again next week. for anyone with a CSU email with The contract is fully negotiat- “It’s the budget of Rocky Moun- by Sen. Ethan Burshek to remove Ravyn Cullor can be reached at the domains “colostate” or “rams. ed every three years and often has tain Student Media, with a lot of the word “opposes” from the res- [email protected].

CAMPUS Student Legal Services offers students, staff with legal advice By Meagan Stackpool why students should feel comfort- ting ready to take office, the center practices within the community, migration wrong. We want to be @MeaganStackpool able coming to the SLS office. prepared to assist students with and come in once a month to help sure that people get the right in- “It’s the one time in your life more complex immigration issues. students. They are also on call to formation so they know the right Tucked away in the Lory Stu- that you can come speak with very help with immigration-related thing to do,” Steele-Kaplan wrote. dent Center, the Student Legal experienced attorneys without questions. “For many students, if we can get Services office provides free legal paying,” Howard said. “Whether “It’s the one time in Cristina Steele-Kaplan, one of to them early enough, they may the contract immigration attor- advice to students and staff willing you have something bothering your life that you can have more options than if they to search them out. you or you want to start a business, neys in the office, said that during wait until they are older. We like According to their website, something very proactive, come come speak with very times of need, it is important for being able to catch students early. their mission is to help Colorado see us. That’s what we’re here for.” experienced attorneys immigrants and foreign nationals For us, to be able to be a part of the State University students resolve The center provides advice on to have a resource to turn to. positive impact that CSU has was their legal issues with as little dis- everything from housing and leas- without paying. “Immigration laws can affect very flattering.” ruption as possible to their edu- es to immigration and interactions Whether you have issues differently. So, what may Howard assured students wor- cation. The office provides legal with the police. Howard explained something bothering be a safe choice for a U.S. citizen ried about confidentiality that this advice to students and aims to em- how they most commonly see stu- could be dangerous for a foreign is not an issue. power them to solve the problem dents come in for help resolving you or you want to start student,” Steele-Kaplan wrote in “We’re 100 percent confiden- themselves. issues with leases and landlords, as a business, something an email to The Collegian. tial. Our discussions are privileged, Proud to call themselves one of well as navigating low-level alco- very proactive, come see Steele-Kaplan went on to ex- which means we can’t be subpoe- the oldest student legal centers in hol and drug charges. plain that people from all over the naed to testify what you tell us,” the United States, the office main- “Helping students navigate us that’s what we’re here world come to CSU. Both inter- Howard said. “We are a safe place ly offers help to students, although those situations and be able to for.” national students and those who to bring any problem and all of us they do notarize signatures for fac- have them not get a criminal con- have immigration issues within here are non-judgmental. . . We fig- ulty and staff who seek them out. viction from it and be able to seal a KATHY HOWARD the community sometimes need ure out where a student is and we As stated on their website, SLS criminal record so that when they DIRECTOR AND ATTORNEY FOR legal assistance, and by offering le- meet them where they are.” attorneys “help you help yourself.” go to look for jobs they are com- STUDENT LEGAL SERVICES gal services to them helps them re- Mostly, the SLS office wants While they do not typically repre- petitive with others is a huge part alize that CSU is here for them too. students to know they exist and sent students, they do help them of our mission,” Howard said. Steele-Kaplan said that the oppor- that their services are included in along every step of the legal pro- Their office also offers legal “I arranged for two communi- tunity for students with immigra- student fees. cess. If adequate help cannot be advice to international and immi- ty attorneys that are immigration tion issues to be able to go to the “Life happens, and there’s a lot provided by the attorneys there, grant students. Additionally, their specialists to contract for us. Using same place as their counterparts is of complicated things that come they refer students to the best per- website features tips for interna- the immigration contract attor- reassuring. up, and you can’t be expected son who can. tional students, ranging from how neys has allowed us to give that Steele-Kaplan wrote about to know how to navigate them,” Funded by student fees, the to talk to the police to the drug advice but do it in a very accurate how she and her counterpart with- Howard said. “We feel like we em- center provides confidential legal laws around marijuana that may way,” Howard said. “We have very in the SLS, Penny Gonzales-Soto, brace every single kind of identity advice to students. Any student affect entry to the U.S. high standards. If it’s something appreciate the opportunity to set for a student and we want to help taking at least one in-person credit In recent years, the SLS office we can’t give advice on because it’s the record straight about miscon- give you the confidence, under- hour can receive legal advice with- has adapted to provide better legal not our specialty we will get you ceptions with lawyers and legal standing, tools and attitude of ‘I out charge. service to students with immigra- somewhere (that can).” services. can fix this and I am not alone.’” Kathy Howard, director and tion questions. Howard said when Howard said that the contract “There are too many notaries, Meagan Stackpool can be attorney for the center, explained President Donald Trump was get- attorneys have full immigration dabblers and bad TV that get im- reached at [email protected]. Thursday, February 28, 2019 | 5

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ESPAÑOL Las becas y ayudas no cubren el costo de vida de algunos estudiantes

Por Ravyn Cullor tudiantes del estado y menos de un aire acondicionado, lavaplatos y Económica está tratando de com- @RCullor99 tercio de los gastos para los estudi- lavadoras y secadoras dentro del pensar los altos precios del costo antes de fuera del estado. apartamento. Además, están espe- de vida, pero no ven que las ayu- Editor’s note: The Collegian is “Cuando decimos que podem- cialmente pensados para satisfacer das federales Pell (Federal Pell starting a section in Spanish for our os cubrir la matrícula y las cuotas las necesidades de los estudiantes, Grants) aumenten tan rápido como Spanish-speaking readers. Spanish para alguien, todavía hay más de con contratos de arrendamiento deberían. Además, esta oficina a articles will be available online and 12.000 dólares que deben pagar los que tienen en cuenta el semestre y menudo ve que hay estudiantes in print. Find the English version of estudiantes residentes”, mencionó un acceso más fácil a otros recursos con ingresos medios que no pueden this article on our website. Tom Biedscheid, Director de Ayuda de la Universidad. optar a la ayuda federal que pasan will be available online and Económica. De acuerdo con la Lista de apar- apuros. in print. Find the English ver- Entre los complejos de aparta- tamentos del otoño de 2018 de Vida Qué se considera ingresos me- sion here. mentos en Fort Collins que publi- fuera del Campus (Off-campus dios depende de cuántos adultos Cada año es más frecuente que can sus precios en línea, como Ram- Life), otros complejos de aparta- con trabajo y niños hay en un hogar. Los apartamentos Aggie los estudiantes utilicen sus propios blewood, Carriage House, Habitat y mentos con precios similares of- En CSU, generalmente se conside- Village están ubicados al recursos para financiar sus estu- Governor’s Park, la habitación me- recían los mismos servicios o servi- ra que los estudiantes cuya familia sur del campus. Desde dios debido a que las becas y ayudas dia cuesta alrededor de 830 dólares cios similares. gana 110.000 dólares o más al año 2016, ofrecen apartamentos estudio amueblados de cuatro cubren solo una parte de los gastos al mes. Los precios exactos pueden Otro factor que determina los no pueden disfrutar una asistencia variar con los contratos de arren- precios de Aggie Village es la forma económica según los cálculos de habitaciones. PHOTO BY MATT universitarios. BEGEMAN COLLEGIAN Según los datos compilados por damiento y pagos adicionales. en que se financian los Servicios de los gastos de asistencia y la ayuda Vivienda y Comedor, dijo Malsam. familiar, lo cual depende de la so- la Oficina de Ayuda Económica de Los apartamentos del campus con frecuencia tienen dificultades La vivienda universitaria es un ser- licitud para ayudas estudiantiles la Universidad Estatal de Colorado, de CSU ubicados en Aggie Village para cubrir los gastos de asistencia vicio auxiliar, lo que significa que no federales (FAFSA) del estudiante, entre el año académico 2000-2001 son competitivos con los precios universitaria. recibe fondos de la universidad. dijo Biedscheid. y el año académico 2018-2019, el que hay en la ciudad, y van de los “Nunca hubiera imaginado “Estamos totalmente financia- Biedscheid dijo que la ayuda costo de asistencia a esta universi- 710 a los 1.135 dólares al mes. que una familia que gana 110.000 dos con los ingresos que obtenemos familiar estimada a menudo no re- dad ha aumentado más del doble. “Estamos al tanto del mercado dólares al año tuviera dificultades de las habitaciones en las residen- fleja la realidad, especialmente para Después de los gastos de la matrícu- inmobiliario general en Fort Col- para pagar los gastos de la univer- cias, el alquiler de los apartamentos los estudiantes de ingresos más ba- la y las cuotas, el gasto más grande lins y tratamos de ser competitivos sidad, pero esa es la realidad”, men- y los planes de comedor”, comentó jos. para los estudiantes y sus familias y ofrecer precios asequibles”, ex- cionó Biedscheid. “Lo que men- Malsam. “Es importante que man- Hizo referencia a un estudio re- es la vivienda. presó John Malsam, Subdirector de ciona el informe es lo difícil que es tengamos nuestra responsabilidad alizado en 2018 por la Universidad El costo de asistencia para este Servicios de Vivienda y Comedor. para las familias decidir qué hacer: financiera, (y) que podamos ofre- de Colorado en Denver, The Bell año académico es aproximada- Malsam dijo que, aunque los ‘¿Somos dueños de una casa o ten- cer los servicios... para vivir en el Policy Center y Colorado Trust so- mente 27.000 dólares, y la cantidad precios parecen similares a primera emos atención médica o enviamos campus y posiblemente fuera del bre qué significa tener ingresos me media en las ayudas y becas otorga- vista, Aggie Village es un complejo - a nuestros hijos a la universidad?’”. campus y hacerlo de una manera das a los estudiantes, según Ayuda más nuevo y con más servicios que dios en Colorado hoy en día y dijo Puede contactar con la report- asequible y competitiva”. Económica, cubre un poco más de otros complejos locales de aparta- que los estudiantes que se ajustan era del Collegian Ravyn Cullor en mentos tal vez no incluyan, como Biedscheid dijo que Ayuda la mitad de los gastos para los es- a la definición de ingresos medios [email protected].

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COLLEGIAN COLUMNIST Kindness deserves higher value in American discourse rather than listening and trying to es, perhaps sympathetic, personal Abby understand the reasons behind a conversations are the key to prog- Vander Graaff difference in opinion. ress. These conversations could Holocaust survivor Irving Roth work where strong argument and @abbym_vg discussed kindness during his talk political advocacy might fail. at the Lory Student Center last Instead of wasting energy week. “While humans do not have on the shortcomings of a certain Editor’s Note: All opinion section the perfect solution to everything,” group, we can educate each other content reflects the views of the in- Roth said, “listening to one another on a more intimate level, and use dividual author only and does not and compromising can help solve our relationships with one another represent a stance taken by The Col- today’s problems.” to foster some understanding that legian or its editorial board. Kim Roth-Howe, founding spans across political boundaries. What do a certain founding principal of CoCreative Labs, gave Christian Picciolini, a former principal, an ex-Nazi sympathiz- a TEDxTalk focusing on ways to neo-Nazi-turned peace advocate, er and Holocaust survivor have in combat hostile political partisan- exemplifies this process in his common? They each advocate for ship by simply listening to those work. In his TEDxTalk, he discuss- kindness. who hold differing views. es his descent to white supremacy American political polarization and his journey back to peace. After is common. Some argue that it’s a witnessing the humanity of Na- necessity for our country, but that zi-targeted groups, he renounced doesn’t mean we should be out- “When we enter interactions with the his affiliation and began convincing right hostile to one another. others to do the same by listening Kindness isn’t valued in Ameri- intention to be kind, we to their understanding of the world can discourse, and it should be. put our peers at ease. and kindly explaining his own. An emphasis on kindness in When we enter interactions American culture would increase In doing so we create a with the intention to be kind, to our relationships with one another, space for collaboration compromise or at least try to un- and in turn help to mend the polit- that is otherwise derstand one another, we put our ical polarization that our country peers at ease. We allow them to feel faces on a large scale. unreachable.” the positive effects of our kindness The Pew Research Center and in doing so we create a space found that during the 2016 pres- for collaboration that is otherwise idential election campaign, 70 She discusses her desire to unreachable. percent of Democrats said Repub- move the political conversation Instead of taking the respon- licans were closed-minded, and 42 from “a game of mental ping pong” sibility to convert someone from percent said they were dishonest, to something more productive by one party to another, or to change while 52 percent and 45 percent of asking “What’s the world that you someone’s ideas on an entire phi- Republicans said the same thing, long to live in, that you want to help losophy, we should see our con- respectively, about Democrats. create?” versations as a way to gain mutual Liberals argue that conserva- Howe notes that usually, the understanding. tives aren’t listening to what they worlds each side longs for are sim- We must build on our simi- have to say, while conservatives ar- ilar. After finding this common larities, but first, we must be kind gue that liberal defenses are fraud- ground, a constructive argument enough to one another to discover ulent, padded by “fake news” and becomes more achievable. what they are. elitist institutions. It’s easy to focus In the midst of the conflict that Abby Vander Graaff can be on proving the other side wrong, our political atmosphere produc- reached at [email protected].

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By Luke Zahlmann hook shots for the team’s first six gave way to another breakout effort Broncos were reeling. the three, the Rams bye week came @lukezahlmann points, taking advantage of a lack of from Justin James. Outside of the Sans Jessup’s efforts, the Bron- about, a break that is beginning to size for the hosts. Cowboys’ star, there wasn’t a single cos scored 37 as a team, with only pay off. A quick glance at the Mountain “Just another day at the office player that accrued double-digit two players peaking double digits. Since the losing spree and sub- West standings showed both Boise for him,” Medved said. “Looks like scoring. From the field, they shot 17-of-51, sequent bye week, Medved’s squad State and Colorado State knotted at a first team all-league player to me.” with only one conversion from be- has won three games in a row, with En route to his 19th double-dou- yond the arc. all three coming by double digits, 6-8 in conference play, the Broncos FINAL BOXSCORE holding the edge with a head-to- ble of the year, Carvacho also con- Conversely, the Rams had 4-of- two by 21 or more. Though their head tiebreaker prior to their final tributed largely to the team’s efforts ■ Score 5 starters score 10 or more points, wins over Wyoming and San Jose of two meetings. on the boards. With the 19-point, CSU: 76, BSU: 62 with J.D. Paige tallying 10 off the State were merely victories over the After their 76-62 win on the 14-rebound outburst, he also to- bench as well. two worst Mountain West teams, road Wednesday night, the Rams taled his ninth double-double in the ■ FG% Though they only forced eight their latest win on the road was dif- overtook their foes, climbing to team’s last 11 bouts. CSU: 58.2, BSU: 39.7 turnovers, the Rams defense was ferent. With 14 of the team’s 32 to- consistently able to limit open Several players preached the seventh in the conference and po- ■ tal boards, Carvacho once again Rebounds looks for the Broncos, forcing a re- break’s benefits, including the abil- sitioning themselves nicely for the CSU: 32, BSU: 31 MW tournament. flashed the prowess that has led the liance on 3-pointers. When their ity to rest up with multiple off days If the current alignment stands, nation in rebounds per game this ■ Assists shots failed to fall, the Broncos’ and reset their bodies and minds the Rams will play the second game year. CSU: 16, BSU: 11 rhythm was lost. alike. The energy that Carvacho With a bounty of teams in the With the opportunity to move of the opening day in Las Vegas, Ne- ■ vada. Prior to their win, Niko Med- showed rubbed off on the rest of Turnovers conference buoyed by a single play- ahead of the Broncos, the Rams ved and company were set to play the team, with each Rams’ player CSU: 12, BSU: 8 er, the Rams strategy has begun to looked revived, encompassing the early matchup, a nightmare for playing pesky defense and spark- pay off, leading the team to multiple the same efforts that have carried any traveling squad. ing transition offense that tallied 15 wins and enhancing their prospects them following their break. On With their win, several sto- points. Versus the Broncos, the same for future contests. both offense and defense, the Rams rylines came about. With Carvacho leading the way, theory was instilled. The Rams The bye is paying off big flashed energy, with the discipline Getting a win over Boise was personal the Rams have been a large prob- chose to let Justinian Jessup buoy From Feb. 6-12, the Rams lost to match. for Carvacho lem for even the best teams in the the team’s scoring efforts while lim- three games in a row, all by multiple In search of consistency for the From the game’s onset, Nico conference. iting the other scorers of the hosts. possessions, with the biggest gaff first half of the year, Medved and his Carvacho played with his ‘hair on The bend-but-don’t-break scheme for Jessup racked up 25 points in coming in Laramie to a downtrod- team have begun to find their way. fire,’ as Medved often puts it. defense is paying off the game with a 10-of-17 mark from den Cowboys team. Luke Zahlmann can be reached The big man converted a trio of Against Wyoming, the Rams the field. Outside of their leader, the Following the final contest of at [email protected].

er groups for off-court issues and quandaries in course work is just Basketball another part of Medved’s system, an arrangement that has prerequi- >> from page 1 site steps. “It might be something as sim- The bravado instilled by the ple as a coach asking, ‘How are you coaching staff started with Med- doing?’” Thorson said. “But that ved. Whether it’s the head coach or doesn’t happen until you have a fellow players, as it pertains to This- certain level of respect (and trust). tlewood, that message came as an That’s where I think teams go from ultimatum. good to great, great to elite.” “My teammates and my coach- From the beginning, Medved es believe in me,” Thistlewood said. has preached an open line of com- “They tell me, ‘If you pass up a shot, munication to both his staff and you’re coming out.’” players. Whether it’s bouncing Though a rigid statement, the ideas from person to person on coaches instilling a shooters men- the court, or brainstorming off the tality in Thistlewood has served as court, the team has been dead set a catalyst for his courageous mind- on being accessible for all. set on the court. Instead of defer- In practices, games and prepa- ring, the wing has been implored to ration in the film room, Medved make an impact. has instilled conversation. The “I can’t thank (my teammates knowledge gained through conver- and coaches) enough,” Thistle- sation has only just begun for the wood said. “Every day they push me Rams’ young players though. beyond my max and it’s just made “(My knowledge) is nowhere me better and better each day.” (close to complete), just like any Carvacho, the team’s leader, has freshman,” Thistlewood said. “It’s echoed the need for positivity from so much different when you actu- the youngsters. ally get out there. I’m a first grader “(I tell them) ‘stay confident,’ out here, I got a long ways to go.” that’s the biggest thing. Once you With the Mountain West tour- lose confidence, it’s hard to get it nament approaching, the pair have back, so just stay confident and al- a large task looming. ways believe,” Carvacho said. Moore already has a Big 12 Play- Off the court, the two have er of the Year award under his belt amassed a support system as well. from Danville High School. Thistle- In an effort to enhance their wood garnered a league title of his improvements, the coaching staff own at Golden High School. With for the Rams has divided their at- their backgrounds and personas, tention, creating more focus in Medved isn’t worried. small groups. With Moore reserved “I think both of those guys have to working with Assistant Coach JR that “it” factor and I think they’re Blount in his small group, Thistle- both going to compete till the bitter wood with Thorson, the two have end this year,” Medved said. seen their success off the court in- Luke Zahlmann can be reached crease as well. at [email protected]. START YOUR JOURNEY HERE Those relationships in small- LSC.COLOSTATE.EDU 12 | Sports | Thursday, February 28, 2019

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL CSU challenges top team in the conference, fall in overtime By Jessica Boxrud was no apparent sign of the Rams ly and setting the foundation for a @jessica_boxrud backing down from the lead the hopeful comeback. Broncos were maintaining. Mounsey contributed two free Six out of the 17 turnovers Mollie Mounsey swished her throws to the scoreboard and De- from the Rams contributed to a third 3-pointer of the game that vos accounted for two baskets of snowball effect that left the Rams tied the score at 26 for both teams. her own. Devos scored 16 points unable to bounce back, despite She scored 17 points and was the for the team overall. taking the Broncos into overtime, leading scorer for the Rams. In the third quarter, the Rams eventually falling 72-63. scored 12 points in total with Co- The Rams had a fast-paced laivalu scoring a layup in the last start in the first quarter with FINAL BOX SCORE few seconds of the period. Grace Colaivalu sending an With five points away from a ■ on-target pass to her teammate Score tie game, Myanne Hamm aggres- Lore Devos under the basket. CSU: 63 BSU: 72 sively got her hands on a risky ball that the referees called for a jump “They’re first in the league so ■ FG% ball. we knew they were going to come CSU: 40.3 BSU: 38.8 out harder,” Devos said. Less than five minutes left in Although the quick pace ■ Rebounds the game resulted in a controver- stunned the Broncos in the first CSU: 38 BSU: 40 sial foul call against Hamm. Regardless, the Rams made few minutes, Colorado State ■ University made two mediocre Assists their comeback with only one attempts to pass to Colaivalu that CSU: 11 BSU: 12 point away from a tie game, 51-50. put them in a temporary funk. ■ CSU’s energy was almost tan- Turnovers gible, and any hesitation they The Broncos took advantage of CSU: 17 BSU: 13 Grace Colaivalu (23) drives towards the basket, during Colorado State the opportunity to create an early might have experienced prior was gone with only two minutes left, University’s game at home against Boise State. CSU falls in overtime lead with baskets that put them in 72-63. PHOTO BY DEVIN CORNELIUS COLLEGIAN the lead. the gap up to seven points. Colaivalu responded with ag- Though the Rams refused to With 40 seconds left in the last 59-59. with and ended the game uncer- gressive drives underneath the be taken down easily, the Broncos quarter, Colaivalu made all four of The Rams’ defense, acting as emoniously with a nine-point basket and fought on the ground quickly responded and kept the her free throws, hinging from de- a stone wall against the Broncos, margin. for a jump ball to compete with gap of five points to conclude the fensive fouls from the Broncos, prevented them from scoring be- “They played for the love of the constant pressure from Boise second quarter. leaving the score at 57-54. fore the clock ran out. The Rams the game tonight,” Williams said. State. “I think we just get in our own Williams called a timeout headed into overtime with high “There’s a certain sacredness to In the second quarter, the heads … and sometimes it takes a with 30 seconds remaining in energy and determination. this game, there’s a sacredness to Broncos fought to keep control little while longer to move onto the game. Out of the timeout, Colaivalu confidently scored this arena, and I thought they rep- of the momentum in their favor. the next play,” Colaivalu said. the Rams stormed back behind a the first basket in overtime, put- resented well in that area.” After Coach Ryun Williams called The mistakes the team had tough layup from Colaivalu with ting CSU ahead for the first time CSU will look to counter their for a timeout after the first three encountered early on contin- two more free throws. all game, 61-59. sixth-consecutive loss against minutes, Tatum Neubert scored ued to put a mental strain on the The Broncos were fouled by With 45 seconds left in over- New Mexico Saturday at 2 p.m. a basket to momentarily counter team’s energy. CSU, but only made one of the time, the Rams called a timeout The game will serve as Senior Day Boise’s energy. Devos put more Coming out of halftime, Neu- two free throws. Colaivalu fought but they were trailing by three for the graduating Rams. points on the board for CSU with bert forced the Rams to compete harder than anyone to make yet points. Boise challenged CSU Jessica Boxrud can be reached three additional baskets. There by supporting the team offensive- another basket and tie the game, with several baskets of their own at [email protected].

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STONED V. SOBER KCSU IS OUT OF Lil Pump loses appeal on ‘Harverd Dropout’ THIS WORLD By Henry Netherland jority of listeners would use him as er, for bringing up his dyslexia. It’s a @NetherlandHenry something to gawk at rather than difficult disability that’s rarely dis- take his messages to heart. Howev- cussed in art, so it’s nice to see he’s er, the encouragement of ignorance using his platform to bring atten- consistently on “Harverd Dropout” tion to educational ailments. is a bit more concerning with mul- Lil Wayne’s appearance on “Be tiple references telling listeners to Like Me” makes sense considering drop out and disrespect teachers. how much influence he’s had on The beat on “Butterfly Doors” contemporary rap. Pump’s contri- sounds like something off a video bution doesn’t really measure up. game soundtrack. Pump’s flow is YG and 2 Chainz’ contributions average but head bobbing. are greatly appreciated on “Strip- I don’t think I’ve seen a rapper I used to hate the single “Mul- per Name.” They offer a pleasant more polarizing than Lil Pump. On timillionaire” with Lil Uzi Vert be- break from the stupidity even if one hand, his blunt, repetitive lyrics cause I can’t stand it when Pump they’re not exactly speaking gospel. over the to-the-point trap bangers uses a softer tone when rapping. I “Drug Addicts,” whose insane helped land the Miami rapper an $8 did come around to it after multi- music video features the likes of CLASSIFIEDS million contract with Warner Bros. ple listens through Uzi’s impressive Charlie Sheen, is a pretty run of the Records. On the other hand, he’s flow and Pump’s stupidly catchy mill Pump track. There are a couple www.collegian.com seen as the biggest joke in hip-hop hook. funny one-liners and a passable in- of all time. One smoke session later… strumental, but there’s not a lot that Sober Listening There are actually some pretty sticks with me. 970-491-1683 “Harverd Dropout” is off to a impressive flows on “ION” with “Who Dat” has an eerily hypno- rough start with an obnoxious cho- Smokepurpp. I’ve usually been tizing piano melody over this deep rus on “Drop Out.” The beat has a underwhelmed by Smokepurpp bubbly bass. Pump reminds me fun, ascending melody, but Pump’s performances, but here, he at least quite a bit of Lil Xan with his croaky delivery is so annoying that it’s hard manages to keep up with Pump’s vocal fry tonality. He carries slightly to stomach. energy. The hook is weak and an- more energy than Xan, but it’s still JOB OPPORTUNITIES I first felt “I Love It” with Kanye noying, however. not one of the highlights. West was incredibly mind-numb- The arpeggio keys on “Fasho Local Realtor looking for 3rd check us out ing with Pump’s weak singing being Fasho” are actually hauntingly me- & Deadline4th year to students submit classi ed inter- ads is 4pm the day prior to publication. entirely carried by autotune. Some- lodic. Offset weirdly sounds like an OVERALL: 4/10 ested inCLASSIFIEDS getting a license to exact copy of a recently released To place an ad call 970-491-1683 or click “Classi eds’online at Collegian.com. at thing I think even Pump haters can ■ Best song: www.collegian.com Gucci Mane. practice real estate. To learn say to his credit is that on past re- “Esskeetit” leases, his producers were at least I wasn’t sure what to expect about me, search “David smart enough to not place Pump from a song like “Off White,” but ■ Worst song: Nance Realtor”.970-491-1683 Send www.collegian.com out of his limited comfort zone. what I didn’t see coming was a se- “Off White” resume to davidnance4@ This is a clear example of what hap- verely undeveloped track with an gmail.com. pens when he is outside that zone. ear-grating instrumental and an I didn’t take earlier critiques even worse hook. Not only are there that Pump was harming the youth multiple generic trap references, Henry Netherland can be Deadline to submit classi ed ads is 4pm the day prior to publication. by promoting idiotic behavior all but there’s also a Fortnite reference reached at entertainment@ To place an ad call 970-491-1683 or click “Classi eds’ at Collegian.com. that seriously because I felt the ma- that’s straight up cringe-worthy. collegian.com. I’ve got to give Pump credit, howev- Daily Horoscope Nancy Black

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CULTURE & COMMUNITY Surplus Property saves items from landfill, generates revenue By Walker Discoe @wdiscoe

Thrifting and buying used IS NOW AT or surplus goods is a good way to find something unique while SCENENOCO.COM/CALENDAR saving some money. Students visit Goodwill or Arc Thrift Stores around Fort Collins to find furniture, shoes, clothes and even costumes, but many people don’t realize that an on-campus option is available. The Colorado State University Surplus Property has been re-purposing, re- pairing and saving items from the landfill for over 30 years, stocking surplus and end-of- life items from around the CSU campus. “Surplus goods is the end of life facility for everything be- longing to the University,” said Holly Ritzmen, assistant manager of Surplus Property. “We take care of figuring out how to The Colorado State University surplus store offers end-of-life items from best disposition items ranging different departments at discount prices. Stocking everything from from office supplies and furni- urine sample containers to refurbished laptops, the surplus store is a ture to laboratory equipment self-sustaining CSU entity dedicated to keeping waste in use and out of WEEKEND CALENDAR and all the way up to vehicles the landfill. PHOTO BY WALKER DISCOE COLLEGIAN and even the occasional horse. We determine the best options revenue to go back to the de- printers, cellphones, anything THURSDAY 28 regarding sale, recycle or re- partments it receives items like that, we can take and prop- International Contemporary Ensemble purpose for all those different from. erly dispose of.” Colorado State University Center for the Arts, 7:30 PM pieces, and one of our goals is “We are a self-funded de- Open Monday through Fri- North Mississippi Allstars, Washington's FoCo, 7:00 PM as much landfill diversion as partment,” said Jake Drenth, day from 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., Phish Thursdays with Phour Point O at Hodi's Half Note, possible.” manager of Surplus Proper- Surplus Property offers the op- Hodi's Half Note, 9:00 PM Sourcing items from all ty. “Everything we do here is portunty for students and staff to buy a wide variety of end-of- Pints, No Pacis :: A Night Out For Moms around campus, the Surplus funded by the sale, or the recy- New Belgium Brewing, 6:00 PM cling of the items that we have, life items. Property handles the items Seth Glier on 2/28 in Fort Collins, Magic Rat Live Music, 8:00 PM and equipment that depart- and then a portion of every “We see so many things, ments are able to replace with sale that we make does go back and it’s a really, really wide va- money allocated in their bud- to the original owning depart- riety,” Ritzmen said. “If you’ve FRIDAY 1 gets. But often, those items ment, after we keep a fee for never shopped surplus, you Catapult at Cheyenne Civic Center, Cheyenne, Wyoming, 7 pm will be bought back by the processing it.” should always stop by because First Friday Art Walk, Bas Bleu Theatre, 6 pm -9 pm you’re going to find something same departments, or by stu- Surplus Property also of- Avogadro's Number, 4 pm -7 pm fers comprehensive recycling you’re not going to expect. And Poudre River Irregulars, dents conducting independent SHEL, Washington's, 7 pm research. services for hard to classify stop by frequently, because our “All of the departments, by items like batteries and elec- inventory is always changing.” The Hole in the Ground fiscal policy, do have to send tronics that aren’t able to just Lyric Cinema Cafe (Theatre), 9 pm -11:15 pm their stuff to us,” Ritzmen said. be tossed in the bin. 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