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Clavell signs 2-way contract with Mavs

By Justin Michael @JustinTMichael

Former Colorado State guard and 2017 Mountain West Player of the Year Gian Clavell is officially a member of the Dallas Mavericks organization. The team announced that they exercised the option to convert his initial deal to a two-way contract on Tuesday. The for- mer CSU standout agreed to the deal after being one of the team’s breakout players during the NBA preseason.

GIAN CLAVELL ■ Position Guard ■ Hometown Caguas, Puerto Rico ■ Scored 20.4 points per game last season with CSU CSU cleans up ■ 2016 Mountain West Player of the Year CSU students participate in a Food Waste Audit on the plaza to promote enivronmental practices like recycling and composting. FILE PHOTO COLLEGIAN ■ Averaged 8.8 points, 3.0 re- bounds, 1.7 assists and 1.2 steals in six preseason games with the Zero Waste Team concentrates on eliminating gameday trash Dallas Mavericks

By Yixuan Xie @YixuanXiel and reuses the resources. the stadium, and we have some said. Facilities Management, people to stand there to tell peo- The volunteers arrive at the In five games with the Mavs, working with the CSU Zero ple where to put waste,” Backen game two hours to learn about the Puerto Rico native averaged Colorado State University Waste Team, is devoted to wast- said. the waste stream produced at eight points, three rebounds, is setting a goal of ensuring zero ing nothing for all football games These bins form 20 zero games and how to sort the waste. one steal and one assist per- waste for football games at the at the new stadium this year, waste stations on game days and They stay for the whole game to game. Clavell shot particularly new stadium, and expending ef- according to Sheela Backen, the at least 20 volunteers are need- teach attendees and keep work- well from beyond the arch, forts to reach their goal. Integrated Solid Waste manager ed. Volunteers guide attendees ing on managing, picking out and finishing the preseason with a Zero waste football games for CSU. to the stations and educate them sorting the bins after games to 3-point shooting percentage of were held once a year for the Ag- “We have added compost on properly sorting. ensure diverting clean streams. 39 percent. gie Game. Zero waste eliminates bins to mixed recycling and land- “(Managing the zero waste The CSU Zero Waste Team Prior to playing with Dallas the volume of discarded waste fill bins which we already have at stations) is hard work,” Backen see ZERO WASTE on page 4 >> see CLAVELL on page 11 >> COLLEGIAN.COM 2 Tuesday, October 17, 2017 FORT COLLINS FOCUS overheard on the plaza

“The last time I talked to high schoolers I wore a see through shirt and no bra.”

“My mom gets turnt on a Tuesday.”

“I feel like cheap white bread describes me as a person.”

“The pizza is complimentary. If you hold it up to your ear it will compliment your beard.”

“I’d rather be smothered by a blanket.”

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NATIONAL CAMPUS 10 at LSU charged in Students to host debate next Thursday

By Stuart Smith cans for Liberty, Students for others and have a meaningful alleged hazing that @notstuartsmith Progress and College Repub- conversation with every per- licans, with each organization son who is debating. For students at Colorado having one representative in The Collegian reached out killed freshman State University who want to the debate, and the debate to Students for Progress but see lively political debate be- will be moderated by Isabel was unable to get a response By Alexis Stevens six times the legal limit for drivers tween their peers, an event Brown, the speaker of the before time of print. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution at the time of his death, the East coming up fits the bill. senate for the Associated Stu- While the debate is cur- Baton Rouge Parish Coroner’s Of- dents of CSU. rently planned for the Young The arrests of 10 people as- fice said Wednesday. He died the Andrew Walter, the pres- Americans for Liberty, College sociated with a college fraternity morning after a suspected hazing STUDENT DEBATE ident of the CSU’s Young Republicans and Students for for an alleged hazing incident that incident at the Phi Delta Theta Americans for Liberty, is hop- Progress to lead the debate, killed a freshman are intended to fraternity house, according to in- ■ Oct. 26 from 6-8 p.m. Doors ing that the event will be a way other students are allowed to send a tough message: Louisiana vestigators. open at 5 p.m. to let students on campus have participate. State University will not tolerate “There’s no way he was capa- ■ Held in Lory Student Center more open discussions. Both Walter and Andreas the alcohol-fueled behavior. ble of making his own decisions,” North Ballroom. “We want to involve the are optimistic about the de- But the arrests alone may do Nuwer said. student body in hearing dif- bate and think it will go well little to end a campus tradition An autopsy determined Gru- ■ Representatives from Young ferent messages away from the and that a good number of stu- that has killed at least one Amer- ver died from acute alcohol intox- Americans for Liberty, College craziness that is election time, dents will show up. ican college student a year since ication with aspiration, the Coro- Republicans and Rams for and have some discussion “We just need to fill it up,” 1961, experts said Wednesday. ner’s Office said. Preliminary tests Progress will debate. about actual ideas and actual Walter said. “We’ve got an ex- “It’s unusual for such stiff showed a highly elevated alcohol discourse without bashing op- citing team putting this on and penalties to be placed. What level, and Gruver also had THC ponents,” Walter said. good speakers.” would be more unusual is if the the chemical found in marijuana Sara Andreas, the presi- According to Andreas, the penalties are successful,” said in his urine. The CSU chapter of the dent of the College Republi- debate will allow more oppor- Hank Nuwer, an associate jour- LSU President F. King Alex- Libertarian student group cans at CSU felt the same way. tunities for people to express nalism professor at Franklin Col- ander suspended all Greek activi- Young Americans for Liber- “With the College Repub- and listen to various political lege in Indiana, who has studied ties after Gruver’s death. The fra- ty is hosting a debate open to licans being involved, and ideologies. hazing for four decades. “We just ternity’s national headquarters all CSU students next Thurs- Young Americans for Liberty “Seeing the students come saw that at Penn State. It’s very also suspended the LSU chapter. day at 6 p.m. in the North and Students for Progress, I out and watch the debate is im- hard for them to stick.” Gruver’s family was informed of Ballroom of the Lory Student think we have a great spread portant to me,” Andreas said. On Wednesday, eight current the investigation findings and Center. Doors for the event along the political spectrum,” “I think it’s important that and two former LSU students charges. will open at 5 p.m., and those Andreas said. every student, no matter your were charged with hazing follow- “Today’s arrests underscore wishing to attend can sign up Andreas, who will be the political alignment, exposes ing the Sept. 14 death of Max Gru- that the ramifications of hazing through the Facebook event representative for the College themselves to the opposing ver of Roswell, Ga., the university can be devastating,” Alexander page. Republicans in the debate, side, or just the middle.” said. One student, Matthew Alex- said Wednesday in an emailed As of now, the debate will said she is excited to get the Stuart Smith can be reached ander Naquin, was also charged statement. “Maxwell Gruver’s consist of the Young Ameri- opportunity to debate with at [email protected]. with negligent homicide. family will mourn his loss for the Gruver was the second LSU rest of their lives, and several oth- student in 20 years to die from er students are now facing serious excessive alcohol at fraternity consequences all due to a series of events. On Aug. 26, 1997, poor decisions.” Benjamin Wynne, 20, died after Gruver was a 2017 grad- an estimated two dozen alcoholic uate of Blessed Trinity High drinks to celebrate his acceptance School in Roswell and planned into a fraternity. No one was to study journalism at LSU. He Virtual & Augmented arrested in connection with loved sports and helped coach Wynne’s death, which also made younger children, including national headlines. his sister’s basketball team, Reality Symposium Louisiana is one of 44 states according to his family. “Max with a hazing law, according to was very lovable. He cared a lot Emily Pualwan, executive direc- about people,” Eugene Gruver, tor of Hazing Prevention, a Geor- Max’s grandfather, told The gia-based nonprofit. And the laws Atlanta Journal-Constitution vary greatly from state to state, the day after his death. “He she said. In Louisiana, like many was bright, he was intelligent. states, hazing is a misdemeanor, He was so talented. He knew meaning a fine is a typical punish- all about sports.” Learn about technological trends and ment if convicted. But what it will take to end potential for Virtual and Augmented Reality “Clearly it’s a problem if you hazing rituals, which involve can’t even charge someone,” alcohol a majority of the time? from HP, NVIDIA, and more. Pualwan said. “It’s hard to enforce It’s crucial that education be- it and send a strong message that gin before students step foot this won’t be tolerated.” on campus, Pualwan said. As In the LSU case, the negligent early as middle school, stu- Friday, October 20, 1 - 4:30 p.m. homicide charge is punishable by dents can be taught about the up to five years in prison if con- dangers of peer pressure and CSU Stadium Indoor Club victed. But hazing charges are belonging to groups, she said. hard to prosecute because it’s dif- Nuwer said a “dry” Greek ficult to prove and, in some cases, system ultimately would help, the victim is blamed, experts said. but it isn’t a popular idea on “It’s easy to say, ‘They just campuses. should’ve walked away,’ “ Pual- “This is a period where frater- wan said. “But when you’re in the nities are under attack,” Nuwer moment and you want to belong, said. “It’s got to go dry. Alcohol it’s very difficult to do.” and hazing are synonymous.” Gruver, 18, had an alcohol Content pulled from Tribune level of 0.495 percent more than News Service. NEWS 4 Tuesday, October 17, 2017 Zero waste CAMPUS >> from page 1 Watershed seminar discusses water quality regulations works to recruit volunteers. By Julia Trowbridge data or weather data, we pull Clean water and clean water quality regulation and the The team consists of a small @chapin_jules the data from these sources to drinking water are completely delegation of water resources. group of students who determine the stream or lake different standards. Drinking “There are a lot of uses volunteer their time with the Watershed science majors health,” Pfalzgraff said. water is regulated through on what are already stressed goal of creating as much waste listened to and discussed The division also aides chemically treating clean water resources,” Pfalzgraff said. diversion as possible, according water quality control and smaller communities with to insure that the water is safe Stressed resources has been to Maggie Gilman, a junior clean water regulations for an meeting water regulation and clean to distribute out to brought up by groups like Save human dimensions of natural interdisciplinary water resources standards by providing funds or the public to prevent things the Poudre, who advocate that resources major who leads the seminar class Monday evening. services if the communities do like waterborne diseases being diversion plans made by the CSU Zero Waste Team. The Patrick J. Pfalzgraff, the not have access to them. distributed in the drinking water. Northern Integrated Supply team spent over 200 hours director of the Water Quality “A lot of small towns don’t “In Puerto Rico, there are Project would drain even more working without pay so far this Control Division of the Local have a lot of revenue because they waterborne diseases,” Pfalzgraff water from the already depleted season. Public Health and Environment don’t have a big population or said. “That’s not an issue in river. The river also has to pass “For the following football Resources Department, spoke industry, and they may or may not Colorado. We haven’t had a wate a minimum water flow, which games, our team will make sure to watershed sciences majors for have the resources or revenue in borne disease in the last five could cause problems with these that we are as close to zero waste a GRAD 592 interdisciplinary order to do necessary upgrades,” years.” diversion plans. as possible by increasing com water resources seminar class, Pfalzgraff said. “That’s where we The study of watershed Regardless, the growing post collection,” Gilman which is open to the public. can step in and get them back on sciences and the design of water population of Colorado needs said. “To do this, we will Pfalzgraff works with regulations their feet.” flow is especially important in to access water, whether it is by have more interactions of water quality control in terms Clean water, like the water Colorado. According to Pfalzgraff, the proposed plan or another with fans, decrease the of clean water and drinking water. in the Poudre River, have to pass the population of Colorado is alternative. amount of stand-alone trash According to the syllabus, regulations regarding pollution predicted to double by 2050, Julia Trowbridge can be bins throughout the stadium the purpose of this course is levels. A common pollution level which creates a strong need in reached at [email protected] and make sure that recycling is “to prepare students in water issue is the concentrations of done properly.” resources by increasing their nitrogen and phosphorous in In addition to the efforts understanding of how water is water levels, which can either from the CSU Zero Waste actually managed in Colorado.” come from human pollution or Team, Ram Sports Properties The seminar class brings in agricultural pollution. is donating all compostable professionals in the water High concentrations of these materials. An announcement resources industry to speak about elements in water, called nutrient at the stadium tells people they their work in the field. loadings, can make the crops can ease waste by directing The Water Quality Control have excessive amounts of these them to the compost bins. Division issues regulations elements, and the crops might Backen discussed the on water treatment, pollution not pass regulation standards for difference between zero waste control and does some water consumption. football games and the Ram tests, with regulation standards “We try to maintain that Welcome Parents and Families finalized by state politicians. environmental balance with Picnic, which is also a zero “Almost all of the decisions how pollutants are discharged waste event. we make are based on some form throughout the state,” Pfalzgraff “There was only one place of data, whether that is science said. The Poudre River valley east of Fort Collins FILE PHOTO COLLEGIAN to bring your trash at the picnic, but now we have twenty stations (for waste at the CAMPUS stadium),” Backen said. Almost everything at the picnic was compostable, as Statistics Success Center offers new resource to students Housing and Dining Services put labels on them as a way By Julia Trowbridge Opened this semester, the erch. After opening at the begin- Thomas, an undergraduate sta- of informing people. Not all @chapin_jules SSC is a resource for those who ning of the semester, the SSC has tistics and biology major in her products brought into the are taking introductory statis- already proven to be a success. second year, hopes that her place stadium on gamedays are For some, introductory tics courses. The center hopes “Thank you Stats Center of work will take off. compostable, which makes math classes can be painful. to become a commonplace re- for helping me understand this “For me, I’m hoping more diversion difficult, according to Oriented towards educat- source for those taking statistics literal entire page,” wrote a stu- people will know about it,” Gilman. ing students on fundamental courses. dent on one of the pages of their Thomas said. “It’s on its first se- “We would love to see knowledge of statistics, the Sta- “Our goal is for students to exam. mester. It’s small still, but it’s off increased support from the tistics Success Center is a new come out with an understanding The SSC is open from 8 a.m.- to a really good start.” main food vendor,” Gilman resource available to Colorado of the basics,” Prytherch said. 8 p.m. from Monday through In addition, those who work said. “Hopefully, they could State University students. “A lot of that happens in office Thursday and 8 a.m.-5 p.m. on at the SSC also hope that the provide fans all compostable hours. Some students can lis- Friday. The tutors also offer people who are taking statics will food wear including utensils, ten to the lectures and it makes hours on Sunday from 2-8 p.m. improve on their understanding any wax paper or trays that are STATISTICS SUCCESS sense, but that’s not most stu- in the Morgan Library. Those of stats. used.” CENTER HOURS dents. With the Statistics Suc- who work for the SSC include “I’m hoping for people not to Gilman also emphasized cess Center, we’re putting more undergraduate students, grad- be so afraid of stats,” said Lauren the importance of ■ Monday through Thursday students into that environ- uate students and instructors Heck, a first-year graduate stu- further planning, supporting 8 a.m. –8 p.m. ment.” who are aware of the structure dent studying statistics. “I think resources and public education ■ Friday The Statistics Department of the introductory classes. This if someone’s going into any sort and outreach for CSU to ensure 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Chair, Don Estep, created the benefits the students by allow- of science, they need to interpret that any events can be zero SSC because of his experience in ing their tutoring to be oriented and understand it.” waste, or close to it. ■ Sunday tutoring in undergraduate and towards their classes and the The SSC, although just start- Backen said the stadium graduate school. He noticed that working environment is a bene- ing up, hopes to expand and help is on track to match other 2–8 p.m. in some circumstances, tutoring fit to those employed as well. those in introductory courses sustainable University could be a lot more effective than “The tutors work closely to- understand the subject. buildings. recitation or in-class questions. gether,” Prytherch said. “A lot of “Understanding stats makes “The stadium is going “We know that statistics can Oftentimes office hours of the graduate students share an you a more well rounded per- for LEED Gold, which means be hard,” said Ben Prytherch, the various teacher’s assistants are office, and the tutors can learn a son,” Heck said. “Stats is all that we have to recycle and undergraduate advisor and spe- in different places at different lot from each other.” around us.” compost everything that we cial appointment instructor for times. The SSC brings those Those who work at the SSC Julia Trowbridge can be can,” Backen said. statistics. “We’re here to make times and locations together to hope that students who are tak- reached at entertainment@ Yixuan Xie can be reached it easier and more understand- offer more of a convenience to ing statistics will learn about the collegian.com. at [email protected]. able.” the students, according to Pryth- resource and utilize it. Caroline NEWS Tuesday, October 17, 2017 5

CAMPUS Student Sustainability Center encourages student engagement By Jorge Espinoza on for the strategic plan: into sustainability. being more sustainable. and having awareness around @jorgespinoza14 academics, research, operations According to Taylor, it is “We have to all march sustainability is so important and engagement, with the latter evident that CSU is leading in together toward these goals,” for us to have that end goal of a Colorado State University being the tool the group is trying sustainability in comparison Broderick said. “So for us to sustainable future.” can only be as green as its to work on more. to other universities, yet more keep having the conversation Jorge Espinoza can be students. With engagement comes student involvement is key to on what’s important right now, reached at [email protected] While CSU has received education. Students must be two platinum ratings from educated on sustainability if the Sustainability Tracking, they are going to be involved in Assessment & Rating System, a CSU sustainability initiatives, comprehensive sustainability according to Tim Broderick, assessment, as well as other the assistant director of green accolades, its students Sustainability for Housing & play a huge role in sustainability Dining Services. initiatives on campus. “We have to get people aware Getting students involved of (sustainability), and have in sustainability is one of the them challenge themselves,” hardest parts when it comes Broderick said. to achieving sustainability. Lack of education around According to CSU’s Strategic sustainability creates barriers Sustainability Plan, the number for students, which could one goal when it comes to prevent them from participating student engagement is 100 in sustainable life practices. percent participation from “We in Housing and Dining students. Services, on the operation “I think it’s really hard side, have to make it as easy as to get students engaged and possible,” Broderick said. interested in getting involved Yet students still have to do because I know we’re all so busy their part, Broderick said. with classes and working,” said “Trying to remove barriers is Emily Taylor, the director of the important,” Broderick said. “We Student Sustainability Center. can make it easy for you, but you According to Taylor, CSU also have to help us out, and you is a leader in sustainability (have to) be willing to try.” involvement, yet there is still One way students can get room for improvement. involved and educated about “I think that we have done sustainability is through the Eco a lot of good work in getting Leaders program. students involved compared “The Eco Leaders are to other universities,” Taylor student peer educators that said. “I think we’re definitely a work to engage students in their leader in that, but engagement hall,” said Tonie Miyamoto, is actually a huge part of the co-chair of the President’s sustainability tracking on our Sustainability Committee. campus.” Miyamoto said Eco Leaders Taylor said there are four can provide lots of different categories the SSC is focusing entry ways into the program and

As one of the sustainability features of the Pavilion in Laurel Village, 53 percent of the materials used to build it were sourced regionally. PHOTO BY JULIA TROWBRIDGE COLLEGIAN OPINION 6 Tuesday, October 17, 2017

COLLEGIAN COLUMNIST Fort Collins population growth requires Poudre dam the possibility of a water crisis successfully address is the risk of in-home water use increases, to the future of a burgeoning city. in Northern Colorado, after all, running out of water. so does the agricultural need, We may not need this dam now, it hasn’t happened yet. Every As the population increases, working to help feed our but we will if we expect to thrive Tyler Weston spring, water lines rise again, housing construction also expanding population. The time into the next century. but trouble can be seen a bit increases. We siphon more and to take actions to secure our Rather than fighting this @CSUCollegian further off in the future. Just as more water out of our ready access to water in the future is growth, we need to be figuring every spring we see the water supply, which is also used to now. out how to support it without rise, fall and winter bring the irrigate the agricultural areas In order to plan for our future sacrificing our environmental Editor’s Note: All opinion section opposite and the rivers flow that surround the city. The low we must ensure all residents, values and resources. Save content reflects the views of the diminishes dramatically. The flow of the river and frequency of old and new, have access to the Poudre is right, the river individual author only and does natural cycle of things does not wildfires can be seen as sure signs water. While the project is in is in danger, but protecting it not represent a stance taken by the in itself present an issue. The that our supply can be exhausted. no way ready to break ground shouldn’t come at the cost of our Collegian or its editorial board. problem is due to our population The strain we currently put on and is still figuring out ways to city’s ability to grow and flourish. Dam the Cache La Poudre, growth. our water supply will likely grow minimize the environmental Tyler Weston can be reached for all of us. Fort Collins is already along with our population. As impact, we need to keep our eyes at [email protected] The Northern Integrated the fourth largest city in Supply Project (NISP) has been Colorado, and in 2014 was in the works for nearly a decade. the 14th fastest growing The controversial project is set metropolitan area in the country. to add new dams in multiple In 2015 we moved up to the 10th locations along the Cache La fastest growing metropolitan Poudre River, including one near area showing 2.7% growth the rivers exit from the Poudre according to census data. Greeley, Canyon north of Fort Collins. who are also dependent on water While the city has been working from the Poudre, was sixth on with NSIP to find a way to the same list. This population mitigate potential damage to the boom can in many ways be seen river and its associated wildlife, as a blessing. Work opportunities one group, Save the Poudre, has in the energy industry among been advocating loudly against others combined with the the project. successful growth of Colorado Reasons for their protest State University to draw much include an already strained river of this population in. Aiding this and potential risk to wildlife. This population growth is the fact that situation is complex, because Fort Collins has been ranked as Save the Poudre is not wrong. one of the top places to live in The installation of a dam could America several times. quite possibly have a devastating This growth has already impact on the river. With that begun to bring problems to the being said, we need the dam in area. Housing costs have been order to support Fort Collins steadily increasing and solutions rapidly growing population. have been proposed to help solve It’s easy not to think about that issue. What we have yet to INFOGRAPHIC BY SAMANTHA SHEPARD COLLEGIAN

COLLEGIAN COLUMNIST Weinstein sex scandal indicates deeper issue with powerful abusers Weinstein and Cosby prove—but tendencies towards hero worship in coverage, you would be hard Jobs claimed he was infertile to as many express their rage about of celebrities and authority figures pressed to find anyone who even dodge paternity claims of his first Mikaela rape culture in the movie industry, and our disbelief of victims. A remembers it. daughter despite a later marriage Rodenbaugh less thought has been given to great example of this is the recent Celebrity culture doesn’t producing two children, and yet various clear abuses of power by outpouring of support for Playboy even need to be a factor, which he is only remembered for his @mikarodenbaugh rich and powerful men. founder, Hugh Hefner after his is proven by the Catholic church company, Apple. Those who have been quick death, which completely ignored shielding countless priests Condemning celebrity to condemn this as a Hollywood the darker side to the man. Several from legal punishment after culture as the sole cause of abuse is Editor’s Note: All opinion section problem are missing the point. former bunnies have come sexually abusing children and not the right course of action. The content reflects the views of the Almost universally, powerful men forward with disturbing accounts. congregation members. truth is that culturally, we need individual author only and does in our culture get away with sexual One such employee even alleged In Hollywood and beyond, to change our pattern of allowing not represent a stance taken by the misconduct on a terrifying scale. rape but was later given hush powerful men treat women as powerful men to carry out abuse, Collegian or its editorial board. Whether these men are movie money and instructed to change commodities and don’t receive and that means we need to hold Recently, allegations of sexual moguls, athletes, publishers, the term to ‘forced sex’ by the just punishments for sexual the powerful to account. misconduct by Harvey Weinstein technology giants, politicians or publishing mogul’s lawyers. When misconduct and misogyny. As a public, we must have gained attention and religious clergy. Hugh died, but also throughout Donald Trump’s infamous expect more from the ‘Harvey outrage. When wealth and power mix his life, his treatment of women remark,“when you’re a star, they Weinsteins’ of the world. We must Victims of Weinstein are with rape culture, results can be never seemed to matter to the let you do it, you can do anything. also expect more from ourselves. stepping forward, and his devastating. While there are many public, as long as his magazines Grab ‘em by the pussy. You can do Let’s acknowledge that there is decision to flee to an out of who have used the Weinstein were flying off the shelves. anything,” illustrate this painfully. a problem in our country with country rehabilitation center for scandal as an opportunity to Closer to home, there was Even the occupant of highest systemic misogyny, and then let’s treatment of ‘sex addiction’ feels start real conversations, it is the sexual assault case of Denver office of the American public is push for justice for the victims like an intense miscarriage of disappointing to see how many Broncos retired quarterback, not barred from treating women in its wake. If we only see the justice. People have come out in people are quick to pin the Peyton Manning, who’s former like animals. problem as Hollywood’s issue, we droves to condemn Hollywood problem on Hollywood. incident of ‘tea bagging’ a former Even when there is not direct have failed. for its enabling attitude towards The biggest problem with female athletic trainer in college abuse, we as a society enable bad Mikaela Rodenbaugh can be sex abuse—which they absolutely our society’s dealings with sexual was barely even talked about in the behavior and treatment towards reached at [email protected] should, as recent cases like misconduct stem from our news. It was such an afterthought women by powerful men. Steve OPINION Tuesday, October 17, 2017 7

COLLEGIAN COLUMNIST Repealing ‘Clean Power Plan’ harms the environment Agency. definitively predict consumption vulnerable populations, such as all hope is lost. We still live in a Climate change is and production rates, there is no impoverished persons or those representative democracy, and Lauren scientifically proven, and we question that fossil fuels are finite with heart or lung disease, will be there are numerous ways to Willson have already seen its destructive resources. One day they will be at increased risk of exposure to protest this irresponsible repeal. effects. Recent hurricanes in gone, no matter how advanced our harmful air pollution. Contact your local @LaurenKealani southern states and the Caribbean extraction technology becomes. Without efforts like the representatives and exhibited unprecedented levels Known reserves of oil and CPP, the public as a whole will demand action. Fort Collins’ of destruction due to changes natural gas will be depleted be unable to avoid the effects of representative is Jared Polis. Join Editor’s Note: All opinion section to sea water levels and water within about 50 years, and coal climate change, from superstorm an environmental interest group, content reflects the views of the temperatures. Climate change in 115, based on estimates made hurricanes, to increased food such as Defend Our Future, which individual author only and does did not cause the hurricanes per using BP’s Statistical Review of prices, to higher insurance also has an on-campus chapter not represent a stance taken by the se, but, it exacerbated them in a World Energy 2016. premiums. at Colorado State University. Collegian or its editorial board. dramatic way. In the meantime, we need to We needed the Clean Power Strive to practice habits of Scott Pruitt, head of the EPA, Curbing the production focus on building infrastructure Plan to solidify the national environmental sustainability, announced recently announced of greenhouse gases (GHG) is for renewable sources of energy effort in combatting climate such as recycling, reducing energy the Trump Administration’s plan essential for the security of our like solar, wind and hydro power. change. Trump already pulled us consumption and going meatless. to repeal the Clean Power Plan own and future generations. Jobs in renewable energy out of the UN Paris Agreement. Coal will eventually run out, (CPP). The CPP is designed to do this are more labor-intensive This repeal is only a further step and so will Trump’s time in office. The CPP, an Obama era- by reducing GHG emissions and than their counterparts in dismantling the ecological Until the next election cycle, it’s rule announced in 2015 (but enforcing a shift toward cleaner in the fossil fuel industry, protection efforts of previous up to us to make sure Mother never passed), is a set of carbon- and lower-polluting American which is more mechanized administrations. Earth maintains her vitality. Her emission guidelines for power energy, like wind and solar. and industrialized. Labor- While a lack of federal vitality gives us our own. plants. The sole motivation Many states have already intensiveness means production support for the environment is Lauren Willson can be reached behind this plan was combatting taken a proactive approach and of more jobs, so those who disconcerting, it does not mean [email protected] climate change, but Pruitt and set limits on emissions, Colorado currently work in coal or oil other fiscal conservatives see included. production need not worry about it as an attack on the fossil-fuel But our nation as a whole employment even as fossil fuels industry. Pruitt justified the needs legislation like this to are phased out. repeal by asserting it will end the make sure all states are working Furthermore, building up “war against coal” and preserve together to halt harmful trends. renewable energy makes the U.S. the jobs of those in the industry. Otherwise, states with a heavy more attractive to investors. If But repealing the Clean dependence on fossil fuels may Pruitt was really interested in the Power Plan will have irreversible fail to meet emissions standards well-being of our economy and negative effects on the health of and increase the severity of jobs, he should disregard coal and the environment, the economy, climate change. look to the future of clean energy and the public. It is unfortunate and ironic sources. Nearly 200 scientificthat Pruitt is so concerned with Lastly, the repeal of the organizations recognize the protecting the fossil fuel industry, CPP will severely harm the issue of human-made climate as doing so will not help our public’s health and wellbeing. change, including Pruitt’s own, economy in the long run. By halting the effort to reduce the Environmental Protection Although it is difficult to power plant carbon emissions, Solar panels installed in Fort Collins. FILE PHOTO COLLEGIAN

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The Broncos Sunday night.

Complimentary coffee at work.

When your roommate eats your food.

Candy corn.

When everyone in the office is getting sick.

The Writing Center.

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FOOTBALL Scout team pivotal in preparation for New Mexico’s option offense By Colin Barnard scout team will be more crucial (the scout team), we’ve got enough @ColinBarnard_ than usual. The Rams have not scholarship backs that will rotate faced an option offense since last down there that will hopefully After surviving an unlikely year’s game against New Mexico give us some good looks.” test from Nevada on Saturday, in which they surrendered 285 As if preparing for the option the Colorado State football team yards rushing. Though that was isn’t hard enough, the Rams will turns its attention to an option certainly an uptick from the 485 be forced to do so on a short week offense in New Mexico. yards they allowed on the ground of practice. With the game being The Lobos are one of two against Air Force’s option the held Friday night, both teams will teams in the Mountain West week prior, there is still room for have one less day of preparation. to utilize the unique style of improvement. That presents another offense. For CSU, that means Enter the scout team. In conundrum for the Rams in the implementing a different scheme addition to preparing for the way they chose to prepare. Rather on defense to prepare for the opponent, these players prepare than a normal routine in which nuances of the offense. as the opponent. In doing so, active the team does not have a physical Having played against New players will better understand practice until Tuesday, that will Mexico and similar option-style what to expect come Friday in come one day earlier, limiting the offense Air Force for the last two Albuquerque. time players have to heal their years, head coach Mike Bobo is Freshman quarterback bodies from a game that ended The Colorado State football team runs out of the tunnel at the beginning aware of the intricacies the option Justice McCoy may be the most Sunday morning. of the Rams’ 44-42 Homecoming win over Nevada. presents. pivotal part of that preparation. “We’ve got to be smart (in PHOTO BY JAVON HARRIS COLLEGIAN “When you play an option Rated as the No. 22 dual-threat practice) with it,” Bobo said. “But team, it’s assignment,” Bobo said. quarterback of the 2017 class by at the same time, we’ve got to Though New Mexico is less and some of our coverages. This “You’ve got to be worried about 247Sports, McCoy has the rushing line up and go against their looks likely to beat the Rams through week it’s going to be in the run- the dive back, you’ve got to worry ability to prepare the defense for offensively and defensively at a the air, they are still plenty capable game. It’s still about discipline… about the quarterback, you’ve got the option. fast tempo.” of chunk rushing plays. It’s an area Put your eyes in the right spot.” to worry about the pitch back, “You’re never going to be able During the victory over of focus Bobo emphasized with The Rams will be telecast on and then you’ve got assignments to effectively do exactly what they Nevada, CSU was constantly his team on Sunday. ESPN2 for the second week in a when they like to throw the ball do as fast as they do, but we’re beaten on long, explosive plays “I told our team yesterday row. Kickoff is set for 8:15 p.m. at over your head. It’s not keying on hoping we can get a really good through the air. Those happened we’ve got to be more disciplined in Dreamstyle Stadium. trying to stop one guy.” look at that,” Bobo said. “Justice due to a lack of discipline and our technique,” Bobo said. “Last Colin Barnard can be reached This week in particular, the McCoy will play quarterback for technique, Bobo said. week it was in the passing game at [email protected]

VOLLEYBALL FOOTBALL Volleyball rises in one poll, falls in another Gallup named MW Offensive

By Luke Zahlmann left something to be desired. better, the hard work is paying Player of the Week @lukezahlmann After starting the season on fire off, and the Rams are benefiting during their non-conference from yet another blocking force By Colin Barnard best wide receiver in the nation. After another perfect week in schedule, the Rams have cooled on their defense. @ColinBarnard_ His grade of 93.1 ranks three which Colorado State volleyball down some in conference. Much The Rams will square points ahead of the second place swept a pair of conference foes, of that can be attributed to the off against another duo of Following the best statistical receiver. the Rams have moved up from familiarity that each team has conference opponents, playing performance of his collegiate The performance marked No. 21 to No. 20 in the newest with each other and the added UNLV Thursday and New career, Colorado State wide the fourth time Gallup has American Volleyball Coaches intel provided to each coach. Mexico Saturday to conclude receiver Michael Gallup has eclipsed 100 receiving yards in Association poll. To the surprise of some, the week. Both games are on been named the Mountain West a game this season, two of which Though USC and Northern setter Katie Oleksak was the the road with streams available Offensive Player of the Week. have gone for more than 200 Iowa lost last week, the Rams Rams’ second-leading blocker through CSU volleyball’s official Gallup led the Rams to a yards. In his career, he has three only jumped the latter. The last week, recording seven in two twitter account. victory over Nevada with 13 200-yard outings and is the only Trojans remained No.19 after matches. Coming into an off- Luke Zahlmann can be receptions for 263 yards and Ram to have more than one. losing to No. 2 Stanford. season with a focus on blocking reached at [email protected] three touchdowns. In doing Gallup is the first CSU Along with their movement so, he set a new career-high recipient of the MW Offensive in the AVCA poll, the Rams also in receiving yards and tied his Player of the Week since Nick moved in the RPI rankings, previous best in receptions and Stevens won the award on Sept. but in the opposite direction. touchdowns. 7, 2015. Despite the undefeated week, Gallup finished just two Colin Barnard can be reached the Rams fell from 30 to 35. Due yards shy of CSU’s program at [email protected] to the lack of strength in the record for receiving yards, set Mountain West Conference, the by Olabisi Johnson in last year’s Rams are looking like the odd Famous Idaho Potato Bowl. man out for hosting a NCAA The senior wide receiver Tournament game at the end of now leads the NCAA in receiving the season. yards (948) and ranks as the In addition to playing NCAA’s active leader in yards in a lackluster conference, per game (110 over 20 career the Rams have been hurt by games). inconsistencies of top teams In addition to his recognition such as Michigan and Florida from the Mountain West, Gallup State. Thought to be season- has earned national praise from defining wins early in the year, Pro Football Focus. On the site’s both teams have now dropped scale of 0-100, Gallup earned out of the top 25. a 99.4 rating. This marked the Senior wide receiver Michael Led by record-breaking best grade for any college player Gallup brings in the reception over senior Jasmine Hanna who The Rams take on Nevada over homecoming weekend. Colorado State in the nation last weekend. a Nevada defensive back during registered 21 kills over the wore pink jerseys in support for breast cancer. Through seven weeks of the the homecoming game. Rams’ two games, the hitting PHOTO BY ERICA GIESENHAGEN COLLEGIAN season, PFF rates Gallup as the PHOTO BY DAVIS BONNER COLLEGIAN SPORTS Tuesday, October 17, 2017 11

career games with the Rams, their NBA team. Only players Clavell Clavell averaged 15 points per- with less than four years of game. In his final two seasons NBA experience are eligible for >> from page 1 at CSU, Clavell played an aver- a two-way contract. age of 37 minutes per-game and The Dallas Mavericks are improved in nearly every major currently affiliated with the in the preseason, Clavell played statistical category. Texas Legends, an NBA G for the Miami Heat in a pair of The 2017-18 season will be League team based out of Fris- NBA summer leagues. In ten the first time that the NBA will co, Texas. Former CSU forward total games with the Heat, use two-way contracts. Accord- J.J. Avila is currently on the Clavell averaged nine points, ing to league rules, teams will Legends roster. Avila averaged three rebounds and shot 37 be permitted no more than two 17 points and seven rebounds percent from the field in 23 players under two-way con- per-game while at CSU from minutes per-contest. tracts. These players will spend 2013-2015. While at Colorado State, the majority of the season in Justin Michael can be Clavell was one of the league’s the NBA G League and cannot reached at jmichael@collegian. CSU Senior Gian Clavell is honored at Senior Night on February 28. most prolific scorers. In 70 spend more than 45 days with com. PHOTO BY ELLIOTT JERGE COLLEGIAN

NATIONAL Kaepernick files TUNE INTO collusion grievance By Ann Killion have continued the protest he be- San Francisco Chronicle gan. CollegianTV “My hope is that the NFL will Former 49ers quarterback be progressive and utilize their ON COMCAST CHANNEL 11 Colin Kaepernick , who last year platform to bring awareness to ignited a national discussion about these issues for us,” said Reid, racial injustice and, eventually, the who added that Philadelphia safe- national anthem, has filed a griev- ty Malcolm Jenkins and retired ance against the NFL, contending 49ers wide receiver Anquan Bol- Watch live every that owners colluded to stop him din will be attending. “So we don’t from playing this season. have to protest anymore.” Monday - Thursday at 7PM CBS Sports’ Jason La Canfora On Sunday, seven 49ers took and Bleacher Report’s Mike Free- a knee during the anthem, down man first reported the possibility from 23 the previous Sunday. Reid of a grievance Sunday, and it was said there was some confusion confirmed by ABC News. among the players on the message, The NFL did not immediately because they had discussed not MEET THE ANCHORS comment on the report. kneeling. Despite throwing for 16 touch- “Because we were in the na- downs and only four interceptions tion’s capital, just to put to bed the a season ago, Kaepernick remains accusations that we’re disrespect- unemployed. He and the 49ers ful to the nation,” Reid said. parted ways in the spring after six Last week, Reid said he had seasons. been assured by 49ers owner Jed His former teammate, Eric York that York supported the play- Reid, was not aware of the collu- ers. Before Sunday’s game, York, sion grievance. team adviser Dr. Harry Edwards “I would have to follow up and NFLPA executive director with him,” Reid said. “It sure does DeMaurice Smith had a long con- seem like he’s being blackballed. I versation on the sidelines. think all the stats prove that he’s an In August, the Sporting News’ NFL-worthy quarterback. That’s sports-law expert and contributor his choice, and I support his de- Cari Grieb said it would be an “up- cision. We’ll just have to see what hill battle” to win a collusion claim comes of it.” against the NFL, with the primary During the 2016 preseason, factor being “there has been no Kaepernick began sitting and then concrete evidence that collusion AMELIA CASTANEDA | STUART SMITH | MARLO LUNDAK kneeling during the playing of the occurred.” national anthem. He said he was In the article on sportingnews. doing so to call attention to racial com, Grieb explained that in order injustice in the country, in partic- for a collusion claim to succeed, ular the way African Americans Kaepernick and his lawyers would Also watch us on were treated by police. have to present proof that at least The protest movement envel- two NFL teams or the league itself Collegian.com/CTVvideo oped the NFL, landed Kaepernick and at least one team had agreed on the cover of Time magazine not to sign Kaepernick. and flared again last month when According to Freeman, President Trump suggested that Kaepernick is being represented players who took a knee during the by Mark Geragos, who previously CTVChannel11 anthem should be fired by their has represented Michael Jackson, teams. Greg Anderson (Barry Bonds’ for- Reid confirmed that he will be mer personal trainer), convicted @CTV11 one of the players attending the murderer Scott Peterson, and NFL owners’ meeting Tuesday in brothers Paul and Kulbir Dhaliw- New York, where the anthem-pro- al, who survived a tiger attack at test issue will be discussed. the San Francisco Zoo in 2007. Though Kaepernick is not in the Content pulled from Tri- league, other players, such as Reid, bune News Service. ARTS & CULTURE 12 Tuesday, October 17, 2017

CSU REACTS EVENTS Is art education important? PRISM’s fall drag show to showcase By Mir-Yashar Seyedbagheri thinking. @dudesosad “Arts illuminate the human experience,” said Hollywood-inspired looks Sunday The arts are for starving Natalie Russell, a senior By Ashley Potts people in berets. Right? interdisciplinary liberal arts @11smashley Well, the answer is no, yes major. and maybe, according Colorado Russell wants to work in The annual fall drag show State University students who a medical field, but greatly returns to Colorado State have a variety of opinions about appreciates her exposure to the University on Oct. 22. Doors will taking arts classes. arts. Unlike the sciences, the open at 5 p.m., and the show kicks arts allow people to be exposed off at 6 p.m. This year’s theme is UPCOMING PERFORMANCE to more diversity of thought, she Hollywood movies. ■ said. The event is put on by PRISM, What “You get to come into a student organization dedicated Handel’s “Xerxes.” contact with interesting to creating a safe, educational and ■ Where people,” Russell said. “It gives fun space for those identifying Univeristy Center For The Arts, you a different way of engaging as LGBT, queer, questioning Griffin Concert Hall with the world.” or an ally. The event is part of Plus, the arts develop CSU’s LGBT History Month. ■ When thinking skills, she said. It’s the largest university drag October 26-29 “It’s good to learn how show in Colorado and will feature to analyze things critically,” drag queens from across the state, Amber Gant is a junior Russell said. including some CSU students. fish, wildlife and conservation Russell is currently taking a Ashley Potts can be reached at biology major at CSU. Gant poetry workshop with Matthew [email protected] took a music appreciation class, Cooperman. Russell said that which exposed her to music’s in the workshop, students venerable history. submit their original poetry, as PRISM’s FALL DRAG SHOW Although she has more of a well as critiquing their peers’ This event is free and there are “science brain,” her conceptions work. In addition, students are no tickets, but any donations will of music have significantly also required to attend poetry benefit the Pride Resource Center changed, Gant said. readings. Shangela Laquifa Wadley performs at PRISM’s 2016 Galaxy Queers at CSU “There is a lot more to music “You are not just creating Drag Show. PHOTO BY DAVIS BONNER COLLEGIAN than what we think,” Gant said. work,” Russell said, “but While Gant has a positive understanding and analyzing experience, she does not it.” CAMPUS necessarily think the arts are for Seth Nice is a senior everyone. ecosystem science and “It depends on the sustainability major. As a result person,” Gant said. of his music appreciation Talk without fear at Queer Conversations For other students, the class, Nice has developed an By Matthew Smith bring light to an identity that can talk to for counseling and arts have significantly shaped appreciation for jazz. He is also @latvatalo even within our community is therapy who is LGBT friendly.” their worldviews. exploring blues music. not talked about very much.” While Queer Conversations Claire Grubb, a senior “It broadened my thinking It’s Monday night in the Queer Conversations hosts is a place to ask questions, nutrition major, took an art and my creativity in terms of Pride Resource Center, and like a more generalized discussion, it is not a Q&A hour. As history class. Grubb was able to openness,” Nice said. every other day of the week the in contrast to other groups like was commonly said during apply what she learned while Nice looks at music beyond room is packed. COLORS, for queer people of Monday’s talk, no one is traveling in New Orleans. She mere notes on a page. From a circle of couches, color, Queen, for queer women, obligated to assume the role of was able to identify the kinds of “I respect the history behind chairs and beanbags over a and another for STEM majors. an educator. buildings and their styles. it...as well as the freedom to dozen people share their days, All such events share a common “The expectation is that “With the architecture, a lot interpret,” Nice said. how they felt on campus and purpose. you’re not like grilling the of people can’t see the beauty,” Of course, with the arts difficulties they’ve faced in “Most of our talking events people who identify within that Grubb said. “Beauty makes come negative perceptions as talking about their identities. such as this are really just like community,” Bellinger said. “It people happy.” well. Queer Conversations at processing and sharing out would suck to have a grouping Students can “If you go to business school, the PRC is a space of trust, the best ways to do things in a like this and then have one significantly benefit from taking people correlate the arts with friendly faces and common world that is not all accepting,” person continually being like such classes, Grubb said. low educational value,” Nice interests. Attendees laugh, Bellinger said. ‘what-is-this, what-is-this, “I think it’s good to offer said. react and most of all, listen. One service provided by what-is-this?” them,” Grubb said. “Just having Despite its benefits, art has V Bellinger, Junior Ethnic the PRC facilitates coming out Coming up, there will be a the opportunity for exposure, stereotypes surrounding it that Studies major and Inclusive to friends and family, another screening of the movie “Pariah” giving people the opportunity to may discourage students from Community Assistant for the topic of discussion at Queer Tuesday at 6:00 pm in the Lory appreciate.” participation. PRC, facilitates the dialogue. Conversations. Advice that Student Center Theater, snacks Other students believe that “Even for me, I associate arts “Conversations like the one works for one may not work provided. It is the coming of art classes are beneficial. with people who dress quirky we just had are more so just for someone else. Bellinger age story of a teenage black “I think it gives you an and have quirky worldviews,” like in the moment, getting it emphasized the many ways the lesbian surviving in a hostile appreciation for the world and Russell said. all out, talking about it, and PRC can help. environment and accepting broadens horizons,” said Sarah Some think the arts are less connecting in whatever way we “These are all the things herself. Archuleta, a senior sociology vigorous then other academic can,” Bellinger said. that will provide cushion for In line with Monday’s and political science major who fields. While each gathering you if everything is ripped talk, there will be a panel on took art 100. “People think it is the easy begins with a scheduled topic, out from under your feet,” LGBTQ+ workplaces Thursday “It made me think more way to go,” Archuleta said. the conversation can bounce Bellinger said. in LSC room 374 at 5:30 about things we see in our So why engage in the arts around to other interests “When it comes to coming p.m. The Northern Colorado everyday lives,” Archuleta said. then? and issues pertinent to what out to different people and AIDS Project and Northern There are cerebral benefits “Anyone can grow with attendees have experienced. supporting each other, Colorado Equality will be of arts classes, Archuleta said. their engagement,” Russell said. “Every week there’s resources are the best things present to answer questions “People who utilize art have “Everyone should be in touch basically like a different issue we can give,” Bellinger said. about working in LGBT minds that think outside the with the arts.” that pops up within the queer “Here are the resources you can organizations. box,” Archuleta said. Mir-Yashar Seyedbagheri community that we’ll discuss,” go to to get food, here are the Matthew Smith can be For others, the arts play an can be reached at news@ Bellinger said. “Sometimes resources if they kick you out reached at entertainment@ even more vital role in human collegian.com queer conversation is just to of your house… this is who you collegian.com ARTS & CULTURE Tuesday, October 17, 2017 13

ART ‘Legend of Sleepy Hollow’ highlights quality local theater, lacks in scare factor By Henry Netherland probably remember as a kid. his feud with Bones, everything young actors, there are a couple play, the tension could have been @Netherland_Henry “The Legend of Sleepy seems to be going well for Crane of standout performances. built more. This is easily the story’s Hollow” is a timeless story until he encounters the menacing Christopher Chorpenning has eeriest moment and yet it ends in Fort Collins-based Debut describing protagonist Ichabod Headless Horseman. a difficult job of encapsulating less than one minute. Theatre Company is getting into Crane’s attempts to coerce his Because all of the performers the charm and mischief of the Halloween spirt with their lover, Katrina Van Tassel, into are between the age of 13 Bones. However, the actor rendition of “The Legend of Sleepy marriage. Tension arises between and 17, I did have some initial does a marvelous job of being UPCOMING SHOWS Hollow” at The Lincoln Center. Crane and his enemy, Brom reservations with the quality of able to make the antagonist ■ Oct. 20 The play has good qualities, but it’s Bones, as they both try to woo the performance. While much of simultaneously detestable and 7 p.m. not the scary Sleepy Hollow you the lovely Van Tassel. Besides the acting is on par with typical hilarious. Another performer worth mentioning is the show’s ■ Oct. 21 narrator, Cecilia Webber, who 1 p.m. & 7 p.m. does a great job providing context Go to lctix.com/sleepy-hollow to for every scene. purchase tickets. They are $8. The play’s set design is heavily detailed and features a variety of props including trees with faces and a light-up book Should you watch it? Depends. that greatly enhances the show’s If you are looking for a play eerie atmosphere. What is most that will make it hard to sleep, impressive is the fully functional then this is not the play for you. bridge built so performers However, if you are looking for can make entrances and exits a local theater experience with effortlessly. great special effects and decent The most prominent issue acting, then “The Legend of Sleepy with the play is its disappointing Hollow” at the Lincoln Center is climax. While the story’s original perfect for you. climax is short when compared Henry Netherland can be to the rest of the story, it is still an reached at entertainment@ The Lincoln Center is located on the outskirts of Old Town Fort Collins. FILE PHOTO COLLEGIAN integral part of the plot. For the collegian.com.

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Aspen leaf in State Forest State Park. Pumpkin patch off of S. College Ave. is getting ready for Hal- The leaves start to change colors in front of Parmelee Hall. PHOTO BY FIELD PETERSON COLLEGIAN loween and the fall spirit. PHOTO BY JENNY LEE COLLEGIAN PHOTO BY MEGAN DALY COLLEGIAN

The leaves begin to change colors in The Oval. Australian Shepard, Dash, lays in the grass at the oval enjoying the fall weather. PHOTO BY MEGAN DALY COLLEGIAN PHOTO BY JENNY LEE COLLEGIAN Daily Horoscope Nancy Black TODAY’S BIRTHDAY important. Ensure you’re on the fun and romance, with Mercury new income sources. Communi- with Mercury in Scorpio, team (10/17/17). Lucrative oppor- same page. in Scorpio. It’s easier to express cation and networking provide conversations are especially tunities abound for two years. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) your feelings and creativity. lucrative opportunities, with productive. Respond promptly Invest in home and family. New — 8 — Balance serving others LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — 7 — Mercury in Scorpio. to all group members. Com- directions with a group project with serving yourself today and Family discussions present SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) — 6 munication oils the machinery. this winter set the stage for tomorrow. There’s plenty of abundant solutions, with Mer- — It’s easier to make personal AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. sweet romance. Shuffle your work; rely on a strong partner. cury in Scorpio. Determine what decisions, with Mercury in your 18) — 8 — Discuss professional professional cards next summer Compromise comes easily, with changes to make, and delegate sign for about three weeks. Con- decisions over three weeks, with for new opportunities before Mercury in Scorpio. tasks. Study and research op- sider your circumstances from Mercury in Scorpio. Plan your your team makes a fabulous GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — 7 — tions through tomorrow. different angles. Rest and review. next career move. Explore pos- discovery. Find passion. Today and tomorrow have high VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — 9 — SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. sibilities in conversation. Talk To get the advantage, check the fun potential. Communication Tap another source of revenue 21) — 7 — Prioritize completion, about your dream position. day’s rating: 10 is the easiest day, supports health and service, over the next two days. You’re with Mercury in Scorpio. Finish PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) — 8 0 the most challenging. with Mercury in Scorpio. Find especially clever with words up old business. Meditate to — Consult with experts, and plan ARIES (March 21-April 19) — ways to work smarter. Stream- over the next three weeks, with quiet your mind. Consider the your next adventure. Travel, 7 —Your team can make some line your routines. Get creative. Mercury in Scorpio. past and future. Commune with higher education and research money over the next three CANCER (June 21-July 22) — 8 LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) — 9 — your inner muse. thrive, with Mercury in Scor- weeks, with Mercury in Scor- — Home and family come first Use your power and confidence CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) pio. Discuss logistics and make pio. Your partner’s opinion is today and tomorrow. Pursue today and tomorrow to discover — 8 — For about three weeks, reservations. ARTS & CULTURE Tuesday, October 17, 2017 15

ALEC REVIEWS MUSIC Dirty Heads tread uncharted waters with ‘Swim Team’ By Alec Erickson Should you listen to it? Yes @CTV_Ace now and have managed to make the group worked with this time of pop, and then there are tracks a name for themselves early on around. like “Diamonds & Pearls” that “Swim Team” is some of the in their career. The Huntington “Swim Team” is an 11-track sit precariously along that fence best-sounding material that we Despite how hard they work, Beach, California-based group record that clocks in at around between reggae and alternative a have gotten out of Dirty Heads Dirty Heads always keep their has gained a massive following 36 minutes in length. It has ev- bit more than other tracks. That in a while. It is fun from start music chill no matter what. in multiple genres because they erything that you have come is the theme of the production to finish. It tries to be different, “Swim Team” is no exception have been fusing together as- to expect out of a Dirty Heads style of this record, is that no and most importantly, it is easy to this. The record is the band’s pects from several genres since record and more. What really track is necessarily committed to lose yourself in the music no sixth record in just 11 years, the release of their debut album might surprise some longtime to one genre or another and it matter how many times that you and the band shows no signs of “Any Port in a Storm.” What fans is how much more different works. There is a lot of fun to be listen to the record. Dirty Heads slowing down just yet. While has always set them apart as an this full length is in comparison had from start to finish for sure. always find a way to keep things one of the act with to the extended play “Dessert” Lyrically, this is where we fresh and “Swim Team” is the few front their re- that the group released earlier see Dirty Heads starting to push perfect example of that. runners of cords is the this year, in both production themselves. While celebrating Alec Erickson can be reached the reggae chilled-out value and style alone. That is life is nothing new for the group, at [email protected]. scene, Dirty vibe their because this time around, Dirty with tracks like “Vacation,” what Heads have music can Heads are trying to shake things is kind of refreshing is a more in- always Alec provide. up and not get too comfortable side look at what it is like to have found a Whether making music, we can hear a lot this kind of fame and notoriety THE DIRTY HEADS way to in- Reviews that be a of new elements in this record for the band and that is exactly ■ corporate crazy flow that are more than welcome in a what we get with “Celebrate.” The band contains all five hip-hop, or a simple record like this. While nothing here is necessar- founding members still. alternative music percussion Musically, reggae fans do ily groundbreaking, it really is ■ The name of the group comes and ska rhythm, not have to look far on this re- the performances that seal the from the term their families into their Dirty cord to find something they will deal on the vocals, especially on used to call them when they music. The Heads al- enjoy. All they need are tracks the range with tracks like “High were younger. band’s latest endeavor “Swim ways manage to keep things like “So Glad You Made It” and Tea” or “West Coast.” Dirty Team” is no exception with how fresh and interesting when it “Vacation.” The more hip-hop Heads continue to dominate ■ Often associated and tour with much of a genre-bending act comes to their music. What savvy fans of Dirty Heads need the hip-hop side of things, but acts such as Sublime with Rome they are since it skirts around makes their now sixth studio to look no further past tracks the reggae is a bit more lacking and 311 but never fully commits to one album, “Swim Team,” stand out like “God Damn Liar” and “High this time around. “Swim Team” ■ One of the first times the group or the other. from the rest of their work is Tea.” Tracks like “Lonely for is just about having fun and re- played Red Rocks was in 2010. Dirty Heads have been ac- how hard it tries to be different Me” have these large production flecting on life just like some of tive for barely over a decade and the number of collaborators level styles that border the edge the band’s previous releases. COLLEGIAN.COM Tuesday, October 17, 2017 16 Los Angeles Times Daily Crossword Puzzle 13 Mt. 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