Students Protest, Walk out of Ann Coulter Event at CU Boulder by Erin Douglas & Students Walked out in Protest

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Students, community members and activists gather outside of the Cristol Chemistry and Biochemistry buildings on CU Boulder’s campus to protest Turning Point USA’s guest speaker Ann Coulter. PHOTO BY DAVIS BONNER COLLEGIAN Students protest, walk out of Ann Coulter event at CU Boulder By Erin Douglas & students walked out in protest. groups did not become violent. Coulter or to protest her. The CSU these things really undermine any Meagan Stackpool The event was hosted by Though tense, the crowd quickly chapter of Young Democratic point she could possibly make.” @CSUCollegian Turning Point USA, a conservative de-escalated when the main group Socialists of America attended The walkout was organized nonprofit with an aim to organize of protesters moved to a different the event to show solidarity with by The Collective, a new CU BOULDER - In fear, in anger students on college campuses to location on campus. CU’s chapter and to protest rising student group on campus focused and in hope for change on campus, promote conservative policies. Students said they came to fascism and bigotry, members on changing campus climate students outside a University Turning Point USA hosted Charlie protest Coulter’s speech because said. around racism, in coordination of Colorado, Boulder chemistry Kirk at CSU, which sparked fights her rhetoric is racist and hurts “I think any critically with other groups. The group building protested the presence of between white nationalists and marginalized groups. thinking person who listens to chose to stage a walkout in order a conservative speaker on campus antifa, a little over a month ago. “We’re here to symbolize that her rhetoric would see that it’s to perform a protest that was safe Wednesday night, while others Though CU’s administration free speech does not equal hate not only absurdly racist, but and non-disruptive, said Berkeley supported her speech inside. and police force heavily prepared speech,” said Percy Suchanek, a also she’s basically parroting the Mccarthy, one organizer with About 500 students gathered for the event, including by freshman CU student protester. minds of whatever the Trump The Collective. Mccarthy was to either listen or leave the talk scouting Coulter’s previous event “Ann Coulter just spreads hate administration is spouting at disappointed in CU’s handling of by Ann Coulter, a popular and in California, the protesters speech and we don’t feel safe that point,” said Larson Ross, the event, but said Turning Point well-known right-wing political and Coulter supporters only having her on our campus.” a senior political science CSU USA had a right to host a speaker. commentator. About 20 minutes interacted for a few brief moments A handful of CSU students student and YDSA Member. “She into her speech, between 75-100 after the event let out, and the two attended the event, either to see is vehemently anti-feminist. All of see COULTER on page 7 >> COLLEGIAN.COM 2 Thursday, March 22, 2018 FORT COLLINS FOCUS

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CAMPUS ASCSU Speaker of the Senate candidates plan to diversify conversations By Natalia Sperry not necessarily about your past as representatives. Fee Review Board and Vice help educate new senators and @Natalia_Sperry much as it is about what you want “People are against the President of ASCSU’s Multi-Faith promote networking within the to do with your future.” idea of having uncomfortable and Belief Council. entirety of student government. Last year, the Associated Amundson said his campaign conversations,” Amundson said. Sherif also recently founded All of these frameworks are Students of Colorado State centers around the goals of “But, I believe that uncomfortable the ASCSU Women’s Caucus and intended to promote an inclusive University introduced a new serving students, developing dialogue is tough to go through, is the only student representative environment in the Senate that is leadership role intended to dialogue and cultivating but it’s necessary to go through.” of the Faith and Cultural Inclusion conducive to producing tangible lead the weekly Senate sessions compassion. As Speaker of the Having grown up in Indonesia sub-committee of President Tony legislation and accountability, by adding the Speaker of the Senate, Amundson said he would and Venezuela before moving Frank’s Commission for Diversity Sherif said. Senate position to the ballot. The encourage all ASCSU members to Colorado, Amundson said and Inclusion. “ASCSU, in this year and Speaker of the Senate acts as to engage in service to the his experiences in international “I didn’t know that I could get former years, has been often the representative and leader community. schools prepared him to facilitate involved in student government.” criticized as mostly focusing of the legislative branch, which “It’s not enough to talk dialogue in the Senate as Speaker. Sherif said. “I thought it was out on internal bills all the time in turn serves as a direct line of about issues,” Amundson said. “I believe the goal of the of my reach.” that ultimately end up in a file representation for the student “Every single person involved Senate is to reach collective Sherif said her campaign cabinet,” Sherif said. “We end up body through academic colleges, in student government should action. My past -- where I lived centers around the goals of standing in support of something, the Student Diversity Programs be doing community service in such diverse places like promoting accountability and but what are we doing when we’re and Services offices and student and community engagement international schools -- taught connection. In doing so, she hopes standing in support? We don’t councils across the University, projects.” me it is more important to focus to improve the internal workings take the step afterwards.” according to ASCSU. Those ideas led Amundson on what we have in common than of ASCSU and facilitate a space In order to address all of these A year after the position to donate his privately raised what we have that is different,” where traditionally unheard issues, Sherif said she plans on was added to the ballot, two campaign funds to survivors of Amundson said. “(In Senate) we voices can be heard. building time into every Senate candidates, Benjamin Amundson Hurricane Harvey. have a lot of different ideas and “Moving from senator in session for honest conversations. and Merall Sherif, look to the “We believe that the power of perspectives, but what do we have my current capacity to speaker “What I’ve learned in my future both of the position and of a positive message is greater than in common, and what common in the capacity of facilitating capacity as senator is that we may the Senate. campaign money,” Amundson ground can we reach to solve things, I have to be impartial,” all have different beliefs, different Benjamin Amundson said. “Even if we don’t win, giving those issues on campus?” Sherif said. “But, I also can create political affiliations and different Amundson is a freshman away the money was worth the Merall Sherif frameworks and a system to backgrounds, but we need to all agricultural business major who positive message.” Sherif is a sophomore pre- where senators can be linked up have faith in each other,” Sherif currently serves as a senator for Another goal as Amundson medical student double majoring with their students.” said. “We need to be able to have the College of Agriculture and a said he has for Speaker of the in neuroscience and biology. She Those frameworks include room for diverse conversations member of the ASCSU External Senate would be to develop currently serves as the senator creating a suggestion box in the to happen (and) for real talk Affairs Committee. inclusive dialogue representative for the Women and Gender ASCSU office and on their website to be built into the agenda for “Ultimately, I think that if of all perspectives. He also Advocacy Center, Senate power that can connect all online and the senate session, and that’s you have a passion and desire for encourages all senators to meet chair, Vice Chair of University traditional students directly to something I plan to do.” change, then you can instill that with their constituents in order Issues Committee, Health their representatives, in addition Natalia Sperry can be reached change,” Amundson said. “It’s to contribute to that dialogue as Network liaison for the Student to a mentoring program to at [email protected]. NEWS 4 Thursday, March 22, 2018

CAMPUS CAMPUS Student groups create community as ASCSU candidates a resource for mental heath support debate transparency By Samantha Ye may not be the case for all is college life, cofounder @samxye4 By Haley Candelario populations though, Patrias Ashley Wheeler said the @H_Candelario98 “Often times, what happens said. student-led support group in ASCSU doesn’t get relayed Alongside the plethora of While most students promotes a substance-free to the students at all,” Hill said. professional mental health would never judge their lifestyle for its members Editor’s Note: Allec Brust and her “Students know how their student resources available to them, friends for seeking help, through weekly meetings and running mate, Mareena Winchell, fees are being (allocated). A lot of Colorado State University some are reluctant to get help by providing fun, substance- were previously employed for the times they’re going to places they students formed several for themselves, according to free events like group dinners. Rocky Mountain Collegian. Brust don’t know about, so (we want) student-led organizations Patrias. Most importantly, it offers an was the former Collegian opinion to increase that communication to support the mental well- Ewer said although the essential peer community editor, and Winchell was a former to students and increase that being of their peers. University offers a number of through which students can reporter for the Collegian arts and transparency.” Two student groups, good resources, students do meet and connect with those culture desk. Presidential Candidate Allec Active Minds and Ram not take advantage of them with similar experiences. As students walked through Brust and running mate Mareena Recovery, focus on giving as much as they could due Ram Recovery currently the Plaza Wednesday afternoon, Winchell said transparency students a community to to stigma. She said Active has three meetings per the four presidential campaigns with ASCSU could be improved connect with and an advocacy Minds is here to tell students week. Students at all stages and two Speaker of the Senate through better communication platform for their voices, if “it’s OK to not be OK,” and to of recovery are welcome but candidates contesting for with student media. they so choose. direct people to the resources they must be sober to attend positions in the Associated “Transparency lies a lot in Active Minds they need. meetings and events. Students of Colorado State how ASCSU communicates with After a fall semester of The organization started General Recovery University discussed the outside bodies,” Brust said. “One community building within as the Conscious Student Monday nights, 5:30-6:30 student government’s need for thing I think is a major problem is the club, the CSU chapter of Alliance and became officially is in room 3013 in the CSU transparency and how they would how ASCSU communicates with Active Minds is getting back recognized as an Active Health Network and is open improve the culture of ASCSU, the media. Bridging that media on campus to advocate for Minds chapter in spring of to anyone who identifies should they be elected. gap is going to bring a lot of the mental health awareness, 2016. in being in the process of Presidential and Vice Presidential things that students need to know suicide prevention and Members table on the recovery. Debate to campus, and I think it’s going to destigmatizing mental Plaza and at various events The Breakfast Club is The presidential and vice fix a lot of the transparency issues struggles for the campus and they create sticky similar except held in the presidential candidates referred that we see.” community. note murals, but most Bistro on the 3rd Floor of the to ASCSU’s tendency to focus Speaker of the Senate Debate With recent bias- significantly, they connect Health Network at 10 a.m. on internal matters and how The two Speaker of the Senate motivated incidents and the with each other’s shared goal Thursdays. the student government could candidates, Merall Sherif and protests surrounding the and interests. The Eating Disorder improve transparency within the Benjamin Amundson discussed Smashing Socialism lecture, Active Minds focused Recovery meeting is geared organization and with students. how they would improve the Active Minds president largely on building toward those recovering Presidential Candidate culture of the Senate. Ellie Ewer said the changing community among members from eating disorders, and Tristan Syron and his running Sherif said she would aim to campus environment is a last semester through meets Wednesdays, 6:30 p.m. mate Kevin Sullivan said ASCSU change the culture of the Senate detriment to mental health. potlucks, coffee nights and in room 3013 in the Health is too internally focused and does by making the space more safe Thus, Ewer’s goal for storytime, where members Network. not react to the needs of students. and supportive of different Active Minds now is to go around and share their Meetings give everyone “We’re extremely, internally perspectives. connect the community and backgrounds with mental a chance to share their focused,” Sullivan said. “If you “I personally don’t believe support students across all illness with each other. experience with a certain look behind, you can see the in giving people a voice,” Sherif boundaries. They meet every “It’s a way for members issue such as alcohol in a Senate chambers, and in between said. “I believe in creating a space other Tuesday in room 3013 to really kind of dig in and student’s life, and share the Senate chambers, there’s a in which they can speak for of the Health Center at 5:30 realize the similarities we solutions and advice. logo of ourselves that serves as a themselves authentically because p.m. all have with our stories,” Having been part of metaphor for the fact that we can’t often times we have people who One of their largest Ewer said. “I think it’s one a recovery group at the see the student body outside the exist in communities and cultures events so far was Send thing to want to share the University of Connecticut, Senate chambers without seeing on our campus that are not allowed Silence Packing, an exhibit message about mental illness Wheeler wanted her next an image of ourselves first, and to speak up for themselves and are which visually showed on campus but it’s another school to have that critical that needs to change.” silenced.” annual college suicide rates. thing to share that with each resource. With the help Presidential Candidate Liam Amundson said he plans to This semester, they are other.” of the Counseling Center, Aubrey said the tendency for the change the internal culture of cosponsoring Rams Fail According to Ewer, many CSU alumni Celeste Rakel, organization to be self-focused the ASCSU Senate by requiring Forward and planning a students join Active Minds Schlaack and other students, was the most prevalent issue in senators to do community service. Day of Play before finals to either because they identify Wheeler helped start Ram ASCSU. “It’s not enough to just be in encourage students to engage with having mental health Recovery. “I know with the water bottle the Senate talking about issues,” in active stress management. conditions, know someone By providing a safe space bill that was recently passed, there Amundson said. “We can talk As a resident assistant who does, or they want to for students suffering from was a clause in that to make sure all we want, but if we’re the in Parmalee Hall, Ewer said enter a career path relevant addiction, Wheeler hopes to that there were plaques that had ones actually out there making she sees many students to mental health. No matter make it easier for recovering our names on them, and at the end the change, that’s what’s most overwhelmed adjusting to their reasons for joining, all students to find the support of the day, it is not about us,” Aubrey important. I think that we can university and schoolwork. are welcome. they need. said. “It is about understanding change the culture of the Senate “It’s really just a Jenga Those who want to join “There’s still that stigma the needs specifically of the to where we serve others rather pile. You keep adding blocks Active Minds can use the on campus about students students, and there are a lot of than asking, ‘Hey, do this for me,’ of different responsibilities email found on their Facebook who are either struggling with challenges that we face with that, … so I think ultimately service is a in your life and I think page or via RamLink. addiction or even entering but the communication needs big way we can change the internal students sometimes forget to Ram Recovery into recovery and what to change. I think we can do a lot culture.” come back to their self-care,” Whether a student is that means,” Wheeler said. more to not only communicate to The next debate for the Ewer said. “Eventually you’re recovering from substance “I kind of see it as another the students but how the students presidential campaigns and the going to take out that Jenga abuse disorders, eating marginalized community on (can) communicate better to us.” Speaker of the Senate candidates piece and everything’s going disorders, behavioral campus that doesn’t always Presidential Candidate will occur March 28 at 7 p.m. to fall over.” addictions, or co-occurring get the support they need to Jacob Epperson and running in the LSC Theatre and will be Janelle Patrias, advisor mental health disorders, make it through college.” mate Carter Hill campaign said moderated by a reporter from for Active Minds, said the Ram Recovery strives to help Ram Recovery strongly they would like to improve the Rocky Mountain Student Media campus really embraced all students in their path to emphasizes the importance transparency of the student fees Corporation and broadcast on help-seeking attitudes, so recovery. of peer-to-peer engagement by keeping students updated on CTV Channel 11. students are more likely to In the “alcohol-and-drug- in the recovery process. where their student fees are being Haley Candelario can be get the help they need. That saturated environment” that see HEALTH on page 6 >> spent. reached at [email protected]. NEWS Thursday, March 22, 2018 5

CAMPUS CAMPUS Four students nominated ASCSU discusses new Constitution, for Truman Scholarship unanimously formalizes Women’s Caucus By Stuart Smith Wells responded to Sullivan’s However, a lengthy period of By Austin Fleskes @notstuartsmith @Austinfleskes07 She said that she is very question of if the body did not debate preceded it, with several grateful to be nominated for the have a constitution by stating changes made to the wording of Every year, the Harry S. scholarship At their first Senate session even if Dr. Frank did not sign the bill before a roll call vote. Truman Scholarship Foundation “Representing agriculture after the mid-semester break, off on a first draft, they would The main point of awards the Truman scholarship and being nominated for the Associated Students of continue to work for one he contention was on the to students across the nation the scholarship, I’m really Colorado State University dealt would approve of. pronouns and inclusivity of the who are proponents of public excited to send the message with issues that would affect “If he doesn’t sign right bill. service in many different fields. that agriculture and livestock them and other students for away, we’re going to work on it Senators Hart and This year, four Colorado production is ready to embrace years. to figure out what we can do . . . Amundson both asked about State University students out of change and we are excited to find New ASCSU Constitution in agreement with everyone in language about men in the 194 national finalists have been new ways forward,” Mijares said. One proposed change of the University,” Wells said. bill, such as allowing them in nominated for the scholarship. Isaacs, who is originally ASCSU’s Constitution would be The main change to the the caucus at all and the chair The finalists are Clint from Anchorage, Alaska, started in the process of impeachment. impeachment process would explicitly being limited to Fallon, a senior fish, wildlife and wanting to be a physician’s One concern over the revisions be the addition of interim women. biology major; Sage Mijares, a assistant for a hospital was that CSU President Tony measures to discipline It was decided that all junior animal sciences major; and eventually landed on Frank might not sign off on members without jumping to genders could be members, but Cat Sunstone, a senior human environmental health for her the Constitution, and Senators impeachment. Everything up to only women would be allowed dimensions of natural resources major. Kevin Sullivan and Michaela an impeachable offense would to chair the caucus, as the goal major; and Coral Isaacs, a senior Isaacs said being nominated Breidenbach questioned be handled internally, instead is to empower women. environmental health major. changed her views on what she whether that might lead to the of the dual-track impeachment The caucus’s next event will According to the Harry S. is doing. dissolution of ASCSU. that is currently in place. host Dr. Blanche Hughes in the Truman Scholarship Foundation “This semester I decided “As I understand it, Tony President Wells closed the ASCSU Chambers next month. website, the foundation I am finally in something I (Frank) has to sign off on the discussion by emphasizing that Religious exemption policy identifies young people at “an really enjoy,” Isaacs said. “Being Constitution every year,” it was still only preliminary, on syllabi resolution passes important inflection point in nominated for the Truman Sullivan said. “If he didn’t and the purpose was to find out unanimously their development,” specifically scholarship was the way for wouldn’t that mean that we what the body thought. A resolution brought up when they are college juniors and me to feel that ‘this is where I don’t have a Constitution? . . . If “The plan is to make sure at the last session also passed up, and “recognize and reward belong.’” we didn’t have a Constitution, that by the end of the year, we unanimously last night. While their commitments to devote Sunstone said that she chose would we be an organization?” have this in a bill that can be it is only a resolution so it does themselves to public service.” her major because it was the Jason Johnson, general ratified by the body to amend not actually have any power, Nominees will interview social science side of natural counsel for CSU, assured the . . . the Constitution in a way it shows that ASCSU is in in front of a board to explain resources and gets her excited to body that student government that we see fit for both parties,” support of allowing students why what they do would be learn everything possible. would not be dissolved. Wells said. to be exempted from class on considered public service, She added that being “ASCSU doesn’t cease to Women’s Caucus Bill unanimously the holidays of their religion, among other questions. Those nominated is acknowledgment exist,” Johnson said. “You passes after debate as most syllabi only allow for who are awarded the scholarship of all the hard work she has been have a Constitution right now, A bill to formally establish more mainstream, Christian are given the opportunity of doing for the last few years, after and we’re working on a new the newly-formed women’s holidays. $30,000 for graduate school and coming back to school after time Constitution.” caucus was passed unanimously Stuart Smith can be reached the opportunity to intern at an off. ASCSU President Michael Wednesday night, 26-0-0. at [email protected]. organization of their choosing “It is a really powerful sense for a summer in Washington, of accomplishment,” Sunstone D.C. said. “It was an enormous Fallon, an Army veteran, achievement to do, and it means arrived at CSU after being a lot to me that the committee unsure if he would even go to recognized everything I have college. He said he chose his done.” major because he felt that nature Mary Swanson, the holds an intrinsic value and that associate director of the office he could learn to protect nature of Undergraduate Research for generations to come. and Artistry and the Office for Fallon said that being Scholarship and Fellowship nominated is an honor for him. Advising, has helped these four “It’s good to know it’s not get ready for the interview. a small window,” Fallon said. “It is a great privilege to “It’s open to all sorts of different get to work with students. It is people who are trying to make a exciting to see applications come difference in a way they think is together and I am really proud most effective.” of all our nominees (and all our Mijares, who is currently applicants),” Swanson said. studying abroad in New Zealand, Students interested in has been involved with the applying for this scholarship are ranching community her whole urged to reach out to Swanson to life and decided she wanted find out more information. to pursue an animal sciences Austin Fleskes can be reached degree. at [email protected]. NEWS 6 Thursday, March 22, 2018 CRIME Fort Collins Police arrest man barricaded in home By Austin Fleskes belonged to a family member, Xcel Energy and Poudre p.m.,” explained the press leave premise upon request of a @Austinfleskes07 according to a press release by Fire Authority responded to release. police officer, also a class three the City of Fort Collins. assist with the gas, joined by While clearing the misdemeanor. A man was arrested by Fort Norrie barricaded himself FCPS SWAT who responded to residence, officers found that The investigation of the Collins Police on March 21 after in the house, threatening to assist in resolving the incident. Norrie had started a fire inside incident is currently on- barricading himself in his home. harm himself with a knife, as The gas line to the house was the home, but fire responders going, and additional charges Joseph Norrie, 43, threatened he refused the commands from cut off, and several hours later were able to extinguish the fire. are expected to be filed with to hurt himself and ignite a police to exit the home. While Norrie exited the residence, but No other people were in the the Larimer County District room filled with gas. on the scene, officers detected was uncooperative with officers home during the incident. Attorney’s Office sometime in At 2:12 p.m., FCPD received an odor of gas coming from the on scene. Norrie was transported the near future. a call regarding a disturbance at home. Norrie threatened to “A less-lethal device was and booked at Larimer County Austin Fleskes can be the Skyline Trailer Park, located ignite the gas, causing officers deployed to gain his compliance, Jail on charges of reckless reached at [email protected]. at 2211 W. Mulberry St. Officers to evacuate the surrounding and officers were able to safely endangerment, a class three located Norrie at a home that residence. take him into custody at 4:52 misdemeanor, and refusal to CAMPUS Health Leading candidates in the 2018 Colorado governor election >> from page 4 By Ty Betts @tybetts9 plans for water conservation with of Colorado’s public lands and Coffman and husband U.S. Rep. “Hearing that people my age hopes to save 400 thousand acre- advocates for a future fueled by Mike Coffman (R-Colo.) recently were suffering from the same After serving a two-term feet of water by 2050. renewable energy. split. kinds of things honestly saved my limit, John Hickenlooper is Jared Polis Equipped with a four-step Focus: A press release from life,” cofounder Justyn Schlaack soon to be replaced as governor From: Boulder, Colorado plan, Johnston also plans to her campaign site indicates wrote in an email to The Collegian. of Colorado as campaigns Background: According to reform gun control in Colorado Coffman’s strong opposition “I thought I was all alone and every for November’s election are Ballotpedia, Polis graduated with steps including banning to sanctuary cities for single week I was reminded that I underway. with a bachelor’s degree from bump stocks and high capacity undocumented immigrants. wasn’t.” With the March 6 caucus Princeton University. His magazines. “Sanctuary city policies are Schlaack wrote how when completed, candidates are campaign website shows he has “We are calling on students, disrespectful to law-abiding she was living her life through moving forward with campaigns spent time as an entrepreneur parents, community members Americans and all immigrants alcohol, the weekly meetings were in preparation for primary building businesses including and elected officials to join who followed the law as they her only relief from otherwise elections on June 26 leading to American Information Systems, the movement #4NoMore,” came to our country to pursue constant depression and anxiety. the general election on Nov. 6. ProFlowers and an online Johnston’s campaign site reads. the American Dream,” the press Although she had been in support This overview takes the three greeting card company. release reads. groups with older adults, nothing most voted-for Democrats in the Polis currently acts as one of Republicans Coffman also showed support compared to speaking to someone recent caucus with Cary Kennedy seven politicians who represent Walker Stapleton for the rights of gun owners to who faced the same struggles of receiving 49 percent of the vote, Colorado in the U.S. House. Polis From: Colorado conceal carry guns within and balancing the daily life of college. Jared Polis at 33 percent and recently opened a campaign office Background: According across state borders as expressed Wheeler called the recovery Mike Johnston at 9 percent. The in Fort Collins located on College to Ballotpedia, Stapleton has a in a letter written to Congress. group an essential resource in Republican caucus results have Avenue and Laurel Street. bachelor’s degree from Williams Doug Robinson relation to mental health. not been released at this time Focus: Polis has several College, a graduate degree from From: Michigan “By promoting recovery and the selected candidates for priorities including improving London School of Economics and Background: Although you’re promoting mental health,” this article take the three highest statewide broadband internet, a master’s degree from Harvard he is the nephew of previous Wheeler said. “And, by promoting polling candidates according to taking measures to prevent Business School. presidential candidate Mitt mental health, you’re helping surveys by Magellan Strategies. gun violence and establishing Stapleton is currently serving Romney, Robinson is new to recovery.” Democrats universal full-day kindergarten his second term as Colorado State politics and spent his most of life The group recently received Cary Kennedy and preschool across Colorado. Treasurer. working in the private sector. a grant from Transforming Youth From: Evergreen and Denver, Polis also wants to ensure Focus: Stapleton’s campaign According to his campaign Recovery which they plan to use to Colorado affordable housing within the site shows he opposes sanctuary website, Robinson has an continue building themselves as Background: According to state. cities and intends to increase economics degree from Brigham an accessible campus resource. Ballotpedia, Kennedy’s education “The Colorado way of life enforcement of immigration Young University and moved to Students can join either includes a bachelor’s degree should be within reach for laws. Fiscal restraint and higher Colorado with his family in 1996. by contacting them through from St. Lawrence University, everyone,” Polis’ campaign site attention to taxpayer dollars Focus: Robinson highlights their Facebook page, email or a master’s degree in public reads. also hold a place in Stapleton’s the need to improve Colorado simply showing up to a meeting. administration from Columbia Polis also has preparations to priorities. education by embracing charter The group continues to seek a University and a law degree from adapt Colorado’s infrastructure Stapleton showed support for schools, STEM fields and permanent space on campus the University of Denver. and mass transit to support an making use of Colorado’s natural vocational studies. While noting where members can gather Kennedy was elected as the increasing state population. resources. that he was never a supporter of outside of meeting times. Colorado State Treasurer and Mike Johnston “Colorado is blessed with an legalizing marijuana, Robinson’s Samantha Ye can be reached at later appointed by Denver Mayor From: Eagle County, abundance of natural resources: campaign website advocates for [email protected]. Michael Hancock to serve as Colorado coal, oil, gas, as well as wind, eliminating black markets to deputy mayor and chief financial Background: According to his sunshine and rivers that are not increase tax revenue from legal officer for the city of Denver. campaign site, Johnston worked only a part of our way of life, but a marijuana purchases. Focus: Kennedy spotlighted as a public school teacher in vital supply of energy,” Stapleton’s Robinson also calls for three areas on her campaign Mississippi before coming back campaign site reads. action to improve Colorado’s website that she will address if to Colorado and working as the Cynthia Coffman infrastructure. elected. principle for a juvenile detention From: Missouri “(The Colorado Department “Making education center. Background: According to of Transportation) has been Colorado’s top priority, making Johnston is a former Ballotpedia, Coffman earned allocated almost no money from healthcare affordable andmember of the Colorado State a bachelor’s degree from the the general fund. And now we’re accessible and protecting the Senate and served as one of 35 University of Missouri-Columbia at a breaking point,” Robinson’s Colorado we love in the face representatives who created and later a law degree from campaign website reads. “We will of growth,” Kennedy’s website legislature for Colorado. Georgia State University. make fixing our roads a priority in reads. Focus: Johnston’s campaign Coffman is the current my administration.” Kennedy also plans to shape site highlights a need for better attorney general for Colorado Ty Betts can be reached at energy policy to meet and exceed infrastructure and increased after serving 10 years as chief [email protected]. the goals of the Paris Climate funding for public schools. deputy attorney general under Agreement. Kennedy also has Johnston also opposes the selling Attorney General John Suthers. NEWS Thursday, March 22, 2018 7

protesters,” said Sierra Oklesson, a CU student and Turning Follow CAM through the LSC to Coulter Point USA member. “(I think it’s important) to get the other soak up the arts... >> from page 1 perspective because at CU we have none of (the conservative “Not as much money or perspective). We don’t have 8 a.m. security was put towards speakers anybody.” Cam starts his day with like Laverne Cox,” Mccarthy said. Though many conservative coffee and a pastry from Sweet Sinsations Cafe. 8:10 a.m. “There was way more security students said the event was a win Cam enjoys his coffee in the Diane Warren here (for Ann Coulter), way more for free speech and for bringing Kindness Lounge, money spent and more care, new ideas into a liberal space, and looks out at the honestly, than for any other liberal liberal students said Coulter’s 11:45 p.m. Sutherland Community speakers.” presence was more harmful than a Cam stops to play the Garden sculptures piano outside the Curfman created by alumnus, CU provided external security First Amendment demonstration. Gallery at the South Pard Morrison. for the event, while Turning “To the wealthy and privileged Entrance of the LSC. Point USA provided funding for strata of Boulder, of which there are 9 a.m. the speaker fees and for internal a lot, Ann Coulter’s ideas are not a Cam gathers with his security, CU chief spokesperson threat,” said Jonathan Flowers, the Art History class at Curfman Gallery to Ryan Huff wrote in a statement co-chair of CU’s YDSA chapter. “I 12:30 p.m. view the latest exhibit. to The Collegian. The total cost of think that’s why they see this as an Cam picks up a sandwich and drink from Bagel Place 2 the event to the University will not exercise in free speech, but there and eats in the Hallery on be released for several weeks until are many unprivileged people in Level 100 of the LSC. 3:30 p.m. the bills are tallied, Huff wrote. Boulder and in Colorado who will After class, Cam Students who attended the be directly affected by the ideas that walks up to the Level 300 Duhesa event praised CU for allowing she’s propagating.” 1:15 p.m. Gallery to reflect Coulter to speak. However, many student Cam purchases a new on and learn about sketchbook and a box Native American art. “Boulder is a very leftist protesters said by allowing Coulter of pastels from the school, so I think by hosting her, to speak and providing resources CSU Bookstore. and not shutting it down, (that) for her to do so, CU’s allowance An equal-access and equal-opportunity University. was a big step forward for free bordered on an endorsement. speech,” said Alexander Adams, This struck a chord with students a CSU sophomore economics who feel as though the university lsc.colostate.edu thethe placeplace to to be student who traveled from Fort is already not supporting BE Collins to attend the event. marginalized groups. In the event, Coulter spoke “I think more than anything, about immigration and the the reoccurring events on this dangers of liberal ideology. campus affirm that students “The modern definition for a like myself are not welcomed,” racist is a conservative winning an said Magdalena Landa-Posas, a argument with a liberal,” Coulter senior ethnic studies CU student, said in response to a student’s in reference to the university question about being conservative spending resources on events in a liberal space. like Coulter’s. “Regardless of the Turning Point USA members money I spent on this school, it said the event was a success, and will still be spent against me.” PASSOVER they were happy with how CU Collegian reporter Meagan handled the speech. Stackpool contributed to this “I think we had a really good report. Collegian Editor-in-Chief turnout everybody responded Erin Douglas can be reached at really well other than the [email protected]. SEDER CRIME A Jewish Holiday Celebration Gun threat restricts roads Wednesday evening Friday March 30, 7:00pm By Matt Bailey @mattnes1999 These restrictions affected traffic in the area for Sections of roadway in Fort approximately 25 minutes Lory Student Center, North Ballroom Collins were restricted for citizen around 7 p.m., according to the safety on Wednesday after Fort press release. Collins Police received a report The suspect was identified of a man who was displaying as 21-year-old Jayce Branson. a potentially serious weapon, Officers found a replica firearm RSVP REQUIRED by March 22 at according to a press release inside the vehicle Branson was published by the City of Fort in, and after further investigation, www.JewishCSU.com/Seder Collins. it was revealed that Branson According to the report that threatened the driver of the was received by police, the man vehicle he was in with the replica threateningly displayed a gun out firearm. of the window of his vehicle at a Branson was booked into For more information: person in a nearby vehicle. the Larimer County Detention After the suspect’s vehicle Center on the charges of felony 720-207-3222 or [email protected] was located by officers near the menacing, identity theft, intersection of South College domestic violence, possession of Avenue and Trilby Road, portions drug paraphernalia and unrelated of roadway were restricted from warrants. citizen access due to the potential Matt Bailey can be reached at threat of the weapon. [email protected]. OPINION 8 Thursday, March 22, 2018

COLLEGIAN COLUMNISTS Don’t fall prey to the myth that grades don’t matter For more risk-averse is worth it, as long as it does not is often reality, appearing smart of candidates, as grades are individuals, it raises the question: come at the expense of other with a high GPA can be appealing. commonly inflated. Additionally, Josh “Do good grades really matter opportunities. However, a 3.5 with leadership a GPA does not reflect a track Sliva once you’re in college?” Heated As it relates to employment, and professional experience is record of achievement in another debate and legitimate arguments companies often use electronic overwhelmingly preferred to a 4.0 area, such as extracurriculars, @jsflix can be found on both sides. On screeners to filter out interview with no professional experience. athletic involvement and soft one hand is the popular argument candidates with a lower GPA. Grades matter to the extent skills. that a “2.0 student can know more This form of screening is most that valuable time that could While GPA, in isolation, Editor’s Note: All opinion section than a 4.0 student. Grades don’t common in “big companies have been spent on professional intrinsically does not matter, content reflects the views of the determine intelligence, they who specialize in consulting, development or personal health what does matter is what it can individual author only and does test obedience.” The common accounting, engineering, and is not sacrificed in the sole pursuit reflect to employers. A recent not represent a stance taken by the response is that 2.0 students just investment banking.” A USA of a high GPA. graduate trying to get their foot in Collegian or editorial board. say that to make themselves feel Today study found that 43 percent According to the USA the door who has built up positive Growing up and throughout better. of all companies surveyed have a Today study, “only 25 percent of work and time management high school, students are told With the exception of formal GPA threshold, while 63 employers thought that GPA was habits through studying and that good grades are essential to certain opportunities such as percent of larger companies had a the first or second most important attending class on a schedule getting into a good university. In graduate school, the answer is GPA threshold. factor” in job applicants. Though is less likely to struggle in the college, during the crunch time not always cut and dry. Some High grades in college also it may make the difference in professional world. of every midterm and finals week, level of academic maintenance can be reflective of a student with a close decision between two At the end of the day, though the question of how to study and is required (a 2.0 at CSU) to stay effective discipline, work habits qualified candidates, a separate studying (often while sleep- whether it matters comes up enrolled, but beyond that, does and time management skills. A study conducted by the Chronicle deprived and on a ramen diet) can in every student’s mind. After getting good grades in college high GPA can reflect a potential of Higher Education placed GPA be extremely stressful, the results all, people like Bill Gates, Mark actually matter after admission? employee who is organized, on third or below on the list of are worth it. Zuckerburg and Steve Jobs The answer is yes, and it depends. motivated to succeed and works important factors in hiring. Josh Silva can be reached at dropped out of college and went While grades don’t define you, well under pressure. The reason is because grades [email protected]. on to be wildly successful. getting good grades in college In a world where perception often do not reflect the full picture

COLLEGIAN COLUMNISTS NOPE ASCSU fails to represent students DOPE major Sam Barker said. “I’ve ASCSU cares so much about In spite of this promise, never really heard of them students’ hydration habits that student government has done Trying to Free talking with students or doing they’re willing to spend our almost nothing to combat break your hockey Ethan Vassar anything special.” money to make sure we don’t larger health issues like the bad habit of tickets. @ethan_vassar This is echoed by forget how much they care. renovation of Clark. eating out. sophomore communication ASCSU has been operating This highlights the main studies major Francisco with an internal focus for far issue with ASCSU: a lack of Bartucci: “I know ASCSU is too long, and it’s long past time communication and common Editor’s Note: All opinion the student government on for them to start a dialogue ground with the student body. section content reflects the campus. Other than that, I’m with the students they claim to ASCSU has been operating views of the individual author not sure.” represent. with an internal focus for far The hiccups. Using your only and does not represent a It’s surprisingly hard to Sen. Alyssa Huber proves too long, and it’s long past time research stance taken by the Collegian or answer these questions, and it just how out of touch ASCSU for them to start a dialogue for one project for four other its editorial board. shouldn’t be. is with the CSU student body, with the students they claim to projects. For an organization that is Screaming matches, saying, “It helps students,” in represent. the “student voice on campus,” impeachments conducted like support of the bill. Yes, the new Not only is it heartbreaking, ASCSU is pretty bad at, well, witch hunts and questionable water fountains may fill up my but it shows the destitute doing its job. financial decisions are just a water bottle a few seconds culture that currently holds The Associated Students few of the recent antics going faster and will certainly help ASCSU. If this continues, the of Colorado State University on in the Senate chambers. me if I ever developed an early slim amount of respect ASCSU The best Daylight appear more aloof than a Recently, they passed a new case of arthritis, but there are commands will be gone, and season Savings friend that owes you money. water bottle bill, with $11,500 a plethora of other ways the extremely hard to earn back. (a.k.a winter) Time. Actually, ASCSU is that being put towards retrofitting money could have been put If anyone in ASCSU takes ending. friend who owes you money existing water fountains in to use that would improve issue with what I’ve written and purposely avoids you: Clark, Engineering, Johnson student life substantially more. here, feel free to write a letter Students fees fund the Hall, the Visual Arts Building Namely, at least addressing the to the editor or shoot me a seemingly endless charade of and the University Center for stark reality of many college tweet. Based on how long it nonsense disguised as politics. the Arts. The remaining $500 students going hungry. took to impeach the former president, I’ll expect your The Being So what does ASCSU do, of the approved budget will go One of the water bottle moths are inspired by besides not enough? to plaques crediting ASCSU bill’s creators, Tristan Syron, reply in a month. coming back. It’s the change in “I know it’s student for their commendable and stated that student health “will Ethan Vassar can be reached imminent. seasons. government, but that’s all,” righteous efforts in hydration. always be everyone’s number at [email protected]. junior agricultural literacy It’s nice knowing that one goal.”

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Should NCAA athletes be restricted outside of their sport?

Colorado State quarterback Collin Hill’s second ACL tear in three years, this time from playing intramural basketball, raises questions about scholarship athletes’ activities outside of their sport. Is it fair to prohibit these athletes from participating in extracurricular activities, or does doing so violate their rights? Collegian sports reporters Luke Zahlmann and Christian Hedrick give their opinions on the controversial subject.

the athletes in the form of additional with the standard 6-12 month recovery funds due to NCAA regulations. time for ACL injuries, he could be passed Luke That lack of funding outside of a Christian on the depth chart and may never get Zahlmann scholarship serves as an excusal for Hedrick another start for CSU. It’s not fair for any given athlete when a situation @ChristianhCSU Hill and it’s not fair for the program @lukezahlmann like the one Hill is going through that invested in the young quarterback. occurs. With the looming risk of season-ending Expecting trainers to follow injuries, no one benefits in the long run Hill around and monitor his every from unrestrained off-field activity. Without a wage, athletes are free to activity is ludicrous and places an Unrestricted off-field activity is a A more restrictive policy against live how they see fit unfair burden on not only him, but slippery slope for NCAA athletes off-field activity could have prevented Controversy struck Colorado the trainers as well. His life outside Spring practice has just begun for Hill and countless other athletes from State football as quarterback Collin of the hours he puts into improving the Colorado State football team, but missing significant time. Players may Hill once again tore his ACL, this the program with his presence is his the 2018 season may already be derailed not be happy with restrictions on their time while playing basketball outside own business, within the constraints by an ACL injury to expected starting life away from the field, but the idea is of program actives. The rub lies in of the law. quarterback Collin Hill. certainly not unprecedented. the fact that Hill suffered the injury Personnel of the team are well Whether it’s on the practice field or in Theo Epstein of the Chicago Cubs is outside of football, while not under within their rights to regulate games, injuries like Hill’s are an inherent arguably the most prolific executive in the watchful eye of team trainers activities involved with the sport in part of football. However, Hill’s injury any of the four major American sports. who led his rehabilitation from his order to properly rehabilitate a given earlier this month did not happen on the According to CBS.com, a standard Cubs original injury. Without a salary, his player from an injury, regardless of football field or in the weight room. The contract restricts players from playing activities off the field, if legal, should severity. redshirt sophomore tore his ACL during basketball, chopping wood, boating, hot be of his own decisions. When the player leaves the a game of pickup basketball. air ballooning and everything in between. A scholarship is not a salary for facility, though, their diet, activity Head coach Mike Bobo said that Epstein’s policy may be the strictest, but an athlete, any more than it is for an and personal Hill’s injury was even section 5(b) of a uniform MLB engineering student that excels in life is just an unfortunate contract prohibits athletes from boxing, their field. A scholarship is merely that. The matter and that skiing, ice hockey and “any other sport a reward for excellence, and a consequences he doesn’t want involving a substantial risk of personal recruiting tool for allowing student- of their to restrict his injury.” The NBA and NFL have similar athletes a lessened financial burden decisions will players’ activity language written into their standard for their efforts at the university. impact their away from player contracts. As an athlete, Hill, or any other careers and the field. The If the Rams had adopted a similar athlete that has sustained an injury what they are head coach’s policy of restricting strenuous off-field outside of their chosen sport, should able to gain policy likely activity, Hill may still be on the field and avoid criticism for the injury, as they from their pleases players the Rams’ 2018 season would look a are not property of the university. given path. and potential whole lot more promising. On the other end of the The coach recruits, but Of course, policing hundreds of spectrum, the University, its athletic of the team is also means student-athletes away from the field is department and the trainers within paid to coach another serious impossible. Coaches can’t always keep each program are not to blame either. the athletes injury away tabs on players and even if one were to Coach Mike Bobo will now deal with that are on the from the field get injured by doing something they the adversity that has been dealt field and make is waiting to weren’t supposed to, it’s hard to prove with the injury while coaching the the product Colorado State quarterback Collin Hill takes part in drills happen. anything away from the field. Standing team, but outside of that adversity, indicative of during spring practice on March 30, 2017. Hill retore his The odds by and not doing anything, though, will he deserves to be free from outside a successful ACL playing intramural basketball on March 8, 2018. of tearing an only usher in more serious injuries. noise. The injury had nothing to do work ethic PHOTO BY ELLIOTT JERGE COLLEGIAN ACL during a By adopting a policy that limits with Bobo and criticism towards him under their game of pickup players’ off-field activity, CSU will also is patently ignoring the facts. watch. And basketball have to adopt a culture of accountability The facts are that Hill sustaining when the athletes are being paid a are not great, but it’s not the first time and trust. Athletes will have to hold the injury on the basketball court salary at the next level, they are held basketball and other off-the-field each other responsible for what they is no different than him slipping under a contract that is the binding activities have produced serious injuries. do away from the field and trust that walking to class and sustaining it. agreement of the stipulations Even at the highest levels, athletes have coaches have their best interests in mind The idea that him playing basketball amongst its verbiage. an unfortunate history of sustaining with such a strict policy. It may seem in his free time deserves regulation Without that contract, and the detrimental injuries while taking on drastic at first, but establishing a culture is utterly asinine. Aside from being a resulting paycheck to go with it, the trivial activities. of accountability has the potential to student-athlete, he is a human being player is not under the control of Most notably, in 2004, New York strengthen bonds on and off the field. enjoying college with others in a those stipulations. In turn, they are Yankees’ postseason hero Aaron Boone With the amount of money and completely lawful venue. in no way obligated to fall under the suffered ligament damage during a game resources annually dumped into CSU The amount of revenue brought watch of a training staff professional of pickup basketball. The injury forced athletics, it’s the players’ and coaches’ in by athletes like Hill, along with outside of the athletic facilities, the Yankees to cut Boone and his brand job to make sure they are putting the best the other athletes of the university, excusing the results that may come new $5.75 million dollar contract before product out on the field. By restricting without fair compensation is another from their decisions such as the the 2004 season. Likewise, 2011 NFL strenuous activities away from the reason to avoid the hysteria. accident that befell Hill. Defensive Player of the Year Terrell field such as basketball, skiing and rock In a meeting with the school’s Luke Zahlmann can be reached at Suggs of the Baltimore Ravens tore his climbing, athletes and coaches can truly Board of Governors, Joe Parker [email protected]. Achilles during a charity basketball represent CSU to the best of their ability said that athletics at CSU had a self- tournament ahead of the 2012 season. on the field. generated revenue of $15.7 million in Hill isn’t playing for million-dollar Christian Hedrick can be reached by 2016-17, none of which was given to contracts at this point in his career, but at [email protected]. SPORTS Thursday, March 22, 2018 11

FOOTBALL Leaders coming to the forefront for CSU early in spring practice By Colin Barnard @ColinBarnard_ When last year he may have been able to lead innocuously, Johnson’s vocal guidance will Since the beginning be the focus of the spring. of spring football in 2017, Just two practices Colorado State head coach into spring camp, his Mike Bobo touted the outspokenness is already leadership qualities of Olabisi evident. Johnson. Amid senior leaders “(Johnson) has always had like Nick Stevens and Jake leadership qualities because Bennett and playing alongside guys respect him and he has the prolific talent of Michael influence,” Bobo said. “He Gallup, Johnson, then just a has taken that next step of junior, humbly led by example. being vocal and challenging One year later, the Rams guys or encouraging guys enter spring football having and speaking up. He did that lost seven starters on offense. with his position group, but No longer will Stevens and now I can hear him do it with Bennett command the offense the whole team. … I hear him with a bevy of other talented talking in the huddle and kind seniors. Through all the of setting the tone.” changes though, Johnson’s Paired with fellow senior leadership remains as steady and audible leader Izzy as ever. Matthews, CSU’s offensive “Guys look up to us, I leaders are taking a different see it on the field and I love shape than in years past. it because I can coach up Meanwhile, the senior guys on effort, on anything,” linebacker duo of Tre Junior wide receiver Olabisi Johnson (81) stiff arms a Nevada defender during the first half of the Rams’ 44- Johnson said. “Once you’re Thomas and Josh Watson are 42 win over the Wolfpack. PHOTO BY JAVON HARRIS COLLEGIAN in the system, once you have bestowed the duty of defensive the mental awareness, it’s just direction. Similar to the progression adds to the teammates. Watson’s vocal across from me is key. As long more muscle memory. It’s way offensive transition and most talented crop of linebackers. tendencies and Thomas’ effort as we’re on the same page, we easier to coach a guy up here or football seasons in general, “I saw Tre Thomas taking play well with each other, can push others to know that there. ... I can just help them CSU graduated five starters steps to be a leader because of Thomas said. they can trust us…Guys feed out, tell them where to go, on defense, led by on-field his effort and how hard he was “We click and we bond like to that and guys follow us, and what routes to run.” leaders Evan Colorito and Jake running,” Bobo said. no other,” Watson said. “Our that feeds through the whole Given the changes of Schlager. Roommates off the field, relationship and our trust team.” seniority throughout the While Watson already the two fifth-year players within each other is key. Being Colin Barnard can be reached offense, Johnson’s role as a served as a vocal leader for combine different stylesable to trust him playing next at [email protected]. leader has also developed. much of last year, Thomas’ of leadership to motivate to me and playing on the edge 12 Thursday, March 22, 2018 | The Rocky Mountain Collegian The Rocky Mountain Collegian | Thursday, March 22, 2018 13

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NATIONAL NFL competition committee to recommend catch rule changes By Josh Dubow The Associated Press calls in the last few years — not people are looking for, and that more rules because the rule book quarterbacks when they have even pass interference — have includes all of those (plays). It’s is getting too crazy. It’s getting given themselves up as a runner. WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. caused more consternation the biggest (proposed change). too extensive. Every year, the Vincent cited Kiko Alonso’s hit — The NFL’s catch rule would get than overturned catches in key Why we want this is this is one refs are getting scrutinized left on Baltimore quarterback Joe less complicated if team owners situations, including those by call shaping results across the and right when it’s a bang-bang Flacco last season, saying the approve recommendations Dez Bryant, Jesse James and sport.” play. This game is happening at a NFL must avoid an “unnecessary from the powerful competition Austin Seferian-Jenkins. Richard Sherman, the star million miles an hour and there’s shot.” committee. “We were at the point as far as cornerback who recently was cut really nothing you can do about “This is strictly a safety One of the first orders of players and particularly coaches by Seattle and signed with San it. The rule book is so complex. move,” Vincent said. business when the league’s who asked, ‘Why is that not a Francisco, approves cleaning up How many times can you think — allowing the officiating annual meetings begin Monday catch?’” Vincent said. “We talked the rules. of 1,500 rules in a second of a staff at NFL headquarters in in Orlando, Florida, will be a to fans, coaches and players and “I’m in favor of it because play and see which ones apply to New York, using video review, proposal by the committee we asked the groups, ‘Would you it gives the refs more clarity,” that particular play? So, I think to call for an ejection of a player to clarify what is a catch. like this to be a catch?’ It was 100 Sherman said. “I think anytime any time they can simplify the committing an egregious Commissioner Roger Goodell percent yes. you can give the referees more rule book and simplify the ref’s non-football act. That would said during the week of the “Then we began writing rules of a straight line, an edge, to call understanding and the public’s include throwing punches Super Bowl he would urge that actually apply to making plays, I think it’s better for the understanding is better for the or being involved in a fight. simplification of the rules. these situations catches.” game. game.” Vincent pointed to acts by Rob “Catch/no catch is at the The stipulation that slight “I think obviously there’s Competition committee Gronkowski and Mike Evans last top of everyone’s minds,” Troy movement of the ball while been a lot of scrutiny on the catch members are chairman Rich season. Vincent, the NFL’s football the receiver still has control rule. Last year, my team was at McKay, president of the Falcons; Vincent said there were operations chief, said Wednesday no longer would result in an the wrong end of it. A guy caught Broncos general manager John no discussions within the before outlining the committee’s incompletion. Vincent pointed the ball and ran three or four Elway; Cowboys COO Stephen competition committee recommendations. to the touchdown catch by the steps, put his hand in the ground, Jones; Giants owner John regarding protocol for the The owners will be asked Philadelphia Eagles’ Corey fell, fumbled the ball and nobody Mara; Packers President Mark pregame national anthem. to vote on clarifications that Clement in the Super Bowl as an touched him, and they said it was Murphy; Ravens GM Ozzie Owners are expected to take eliminate parts of the rule example of a player never losing an incomplete pass. It was the Newsome; Saints coach Sean up the subject on Monday or involving a receiver going to the possession of the ball despite most ridiculous thing I think I’ve Payton and Steelers coach Mike Tuesday, but no decisions are ground, and that also eliminate slight movement. ever seen. Tomlin. likely. negating a catch for slight “That’s what the fans, coaches “I think that they need to do They also are recommending: Article courtesy of The movement of the ball while it is and players want,” Vincent said. more rules like that. They need — expanding protection of Associated Press. in the receiver’s possession. No “They are the magical moments to take the gray area out of a lot a runner, which also involves

NATIONAL NCAA women’s tourney attendance at highest level since 2008 By Doug Feinberg AP Basketball Writer a decade, with an average of really good job this year in the calls accounted for more than already has sold nearly 7,600 5,067 fans taking in the first 48 tournament. They had a really 1,000 tickets sold. tickets. It helps having UConn games. close one the other night. I will Given the 9 p.m. tip on and South Carolina headed NEW YORK (AP) — Dawn “The way the community be watching their games and Sunday for the second round, there. The surprise is 11th- Staley and her South Carolina responded to my challenge hope they get some good wins.” Staley told fans to wear their seeded Buffalo, which reached Gamecocks did more than just was quite incredible,” Staley best pajamas to the game . She its first Sweet 16; Bulls fans prepare for their opening- said. “I don’t know if that even offered an excuse slip for have only a 4½-hour drive to round games in the women’s many people would’ve come those who came to the game Albany to see their team play. NCAA Tournament. They did to the game just on us relying “It’s good to have more and may have overslept for “We are so excited to see everything they could to make on the marketing department. teams doing well.” work or school the next day. so many fans come out and sure people attended. They did a great job with us on SEC rival Mississippi State support the teams competing MUFFET MCGRAW The team spent an hour executing the challenge. The NOTRE DAME COACH was just behind the Gamecocks in the first and second rounds of Thursday night calling season ticket office and everybody in attendance, with nearly the NCAA Women’s Basketball ticket holders who hadn’t just worked overtime to 10,000 fans checking out the Championship and are really bought tickets yet for the first accommodate so many ticket- first two rounds. seeing a positive impact of the and second round in Columbia. buying customers.” Gamecocks star A’ja “I think it’s the new teams, top 16 seeds serving as hosts,” The goal was for attendance to Staley also called on Wilson, who grew up in Mississippi State and South said Rhonda Lundin Bennett, surpass 10,000. friends like Charlotte Hornets South Carolina, recalled how Carolina drew really well,” chair of the women’s basketball The move paid off as the center Dwight Howard to shocked fans were when she Notre Dame coach Muffet committee. “We have had some Gamecocks had 11,085 people donate tickets for local kids to called them. McGraw said. “It’s good to memorable games between attend their opening-round use to attend the games. “Someone I called stopped have more teams doing well.” some outstanding teams so win over North Carolina A&T “They come to a lot of our me and said: ‘Do you know who NCAA basketball officials far, and we look forward to and then 10,307 come to the games, they support us, and I’m on the phone with? It’s are hoping for more strong continued great attendance at second-round victory over I wanted to support them,” A’ja,’ and I’m like, ‘Yeah.’ Some numbers at the regionals our four regional sites and the Virginia. Those numbers Howard told The Associated people didn’t believe it was me. this weekend in Albany, New Women’s Final Four.” helped bolster overall Press while the Hornets were So yeah, it was a lot of fun,” she York; Kansas City, Missouri; Article cortesy of the attendance at the first two in New York to play the Knicks. said. Spokane, Washington; and Associated Press. rounds to its highest level in “Hopefully, they can do a The Gamecocks player Lexington, Kentucky. Albany SPORTS Thursday, March 22, 2018 15

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By Arnie Stapleton deal in Minnesota, Keenum The Associated Press commanded a two-year, $36 million deal in Denver ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — after leading the Vikings to Already a dozen NFL teams an 11-3 mark and the NFC have new quarterbacks, half championship game. of them starters. And next —Sam Bradford, whose month’s draft features a deep injury opened the way for class of QB prospects, a half- Keenum’s breakout season, dozen of which could hear their signed a one-year, $20 million names called in the first round. with the Cardinals, who lost Why such a remarkable Carson Palmer to retirement. run on prime-time passers? —Teddy Bridgewater, “They’re hard to find,” once the Vikings’ established Denver Broncos general starter before a devastating manager John Elway said after knee injury two years ago, introducing Case Keenum signed a one-year, $5 million as his fifth quarterback since contract with the Jets, who Peyton Manning’s retirement also re-signed Josh McCown just two years ago. “It’s a for one year at $10 million. tough spot to play. There are Trevor Siemian, who blew a lot of expectations. It’s a up the Broncos’ quarterback hard position. There are a lot plans two straight summers by pressures on it. You’ve got beating out 2016 first-round to play with consistency and flop Paxton Lynch, heads to The Minnesota Vikings’ newly-signed quarterback Kirk Cousins addresses the press during a news conference there are a lot of people that the Vikings as Cousins’ backup at the Vikings TCO Performance Center, on Thursday, March 15. rely on that position.” after going 13-11 in Denver. PHOTO COURTESTY OF ELIZABETH FLORES MINNEAPOLIS STAR TRIBUNE/TNS So, proven passers and Leading the Bills to their projects alike see teams first playoff appearance in 18 Wyoming’s Josh Allen, USC’s Garoppolo was rewarded with some of that. But in general, jockeying to throw multiple years wasn’t enough for Tyrod Sam Darnold, UCLA’s Josh a record-breaking deal that I think there’s just so much millions their way. Taylor to secure his long-term Rosen, Louisville’s Lamar averaged a whopping $27.5 more education about The harbinger of the future in Buffalo. The Bills Jackson or Oklahoma State’s million a season. quarterbacks that allows these “Great Quarterback Shuffle” traded Taylor to Cleveland, Mason Rudolph. That mark stood until guys to be more ready to play of 2018 came during Super which traded DeShone Kizer “I’ve been around long Cousins’ deal came in at an than, say, myself or Alex Smith Bowl week when word got out to the Green Bay Packers, enough to know that anything is average of $28 million, which or Jason Campbell were in that the Kansas City Chiefs where he’ll back up Aaron a possibility in this league. I was a is sure to fall when the Packers 2005 when we got picked in were sending Alex Smith to the Rodgers. starting quarterback when a team and Rodgers work out a new the first round,” Rodgers said. Washington Redskins, freeing AJ McCarron finally gets drafted somebody No. 1 overall contract in the next year or so. “So, it’s a testament to those Kirk Cousins to become his chance to prove himself and traded a bunch of draft picks. In several weeks, the NFL coaches but also those players a free agent in his prime, after spending four seasons I know how that goes,” Keenum will be flush with a new crop of for getting themselves ready to one who would rewrite the in Andy Dalton’s shadow. He said, recalling when the Rams quarterbacks, some of whom play earlier. conventional contract. signed a two-year deal with selected Jared Goff in 2016. may one day make today’s jaw- “But for any young Cousins made the media the Bills and said it makes no Teams are also doling out dropping contracts look a little quarterback, it’s about rounds at the Super Bowl, difference if his new team adds big bucks for backups just two less eye-popping. opportunity and fit, situation. where he secretly scouted out more competition by selecting months after watching Nick They may have to start out So, you’ve seen guys like Big the city he would soon call his one of the highly regarded Foles’ MVP performance in as a backup such as Patrick Ben (Roethlisberger) go into a own. quarterback prospects in the leading the Eagles past Tom Mahomes II last year in Kansas good situation and play great Minnesota surged past draft next month . Brady’s Patriots in Super Bowl City or Rodgers did in Green his rookie year, DeShaun Denver, Phoenix and New “I try not to ever waste any 52 while starter Carson Wentz Bay when Brett Favre was still Watson this year with a good York as Cousins’ desired mental thought on it because watched from the sideline. going strong. team around him, Carson in destination after the Vikings it’s something I can’t control,” Mike Glennon went from Rodgers said that although his second year. Those guys decided to let all three of their McCarron said. “... You can being the Bears’ backup to there’s an ever-widening spoil us with their ability to veteran quarterbacks hit the either let it affect you in how Arizona, Chase Daniel went schism between college make plays and to be great. Not open market. you go about your work and from the Saints to Chicago and offenses and the ones the pros every situation is like that. And While Cousins was working let that define you. Or you can Tom Savage moved from the run, today’s QB prospects are I hope for those guys they get out a three-year, ground- change everybody’s thought Texans to New Orleans. in many ways more prepared the right opportunity, and for breaking (fully guaranteed) process. My mindset is to None of them got the kind for the NFL because the some of them it’s sit and learn. and record-setting ($28 million change anybody that’s had any of money Jimmy Garoppolo coaching is better at all levels. That’s what I did and it worked average) deal in Minnesota doubt.” did after serving as Brady’s “I think you’re seeing more out well for me.” , the Broncos, Cardinals and Keenum said his mindset backup for several seasons spread offenses in college, Article courtesy of The Jets were picking through the won’t change should Elway and then getting traded to which give you the run-pass Associated Press. Vikings’ quarterback bin: draft a quarterback such as San Francisco. After sparking option a lot of times. You’re —Coming off a $2 million Oklahoma’s Baker Mayfield, the downtrodden 49ers, seeing the NFL incorporate ARTS & CULTURE Thursday, March 22, 2018 17

COLLEGE Students share their choice of study music By Nick Botkin “It is just a calming thing,” dry spell writing,” Gilbert said. “It both the left and right brains. Rainbow Kitten Surprise. @dudesosad Crim said. inspires me.” This in turn augments learning So how can study music Crim also said listening to Gilbert also said he listens to and memory. Godkin also impact the CSU community at You might want to listen music has its drawbacks. music “pretty intermittently,” and said listening to classical music large? to rap to make chemistry more “Sometimes I have a that while his choice in music is can be the most beneficial interesting. You might claim it tendency to keep looking for new lyric heavy, the beat cancels that listening material, largely due to helps you study. Your friends music when I should be doing out and allows him to focus. the lack of lyrics. FUN FACT might laugh. homework,” Crim said. For other students, the But jokes aside, Senior zoology major Emily decision to listen to music while ■ The chills one receives listening does studying with Moore also shies away from music studying depends on the situation. to music are attributed to dopa- music benefit Colorado State with lyrics. Moore prefers classical “It helps me focus. It For Nika Fridman, listening mine, a feel-good chemical. University students? How do and other non-lyrical material. helps me block out to music is contingent upon the particular choices in music “The lyrics will make you everything else that is nature of the assignment. impact the study experience? want to sing along or pay attention “If I am doing something “I think it is a good way to What might the drawbacks be? to what they are saying,” Moore going on.” I have to read, I will not listen stay more focused,” Moore said. “It helps me focus,” junior said. SARAH CRIM to music,” said Fridman, a “It also probably makes you feel a animal science major Sara Crim While Moore has no favorite JUNIOR ANIMAL SCIENCE MAJOR freshman psychology and little less anxious, calms you down said. “It helps me block out artist or composer, she said her criminology major. a little.” everything else that is going on.” listening choices include Mozart. Fridman said she likes Crim thinks every student has Crim said instrumental music Other students have a Music and studying have background noise and it puts her their own approach to studying, is her study fare, in particular the more personal connection to been a popular topic of scientific “in the zone.” but thinks music is a medium work of Lindsey Stirling. study music. research. Some scientists, Her choice of fare? worth exploring. Why instrumental? Miles Gilbert is a sophomore such as Dr. Masha Godkin, of “Something I do not know “Maybe try it once and see “I think because there are English major with a literature Northcentral University, said all the words to,” Fridman said, if it works,” Crim said. “If not, I not any words,” Crim said. Crim concentration. Gilbert said he that music has the potential to adding that she likes to sing along respect that.” likened the experience to people alternates between `90s hip-hop positively impact the memory. anyway. Nick Botkin can be reached at listening to nature sounds while and folk. According to Godkin, music Fridman said she likes [email protected]. trying to sleep. “I think it helps when I am in a can simultaneously engage alternative music, such as

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NATIONAL ‘Black Panther’ fans can find glimpses of Wakanda in Africa By Andrew Meldrum the continent,” she added. Zimbabweans, Congolese and Wakanda. The country was Kenya’s capital, Nairobi, is The Associated Press Johannesburg people from all parts of Africa never colonized and its people another city that is reminiscent In South Africa, are there. Security is a concern are very proud of that, just as the of “Black Panther.” Perhaps Want to go to Wakanda? Johannesburg is a good place in Johannesburg, but if you are people of Wakanda are proud of the place that best captures The blockbuster success of to start. “Joburg” is a dynamic, alert and careful, don’t flash their history of independence. the juxtaposition of modern “Black Panther” has created cosmopolitan African city, your cell phone or cash, it can be The obelisks of Axum and and rural Africa is Nairobi a new, compelling vision of full of commerce, high-rise a manageable city. the churches of Lalibela, National Park, just 4 miles (6.4 Africa as a continent of smart, architecture and nightlife that is Lesotho carved out of rock, speak of kilometers) from the city, where technologically savvy people redolent of Wakanda. “Black Panther” highlights ancient traditions. Ethiopians you can see rhinos, giraffe and with cool clothes living in a The high-speed Gautrain the contrast between Africa’s wear flowing embroideredelephants, and look over their futuristic city amid stunning can whisk you from O.R. cityscapes and the landscapes of cotton robes and also like shoulders to see the office towers landscapes. Tambo International Airport to the countryside. their reputation as the place of the city in the background. The hidden, high-tech Johannesburg’s shiny financial The tiny mountain kingdom where coffee was first grown East Africa’s expansive kingdom is fictional, of course. center Sandton, with its modern of Lesotho has that rural, and served, which you can savannas, with flat-top acacia But the movie successfully skyscrapers. The train is quick, traditional, spiritual side of appreciate with an Ethiopian trees, seen in Maasai Mara park weaves together many different clean and pleasant. Africa, where the Border Tribe coffee ceremony. and Tanzania’s Serengeti park, aspects of the continent to Joburg’s Braamfontein in “Black Panther” resided. Victoria Falls, Kenya and more look like they are right out of a depict Wakanda. For fans who district is hip, edgy and fun. Lesotho has dramatic mountain Victoria Falls, where the sweeping movie scene. long to visit, there are many real University students and hipsters scenery and picturesque Zambezi River spectacularly But maybe the best places to consider. frequent the coffee shops, rondavels, the round, thatched plummets 350 feet (106 meters) place to get that Wakanda “The movie references a restaurants and boutiques. By dwellings where many rural to make one of the world’s feeling is the Wits University lot of different African cultures night there are fun bars and families live. Most distinctive largest waterfalls, is located on campus in Johannesburg. and tribes,” says Meruschka jazz clubs. The striking Nelson are the woven, cone-shaped the border between Zambia and To be surrounded by smart, Govender, a “Black Panther” Mandela suspension bridge hats and the brightly colored Zimbabwe. The awe-inspiring opinionated, articulate students, fan who blogs about travel at leads to gritty downtown Basotho blankets worn over falls throw up a perpetual mist fashionably dressed in colorful, MzansiGirl.com and calls herself Johannesburg. Braamfontein the shoulders of many in that supports a lush rainforest. sharp clothes, full of hope and an “African travel activist.” has come up in the past 10 years Lesotho. Those blankets feature The indigenous Tonga people plans for themselves, their “I loved the Afro-futurist from a derelict, dangerous spot prominently in the movie. called the falls “Mosi-oa-Tunya” country and their continent costumes, production and to a great place to visit. Ethiopia which means “Smoke That is to feel the heart of the Afro- black consciousness themes. I Rocky Street in Yeoville is With historic towers Thunders.” It’s a fabulous place optimism of “Black Panther.” really hope that it changes the a bustling, hustling strip full and churches dating back to to visit and may bring to mind Article courtesy of The narrative of African travel and of people selling their wares. the fourth century, Ethiopia the waterfall fight scene from Associate Press. inspires people to travel more South Africans, as well as has many sites that suggest the movie.

NATIONAL Court sides with Marvin Gaye family in ‘Blurred Lines’ fight By Andrew Dalton The Associated Press Two judges rejected the Give It Up’ are not objectively Richard S. Busch praised the R. Kelley, composer Hans defense’s request to overturn a similar. They differ in melody, ruling. “Despite the protests Zimmer and members of The jury verdict or order a new trial, harmony, and rhythm. Yet by of the Williams’ camp that Go-Go’s and The Black Crowes LOS ANGELES — A saying that Gaye’s copyright on refusing to compare the two the decision somehow stifles were among more than 200 federal appeals court on the song is entitled to broad works, the majority establishes creativity, the opposite is true,” musicians who jointly filed a Wednesday upheld a copyright protection. They accepted a a dangerous precedent that he said in a statement. He said brief in favor of the defendants, infringement verdict against trial court judge’s instructions strikes a devastating blow the verdict and Wednesday’s saying the ruling could have an Robin Thicke and Pharrell to jurors to decide the case to future musicians and ruling “encourages today’s “adverse impact on their own Williams over the 2013 hit song based only on the sheet music composers everywhere.” writers to create original work creativity, on the creativity of “Blurred Lines,” agreeing with to the two songs, and not the Howard King, an attorney that does not take advantage future artists, and on the music lower courts that it illegally recordings. for Williams and Thicke, seized of the success of others while industry in general.” copied from Marvin Gaye’s Judge Jacqueline Nguyen on Nguyen’s comments. pawning it off as their own.” The trial over “Blurred “Got to Give it Up.” offered a harsh dissent, saying “We stand by the fact that The court also upheld Lines,” the biggest hit of 2013, In a split decision from a that the two R&B tunes these are two entirely different a jury’s verdict that hip- ended in March 2015 with three-judge panel, the 9th U.S. resemble each other only in songs,” King said in an email hop artist T.I., who raps in jurors awarding Gaye’s family Circuit Court of Appeals ruled style not substance and that the to The Associated Press. “The the middle of the song, and more than $7 million. The that the family of the late soul decision was detrimental to the thorough and well-reasoned Interscope Records, are not verdict was later trimmed to singer is entitled to the $5.3 future of artists and creativity. dissenting judge’s opinion liable for damages in the case. $5.3 million. The Gaye family million it was awarded in a case “The majority allows the is compelling and enhances While artists normally fall also received 50 percent that has been closely watched Gayes to accomplish what no the prospects for success in a firmly on the side of greater interest in ongoing royalties in the music industry for its one has before: copyright a further review by the Court of copyright protections, many from the song. potential effects on copyright musical style,” Nguyen wrote. Appeals.” lined up behind Thicke and Article courtesy of The and creativity. “’Blurred Lines’ and ‘Got to The Gaye family’s attorney Williams in this appeal. Associate Press.

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MUSIC Lil Yachty brings it back on ‘Lil Boat 2’ By Henry Netherland side—whose presence is smoothly guide the listener with PnB Rock shatters my undoubtedly the laziest flow @NetherlandHenry personified on past projects into the rest of the project. expectations. I have never been on the entire album. as a persona dubbed Lil On the track, Yachty boasts the biggest fan of PnB Rock. I Producers DY and Steve After the abomination Boat—has always been hit or about his independent find him to be painfully generic Lean chose the perfect of his debut studio album, miss for me. His natural vocal accomplishments and his more times than not. However, instrumental for Trippie “Teenage Emotions,” Lil inflection makes it difficult to recent transition into the on this track him and Yachty Redd’s vocal style on the Yachty’s sophomore album, take him seriously, although limelight. come together gorgeously closing song, “66.” Although “Lil Boat 2” has to be better, he does commit to the mood Before continuing, the with a playfully colorful Trippie Redd has one of the right? pretty well. On this project elephant in the room needs to woodwind instrumental most noteworthy appearances, Corny bangers like “Peek however, there are only a few be addressed: Yachty is not a backing them up. In the lyrics, his verse feels cut short and a Boo” and painfully unsexy a moments where he really lyricist by any means. Unlike the two contemplate whether I feel as though his potential slow jams like “Lady in Yellow” sounds awkward. his contemporaries however, or not their future female was not utilized to the fullest made Yachty’s debut virtually Yachty adds his unique sense companions are prepared extent. unlistenable. For almost 70 of humor to his lyrics making for the lavish, exciting but Should you listen to it? Probably minutes fans had to suffer LIL YACHTY’S “Lil Boat 2” them more digestible. overwhelming lifestyle that This project is by no through his awkward goofy “BOOM!” with Ugly God comes with mainstream means revolutionary nor voice drenched in autotune ■ Best Songs is a pretty fun banger. Both exposure. do I think will it change the venturing into various musical “she ready,” “BOOM!,” “66, of their deliveries are just so “NBAYOUNGBOAT” is minds of those who innately territories that were rarely ”NBAYOUNGBOAT,” “SELF MADE” confident and enjoyable. Ugly an energetic banger with detest Yachty, but it is a slight complimentary to his style. ■ Worst Songs God even experiments with boatloads of chemistry return to what made his “Lil Now lasting 25 minutes “TALK TO ME NICE” autotune, which actually goes between the two. Their Boat” mixtape so interesting. shorter and with a more off without a hitch. The track respective flows areEven at its lowest points, reputable list of features also contains some of the best intertwined seamlessly. My the worst a song can be is including Ugly God, Trippie ad-libs as well. main critique is that YoungBoy generic and forgettable. Its Redd and Tee Grizzley, “Lil The intro cut, “SELF The album’s weakest Never Broke Again sounds biggest strength is that there Boat 2” is superior to “Teenage MADE,” is a tasteful starter song, “TALK TO ME NICE,” eerily similar to Quavo to a is nothing really unlistenable Emotions” by default. Not to the album. Yachty’s features with one of Quavo’s point where I had to double unlike 90 percent of “Teenage only that, but Yachty nearly introductory tracks have blandest contributions ever. check and see if he had a second Emotions.” abandons his playful persona always been some of his Unfortunately, him and the uncredited appearance. Henry Netherland can be in favor of a more menacing best in my opinion. They rest of the Migos continue There really is not a lot reached at entertainment@ sound throughout the duration consistently feature to homogenize their once that stands out on “MICKEY,” collegian.com. of the album. atmospheric, but melodically revolutionary sound. except for Lil Baby who Yachty’s more serious colorful production that The song “she ready” comes through with what is

NATIONAL Weinstein Co.’s bankruptcy could bring new wave of accusers By Andrew Dalton The Associated Press spur a new surge in high-profile them or what they saw. and witnesses to contact his Several states including actresses coming forward, as They include workers office, which is conducting California and New York Rose McGowan, Ashley Judd, like Zelda Perkins, a former a civil rights investigation have considered legislation LOS ANGELES — Is Salma Hayek and many others Weinstein assistant who was of the Weinstein Co. and of stopping or limiting #MeToo part two on the way? have in recent months. among the first of his accusers Weinstein himself. nondisclosure agreements in With its bankruptcy, the That’s because the to break a commitment to stay Time’s Up, an initiative cases of sexual misconduct. Weinstein Co. has tossed out Weinstein Co. only has the quiet after keeping Weinstein started by a powerhouse group “Secret settlements serve the non-disclosure agreements power to end agreements made secrets for nearly 20 years. of Hollywood industry women one primary purpose: To keep that officials say its co-founder by the company not Weinstein She told The Financial Times to fight systemic sexualsexual predators away from and former CEO Harvey himself, meaning its effect will in October that Weinstein harassment, also urged those the public eye and continuing Weinstein wielded as a weapon be primarily on current and sexually harassed her “on newly freed by the Weinstein to torment and hurt innocent in his sexual predation, former employees. every occasion I was alone with bankruptcy to come to it with victims,” state Sen. Connie bringing with it the possibility Cris Armenta, a lawyer him” and said she spoke out their stories, as did The New Leyva said in a statement of a whole new wave of victims representing accusers in a in part to demonstrate “how York Times. introducing such a bill in coming forward. proposed class-action lawsuit egregious these agreements In addition to bringing California in January. Bankruptcy filings areagainst the Weinstein Co., said are.” unprecedented attention to But while NDAs have normally shrouded in the she fears that because so many Perkins is precisely the sexual harassment, the post- become tools of the rich and jargon of finance, but on this of the agreements are with kind of workplace harassment Weinstein world has seen powerful, they are not without point the movie and TV studio Weinstein himself and still subject that the Weinstein a new level of scrutiny of benefits for their victims, who was clear: apply, the impact may not be Co.’s move will free to speak, nondisclosure agreements may want to keep their ordeal “Since October, it has major. and who the move’s champions — “NDAs” for short in legal private or whose silence may been reported that Harvey “What are they actually hope will be helped. jargon — contractual pledges be the only leverage they have Weinstein used non-disclosure releasing, and is it just window “This is a watershed not to discuss what happened in getting legal recourse. agreements as a secret weapon dressing?” Armenta said moment for efforts to address that are common features of Some 80 women, including to silence his accusers,” a Tuesday. the corrosive effects of sexual financial settlements. prominent actresses, have Weinstein Co. statement said. Armenta also worries misconduct in the workplace,” They have since been a accused Weinstein of “Effective immediately, those that as creditors line up in said New York Attorney central part of news stories misconduct ranging from rape ‘agreements’ end. No one front of those who have sued General Eric Schneiderman, including porn actress Stormy to harassment. should be afraid to speak out the company to get paid who fought for the provision Daniels saying she had sex He has denied any or coerced to stay quiet.” in bankruptcy, it could be in the Weinstein Co.’s with President Donald Trump, allegations of non-consensual The rare move from a “leaving the plaintiffs with bankruptcy. He added in his sexual misconduct allegations sex. major business is likely to nothing to hold on to.” statement that it “will finally against casino magnate Article courtesy of The send new witnesses and Still, there is a large pool enable voices that have for Steve Wynn, and settlements Associated Press. victims to media outlets and of people, many of them too long been muzzled to be between USA Gymnastics and investigators, which put out less powerful, lower-level heard.” gymnasts who were forbidden fresh calls Tuesday for their employees with more to fear, On Tuesday, to speak about their abuse at stories. who may now break their Schneiderman’s office sent the hands of team doctor Larry It’s unlikely, however, to silence over what happened to out a tweet urging victims Nassar. ARTS & CULTURE 20 Thursday, March 22, 2018

FOOD & DINING Cranked Up Coffee is a morning person’s dream By Claire Oliver @claire_oliver21 and I was already in desperate 3. No name: The next drink need for a morning cup of was the most interesting caffeine. Conlon went above drink and the most creative Coffee can be moreand beyond with beautiful way to serve coffee I have than just a pick-me-up in drinks poured into cocktail ever seen. It doesn’t have a the morning. It can be an glasses. name yet, but it’s like a coffee experience. Manhattan. It is a mixture of Cranked Up Coffee offers grenadine, seltzer, orange and that experience with in-house, CRANKED UP COFFEE’S a single cold brew ice cube. It nitro brewed coffee made from was subtle, intricate and well- locally sourced ingredients. SOCIAL MEDIA balanced. Larry Conlon started the ■ Instagram 4. Nitro Brewed Matcha: Next business on a bike, driving @crankedupcoffee was my personal favorite: around town with his own the nitro brewed matcha. I creation called a “Kegerator,” ■ Facebook haven’t really had just a shot of which is a keg filled with cold facebook.com/Cranked-Up-Coffee matcha, but this was amazing. brew coffee inside of a small Conlon mixes the matcha with dorm sized refrigerator. a secret chia tea recipe, which Although the Cranked Up 1. Chocolate Shakerato: enhances the flavor of the bike can be seen around town, First was a double espresso green drink. Conlon has settled down to shaken with chocolate called a “The matcha green tea is a fixed location in Scrumpy’s “chocolate shakerato.” Conlon probably our most popular Cider Bar. Cranked Up used a cocktail shaker to mix drink right now,” Conlon occupies the bar from 7:30- the espresso and chocolate. said. “I make my own chai 11 a.m., and after that, if the The drink was fabulous. It was flavoring and then I add that weather is nice, Conlon heads the perfect blend of chocolate to the matcha in a special way out on his bike. and fresh coffee; I drank the to make it smooth. There is a Scrumpy’s stands out for whole thing in five seconds. special, secret way I do it.” its raw brick walls and pine A double shot of espresso It is easy to see why this table top bar. The chairs can be really hard to swallow, tea is so popular. The drink and lights were all salvaged especially if you drink more was smooth and delightful. from an old church and give cream than coffee usually, but Other matcha drinks I’ve had a warm, comforting vibe to this was smooth and easy to can be really sweet, and the the whole place. The friendly drink. real flavor is hidden behind atmosphere paired with the 2. Italian cream soda: The those artificial sweeteners and fresh smell of brewed coffee cream soda for this drink syrups, but this was pure and and cider makes it a good place was created using an original naturally sweetened. It was to go in the morning to just recipe. The drink becomes amazing. sit and watch the sun climbs Italian when fresh milk is Conlon also made a the sky. Sunlight permeates added, which Conlon delivered matcha latte with a specialized the bar through the huge east fresh from a local Colorado cinnamon that was also locally Larry Conlon’s coffee shop, ‘Cranked Up Coffee’ sells cold brew nitro facing windows. dairy. It was topped with sourced. Again, the flavor coffee. PHOTO BY JULIA TROWBRIDGE COLLEGIAN Sitting down at the bar, fresh whipped cream and a was bold, naturally sweet and Conlon serves coffee cocktails maraschino cherry, making it mixed with fresh milk, which “I try and base the recipes the place. I will definitely be of his own invention. When look like a morning sundae. made it all the more enjoyable. off of a particular ingredient coming back to sit down and we got there, the bar was There was a small amount 5. Nitro Brewed Coffee: To that I find interesting and just do my homework in one of the beautifully lit, and the coffee of nitro brewed coffee in the finish off the morning we had build the drink around that,” sunlit booths. was sitting there ready to be mix as well. It was dessert for a small glass of pure nitro Conlon said. Claire Oliver can be reached poured. It was like walking into breakfast, perfect for those brewed coffee. It was, in a We took cappuccinos to at [email protected]. a morning person’s dream. We who like something on the word, perfect. It was easy to go, which were delicious, and got there at around 8 a.m., sweeter side. drink and just enjoyable. I was actually sad to leave

Daily Horoscope Nancy Black TODAY’S BIRTHDAY — Track income and expenses. Thrive in a healthy hive. Keep your patience and your (03/22/18). Your collaboration Don’t get sidetracked; distractions VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — 8 sense of humor. Don’t spend until gets lucrative this year. Focus on could get expensive. Figure out — Travel and studies offer new you’re certain what you want. your career for long-term gain. the numbers before compromis- opportunities. Expand your CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Household growth this summer ing. boundaries and understanding — 9 — The workload increases. leads naturally to family fun and GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — 9 — of another’s views. Take a step Practice your moves for increased romance. Team changes or chal- Expect energy surges. You may toward an educational goal. speed and performance. Learn lenges come together for a winter fluctuate between feeling confi- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) — 8 — a valuable trick. Nurture your victory. dent and sensitive. Keep your feet Plan and budget for the future. health and well-being with good on the ground. Pamper yourself Steady savings adds up over time. food. To get the advantage, check the with hot water and bubbles. Don’t waste money on stuff you AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) — 7 day’s rating: 10 is the easiest day, 0 CANCER (June 21-July 22) — 6 don’t need. Prioritize your fami- — Have fun with friends, family the most challenging. — Pull into your shell to sort out ly’s health. and your sweetheart. Avoid ex- your feelings. Peace and privacy SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) — 8 pense or hassle and stick to simple ARIES (March 21-April 19) — soothe and comfort. Consider — Invest in your family’s future. pursuits. Play with someone 7 — - Communication glitches what your spirit and heart want. Don’t lose what you’ve got to get whose talents you respect. could arise. Note what gets said LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — 8 — more. Wait for nebulous oppor- PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) — 7 and keep written records. Stick to Teamwork lightens everyone’s tunities to solidify. Scrutinize — Domestic matters have your simple plans rather than elabo- load. Strengthen your friendship options and plans. attention. Simplify renovation rate schemes. Fantasy and reality networks and connections. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. plans down to basic elements. clash. Contribute your talents and invite 21) — 8— Compromise with your Strip away elaborate options that TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — 9 participation and collaboration. partner for practical objectives. you don’t need. Less is more. ARTS & CULTURE Thursday, March 22, 2018 21

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