Thursday, January 30, 2020 COLLEGIAN.COM Vol. 129, No. 38 Ubuntu: 'I Am Because We Are' Black History Month events Five events the BAACC office encourages students and staff to check out

By Gerson Flores Rojas @GersonFloresRo1

With Black History Month right around the corner, the Black/African American Cultural Center at Colorado State Univer- sity has put together 32 events to Colorado State University volleyball setter Katie Oleksak and swimmer Maddie Ward both won the 2019 Colorado Sportswomen of the Year award. Oleksak is bring the community together a three-time holder of the Mountain West Player of the Year, and Ward holds the CSU 100-yard breaststroke record. this February. PHOTO ILLUSTRATION BY BROOKE BUCHAN, MATT BEGEMAN & RACHEL MACIAS THE COLLEGIAN Events including discussions, lunches and performances will take place all across campus and will encompass the theme for the month. Oleksak, Ward recognized with The theme will be Ubuntu, which is a Nguni Bantu term that means “I am because we are.” While there are many di‡er- Sportswomen of the Year awards ent events taking place all across campus, there are five that mem- bers of the BAACC highlighted. By Bailey Shepherd Ward and senior volleyball star powering Colorado women in mon (1999) and Missy Franklin While members said that every @B_Sheps Katie Oleksak were both recog- sports. The organization is also (2012-13), to name a few. event is important, these are five nized as the best collegiate athletes recognized as the first communi- “I wasn’t really expecting it; the BAACC says you can’t miss. The only thing better for a uni- in the state in each of their respec- ty-based organization in the coun- it was pretty crazy to receive that Black History Month Kickoff, 102.9 versity having one student-athlete tive sports. try that specifically honors female honor,” Ward said when asked how Launch Party be recognized as the best in their Ward is taking home swimmer athletes. it felt to make it on the list of win- Black History Month Kicko‡ sport is having two, and that’s just of the year while Oleksak secured Ward and Oleksak are in good ners. “It’s really amazing to have all will launch the month’s theme what Colorado State University her spot as volleyball player of the company being honored with your hard work recognized. But it’s and will present Ubuntu to the has. year. these awards, as notable winners not just my hard work. It’s also my community, said Dejuan Chapa, In a recent announcement The Sportswomen of Colo- of the organization’s Sportswom- team’s hard work, my coaches, my health and human sciences major from the Sportswomen of Colora- rado is an organization that was an of the Year award include Amy trainers. It’s everyone.” and BAACC member. do, junior CSU swimmer Maddie founded in 1974 with the mission Van Dyken (1995-97), CSU wom- of promoting, honoring and em- en’s basketball legend Becky Ham- see AWARDS on page 16 >> see BHM on page 4 >> $5 OFF SPRAY TAN Waxing, Brows & Boutique 1 Block from CSU Campus

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Hannah Zimmerman, an electrical engineering senior, carefully cuts the sections of a remote control plane out of foam board Jan. 28. Zimmerman is a member of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics organization, which met to start work on building RC planes and will take another two meetings to complete them. After completion, many members are determined to fly the planes outside. AIAA meets every other Tuesday in the engineering building and has students from many departments. PHOTO BY PRATYOOSH KASHYAP THE COLLEGIAN

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CAMPUS Meet the Race, Bias and Equity Initiative team part 2

By Joey Wagner, worn many hats in her career at long journey and worth the hard search was centered around media ber of the President’s Commission Noah Pasley & Isaiah Denning CSU. Originally working for Hous- work, disappointments and slow democracy in a market economy, on Diversity and Inclusion since @CSUCollegian ing, she then spent 11 years direct- change,” Hughes said. “I am dedi- as well as electronic media reg- its inception. Taylor, in addition to ing the Black/African American cated to trying to make a more eq- ulation and policy. Jackson’s in- Diversity and Inclusion, serves the Cultural Center, previously known uitable, just and caring society and fl uence and expertise go beyond Task Force for Native American With the sleepy start to the as Black Student Services. to honor all those that sacrifi ced so CSU, as she has worked in Den- Initiatives, according to her site. spring semester, many students Hughes said in the email that that I can be here today and for fu- ver; San Francisco; St. Louis; and Taylor’s extensive knowledge may have forgotten about Presi- after earning her doctorate degree ture generations.” Champaign, Illinois, as a TV news comes from the B.S. she earned in dent Joyce McConnell’s plans for at CSU in sociology, she worked in Hughes wrote in the email that producer, according to her site. human development at the Uni- the Race, Bias and Equity Initia- multiple administration positions she has worked on diversity and Jackson also has worked in public versity of Oklahoma and a master’s tive. until arriving at vice president inclusion issues at CSU for a long broadcast television at WTTW-TV in family and consumer science at Announced last fall after a se- of Student A‰ airs, which she has time. in Chicago. the University of Idaho, according ries of bias-related incidents at been for 13 years. She also teaches “It is exciting that many mem- Jackson’s fellowships from to her site. Colorado State University, the in the Key Academic Community bers of our campus, members of the Reynolds National Center Taylor could not be reached for Race, Bias and Equity Initiative is and in the SAHE graduate pro- the Fort Collins community, are for Business Journalism, Indiana a quote. a team of faculty members led by gram. Since being appointed by committed to social change and University Freedom Forum and Ann Claycomb Blanche Hughes, vice president for President McConnell last October, equity as well,” Hughes said. “It is Colorado Colloquium on Media Ann Claycomb is the chief of Student A‰ airs. Hughes has led the Race, Bias and my pleasure to help make CSU a Ethics and Economics are other sta‰ and director of presidential The team is charged with re- Equity Initiative. better and more inclusive place for qualifi cations that make her a cru- and administrative communica- viewing and implementing pro- “Personally, I know the pain everyone.” cial part of the RBEI team, accord- tions in the O£ ce of the President. posals from the community to and frustration of being the tar- Pam Jackson ing to her site. Before beginning her career prevent bias-related incidents get of bias and discrimination,” Pam Jackson is Colorado State Jackson could not be reached at CSU, Claycomb worked at West and create a more inclusive envi- Hughes said, speaking on being University’s interim vice president for a quote. Virginia University in the provost ronment at CSU for marginalized born into legal segregation in Ken- for External Relations. Leslie Taylor o£ ce, fi rst as an executive assis- communities. Blanche Hughes tucky and growing up in a low-in- Jackson worked for the Bohe- Leslie Taylor is Colorado State tant until moving into an admin- come government housing proj- mian Foundation, a Fort Collins University’s vice president for En- istration role as a communication Blanche Hughes, vice presi- ect. based organization that supports rollment and Access. director and special projects man- dent of Student A‰ airs, has been Hughes added that she has also community betterment, as their Taylor has been at CSU since ager for the provost. with CSU for 35 years. In an email seen how education, engagement director of communications, ac- 1997 and has developed skills in Having earned a B.A. in English to The Collegian, Hughes said she and the willingness to learn about cording to her bio listed on the strategic communications roles literature and psychology, an M.A. came to CSU initially as a graduate other people, as well as the ability Race, Bias and Equity Initiative focused on student recruitment, in English literature and M.F.A. in student in the Student A‰ airs in to “share your own story,” can lead team website. diversity and inclusion and en- fi ction writing, the administrative Higher Education master’s pro- to better understanding and col- Jackson has a master’s in tech- hancing CSU’s institutional image role was much more catered to her gram, after receiving a B.A. from laborations. nical communication and a Ph.D. and profi le, according to her site. expertise, Claycomb said. Earlham College as a fi rst-genera- “It is hard work and can take so in economics from Colorado State Taylor is equipped to serve in tion student. long, but this continues to be a life- University. Jackson’s academic re- the RBEI due to her being a mem- Since graduating, Hughes has see INITIATIVE on page 6 >> 4 | News | Thursday, January 30, 2020

Yusef Salaam: Keynote Speaker Yusef Salaam will be a keynote BHM speaker at CSU on Tuesday, Feb. 4 at the LSC Theatre at 6 p.m. >> from page 1 Salaam is one of the Central Park fi ve: a group of men who were The event will take place on Friday, convicted for a crime they were ex- Jan. 31 at the Lory Student Center onerated of after spending between Theatre from 4-7 p.m. six and 13 years in prison. The event will include spoken According to Chapa, this event words, dances, singing and other will take on topics regarding identi- performances. It will present live ties and try to make sense of them. statues, played by students, that “It’s about intersectionality and represent iconic people of the past how we hold space in those identi- who will tell the stories of those ties,” Chapa said. they are dressed as. The event will discuss how one More than just a fun celebra- can hold multiple identities and the tion, the fi rst event of Ubuntu will ways one coexists with the di• erent be about coming together as a facets of said identities. community to share and refl ect on Being Black & Series: Generation - Baby the past and future, said Aderonke Boomers Adebayo, a health and human sci- Being Black & Series will be an ences major and BAACC member. event in which attendees will be “(It will be a) time to refl ect on “celebrating history,” Chapa said. our past, our present and try to see It will feature people from all what the future holds for us,” Ade- di• erent age groups, followed by bayo said. discussions on the e• ects past gen- Black Student Activist Conference erations have on the new genera- The Black Student Activist tions. Conference will take place on Sat- The event will be about “being urday, Feb. 1 at the Eddy Building Black and the generations,” Ade- Angela Davis speaks as part of the Black History Month events. Davis gave the keynote speech in the Lory from noon to 6 p.m. bayo said. Student Center Theatre on Feb. 6, 2018. COLLEGIAN FILE PHOTO It will be an opportunity for The event will be “taking those those attending to learn a little bit past generations and showing how forth. It gives students a chance to February will present four dif- with El Centro. more about activism and what it they’ve a• ected us today,” Adebayo express their opinions and their ferent Real Talk discussions. The The events in the article are means to be an activist. said. emotions, Chapa said. fi rst theme on Feb. 4 will be “When not a complete list of all the events “(This event) addresses issues This event will take place in “It’s a space for all individuals They See Us.” On Feb. 11, the theme occurring next month; there is a on campus and how we can be pro- LSC room 300 on Thursday, Feb. 6 to come and have conversations,” will be “Relationships in the Black vast array that did not make the active to overcome those issues in from 4-5:30 p.m. Chapa said. Community.” On Feb. 18, the theme list. For a full and complete list of our community,” Chapa said. Real Talk Real Talk aims to be a place for will be “Ubuntu Today in Partner- events, you can visit the Black/Af- Events like the blackface inci- Real Talk, taking place every anyone who is willing to share a ship with Africans United.” The last rican American Cultural Center’s dent and many more will be dis- Tuesday at 4 p.m. in the BAACC conversation or just listen to what Real Talk of February will be on the website. cussed during the conference, Cha- oš ce, is an opportunity for dis- their fellow CSU Rams have to 25th and will discuss “The Validity Gerson Flores Rojas can be pa said. cussion and community to come share, Chapa said. of the N-Word?” in partnership reached at [email protected].

CAMPUS Freddy’s location in the Lory Student Center to open Feb. 10

By Noah Pasley Ellis also said that, per the @PasleyNoah lease agreement with dining partners, lessees must agree to Colorado State University’s use commercially reasonable burger lovers and lunch fanat- e• orts to incorporate sustain- ics may have despaired when able e• orts in their operations they returned last week to a and maintenance of the prem- still-unopened Freddy’s Frozen ises. These e• orts include Custard & Steakburgers in the “minimizing waste and di- Lory Student Center. verting from landfi lls, reduced However, students can rest consumption of energy and re- easy, as Freddy’s is still sched- duced consumption of water,” uled to open early this spring according to the clause provid- semester. ed by Ellis. Mike Ellis, assistant vice Although Ellis said he pre- president for Student A• airs ferred the opening of Freddy’s and executive director of the to fall in conjunction with the LSC, said Freddy’s is due to fi rst day of classes this semester, open Feb. 10 in an email to The Freddy’s was always planned to Collegian. open at least sometime during “We knew this was an ag- the spring semester. gressive timeline,” Ellis said, “The intended opening for citing lead times in ordering Freddy’s has always been early equipment and construction spring semester,” Ellis said. A sign reading “Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers” hangs on the plywood covering the space in the Lory materials. The restaurant fi lls the va- Student Center where the restaurant will be. PHOTO BY MATT TACKETT THE COLLEGIAN Ellis also said that while cant spot left by Carl’s Jr., which the LSC doesn’t require envi- closed after the 2019 spring se- spring, according to an email food company, which has loca- One is in Timnath on Weitzel ronmentally friendly packag- mester. sent during the fall semester tions in 32 states and the Unit- Street near I-25 Exit 265, and ing materials, it encourages its The opening of Freddy’s to LSC directors from Emily ed Arab Emirates, specializes in the other is in Loveland at West dining partners to move in that in the LSC was originally an- Ambrose, assistant director steakburgers, frozen custard, 64th Street near U.S. Route 287. direction, adding that “Freddy’s nounced after the expiration of of training and development sundaes, hot dogs and chicken “We’re very pleased Fred- has been very responsive in un- Carl’s Jr.’s lease in the LSC food at the Student Leadership, In- sandwiches. dy’s is currently on track to derstanding the campus com- court and subsequent closure volvement and Community En- The two closest Freddy’s lo- open Feb. 10,” Ellis said. munity’s desire for environ- during the summer of 2019. The gagement oš ce at the LSC. cations from campus are both Noah Pasley can be reached mentally friendly packaging.” opening was set to occur in the The Wichita, Kansas, fast approximately 8 miles away. at [email protected]. Thursday, January 30, 2020 Rocky Mountain Collegian | 5

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fi rst decade at CSU advocating for many of the marginalized student Initiative populations and communities that reside here, according to her biog- >> from page 3 raphy on the RBEI team website. She grew up in New Mexico as She said her job now includes help- a fi rst-generation college student ing CSU President McConnell and identifi es as a Mexican Ameri- “realize her vision and goals” and can cisgender lesbian, according to working to remove obstacles from the team website. what McConnell wants to accom- Sisneros studied at a small in- plish. As a communication director, state college, Eastern New Mexico she and her team aim to communi- University, before graduating with cate authentically what McConnell a master’s degree in counseling at and the University want to commu- Northern Arizona University and nicate. a doctorate in educational policy, “I want to bring the e cacy of research and administration from the President’s o ce having the the University of Massachusetts agency to make things happen Amherst. quickly to demonstrate that the In an email to The Collegian, President’s o ce is on board with Sisneros said that she began in 2010 something, and that is gonna hope- by serving the University as the fully empower people as we move director for the Women and Gen- forward,” Claycomb said. “So, I just der Advocacy Center until the fall of 2015. She then shifted into the Vice President for Student Affairs Blanche Hughes and other attendees of the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day want to be that person who can help celebration listen to speakers before marching from the Old Town Square to the Lory Student Center Jan. 20. make things happen.” role of assistant vice president for PHOTO BY MATT TACKETT THE COLLEGIAN Claycomb sees her role on the Student A‚ airs, which she has held core team as being an “ally” and since, according to the email. “advocate” where she can e‚ ective- In the position, Sisneros ment to working with and advo- of General Counsel at CSU in April Counsel for the University of Col- ly communicate the team’s plans oversees the Student Diversity cating for historically minoritized 2019, but her career with the Uni- orado Boulder. Salazar also served and facilitate the ideas of other core Programs and Services. She also student groups at the college level.” versity fi rst began during her un- as fi rst assistant attorney general team members. oversees institutional support for “I believe that it is my obligation dergraduate studies in psychology, leading the Higher Education Unit “I think this initiative is im- student populations, including un- to have an active role with the RBEI she said. at the Colorado Attorney General’s portant to me very much because documented students, transgender process, personally and profession- After graduating with her bach- O ce, according to her bio. of what is seen here on our cam- students and non-binary students, ally,” Sisneros said. “Any initiative elor’s degree, she went on to receive “I have always been apprecia- pus and in our country and how and she works closely with the that has the remote hope of being her master’s in higher education tive of what I have gained from powerful traumatic and painful President’s Multicultural Student transformational for what our mi- from CSU in 2008, as well as a J.D. CSU,” Salazar said. “We have some experiences can be when equity is Advisory Committee, according to noritized student populations ex- from the University of Colorado great people on the committee not at play and how powerful the her bio on the website. perience on this campus, I’m open Law School. looking forward to making a posi- solutions can be ... when they are in The website also lists her e‚ orts to being involved and trying to Before serving as associate le- tive impact here at CSU.” play,” Claycomb said. in educating students about free make a di‚ erence.” gal counsel for CSU, she served as Joey Wagner, Noah Pasley and Kathy Sisneros speech and the First Amendment Jessica Salazar an assistant attorney general in Isaiah Denning can be reached at Kathy Sisneros has spent her and her “long-standing commit- Jessica Salazar joined the o ce the Education Unit and Research [email protected].

CAMPUS CSU community reacts to rise of coronavirus here and abroad

By Laura Studley It’s rumored that virus out- to Murray Olsen. @laurastudley_ break caused the Chinese New Year “Let’s not generalize all East event cancellation, but CSU Public Asian folks as diseased,” Murray Coronavirus is becoming a Safety and Risk Communications Olsen said. “Because that’s a real- growing concern within the Colo- Manager Dell Rae Ciaravola denies ly, really common trope for like, rado State University community these claims. extermination of a race basically. I as the disease spread continues. “Several of the individuals who really hope that campus recognizes The fi rst outbreak of coronavi- were traveling with the perfor- the traumatic impact that can have rus was reported in Wuhan, Chi- mance group were not able to get if you react that way toward East na, in December 2019. Since then, their visas approved in time,” Cia- Asians.” there have been over 6,100 cases re- ravola said. “Our information in- What is coronavirus, and how does it ported worldwide with 132 deaths dicates the issue with the visas and spread? in China, according to the World the cancellation are completely un- The 2019 novel coronavirus Health Organization. related to the virus outbreak.” is a part of the coronavirus family There have been fi ve reported Coronavirus and the CSU community that causes illness ranging from cases domestically in Arizona, Cal- Assistant Director of the Asian/ the common cold to more severe ifornia, Illinois and Washington, Pacifi c American Cultural Center illnesses, including Middle East according to a media statement Carl Murray Olsen does not want respiratory syndrome and severe released by the Center for Disease the outbreak to further the isola- acute respiratory syndrome. tion the international students and 2019-nCoV is a zoonotic respi- There are currently more than 6,000 cases of the coronavirus Control. worldwide with no vaccine. COLLEGIAN FILE PHOTO There were eight individuals Asian American community feel on ratory illness, meaning transmis- campus. sion happens between animals and who traveled to China in a CSU cough and di culty breathing. In tocol given by the CDC, according capacity, according to a University “I think there’s a heightened people. However, according to the racial stress that Asian Americans CDC, there is a growing number more severe cases, coronavirus can to a University statement. In ad- statement. However, there have cause pneumonia, SARS, kidney dition to the rapid screening, the been no cases reported within the face in general around being per- of patients that have not been ex- petual foreigners,” Murray Olsen posed to animal markets, indicating failure and death. Health Network has implemented CSU community. Coronaviruses spread the way environmental controls, asking all “CSU is in close communica- said. “I think the coronavirus stu‚ a person-to-person spread. has reinvigorated this public atti- “This newer strain — called a a typical fl u virus would: through patients with a fever or respiratory tion with our Colorado and local respiratory droplets produced by illness to wash their hands regular- departments of health and is con- tude toward Asian Americans in ‘novel’ strain — is causing a range general. That’s kind of the narrative of severity of illness in people from a person sneezing or coughing. ly and wear a mask. nected to the latest developments Investigations are still ongoing to If you are experiencing respi- as tracked through those o ces that I am hoping to prevent on this mild infections to severe and some- campus in particular.” times fatal infections that cause determine the transmissibility of ratory symptoms similar to that of and the Centers for Disease Con- 2019-nCoV. 2019-nCoV, contact a health pro- trol and Prevention,” the statement Historically, there have been pneumonia,” according to the CSU disease outbreaks attributed to spe- safety website. The CSU Health Network is fessional or the CSU Health Net- said. “We’ve been closely monitor- screening any individual with cold work. ing this and carefully implementing cifi c races, as seen with the Ebola Common signs of infection in- outbreak from 2014-16, according clude respiratory symptoms, fever, or fl u symptoms based on the pro- Laura Studley can be reached best practices since Jan. 14.” at [email protected]. News | Thursday, January 30, 2020 | 7

CRIME LCSO rescued couple stuck in snow for 2 days

The couple’s truck was found by a helicopter. The woman was uninjured, Best and the man was treated for hypothermia.COLLEGIAN FILE PHOTO of CSU By Ceci Taylor hospital to treat his hypothermia. 2017 @cecelia_twt The Snowcat reached the woman around 5 p.m., and LCSO Emer- A man and a woman who found gency Services ensured she made it themselves stuck in the snow for home safely. two days were rescued by the Lar- LCSO encourages those who imer County Sheri˜ ’s O™ ce on plan to venture into the area to plan Tuesday. accordingly. Let someone know On Jan. 28, the LCSO was noti- where you are going and when you fi ed that a pickup truck, carrying a plan to return, and be sure to bring man and woman, had been stuck in clothing for cold weather condi- the snow since Jan. 26 somewhere tions along with enough food and on County Road 80C. They were water for at least 24 hours. also notifi ed that the man had left LCSO Emergency Services the truck on Jan. 27 to look for help Specialist Derek Rosenquist said FREE but hadn’t returned, according to a the proper vehicle is also import- press release from the LCSO. ant. Giant Cinnamon Roll LCSO dispatchers attempted “Four-wheel drive, winter tires to fi nd the man and woman via and tire chains are needed when with Entrée Purchase cell phone coordinates, but these driving in the snow on roads that e˜ orts were not successful, accord- are not maintained,” Rosenquist ing to the press release. Soon after, said. “If your vehicle gets stuck deputies began searching the area once, it will most likely happen again. If you can get your vehicle One coupon per visit. for the couple using a Snowcat and Not valid with other offers. Dine in only. a UCHealth LifeLine helicopter. out, turn around and do not drive The truck was found on County further into potentially worse con- Expires May 14, 2020. Road 80C east of the Eaton Reser- ditions.” voir at 1:45 p.m. by the helicopter. If you are stuck, lost or injured The woman was inside and did not and have cell service, call 911 fi rst. need medical help. The helicopter If your call will not go through, try then located the man at 2:45 p.m., texting 911. and he was transported to a local Ceci Taylor can be reached at [email protected]. HALF OFF CRIME Breakfast or Fort Collins 2019 theft Lunch Entrée spree suspects arrested One coupon per visit. Not valid with other offers. Dine in only. By Ceci Taylor from Fort Collins fi tness centers Expires May 14, 2020. @cecelia_twt in October and November. These centers included the Fort Collins Fort Collins detectives have Senior Center and EPIC. In these arrested three suspects from the cases, a male suspect stole personal 2019 theft spree at the Fort Collins property from the facilities’ locker Senior Center and Edora Pool Ice rooms, and stolen credit cards were Center, according to a press release used at local retailers soon after. from the City of Fort Collins. The FCPS said fi nding these sus- thefts took place from October to pects was specifi cally due to help FREE November 2019, and the suspects from the public. were found in January. “We received quite a few tips Specialty Latté According to the press release, from the public that helped detec- 38-year-old John Clark Harden was tives identify and arrest these sus- with Breakfast arrested on charges of third-degree pects,” said Assistant Chief Kevin or Lunch Entrée burglary, identity theft and theft. Cronin, who leads the FCPS Crim- Thirty-nine-year-old Jessica Go- inal Investigations Division. “We’re chis and 34-year-old Jessica Lynn grateful to everyone who spread One coupon per visit. Olson were arrested on charges of the word or sent us leads. Your Not valid with other offers. Dine in only. identity theft and theft. e˜ orts truly made a di˜ erence in Expires May 14, 2020. Fort Collins Police Services these cases.” received multiple reports of thefts Ceci Taylor can be reached at [email protected]. 8 | News | Thursday, January 30, 2020

CAMPUS ‘Selfl ess superstar’: Former CSU basketball player remembers Kobe Bryant

By Matt Bailey time to let you know that I’m before signing a one-year deal @MattBailey760 thinking about you,” Bryant with Victoria Libertas Pallaca- said in the video. “You’re in nestro, an Italian professional When one former basketball my prayers and will continue basketball team that competes player heard about the death of to be in my prayers, and your in the Lega Basket Serie A. Kobe Bryant, he got to remem- strength, your courage, is a true After playing for teams in ber him not just as a basketball inspiration.” Lithuania and Israel, Omogbo superstar, but as someone who Omogbo, who grew up a Lak- is now back in Italy playing for supported him after facing a ers fan and who said his father’s Pallacanestro Biella in Biella, personal loss. favorite player was Bryant, said Italy. Bryant and his 13-year-old Bryant’s video had an impact on Omogbo said he was shocked daughter, Gianna Maria-Onore him. to hear about the loss of Bryant Bryant, were killed in a heli- “That video he sent to me a and his daughter. copter crash in Calabasas, Cal- few years ago, that just shows “It’s just a shock for every- ifornia, on Sunday, Jan. 26. He how selfl ess of a superstar he body: the whole basketball played for the Los Angeles Lak- could be,” Omogbo said. “He world, all over the country,” ers for 20 years before retiring didn’t know how well it was Omogbo said. “Everybody’s in 2016. going to hit me or not. He was paying homage, and you can see Born in Nigeria and raised just trying to send a positive how the basketball world loved in Hyattsville, Maryland, message, and I thought that was Kobe (Bryant). Not even bas- then-20-year-old Emmanuel everything. That gave me extra ketball, just people in general.” Omogbo was playing forward motivation.” Despite Bryant not having Omogbo went on to set a a major impact on the way he for Rams men’s basketball in Emmanuel Omogbo, senior on the basketball team, cries moments after his fi rst of two seasons at CSU Mountain West record with 13 plays basketball, Omogbo said double-doubles during confer- Bryant’s work ethic was partic- scoring a game winning shot May 12, 2017. Omogbo lost his parents when he lost his mother, father, and niece in a fi re in 2015. “I was unconscious,” Omogbo said. “That niece and nephew in a house ence play in 2016, and he was ularly infl uential for him. named to the All-Mountain “Just how hard he grinds, was probably my parents that forced the ball to go in and my niece and fi re in Maryland Jan. 19, 2016. nephew. I knew it couldn’t have been only me.” COLLEGIAN FILE PHOTO People within the CSU com- West fi rst team and MW All-De- how hard he goes for what fensive team, according to a he wants, ... when somebody munity and abroad expressed while it’s appropriate to mourn game, what he had done for their support and contributed 2017 article by The Collegian. tells him he can’t do it, he tries He is ranked in CSU’s top 20 to prove to you he can do it,” Bryant and his daughter, the the sport, what he had done to a GoFundMe for Omogbo and other victims must be remem- all around the world, … it’s just his family, which raised over list in every major rebounding Omogbo said. “Him being self- bered as well. very devastating,” Omogbo $104,000. But among Omogbo’s category, according to the arti- less, being a good father, he was As for Bryant, Omogbo paid said. “He’s just a selfl ess super- supporters was Bryant, who cle. everything a man should be. homage to him, remembering star. … My prayers go out to his sent Omogbo a video message Omogbo would play in the It seems like that’s what Kobe his act of kindness that came at family.” after the tragedy. NBA Summer League with the Bryant was.” a time of grief. Matt Bailey can be reached “I just wanted to take the Golden State Warriors in 2017 Omogbo explained that “What he had done for the at [email protected]. ASCSU Senate discusses potential plans for disability simulation event

By Charlotte Lang derstanding. Overturf said a large sor. We have to include them. So @chartrickwrites way to help people understand is I made sure to contact outside by making them feel something sources.” For their fi rst meeting of the they aren’t normally presented Kaitlin Johnson, a law student spring semester, the Associated with. at the University of Denver, urged Students of Colorado State Uni- senators to vote no to the bill, stat- versity discussed possible fund- ing that the idea and concept of a ing for an upcoming disabilities “The National simulation event are problematic. event. Federation of the “Calling this a disability sim- Senator Savanah Overturf, ulation also reinforces that dis- a representative of the Student Blind does not endorse abled people are somehow less Disability Center, proposed a bill simulations like this and capable of completing daily tasks and being normal integrated asking for the senate to host and condemns and deplores fund an event aiming to support people in society,” Johnson said. the campus’s disabled communi- institutions that “We are not limited by our dis- ty by simulating the experiences perpetuate and endorse ability, and it does not inherently Associated Students of Colorado State University President Ben of members of this community. limit our function in society the Amundson reports several community updates, including potential U+2 The bill was ultimately moved these kinds of activities way this activity suggests, and it’s opt-outs and improved parking effi ciency through apps. to the Budgetary A¦ airs Commit- and the negative impact unfortunate that the disability PHOTO BY NATHAN TRAN THE COLLEGIAN tee. they have on the lives of representative seems to suggest Overturf’s bill specifi cally that.” more inclusive event. These in- pectations for blind people. asked for $1,000 from the senate the blind and disabled According to the bill, simula- cluded ideas such as inviting guest “The National Federation of to go toward room rental, as well people.” tion events such as this “general- speakers studying disabilities or the Blind does not endorse sim- as funding toward materials and ly involve having people perform extending the event to include ulations like this and condemns advertisements. CERRIDWYN NORDSTROM everyday activities with a tempo- disabilities that aren’t visible and and deplores institutions that “I want to take CSU and put CSU ALUMNI AND rary disability, such as a blindfold, can’t be replicated. perpetuate and endorse these us at the forefront of inclusion,” SENATOR-EMERITUS earplugs or a wheelchair.” CSU alumni and Sena- kinds of activities and the nega- Overturf said. “My belief as the Through the use of props and tor-Emeritus Cerridwyn Nord- tive impact they have on the lives senator for the disability sup- materials, “those without disabil- strom also spoke out against the of the blind and disabled people,” port o§ ce is that one of our big- “I want this event to not just ities will have the opportunity to bill with the statement that call- Nordstrom said. gest tasks is that we support our infl uence CSU, but infl uence our have the real-life experience of ing the event a disability simula- Nordstrom urged for blind- students. We support our sta¦ community around us,” Overturf those who do,” according to the tion is inaccurate. ness to be removed from the and anyone who has an inclusive said. “I feel like, yes, we’re in Fort bill. Nordstrom also said that, as event or for the senate to vote no need.” Collins, but there are so many Other senators showed ap- a representative for the National on the bill. The biggest goal of the event is students coming from Loveland, preciation for the bill and o¦ ered Federation of the Blind, this event Charlotte Lang can be reached to encourage support through un- Greeley, Johnstown and Wind- suggestions on how to create a can reinforce stigmas and low ex- at [email protected]. Thursday, January 30, 2020 Rocky Mountain Collegian | 9

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SERIOUSLY 5 ways to be a great student and classmate

mate and student we can be. outfi ts they wore and how Brit- she knows better. Like, screw that people can be racist toward Kenia Below are fi ve to-dos in the tney was totally jealous that the professor’s diploma, right?” white people. I am learning so Ortiz classroom that benefi t you and Brad talked to Rachel instead 3. Watch porn during class much because of him.” those around you. of her,” said Monica Harolds, There is nothing better than 5. Sit in someone else’s unas- 1. Always talk while the a third-year student. “Hear- coming to class and having the signed-assigned seat @Kenia_Ortiz_ professor is talking ing their story, which is a story person sitting near you watch- There is nothing students Professors might not tell for the ages, is defi nitely why I ing porn. No one fi nds it re- love more than when they Editor’s Note: This is a satire you this, but they absolute- pay thousands of dollars to be motely distracting, uncomfort- walk into class and see piece from The Collegian’s opin- ly adore it when students talk here.” able or inappropriate. someone else’s cheeks in their ion section. Real names and the over them during lectures. 2. Make sure to teach the class Classmates love to see it. unassigned-assigned seat. events surrounding them may be “When a student talks while yourself Professors love to see it. We all “I went to class last semester used in fi ctitious/semi-fi ctitious I’m talking, I just feel empow- Even better than talking love to see it. and saw that the seat I had been ways. Those who do not read the ered,” said Jody Jules, a histo- over professors is when stu- 4. Constantly play devil’s sitting in for months was tak- editor’s notes are subject to be- ry professor at Colorado State dents teach the class them- advocate en from me, and it warmed my ing o ended. University. “When I look up selves. Both students and pro- There is no one professors heart so much that I just want- The spring 2020 semester and see my students talking to fessors feel a sense of pride and students love more than ed to fl ip them out of my desk,” is on to the second week of one another or hear their voices when a student feels the need to that one kid in class who is con- said Jerry Young, a fourth-year classes, which means getting over mine, I am reassured that I fi ll the space with their uninvit- stantly playing devil’s advocate. student. back into the fl ow of doing am making a change.” ed and unneeded opinion. “I learn so much in class If you do any or all of these homework, waking up for class, Fellow classmates also fi nd “There is one student in my when Chad constantly plays things, the CSU community going to work and meeting it productive to their learning English class who always takes devil’s advocate,” said Fransis- wants to thank you for your ser- project deadlines. when they hear others talking up 30 minutes of our class,” said co Banderas, a fi fth-year stu- vice and your time. For some, this is their last in class. Michelle Tia, a second-year dent. “I especially love it when We seriously could not semester in college. For others, “I was in my organic chem- student. “The professor asks he argues that people don’t thrive without your contribu- it is their fi rst. As students, we istry class, and two girls behind one question, and suddenly the see color, that women and the tion. spend the majority of our time me were talking about the party lesson plan is out the window LGBTQ+ community are treat- Kenia Ortiz can be reached in classrooms — therefore, it is their sorority threw, the cute because my classmate decides ed with unwavering respect and at [email protected]. important to be the best class-

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Shay Rego

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Editor’s Note: All opinion section When cars steal your content refl ects the views of the in- Spring break plans. dividual author only and does not parking spot. represent a stance taken by The Col- legian or its editorial board. Everyone loves dogs, but more importantly, everyone loves a well-behaved and trained dog. Dog training comes in all forms, includ- ing operant conditioning, balanced training, positive reinforcement Random, positive life training and so forth. Rising rent costs. Many students at Colorado updates. State University have experienced the irritation of having a poor- ly-trained dog in a class or walking around campus. There are plenty of college students who have dogs — their old family dog, a new shelter adoption dog or a fi rst time puppy. It can be di cult trying to decide Service dog Keystone showing proper e-collar placement on a dog’s Thinking you’re behind in what training methods do or don’t Thinking you’re behind in neck. PHOTO BY SHAY REGO THE COLLEGIAN work when you’re actually work, especially for a fi rst time dog work when you are. owner in college who’s going on this correction would in no way risk a humans. ahead. journey alone. dog being pinched so hard it would Like the choke chain and prong However, I’m not going to talk bleed. The pinch provided by a collar, the e-collar should sit high about specifi c training styles. In- prong collar is simply more of a on the neck right below their ears. stead, I’m going to discuss and de- squeeze to the arm. The box should sit around the neck bunk some of the myths surround- Like the choke chain, a prong between the ears on the front of ing certain dog training tools that collar should sit high on the neck their throat, not the back of the some people may consider barbaric behind the ears. It should not hang neck. This placement is safest and Forcing yourself to work Forcing yourself to work or unethical so that you can be edu- loose, as that could actually cause most e“ ective in correcting the cated enough to eventually choose harm to the dog, but it should in- dog. It’s also vital to remember to out. out. a training style that suits you. Here stead fi t nice and snug. Remove pulsate the e-collar button and to are the top three most controver- links until proper fi t is achieved. never hold it down for consecutive sial training tools to debunk. For both the choke chain and seconds, as this is considered im- Choke chains prong collar, it’s important to not proper use of the tool. Despite its name, a choke chain drag the dog by this type of collar or All of the above training tools collar is a pretty mild training tool. hold pressure for too long. A quick are not intended to be used alone, It’s simply a chain made up of small “pop” of the leash to create fast but they pair best with positive links that slips over the dog’s neck. tension with instant release will be reinforcement training. All the in- When pulled tight, the little links most useful for desired correction. formation provided was simply to work together to tighten around E-collars debunk the idea of these training the dog’s neck. This quick tension An e-collar is often misunder- tools being abusive or barbaric, as around the dog’s neck reminds stood as a shock collar. It’s critical well as to introduce correct use of the dog that you are in charge and to understand that an e-collar and a such tools. that the dog is doing an undesired shock collar are not the same thing, Any training tool — including behavior. although they are often confused. a regular fl at collar — can injure a A choke chain should sit high on Like a human-grade muscle stimu- dog. What’s most important when the dog’s neck directly below their lation machine, the e-collar simply using any of these tools is having a ears. Be sure to measure your dog’s provides tactile stimulation. trainer to show you how to use each neck correctly, as this chain should However, just like how a muscle tool properly and safely for them have a snug fi t right onto their fur. stimulator works, this stimulation to have a positive e“ ect. Please use When used properly, there should isn’t painful at all. In fact, e-collar all of the above tools responsibly. be no choking occurring. stimulation can be equated to Incorrect use of tools can result in Prong collars tapping your dog repeatedly on dog injury. Prong collars can be considered their shoulder simply to get their No matter what your stance more intense, but they work very attention. may be on this topic, it’s important similarly to a choke chain. When E-collars do not shock dogs. to at least respect and acknowledge a correction is given and the links O cial e-collar technologies even that these training tools can result are pulled together, the little prongs advertise on their products that in a positive outcome when used work to give a very light pinch to the collars provide tone, vibration correctly. the dogs neck. The prongs are not and medical grade stimulation Shay Rego can be reached at at all sharp, and they are gracious- similar to a TENS machine used on [email protected]. ly spaced far apart so that a proper Opinion | Thursday, January 30, 2020 | 15

COLLEGIAN COLUMNIST Video games are a social skill, and we should all start playing

Psychological Association, video need team managers, a lot of Fynn games are shown to have posi- video editing jobs are coming Bailey tive eŠ ects on children’s devel- out of let’s play communities, opment of social skills and prob- gaming journalism is growing as @FynnBailey lem-solving skills. games grow and all those game They also help with hand-eye studios need an endless number Editor’s Note: All opinion section coordination and do not cause of programmers. content refl ects the views of the in- violent behavior, contrary to Having a basic understanding dividual author only and does not popular belief. There are a lot of of gaming as a fi eld and as a part represent a stance taken by The benefi ts beyond just the social of society will be important Collegian or its editorial board. aspect, even though that is be- in getting into it — and these It is no longer the ‘90s, and coming their most relevant asso- coming years will be the time video games are no longer a niche ciated skill. to get in. This is especially true topic where “computer enthu- Video games are an area that for creative types; look at what siasts” are outside the norm of social interactions are now based Kojima has done to games by society. Games are everywhere, around, helping kids get better at making them more cinematic. whether it’s mobile games, the talking to others. What director wouldn’t want to mass growth of e-sports or Parents already consider make a fully immersive movie Twitch streamers like Ninja what types of games they want that can have much more world COMIC ILLUSTRATION BY SCOTTY POWELL @SCOTTYSSEUS who make millions. Gaming has their kids playing, but it might building and complex narrative become part of society, just like become more akin to how par- than cinema? watching movies did. ents treat sports or joining a They say the best time to That means video games are team. In 20 years, washed up plant a tree is 10 years ago, and no longer something to be ig- parents might relive their glory the second-best time to plant nored or pushed to the fringe. days through pushing their kid one is now. Well, if you haven’t Even more, they have become a into “League of Legends.” yet, the second-best time to start social skill set, similar to the old It’s also hard to ignore playing video games is now. Go days when people would circle the massive amount of job out there, have some fun and see the water cooler and talk about opportunities that video games why this is the one of the biggest this weekend’s big game. have created — there’s a lot more media shifts of our generation. According to the American than being a streamer or e-sports Fynn Bailey can be reached player. Those e-sports players at [email protected].

COMIC ILLUSTRATION BY RYAN GREENE @TFOGDOGS 16 | Sports | Thursday, January 30, 2020 Awards >> from page 1 After taking a look at what Ward did in her 2018-19 season, it’s easy to see why the association decid- ed to name her the best swimmer in the state. Ward helped her team win their fi nal three meets of the season before going to the Mountain West Championships, where she put on one of the most impressive swimming perfor- mances in school history. While at the championships, Ward broke not one, not two, but three school individual event re- cords. Ward posted a blazing fast 1:00.02 time in the 100 breast- stroke, a 2:00.04 time in the 200 individual medley and a 2:09.85 time in the 200 breaststroke, which was the best in the Moun- tain West. As if breaking records on your own wasn’t enough, Ward also linked up with teammates Julia Box, Kristina Friedrichs and Tonicia Thomas to set a new school record in the 200 medley relay in 2019. “Coming o’ of winning a Mountain West title, I want to re- peat that,” Ward said in response to what that season has done to shape her mentality. “I’m never satisfi ed. Even if I go best time, or even if I win an event, I’m never satisfi ed. That’s the mentality.” Maddie Ward competes in the 200-yard breaststroke Jan. 26, 2018. COLLEGIAN FILE PHOTO Ward wasn’t the only Ram who took part in a record-break- ing year. Senior setter Oleksak had her own impact as she led the Mountain West in assists in the 2019 season to help the Rams win a school-record 28 games in a row while also securing her third con- secutive Mountain West Player of the Year accolade, making her the fi rst player in league history to win the honor three times. “It’s a really amazing award to be honored with,” Oleksak said. “And it’s really cool that it’s a Col- orado-based organization. I real- ly like what they’re doing.” Oleksak was involved in 82% of her team’s set o’ ensive plays in the league this season and showcased her well-rounded playing style by contributing 208 digs on the defensive side of the ball. 2019 was Oleksak’s senior season, and she leaves CSU as the school’s all-time leader in assists. She was named an AVCA hon- orable mention all-American in each of her four seasons with the Rams. Oleksak has stated she also intends to sign a contract with a professional team overseas once she graduates in the spring. When asked what her long list of accolades means to her, Oleksak said “My goal was never to break records; my goal was al- ways just to work hard.” Ward and Oleksak will be pre- sented with their awards on Sun- day, March 15, 2020, at the 46th Annual Awards and Fundraiser Banquet in Denver. Bailey Shepherd can be Senior Katie Oleksak (22) sets the ball for senior Paulina Hougaard- Katie Oleksak (22) celebrates a won play Sept. 26, 2019. reached at [email protected]. Jensen (11) to hit Nov. 16, 2019. PHOTO BY LUCY MORANTZ THE COLLEGIAN PHOTO BY LUKE BOURLAND THE COLLEGIAN Thursday, January 30, 2020 Rocky Mountain Collegian|17

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BASKETBALL Moby Madness propels CSU to victory in matchup vs. Nevada

By Tyler Meguire to the locker room with a near @TMeguire double-double: 12 points, eight re- bounds and two assists (4-7 from The Colorado State Rams faced the fi eld, 4-8 from the free-throw oœ against Nevada for the sec- line). ond time this year. The fi rst time “Carvacho was awesome ear- around, the Rams fell 67-61 to Ne- ly in the game,” head coach Niko vada in Reno. However, with home- Medved said. “I thought he was court advantage and having Adam playing aggressive. His energy was Thistlewood and Isaiah Stevens in great.” the lineup, CSU edged out the Wolf Three-pointers were big for Pack in a high scoring 92-91 victory. both teams in the fi rst half. CSU The game started oœ with both went 5-11, and Nevada went 8-18. CSU and Nevada missing their From the 13:35 mark, the Rams hit fi rst shots of the game. Kendle three from behind the arc, and the Moore got the lid oœ the basket as Wolf Pack answered, making three he drained a three from a nice pass on their next possession. from Stevens. In the fi rst half, it was all about Nico Carvacho wasted almost Carvacho. In the second half, it was no time getting Moby Arena jump- Thistlewood who led the way. He ing as he put his defender on a post- got the second half going with an er to go up 5-0 with 18:32 remaining and-one layup on the Rams’ open- in the half. Stevens again found the ing possession and hit the free- open man as he grabbed his second throw. assist. It was obvious from Carva- The Rams went down 77-67 cho’s dunk that he was feeling it in with 7:52 remaining. Thistlewood the fi rst half. Carvacho proceeded sparked the Rams’ comeback as he to get to the charity stripe two times went on to nail three free-throws in in the fi rst four minutes of the fi rst a row. At the 4:23 mark, the Rams half, knocking down two of four. cut the Wolf Pack’s lead to just four (81-77). Isaiah Stevens (4) and Nico Carvacho (32) help up Adam Thistlewood (31) Dec. 13, 2019. Both teams would match each PHOTO BY LUKE BOURLAND THE COLLEGIAN other throughout the fi rst half. Roddy had a huge block at the two minute mark. Then Thistle- Both would struggle to get the ball than four minutes remaining. The the court and to not rush myself amazing to see such a young player through the hoop, but when some- wood hit the corner three to put the Rams within one point (85-84). Wolf Pack had a 91-90 lead with and let it come to me and see what be this great and this good early in one scored, a lot more followed. At only seconds left, but Stevens took develops in front of me and go make his career. He’s just going to keep the 15:48 mark, Jalen Harris hit The Rams went on a run down the stretch to take an 89-85 lead with control. He took the ball up the a play,” Stevens said. going from there.” a mid-range shot to put the score court, crossed his defender and hit Even with Thistlewood doing CSU will return to Moby this at 9-6. The next score came near- 23.4 seconds left, mostly because Roddy has the ability to bully ev- a mid-range buzzer-beater to give most of the damage for the Rams, Saturday against the University of ly a minute later (14:50) from K.J. CSU the win 92-91. he had high praise for his clutch Nevada, Las Vegas Rebels at 2 p.m. Hymes, and both teams took oœ . eryone in the paint and can grab the ball out of mid-air. “From the timeout, coach Med- teammate. in an Orange Out. Carvacho fi nished the fi rst half ved told me that I had more than “He’s a walking bucket; that’s all Tyler Meguire can be reached at with dominant numbers. He went Nevada’s leading scorer, Harris, hits two crowd silencers with less enough time with 5.3 to get down I have to say,” Thistlewood said. “It’s [email protected].

SWIMMING Legendary coach John Mattos is now a CSU Hall of Famer

By Bailey Bassett “Now having been in seat, that’s ing, as well as his ability to connect @baileybassett_ not an easy job,” Woodard said. with his players, was also a vital part “That’s very, very diˆ cult, and he in the creation of CSU’s water polo Colorado State University Ath- did it for a long time with a high de- team. letics is inducting another legend gree of success. I think (for) every This accolade is one of many to the CSU Athletics Hall of Fame: college program in the state and for Mattos, who is also a member of the highest honor one can earn as a every opportunity women have in the American Swimming Coaches Ram in athletics. the state, we owe him a great deal of Association Hall of Fame and has a John Mattos, the long-time respect and gratitude.” pending induction into the Colora- swim coach, will be forever en- Mattos was a swimmer for do Swimming Hall of Fame, one of shrined in CSU history. the Rams himself, winning four three inductees in the 2020 class. Mattos was the women’s swim all-American awards. As a coach, The latter ceremony will take place coach for over three decades, lead- the now Hall of Famer accumulat- on March 14 in the Cable Center ing the program for 31 total years, ed a record of 221-113 in dual meets. at the University of Denver with the longest tenure ever at CSU. His women’s teams won a total of fellow swimming legends Missy Mattos retired in 2011 as one of the six conference titles and produced Franklin and Clark Smith. most successful coaches of any pro- 95 conference championships be- The Rams swim program is in gram in Rams history. tween 35 swimmers. His teams also the midst of a three-meet winning Current swim coach Christo- had 38 conference relay titles. streak under coach Woodard, who pher Woodard served as an assis- Mattos’ prize prodigy was 1994 was an assistant under Mattos. tant coach for Mattos before tak- 50-yard freestyle champion Amy Mattos’ impact is extensive, and ing over as head coach in 2011-12. Van Dyken, who later went on to this award is well deserved for the Woodard has mentioned the im- win six Olympic gold medals. That great coach who will now forever pact Mattos has had on the sport 1994 team fi nished 12th in the na- be remembered as a CSU Hall of across the state and has praised the tion, CSU’s best fi nish ever. Mattos Famer. now Hall of Famer for the diˆ cul- was even named coach of the year Bailey Bassett can be reached at ties that come with running a suc- during that season. [email protected]. John Mattos cemented a legendary career at Colorado State University cessful program. The legendary coach, who was both as an athlete and as one of the school’s greatest coaches of all known for his brilliance in recruit- time. PHOTO COURTESY OF CSU AHTLETICS Sports | Thursday, January 30, 2020 | 19

NFL 5 things to know heading into Super Bowl 54 this Sunday

By Ethan Lee terrorized quarterbacks all year, regular season with 29.9. @EthanLee_99 sacking opposing quarterbacks 48 Led by Garoppolo, the 49ers times during the regular season. rely heavily on a run-fi rst scheme The NFL’s electrifying 100th Additionally, the sideline to side- in most games, splitting the work- season will come to an end in Mi- line speed of their linebacking core, load among three talented running ami this Sunday as the Kansas City led by Kwon Alexander and Fred backs. The 49ers have playmakers Chiefs prepare to take on the San Warner, made running the ball just in the passing game, which features Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl 54. as diŸ cult as passing. their all-world tight end George Following a postseason fi lled with To compound the aforemen- Kittle and wideouts Emmanuel unforgettable upsets, the two con- tioned defensive prowess of the Sanders and Samuel. 5. A tale of two coaches ference champions are poised to big men upfront, the 49ers also provide what should be an epic fi - boast a sound secondary. The unit, One of the most intriguing nale. captained by veteran Richard Sher- matchups taking place in Super With so many storylines to dis- man, tallied 13 interceptions during Bowl 54 will take place o¢ the fi eld cuss heading into the big game, I the regular season and an addition- between head coaches Andy Reid have taken the liberty of breaking al one so far this postseason. and Kyle Shanahan. While both down everything you need to know Although the Chiefs’ defense coaches are known for their cre- into fi ve areas of analysis. unit has remained an afterthought ative o¢ ensive minds, each is com- 1. New faces for much of the season given the ing into Sunday’s game with a vastly Perhaps the best thing about level of their o¢ ensive prowess, di¢ erent background. Reid is a vet- this year’s Super Bowl, in the eyes they have managed to provide nu- eran head coach having spent over of NFL fans around the coun- merous inspiring performances 20 years trying to capture his fi rst try, is the fact that the game will down the stretch of the regular sea- Super Bowl title. not include Tom Brady and the son. The momentum carried into Reid has made it to the big game much-maligned New England Pa- the postseason, highlighted by the once before as the head coach of the triots. Moreover, this Sunday will defensive masterpiece provided Eagles and has fi nally made it back feature many of the league’s high in the AFC championship game in after 15 long years. A win on Sunday profi le youngsters, poised to take which the Chiefs held league-lead- could very well secure Reid a spot in advantage of their fi rst Super Bowl ing rusher Derrick Henry to just 7 the Pro Football Hall of Fame and experience. yards rushing in the second half. cement his legacy as one of the best Starting quarterbacks Patrick 4. Or does it? coaches in league history. Mahomes (24 years old) and Jim- The Chiefs o¢ ense is comprised Kyle Shanahan, on the other my Garoppolo (28) both highlight of some of the most explosive play- hand, is relatively new to the head the star-studded list, which also in- ers in the league paired with the coaching game and has successfully cludes the likes of Tyreek Hill (25), league’s best quarterback in Ma- turned the 49ers around just three Frank Clark (26), Nick Bosa (22), homes. In the year in which Raven’s seasons after taking over in 2017. Deebo Samuel (24) and Arik Arm- star Lamar Jackson received most That being said, Kyle Shanahan is stead (26). This kind of explosive, of the media’s focus, it was easy to no stranger to the Super Bowl, as he youthful talent will undoubtedly forget about last season’s MVP, Ma- was once an o¢ ensive coordinator provide an exciting play style. homes. In the 14 games Mahomes of the Atlanta Falcons four seasons 2. History on the line played, he fi nished the season with ago in a losing e¢ ort against the This Sunday marks the fi rst over 4,000 yards passing, 26 touch- New England Patriots. Kyle Shana- postseason matchup between down passes and only fi ve intercep- han also has witnessed his father, the Chiefs and 49ers, meaning tions. coaching legend Mike Shanahan, that there are no old scores to set- While those numbers are im- capture two Super Bowl rings as tle. However, each side can make pressive enough, Mahomes has the head coach of the Denver Bron- history with a win. A win for the put forth two unforgettable per- cos in the late 1990s. A win for San Chiefs would mean capturing the formances this postseason, tally- Francisco would allow Kyle Shana- organization’s fi rst title in 50 years, ing over 700 total yards of o¢ ense han to write his legacy independent breaking the second-longest active along with nine total touchdowns. from his father’s and cement his drought between Super Bowls in With weapons such as Travis Kelce status as one of the premier coach- the league; the New York Jets have and Hill at their disposal, the 49ers es of today’s game. the longest with 51 years. A win for defense is sure to have their hands This matchup of both premier the 49ers would mean that they full this Sunday. o¢ ensive talent and stout defense would tie the New England Patriots On the opposing sideline, the should prove to be one for the his- and the Pittsburgh Steelers for the 49ers boast an o¢ ense that has tory books. My fi nal prediction: most Super Bowl titles with six. quietly been one of the most pro- Kansas City Chiefs: 45 3. Defense wins championships ductive units in the league. While San Francisco 49ers: 38 The 49ers’ Super Bowl birth the cast of characters is not nearly Super Bowl MVP going to came as no surprise to anyone who as star-studded as that of Kansas Mahomes. witnessed their ferocious defense City, the 49ers have played to their Ethan Lee can be reached at play this season. Their front seven strengths and fi nished second in [email protected]. average points per game during the 20 | Arts & Culture | Thursday, January 30, 2020

ENTERTAINMENT ‘The Gentlemen’ hides its message behind thinly-veiled irony

By Scotty Powell Ritchie’s fi lm that is particularly mega-operation, which uses the negate any hint of purpose that any And the audience accepts this @scottysseus awe-inspiring, resonant or im- estates of wealthy British lords as other aspect of the fi lm might sug- taunting because of the fi lm’s tech- pactful apart from a unique “Guy fronts for its underground grass gest. His characters’ darkly ironic nical brilliance and our ability to Ritchie” feel. The director’s work is farms, to the sly and stone-faced comments and dialogue are nev- recognize, understand and appreci- a sleek and stylish mishmash of ev- Matthew Berger. er in service of their needs in the ate it. It massages our egos enough Collegian erything that fi lm theorists, histo- Of course, what he doesn’t scene, and they don’t carry weighty to make us feel as if we’re somehow rians, critics and scholars have dis- know is that Berger is in cahoots subtexts the way that the writings in on the joke. But we’re not be- tinguished over the years as the key with Chinese heroin tra› cker of Tarantino, Wes Anderson and cause we still leave the theater un- ingredients for “quality cinema.” Dry Eye to double-cross Pearson Martin Scorsese do. fazed and unchanged. But ironically, the fi lm excludes the by raiding his pot farms. He also Instead, they seem to serve as “The Gentleman” is a fi lm that Film one thing that makes a movie mat- doesn’t know that his every move simple reminders to the audience insults the power and purpose of Reviews ter — a point. is being watched and recorded by that these characters don’t partic- movies. Movies can make us feel That’s all we want from movies. a cheeky little tabloid journalist ularly care about the perilous situ- things at a depth other art forms If movie directors were paint- Even when it comes in the form of assigned to getting dirt on Pearson ations they’re in, and therefore we can’t even begin to grasp. They are ers, Guy Ritchie would be Jackson shaky, handheld camera shots in after the crime magnate insulted needn’t worry too much. not mere hodgepodges of set tech- Pollock; his fi lms are not so much “The Blair Witch Project” or the his editor at a party. To his credit, Ritchie executes nical, stylistic tricks spliced togeth- fi lms as they are violent, chaotic grainy Super-8 textures of “Pink It’s a perfect setup for some the completely bonkers plot with er purely for the sake of being ana- whirlwinds of the components of Flamingos,” we don’t mind because quality cinema, but it’s bogged technical brilliance, and the whole lyzed. They are a medium through cinema all splashed onto a screen the technical aspects are still in ser- down by Ritchie’s overt, over-the- fi lm is nothing short of a feast for which we can express ideas and in a manner that is commanding vice of a story, and that leaves us as top cynicism and desperate, manu- the eyes. The cinematography, pro- feelings that cannot be communi- and attractive at fi rst sight but that changed people. factured irony. duction design, sharp editing and cated or felt via conventional forms reveals little depth or intentionality Ritchie’s fi lms, however, do not Unlike other fi lmmakers who adrenaline-pumping score weave of communication. when one takes a closer look. do this. Instead, they take all the are noted for their cynical, nihilistic together beautifully. Movies like “The Gentlemen,” We’ll give Pollock a pass for techniques developed by other di- directorial styles — most notably But for all of its aesthetic bril- while attractive, reduce cinema this, as painting is a medium that rectors that have proven to be suc- Quentin Tarantino and Joel and liance, the story doesn’t build into down to its tangible elements rath- doesn’t demand more than a pass- cessful means of conveying a fi lm’s Ethan Coen, among others — it anything, the characters are mere er than expanding on those ele- ing attraction. You don’t devote two meaning to an audience and use seems that Ritchie’s purpose from vehicles for Ritchie’s trademark ments to create something new and hours of your life to sitting in a dark them to tell a story that is overtly the outset is to make a movie that nonsensical dialogue and the whole unique. Thus, they negate the value room watching a painting. and deliberately meaningless. has no point. thing adds up to nothing more than of the form to which they belong, The movie medium, on the This smugly self-aware lack Directors like Tarantino and the a movie that’s fun to pat yourself on insulting the audience members other hand, requires the audience’s of purpose and direction is on full Coen brothers are able to capture a the back for being able to analyze, who come to see them and provid- time and commitment and there- display in the director’s latest o• er- distinct tone in their fi lms, which but it fails to accomplish anything ing them with nothing more than fore has an obligation to deliver, at ing, “The Gentlemen,” which sees despite not being fully realized by in the way of actual artistic inten- shallow self-satisfaction in lieu of least to some capacity or another, Ritchie dressing up his brand of the fi lm’s end is nevertheless pres- tion. actual profundity or artistic insight. something more than cheap thrills. recycled stock nihilism at the core ent throughout the movie. Their It starts as a random, Pol- It’s an energetic, exciting, cap- At least, if they’re going to tout of his other seminal works — 1998’s fi lms are still led by a clear sense of lock-esque splatter of characters, tivating waste of two hours but a themselves for their artistry, the “Lock, Stock and Two Smoking purpose. It’s just not a purpose that ideas and storylines, and it ends waste of two hours nonetheless. way Ritchie’s fi lms do, they have Barrels” and 2000’s “Snatch.” is too complex to be clearly or ex- the exact same way, as if to say to its Scotty Powell can be reached this responsibility. The story follows Mickey plicitly defi ned. audience “Joke’s on you for being at [email protected]. But there is nothing about Pearson, a suave and successful Meanwhile, everything in stupid enough to sit through this drug lord who’s decided to sell his Ritchie’s fi lm is intended purely to thing.”

CULTURE & COMMUNITY 5 Instagram accounts that defy infl uencers’ bad rap By Elena Waldman dispensary,” as stated in her biogra- 2. Leandra Medine Cohen - @man- shame he’s even on this list when She’s a sad girl, an indie fi lm starlet, @WaldmanElena phy. This is an account for people repeller he truly deserves his own televi- an Instagram model and, most im- who are paradoxically fascinated To call the creator of @man- sion show. Skinner’s videos are portantly, a girl boss. Sennott’s Ins- Infl uencer culture doesn’t and understimulated by popular repeller, Leandra Medine Cohen, not the low-energy, minimal e• ort tagram is like a diary; she’ll keep a have the best rap. To be fair, it has culture. It’s for intellectuals who an infl uencer seems undermining, front-facing camera videos littered detailed account of her pu• y post- in some ways earned its bad rep- consume things that are consid- especially considering the fact that throughout Twitter and formerly cry face, edgy outfi ts and drunken utation. Cringey TikTok teens, ered “low art,” like reality televi- @manrepeller was a respected Vine. They are well-written and escapades. For that, she may be eating disorder promoting Insta- sion or chick fl icks, and maybe feel fashion website, applauded by the produced with carefully curated one of the bravest women on Ins- gram models and Jake Paul-style a little guilty about liking things likes of Refi nery 29, The Cut and costumes and edits, which is a new tagram. 5. Sarah Bahbah - @sarahbahbah debauchery are all common symp- that are not considered marks of TIME Magazine, before it was ever kind of Instagram video format toms of infl uencer culture and good taste. an Instagram account. Still, Cohen that is not usually done by creators. Photographer and creative di- some of the many reasons why The @ripannanicolesmith deserves props for bringing in a Skinner, a young and up-and- rector Sarah Bahbah knows how even the most dignifi ed digital cre- brand is a unique and refreshing massive audience — 2.3 million fol- coming comedian, is a fresh face perfectly aesthetic her photos are; ators are immediately dismissed. stray from other creators in that lowers and growing — to her fash- in comedy compared to so much in her own biography, the artist But not all content creators are it cannot be replicated. Cochrane ion-inspired photoblog. of the oversaturation of political writes, “You’ve probably seen my deserving of the reputation created posts screencaps from recogniz- The account features all sorts talk shows and hour-long Netfl ix art on someone else’s account,” re- by the worst people on the internet, able fi lms and television shows, of fashion-forward trends, move- specials. What really built Skin- ferring to the amount of fans who and since social media is the new then replaces the actual dialogue ments and events across di• erent ner’s 808,000 loyal followers is his screenshot and share her art. route in which people are encour- with her own bit of feminist theory time periods. Cohen takes a more unique take on relatable things. Bahbah’s mark as a photog- aged to share their work, perhaps a or with scholarly references. personal route with @manrepel- In his POV-style videos, he’ll rapher is distinct. Her auteurism second look beyond just F*ck Jer- Her more complex pieces see ler, sharing favorite couture looks, show you what it’s like dating a is defi ned by beautifully selected ry’s stolen memes is warranted. Kim Kardashian quoting Camille lookbooks from famous style icons Capricorn or exploring New York color palettes, extravagant scenery, Here are fi ve entertaining In- Paglia and the infamous “Legally and noteworthy award show out- with pop singer Shawn Mendes. deeply emotional close-up shots stagram accounts to follow for all Blond” subject Elle Woods refer- fi ts that transcend just fashion to In his parodies, he’ll poke fun at and her most noteworthy stamp, a your social networking needs. encing Judith Butler. The audience become actualized pieces of art. the melodramatic Lana Del Rey or simple caption in white text placed 1. Kristen Cochrane - @ripannani- can unpack and learn about critical For fashion lovers or people who overzealous Kris Jenner. Whatev- over the photo. These many qual- colesmith humanities in a more relatable and appreciate aesthetic, @manrepel- er the subject, Skinner consistently ities combined create an e• ect A brilliant independent writer, entertaining way. If you can’t get ler is a must-add to your “follow- o• ers ambitious, over-the-top, hi- similar to watching an indie fi lm fi lm studies graduate and sharp enough of Cochrane’s hot takes on ing” tab. larious performances. and pausing it to reveal a beautiful cultural critic, Kristen Cochrane her Instagram, she also has a pri- 3. Benito Skinner - @bennydrama7 4. Rachel Sennott - @treaclychild photograph. is the creative behind @ripannani- vate newsletter that you can access I’ll just say it — Benito Skinner Rachel Sennott, the certifi ed Elena Waldman can be reached colesmith, or “K. Cochrane’s meme on Patreon for a $5 per month sub- is the funniest person on Insta- funny hot girl behind @treacly- at [email protected]. scription. gram. So funny, in fact, that it’s a child, is more than just a comedian. Arts & Culture | Thursday, January 30, 2020 | 21

MUSIC TwoCrown King aims to bring a unique hip-hop voice

By Ty Davis @TyDavisACW

Breaking into the music in- dustry is an uphill battle, but TwoCrown King’s passion is driving him to make his mark in the hip-hop scene. Though he began his rap- ping pursuits only a year ago, Zach Campbell’s love and fasci- nation of hip-hop has been cul- tivating for years. Campbell, known by his stage name TwoCrown King, had friends that helped intro- duce him to the world of hip- hop with rappers like J. Cole while they were in high school. Campbell said Cole’s song “No Role Modelz” remains one of his favorites to this day. By the end of high school, Campbell says he was fully im- mersed in the world of hip-hop, actively fi nding new artists and styles every week. Despite this love of hip-hop, however, Campbell did not originally in- tend on pursuing music. Be “in the know” Campbell’s fate changed when he received a concussion while playing rugby at Montana State University. The concus- • Music sion lasted 20 weeks and left him unable to drive or go to school. Originally from Fort Collins, Zach Campbell, also known as TwoCrown • Theatre King, moved to Montana for a little while but returned to Fort Collins to continue his music-making career. Campbell has been making music on “He really enjoys SoundCloud for about a year. PHOTO BY ASIA KALCEVIC THE COLLEGIAN • Art making music, and I mires their ability to push past girlfriend. “He’s not doing think you can tell that barriers and gain Asian repre- it for fame or to get rich; it’s • Beer he’s passionate about it.” sentation in the hip-hop genre. something he genuinely enjoys 88rising’s impact on opening doing.” EMMA ERNST up the doors for Asian Ameri- Like his inspirations, Camp- • Literature CAMPBELL’S GIRLFRIEND can artists and bringing a host bell says he taps into his cur- of new experiences, styles and rent mood and life events when ways of making hip-hop helped trying to create music. This • Cycling “It seemed like my life was Campbell form his own identity creates music that ranges from on a specifi c path, and then it within the genre. songs with moody, dark atmo- wasn’t there anymore,” Camp- While many have been sup- spheres to over-the-top fl ex • Food bell said. “So I had to really fi g- portive of his work, Campbell tracks. ure out what I wanted to do.” says that not everyone views his “I’ve vibed with him while With sports no longer an inclusion favorably. he’s wrote songs and recorded,” • Wellness option and so much time for “Some people are a little said Campbell’s friend Carter Campbell to contemplate what weird about it for sure,” Camp- Edgerly. “I’ve always seen how to do with his life, he turned bell said. “Then some people hard he works at (his music) • Technology back to music. also take it as a bad thing and and how he’s turned it into While recovering from his feel like there can only be one something really special.” concussion, Campbell passed Asian rapper. (They) end up Having released two EPs in • and more! time by listening to music and calling me a Rich Brian wan- a year, Campbell hopes to build watching interviews with his nabe. I feel like if you listen to a solid repertoire for himself so favorite artists. our music, it doesn’t sound any- he can have a full set when he Campbell said artists that thing alike.” begins to perform live. He has inspire him include Jon Bel- But regardless of the detrac- his eyes on venues like Hodi’s lion, J. Cole and JID. Instead of tors, Campbell says his friends Half Note and the Aggie The- emulating other artists’ styles, and family have been more atre, as well as many smaller NEW EVENTS though, he draws from their than supportive of his deci- venues in the Denver area. storytelling, how they express sion. Campbell said his father “Once I get comfortable (to) their experiences and why they doesn’t miss an opportunity to start doing that side of things, EVERY DAY do it. show o˜ his music. I’m going to be essentially play- Campbell said he also looks “He really enjoys making ing anywhere I can,” Campbell up to the hip-hop group 88ris- music, and I think you can tell said. calendar.scenenoco.com ing, specifi cally members Joji that he’s passionate about it,” Ty Davis can be reached at and Rich Brian. He said he ad- said Emma Ernst, Campbell’s [email protected]. calendar.northfortynews.com 22 | Arts & Culture | Thursday, January 30, 2020

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