NEWS OPINION ARTS & CULTURE Little Shop of Physics holds Racist standards for women In’tents’ circus captivates annual open house with natural hair CSU audience Vol. 128, No. 97 Monday, February 25, 2019 page 4 page 8 page 12 Khalid White sentenced in murder trial By Olivia Armagno @OArmagno Khalid White was sentenced to 30 years in prison for the murder of a 41-year-old Fort Collins woman Thursday, according to The Colo- radoan. White, 30, was sentenced to 30 years at The Department of Cor- rections after he pled guilty to sec- ond-degree murder in the trial for the murder of Kimberlee Graves at the Larimer County Justice Cen- ter. Graves was last seen on Dec. 4 2017 and was reported missing on Dec. 8. Police said Graves was report- edly killed on the morning of Dec. 5, and her body was discovered in Lory State Park by a ranger on duty on Jan. 9, according to The Colora- doan. The Larimer County Coroner’s Office ruled Grave’s death as a ho- micide due to her injuries. Accord- ing to the Larimer County Coro- ner’s Office, there was evidence of blunt-force trauma, signs of stran- gulation and evidence that could be indicative of sexual assault. Anthony Masinton-Bonner and Adam Thistlewood celebrate after Bonner scored during Coloraso State University’s game against the University of The physical evidence found on Wyoming Feb. 23 at Moby Arena. CSU beat the Cowboys 83-48. PHOTO BY DEVIN CORNELIUS COLLEGIAN scene implicated White’s responsi- bility for the murder. Data obtained from White’s phone also connect- ed him to the crime. White’s DNA Cowboys surrender border, split was found on the sheets that were wrapped around Grave’s body, as well as traces inside her body. “Investigators used his phone records and search history to tie annual season series with Rams him to the crime, and his DNA was also found on the pillowcase and By Luke Zahlmann na, signaling it was time for the the Rams opening possession, tin said. “But, I guess it did send sheets wrapped around Graves’ @lukezahlmann sweep. Kris Martin attempted to drive a message that ‘we’re attacking body, as well as inside her body,” For their second and final the lane, drawing a charge call in- (you),’ and we’re going to be ag- Sady Swanson reported for The In effort, aggressiveness and matchup of the regular season, stead. Though the play resulted in gressive all game.” Coloradoan. “Physical evidence as total score, Colorado State trailed adorned in orange and with a chip a turnover, Martin set the tone for “We (saw) them walk in with well as the fact that White attempt- for the entirety of the first iter- on their shoulder from the Cow- the Rams—an intensity that was the brooms, we wanted to set the ed to flee to California after the kill- ation of the Border War against boys’ pregame antics, the Rams lacking in their previous match- tone early,” added J.D. Paige. ing were ‘damning.’” Wyoming. The overwhelming forgot about their previous result, up. effort from Wyoming led to play- bucking the Cowboys, 83-48. “I didn’t want to start the see RAMS WIN on page 9 >> see TRIAL on page 4 >> ers bringing brooms to Moby Are- The reversal began early. 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Don’t lose that voice ever scandals, among others. newest event series began with munity at a reception immedi- corporate world, people are because if you do you’ll make “Time and time and time a focus on scandal and morali- ately following the presenta- taught to be aggressive and some bad decisions.” again, you’re gonna be faced ty in corporate America. tion, according to the email. above everyone else. He, how- The second part of voice, with these decisions,” Boucher Ray Boucher, a trial attor- Walker introduced Bouch- ever, wants students to be led Boucher said, is courage. For said. “I look at you, I look at my ney and alumnus of Colora- er as the first speaker for the by three main things: voice, perspective, Boucher asked sons, and I know you are the do State University, led the series. perspective and empathy. that students recognize that greatest generation. You will first talk of the Dean’s Dis- “I have had the pleasure of this is the time they have to do great things in this world. tinguished Leadership Series meeting Ray Boucher last year, leave an imprint on the world. So understand the tremendous with a presentation urging and we are honored to have “What are your morals? With the final point, Bouch- opportunities you have at your students to follow their mor- him as our first speaker,” Walk- What are the ethics er said that empathy is the hand and the incredible things al compass in preparation for er said. “He has championed foundation of most of the rules you will do.” corporate America’s tough de- individuals and causes around you live by and how do and laws people live by. Boucher ended with one bit cisions. the world that otherwise you bring them into the “What are your morals?” of advice. The College of Business would not have had a voice or work environment, into Boucher asked. “What are the “When you’re on top, don’t Dean, Beth Walker, created the representation. Through his ethics you live by and how do get too enamored with that; Dean’s Distinguished Leader- dedication and leadership, he corporate America?” you bring them into the work when you hit the bottom, don’t environment, into corporate ship Series to offer students has truly changed the lives RAY BOUCHER let it take away your heart be- and the community the oppor- of so many to create a better TRIAL ATTORNEY AND COLLEGE America?” cause you will bounce back tunity to engage with alum- world.” OF BUSINESS ALUMNUS Boucher said he believes from both of those highs and ni and other leaders who are Throughout his presenta- that all three of these traits those lows,” Boucher said.