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INFOGRAPHIC BY MEG METZGER-SEYMOUR COLLEGIAN ASCSU promotes U+2 survey, campaigns for alternative Me+3

By Stuart Smith that’s been discussed for years: ASCSU executive branch has the surveys came out, ASCSU hasn’t just been one person @stuartsmithnews Me+3. worked to replace or amend spent $2,700 for a plane to car- to say ‘this is an issue, this has U+2 is the colloquial name U+2. Last year, the ASCSU Sen- ry a banner about the survey, been an issue for a while, let’s Love it, hate it or flat ignore of Fort Collins’ current hous- ate approved $10,000 from the telling students to check their tackle it,’” Syron said. “If the it, U+2 is a fact of life in Fort ing ordinance that prevents Senate discretionary fund to mail. student body wants this done Collins. more than three unrelated help fund a survey, with addi- Student body President and they’re paying this fee, The executive branch of the persons from living in a single tional monetary support from Tristan Syron said the rationale we’re finally going to use it on Associated Students of Colora- residence. The proposed Me+3 CSU’s Administration. behind the allocated funds for something that they want and do State University is ramping would up this limit to four per- At the end of last year, the taking on U+2 reform was that put all our forces on it.” up their campaign to replace sons. Senate body also approved it’s a student issue, one his cam- The survey went out in early Fort Collins’ U+2 law with one Since the Jason Sydoriak $30,000 for Me+3 campaigning paign emphasized last spring. administration in 2015, the for the executive branch. When “The problem is, there see ME + 3 on page 4 >> Thursday, October 11, 2018 2 | Collegian.com

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CITY Community Issues Forum informs city tax, drought, arts decisions

By Samantha Ye communication, according to @samxye4 their website. Forum participants first It might be election season learned about each issue from but being a democratic citizen CSU or city staff, and then dis- is not limited to the ballot, as cussed them in small groups the Colorado State University and did activities to get every- Center for Public Deliberation, one thinking about their opin- partnering with the City of Fort ions. Groups were facilitated Collins, brought out their semi- by bipartisan CSU students in annual Community Issues Fo- CPD, and all group data was col- rum. lected at the end to inform CPD This semester’s forum fo- and the City. cused on the impending sunset, The event included mate- or expiration, of the Keep Fort rials in Spanish, translated by Collins Great sales tax, plan- students in the CSU Spanish ning for city water shortages department as part of an in- and considering arts and cul- creased effort to include the ture development. Latinx population in these fo- The forum seeks to get res- rums, Carcasson said. There idents informed and discussing were also live translation ser- local issues at a much deeper vices present for the first time level, said Martin Carcasson, for anyone who might have director of CPD. needed them. “We have a lot of opportuni- Keep Fort Collins Great sales tax ty to give our individual opin- The KFCG tax is a 0.85 per- ions in our political culture,” cent sales tax ($8.50 tax for Carcasson said. “We don’t have every $100 spent) approved by that much opportunity to have voters in 2010. It funds a num- good conversations.” ber of programs, from street The CPD is an interdisci- maintenance to police ser- plinary organization that aims see COMMUNITY on page 4 >> to encourage community prob- Cat Sunstone, a student from Colorado State University, leads a group discussion along with other CSU lem-solving through public students. PHOTO BY MACKENZIE BOLZ COLLEGIAN 4 | News | Thursday, October 11, 2018

the KFCG tax but there were other people who wanted to see Community the money go elsewhere and I think (it’s) just getting those >> from page 3 people to talk to each other.” H2-Low: Planning for a Drought It is no secret Colorado is vices. It is due for expiration on short on water this year, as 94 Dec. 31, 2020. percent of the state popula- City Council is considering tion is currently experiencing getting ahead of that expiration abnormal dryness or drought, with a ballot measure about according to the U.S. drought what to do with the tax in the portal. next local April elections, said This, combined with the fact Ginny Sawyer, city project and the city has not reviewed their program manager. The forum water shortage plan since 2013, participants’ discussion will drove the city to this forum. go toward informing the coun- Mariel Miller, water conserva- cil about what that measure tion specialist with city utili- should be. ties, said Fort Collins is looking Potentially, the council to prepare for the next, inevita- could either renew the tax, turn ble drought. it into different dedicated tax- “It’s not a matter of if. It’s a es, get a reduction in the tax or matter of when,” Miller said. merge it into an increase in the The City wants to know how base tax, which would make it people felt about being asked permanent. Sawyer said they to reduce their water use in a could also implement an amal- drought-scenario and who in gamation of the options. the community should be re- Either way, any change in ducing use, Miller said. They the tax cannot exceed 0.85 also want to know how to bet- percent. City Council decided ter educate people about water Jackson Perez, a student from Colorado State University leads a group discussion along with other CSU against taxing groceries or rais- conservation. students. PHOTO BY MACKENZIE BOLZ COLLEGIAN ing taxes in general regarding Participants discussed the the KFCG tax, Carcasson said. simple ways they already try get is,” Miller said. arts and culture master plan munity desires, including more Residents came up with to save water, but how it can FoCoCreates: New Arts and Culture called FoCoCreates and they performance and rehearsal their ideal tax allocations be hard when water seems so Master Plan want all of the community’s spaces. People want Fort Col- through a worksheet activity, cheap and the shortage feels How does installing some input, said Annie Bierbower, lins to be seen as a creative city, resulting in highly varied re- otherwise distant. They played mini-theater stages in local senior coordinator of public Bierbower said. sults. a scenarios game to test their parks sound? More accessibili- engagement. Now, it is about getting the Student facilitator Joseph willingness to reduce water and ty to local art areas? How about “We call it FoCoCreates feedback to create a more tan- Lupo, a senior communication answered clicker questions. addressing safety through illu- because we want it to be a gible master plan, Bierbower studies major, said his group “This gives us a starting minated art pieces? co-creation of the community,” said. Public input closes Nov. reached no consensus of what point to understand what top- Those were a few of the Bierbower said. “It should rep- 9, and a more final draft of the should be done. ics we need to focus on more ideas floated by participants resent a lot of voices and people plan will be presented January “There’s no one magic bul- specifically instead of just kin- about the future of arts and cul- in need.” 2019. let,” Lupos said. “A lot of people da throwing a dart at the board ture in the city. Based on first-stage feed- Samantha Ye can be reached at my table seemed to support without knowing what our tar- Fort Collins is looking to back, the current FoCoCreates at [email protected]. create a new comprehensive draft identified several com-

Rosenthal said. “It would be people think about it. … we’re to discuss the campaign, as well In looking to the future, senseless to send out surveys not saying, ‘Hey, this is what as hand out booklets and stick- Rosenthal said Fort Collins is Me + 3 to areas around campus… when you should vote on.’ We’re say- ers. very willing to work with the students weren’t even there.” ing, ‘Make sure you fill it out.’” “Typically, a lot of people student government on the is- >> from page 1 ASCSU also added a ques- In order to do this, ASCSU don’t seem interested in the lo- sue of U+2, and the results of tion to the survey asking about members started canvassing in cal government and local poli- the survey will be taken into unused bedrooms in Fort Col- neighborhoods around the Uni- tics,” Taylor said. “But students consideration by the Fort Col- September, with a submission lins residences. Rosenthal said versity. seem to be really interested lins City Council. period of around six weeks. One this addition was intended to So far there have been two of in this because they see how Rosenthal said the Me+3 question asked residents to rate provide a statistical sample of those canvassing events, where they’re directly impacted by it.” movement is also aiming to their neighborhood’s peace and the population, with the aim of volunteers from ASCSU went In particular, Rosenthal make rent prices more afford- quiet, lawn and house mainte- figuring out how underutilized, out to inform Fort Collins res- said, ASCSU is concerned with able without instating a formal nance and sense of community, or inefficient, housing is in Fort idents of the survey. the economic impact U+2 has rent cap, which is something while another asked residents Collins due to U+2. Syron said $12,000 has been on students, and are arguing that goes beyond just a student to rate their support of U+2, “What is the opportunity spent in total, with about $3,000 that a Me+3 should alleviate or CSU impact. otherwise known as the Occu- cost (here)?” Rosenthal said. of that going towards market- some of that financial burden “The response we’ve been pancy Ordinance, with the op- “What are we losing in terms ing for the campaign and adver- without harming the quality of getting is that the survey will tions of “support,” “neutral,” of economic growth or net GDP tising for the survey, including Fort Collins’ neighborhoods. yield data that must be looked “oppose” and “no opinion.” that could be made out of rent?” for “swag” such as T-shirts, “A lot of people are breaking at,” Rosenthal said. “They seem Yuval Rosenthal, ASCSU’s The survey also added an in- stickers and pins. (the law) and the fact that it’s in very receptive to our ideas, but director of community affairs, centive program for residents “We’ve got six weeks of Col- place is making things harder said they want to rely on the said originally, the company to fill out and return it, with legian ads (and) posters set up and putting a bigger financial data… I think overall, the City conducting the survey, Corona potential prizes of one of two all over town,” said Blake Al- burden on underrepresented or Council, the city manager, the Insights, was going to send the $500 grand prizes or one of 10 fred, ASCSU director of mar- low-income groups and popula- mayor — they all want what’s survey out during summer, but separate $100 prizes, with the keting. “I have teams of people tions, such as students,” Rosen- best for the City.” ASCSU convinced them to hold funding coming from ASCSU. that put stickers on light poles thal said. Results for the survey will off until fall. Corona Insights Hannah Taylor, ASCSU around Old Town.” ASCSU Vice President Kev- be released in January, Rosen- was also contracted by the City deputy director of governmen- Another part of the cam- in Sullivan said students aren’t thal said, at which point the to conduct U+2 surveys for tal affairs, said the goal of this paign involves visiting student the only ones affected by U+2, City will start deciding their several years in the mid-late campaign is to raise awareness organizations to talk about the citing single mothers, single fa- next course of action for the or- 2000s. about the survey rather than survey, Alfred said. thers and grad students follow- dinance. “We strongly opposed (a pushing a policy. For example, campaigners ing their significant others. Stuart Smith can be reached summer release) due to the fact “We’re not trying to advo- went to the chapter meetings of “You got to look at other [email protected]. that students weren’t here,” cate against U+2,” Taylor said. various fraternities and sorori- people that can’t afford full “We’re not trying to sway what ties the night of Monday, Oct. 8 housing,” Sullivan said. News | Thursday, October 11, 2018 | 5

CAMPUS Disabled Veteran Game Day Parking resolution introduced to Senate

By Stuart Smith @stuartsmithnews “It’s not a lot, but it’s something to say ‘we Colorado State University’s student government is making welcome you, and if you an effort to appreciate disabled have these challenges veterans on campus. and these barriers to get Senator Joshua Johnson of the Adult Learner and Veteran to a football game and to Services brought a resolution experience what college to the ASCSU floor that would is about that a lot of the voice the Senate’s support of the reservation of five parking traditional students spots for disabled veterans at are able to see multiple CSU’s Military Appreciation times, we want to Day football game. The idea for the resolution remove those barriers,’” came after a physically disabled JOSHUA JOHNSON student veteran told Johnson SENATOR FOR THE ADULT about his difficulties navigating LEARNER AND VETERAN that game, Johnson said. SERVICES The resolution would launch a pilot program which recommends to CSU Parking According to Military Services that, on Military Ap- Times, Johnson said CSU is preciation Game Day, five free ranked as one of the most veter- parking passes be reserved for an-friendly Universities in the disabled veterans in lot 575. nation. Under the current system, all Lot 575 is located just south parking passes cost $25, John- of the South College Parking son said. see ASCSU on page 6 >>

ASCSU discussed Sen.Joshua Johnson’s bill to have ASCSU support the dedication of five parking spots to disabled veterans for the military appreciation game. The bill will be on the floor in two weeks. The spots will only be available for the military appreciation game, but Johnson hopes it can be expanded to all games of next season and possibly the number of spots increased. PHOTO BY MATT TACKETT COLLEGIAN 6 | News | Thursday, October 11, 2018

football game and to experience what college is about that a lot ASCSU of the traditional students are >> from page 5 able to see multiple times, we want to remove those barriers,’” Johnson said. Garage, across College Avenue Ethan Burshek, ASCSU sen- from the University Center for ator from the College of Liberal the Arts. During game days, this Arts, voiced his support for the lot is used by the University to resolution to the Senate Body. comply with the Americans “This is an excellent explor- with Disabilities Act. Current- atory measure,” Burshek said. ly, CSU provides a shuttle be- “It seems an excellent way to tween this lot and the stadium put out feelers and test to see on game days, allowing access the viability of such a mea- for people who park there. sure, the usefulness of such a While the current resolu- measure, how many students tion only asks for five parking might be impacted, and I think passes, and would only apply to this could be very interesting the game for Military Appreci- in terms of data collection and ation Day, Johnson said that he also could potentially yield would be open to recommend- great results for how we handle ing more. our game days in the future.” College of Liberal Arts Sen. The Senate will not be meet- Kyle Witter asked Johnson why ing next week because of the a closer lot isn’t used to sup- Gubernatorial Debate held at port veterans. Johnson said al- the same time in the Grand though CSU Parking is open to Ballroom of the Lory Student this change, the current resolu- Center. tion is intended to start the pro- Stuart Smith can be reached gram with the five free passes. out at [email protected]. “It’s not a lot, but it’s something to say ‘We welcome you, ASCSU passed Speaker of the Senate Benjamin Amundson’s, bill to have ASCSU assist in the development of and if you have these challeng- a community garden focused on helping with food insecurity. The garden would be in collaboration with the es and these barriers to get to a Department of Agriculture. PHOTO BY MATT TACKETT COLLEGIAN

NATIONAL Hurricane Michael devastates Florida cities in its path

By Jenny Jarvie & Matt Pearce motel in Panama City, some responding to 911 calls from The storm swept School, hauling yapping dogs, Los Angeles Times people who had evacuated their residents who hadn’t evacuat- north-northwest over the crying babies, blankets, mat- homes had initially gone on a ed. Some area newsrooms lost northeastern Gulf of Mexico tress pads, oxygen tanks, folding Hurricane Michael slammed balcony to snap photos and vid- power, cutting off the flow of -in early Wednesday, generating of- chairs, crates of water and gro- into the Florida Panhandle on eo of the storm. The powerful formation from local journalists ficial warnings for residents to cery bags stuffed with Wonder Wednesday as one of the most winds drove them inside, toss- covering the storm. seek shelter. bread and Doritos. powerful storms to hit the Unit- ing tree limbs across the street For days, local residents and Michael was forecast to lash More than 50 shelters were ed States, flooding coastal com- and ripping off the motel’s road- officials had braced for Hurri- coastal areas of Florida, Ala- open across Florida. In Bay munities and unleashing devas- side sign. cane Michael’s arrival as the bama and Georgia with as much County, emergency officials tating winds that scoured cities The motel walls shook. In storm drew strength from the as 12 inches of rain. Farther in- urged residents to stay off the dozens of miles inland. Room 235, Jonathon Klepetz- warm waters of the Gulf of Mex- land, damaging winds, torren- roads and warned those who Late in the day, authorities ki, a 30-year-old meteorology ico. tial rain and life-threatening still remained in their homes to announced the launch of medi- research student from Jackson- In the final hours before flash floods were forecast for stay inside and seek shelter in cal search-and-rescue missions ville, said he heard a wall crack coming ashore, the storm’s parts of Georgia and Alabama. an interior room with few win- and supply shipments across and then watched a chunk of pressure continued to drop – a Before dawn, residents dows. the region as officials sought to drywall hit his flat-screen TV. sign that Michael was getting along the Florida Gulf Coast According to meteorologists, evaluate the extent of the devas- Above, there were loud thuds as stronger, not weaker, as it bore had scrambled to shelters as no Category 4 or 5 hurricane tation caused by the Category 4 the wind ripped shingles off the down on the Florida Panhandle, the National Hurricane Cen- had made landfall in the Florida storm, which struck with winds roof and siding off the building. which had no record of facing ter called Michael “potentially Panhandle since record-keep- of 155 mph. After huddling in her room a hurricane as powerful as Mi- catastrophic” and warned of a ing began in 1851. “We are deploying a massive hoping the roof didn’t fall off, chael. life-threatening storm surge, The last major hurricane to wave of response – we will be Roxanna Scott, 31, a finance In Mexico Beach, visibil- powerful winds and torrential strike this part of Florida was sending help from air, land and worker from Panama City ity dropped to nearly zero as rain. Dennis, which made landfall sea,” Florida Gov. Rick Scott Beach, emerged to a balcony intense winds ripped off roofs More than 2 million Florida as a Category 3 storm on San- said in a televised news confer- strewn with metal panels and and uprooted signs. Several feet residents were under manda- ta Rosa Island, about 40 miles ence. insulation foam. Below, a pine of storm surge then consumed tory or voluntary evacuation east of Pensacola, in 2005. Since It was too soon to get a tree had snapped and fallen on a part of the city, flooding some orders and a hurricane warning 1950, only two other two major clear picture of the scale of the white Ford F-150. homes up to their roofs. was in effect from the Alabama hurricanes have made landfall storm’s damage, which was ex- “This is scary,” Scott said. The National Weather Ser- state line to the mouth of the in the region: Eloise in 1975 and pected to be extensive. Michael In Port St. Joe, southeast vice said the hurricane made Suwannee River. A storm surge Opal in 1995. barreled inland toward Talla- of Mexico Beach, the wind landfall just 2 mph away from warning was also in effect from In 2016, Hurricane Her- hassee and Georgia after mak- snapped pine trees in half like being classified as a Category 5 Florida’s Okaloosa-Walton mine reached land as a Catego- ing landfall near the small town matchsticks, sending some storm. county line to the Anclote River ry 1 storm, leaving hundreds of of Mexico Beach around 1:30 trunks tumbling onto power Local media reports said near Tampa. thousands of residents – includ- p.m. Eastern time, the National lines. In Walton County, to the that one of the area’s barrier The National Hurricane ing more than 80 percent of res- Weather Service said. west of Panama Beach, a deputy islands, Dog Island, which is ac- Center expected Michael to idents of the state capital, Talla- A man was reported killed snapped a photo of a yacht that cessible only by boat, was under move inland Wednesday and hassee – without electricity. in Gadsden County, Fla., af- had been blown into the shore water. On the mainland coast, then weaken as it moved north- “We are with you Flori- ter a tree collapsed on a home by brown, angry waves; its sail powerful winds had begun rip- east across the southeastern da!” tweeted President Donald Wednesday evening, according had been shredded into strips of ping roofs from buildings and United States on Wednesday Trump as the storm neared to the Gadsden County Sheriff’s cloth, still clinging to the mast. branches from trees as officials night and Thursday. landfall. He is expected to visit Office. Emergency officials across and residents huddled in shel- As rain bore down in Pan- the region next week. At a two-story Quality Inn the region, in fear of their own ters to ride out the worst of the ama City, a steady stream of Content pulled from Tribune safety, temporarily stopped hurricane. evacuees filled Rutherford High News Service. The Rocky Mountain Collegian | Thursday, October 11, 2018 7

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CAMPUS Computer science professor’s work in big data earns award By Jorge Espinoza services such as Air BnB or Uber problems,” Pallickara said. “When taught in lower division classes as solving these types of problems. @jorgespinoza that have thrived off the develop- it comes to that stage we call it a big well as senior and graduate-lev- “There is a flow that will take ment of computer science. data problem.” el computer science classes, and you back and forth based off of the Building things is associate “We create new types of rela- Max Roselius, second-year she’s done a fabulous job in her current stage of the flow,” Pallick- professor of computer science tionships between humans based computer science graduate stu- teaching,” Whitley said. “She has ara said. “What we are consider- Sangmi Pallickara’s passion. By us- on this type of technology,” Pallic- dent, said that Pallickara’s ex- the publications and the research ing very importantly in our lab is ing computer science, Pallickara is kara said. “Its such an exciting area tensive knowledge of computer that you want to see in a strong fac- how can we actually deliver this building more channels for human because it really changes humans science and big data gives her the ulty member.” data very fast to humans and more connectedness. life and that’s why I love it.” ability to solve these types of prob- Roselius said that after taking friendly so that human intelli- Pallickara was recently award- Darrell Whitley, professor of lems. one of Pallickara’s classes, Pallic- gence can be apart of this analytics ed the Award for Excellence in computer science, defines big data “She has a vast technical kara has been a positive influence flow.” Scalable Computing for Middle as large sets of data that need ana- knowledge in the area of comput- on Roselius work in computer sci- And while navigating the Career Researchers by the Insti- lyzation. er science and big data, and has ence. workflow process can be challeng- tute of Electrical and Electronics “Any number of fields that passed much of it down to me in “She persuaded me and pushed ing, for Pallickara, the limitless Engineers Technical Committee might deal with billions, trillions, the way of projects and research me to do more than I thought pos- possibilities that computer scienc- on Scalable Computing for her or even larger pieces of informa- for developing new ways to tack- sible on my own,” Roselius said. es give her makes her work all the work surrounding big data. The tion in support of some type of le problems,” Roselius said. “This “She has been a wonderful advi- more meaningful. award is based on all of her work computation,” Whitley said. knowledge is crucial for innovat- sor, helping me to tackle difficult “I’m a builder, I love building leading to this point in Pallickara’s Pallickara said since we pro- ing new technologies for solving problems and pushing me to do things, but the thing I really love career, it includes a wide range of duce so much data, it’s hard for tra- new and challenging problems.” my best.” about the computer sciences is Pallickara’s research. ditional systems to analyze such Whitley said Pallickara’s re- Pallikcara said that the core of that the only limitation is my imag- Pallickara said that computer large datasets. search and teaching abilities are her research is to make big data ination,” Pallickara said. “If you science is one of the closest scienc- “When it comes to that scale, a what makes her stand out as a fac- more intuitive. She notes that if imagine something you can build es we have to everyday human life. lot of the algorithms and systems ulty member. humans can’t interpret the data, it, its unlimited creativeness.” She said that without computer we have so far are not really useful “She is a very balanced faculty it’s no use to them, and with that Jorge Espinoza can be reached science, we wouldn’t have certain for us, they can’t really solve our member in the sense that she has she added there is a process to at [email protected].

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Everyone hates cycling tickets. However, they’re an essen- tial part of teaching students about cycling laws and keeping students safe, said Joy Chil- dress from the Colorado State University Police Department. CSU Moves, currently in its pilot stage, is an online module with six animated videos de- signed to inform incoming students about transportation options, safety and legalities. The project has been in progress for around three years and won a grant of $44,500 for the Fort Collins Innovation Challenge in 2017. “I have been on campus for 15 years, and in that time I have had a lot of requests from students (for) something like alcohol (education) but in the transportation realm, most specifically focusing on bicy- cles,” Childress said. “People who were coming in and getting bicycle tickets that didn’t realize there were laws associated with riding their bike were really interested in some kind of online module.”

“One of the big challenges that you encounter when doing this type of education Joy Childress from CSU Police services, Jamie Gaskill-Fox from the City of Fort Collins, and Erika Benti from CSU Parking and Transportation is that it’s boring...It’s Services are three of the six team members involved in CSU Moves, a project that aims to increase CSU students’ knowledge of transportation boring stuff, so how do services, safety of transportation and legality of transportation around CSU and Fort Collins. PHOTO BY JULIA TROWBRIDGE COLLEGIAN you make it fun? Once and modules into a game, said services, Benti said. The group little bit with our sample size it’s very resource intensive and we get the funding that Jamie Gaskill-Fox, the City of decided to create a play on a na- in that first group that I men- it takes a lot of creativity and we need to build it out Fort Collins liaison for CSU ture documentary and keep the tioned because ‘how do you time.” Moves. videos at around 90 seconds in reach students before they’re Eventually, the group wants fully, it will be a fun, The idea was first discussed an online module with informa- on campus?’” a version of the program where unexpected way to learn three years ago when Gas- tion on transportation options, For future funding and out- information available to the kill-Fox was looking for bet- safety and legalities. reach on the product, the CSU community, Gaskill-Fox said about transportation.” ter ways to discuss bike laws Over the past year, CSU Moves team may look to next “A lot of this stuff is being JAMIE GASKILL-FOX in the city. A graduate student Moves created the online mod- year’s Fort Collins Innovation taught anyways,” Gaskill-Fox CITY LIASON working with her put together ule on campus, and is currently Challenge, but really want to said. “It’s just being taught a a rough version that was taken in its pilot stage with a set group collaborate with other univer- little differently, but we defi- to Student Affairs to get their of freshman students taking the sities and get more minds in- nitely would like to get this in- One of the main goals for approval on the idea. Then, the module. The group will then volved, Benti said. formation out to the commu- CSU Moves was to make it team had to look into options send out surveys on how well “The videos themselves are nity at large. We all need to be unique and interesting for stu- for funding, when the Innovate students receive the module intentionally not ‘CSU Rams’ understanding the same things dents to learn about transpor- Fort Collins Challenge came and analyze the data to improve everything, it could be other about transportation, no mat- tation options and laws, said up, Gaskill-Fox said. the delivery of the information. places,” Benti said. “Our group ter where we are in the commu- Erika Benti, the project man- Before the videos were even “We were trying to have a is pretty connected with other nity, on or off campus.” ager. made, the CSU Moves team sample of students before they universities and transportation Julia Trowbridge can be Although the team doesn’t spent time researching Gen- actually got to campus and an- services at other universities. reached at [email protected]. think they have accomplished eration Z and how to best keep other group doing it after to We know that a lot of other uni- their entertainment goal yet, student attention with things compare when the best time versities have been wanting to they hope to turn the videos like focus groups and creative is,” Benti said. “We struggled a do something like this too, but 10 | Opinion | Thursday, October 11, 2018

COLLEGIAN COLUMNISTS Vegetarianism isn’t the answer to your health problems tion of Colorado State Univer- If you aren’t eating meat, reward center and gives it those ing for in a healthy diet, vegetar- Madison sity students are following the then you won’t be ingesting addictive qualities, so vegetarian ian or not? Balance. It’s easier Thompson trend. those harmful substances that meals aren’t always a healthier to think in terms of food groups The US isn’t the only place hinder a healthy lifestyle. option than meat. than actual food or meals, such @heyymadison experiencing this surge. In But are plant-based foods It’s also important to con- as veggies, whole grains, protein. Germany, those who identify truly the better option? And sider the fact that vegetarian Fiber is often overlooked, but it Editor’s Note: All opinion section as vegetarian and vegan have most importantly, do they even and veganism are animal rights plays an important part in main- content reflects the views of the jumped from 24 percent in 2014 taste good? movements — benefitting the taining your gut microbiome. individual author only and does to almost double at 44 percent in As a former vegetarian, I be- planet and our own health is If you are considering going not represent a stance taken by 2018. lieve the most common mistake just a bonus. It just so happens vegetarian, or even just con- The Collegian or its editorial But becoming vegetarian or vegetarians make is incorrectly inflicting less suffering than nec- sciously eliminating animal board. vegan does not mean you are replacing meat with improp- essary is be better for us, the ani- products from your diet a few A wise person told me that if the pinnacle of health. They can er nutrients. A meal is only as mals and the planet. times a week, start slow. Don’t you can’t pronounce the ingredi- and still do eat food that’s greasy, healthy as its ingredients. I per- When viewed this way, one try to replace meat with plant- ents in it, don’t eat it. deep fried and smothered in sonally ate more potatoes than I could consider animal agricul- based alternatives all the time. If In the past three years, plant- sauces. thought possible, and drenched ture, its tension with our mor- you are trying to be a vegetarian, based eating has skyrocketed One of the main reasons peo- everything in cheese. als and what is good for people. be a smart one. with a 600 percent increase in ple opt for a meat free diet is to Cheese contains a compound Maybe we should stop trying to And remember, it’s a journey. the United States alone, main- eat healthier. This is no surprise derived from the molecule ca- fight it so much. This is anoth- You can mess up and try again. ly among millennials. As meat when you consider the World sein, called casomorphin. Dairy er reason why the on-campus Madison Thompson can be alternatives and plant-based Health Organization report on literally has opiate molecules slaughterhouse is a step in the reached at letters@collegian. options become more available, the link between colorectal can- built into it. So yes, cheese is like wrong direction, it combats com. it would be fair to assume a por- cer red and the consumption of crack because both release do- some people’s morals. red and processed meats. pamine that triggers your brain’s So what should you be look- COLLEGIAN COLUMNISTS NOPE & DOPE Save the world from yourself Having your upcoming Making an entire class Saturday filled from start laugh. Jerry Seinfeld arguably proved the world remains tragically Arisson that it was possible for someone stillborn. A bad apple spoils the to finish with work. Stanfield to be wholesome and successful. bunch and one dark smudge can “Bill Cosby: Himself,” which is tarnish a legacy. @OddestOdyssey widely regarded as the greatest But Cosby is not the only ex- comedy concert film ever made, ample of those whose personal Editor’s Note: All opinion section reflects only a portion of the suc- failings have threatened their content reflects the views of the in- cess Cosby achieved in film and legacy. dividual author only and does not television. Many are taken back upon represent a stance taken by the “The Cosby Show” is fre- discovering Martin Luther King Collegian or its editorial board. quently praised for the effect Jr. was a philanderer. It is not Sniffling so much you Getting over a cold in less Bill Cosby was sentenced to it has had on popular culture. easy to stomach the fact that start to annoy yourself. than a day. 3-10 years in prison after being From popularizing historically Gandhi was a racist and tested convicted of multiple counts of Black colleges and universities his chastity by sleeping in the sexual assault on Sept. 26. His life to flying in the face of harmful same bed as young women. and the lives of other disgraced stereotypes, the program unde- Even Asia Argento, actress public figures teach us a valuable niably shaped an entire genera- and prominent figure in the lesson: before you change the tion, particularly young African #MeToo movement has had her world, change yourself. Americans. positive contributions amidst College is a pivital time in Despite his success and influ- allegations that she is guilty of sculpting ourselves to be who ence, Cosby’s star has faded and sexual assault. we want to be. Before we try to his name has been tarnished. The problem with these fig- Presenting your poor Finding an entire study change the world with our edu- His legacy is mired by the revela- ures is that they were of weak project in front of the guide on Quizlet. cations, make sure you are a per- tions of his long history of sexual character. They failed to follow son you can be proud of. abuse, and it is perfectly fair for the biblical dictum, Matthew, entire class. It is not enough to identify this to be the case. Abusers must that warns one to “remove the and confront the problems in be held accountable and cannot plank from your own eye,” be- the world and attempt to change simply have their transgressions fore attempting to remove the them if one does not first con- passed along and overlooked be- speck from the eye of another. front the problems within them- cause of their positive contribu- College is a time for dreams selves. tions to the world. — vibrant, powerful and Before the testimonies of The rise and fall of people life-changing dreams. Each of 60 women alleging that Cosby like Cosby is particularly tragic us has an innate drive to make Having no idea what Getting to wear your fa- had sexually assaulted them, he because had he not succumbed the world a more habitable place was almost inseparable from his to his darkest impulses, he would for those who are marginalized, you’re going to do after vorite jacket. clean and wholesome persona. unquestionably be a shining ex- neglected, oppressed and for- graduation. In his stand up, Cosby avoid- ample of what good is. If Cosby gotten. Every day that we allow ed stoking the terrible flames had managed to change himself ourselves to be anything less of racial division that defined and fix his own failings before he than virtuous is a day that we put the ‘60s and ‘70s. He was of the attempted to change the world, these dreams in jeopardy. opinion that if White people and he could have given birth to So dream, dream fearless- Black people could learn to see beautiful works of art that would ly and tirelessly, and when you what they had in common, then have changed the world far after wake, remember to fix yourself it was possible for them to rec- his time in it. before you fix the world. ognize that they were more alike Instead, Cosby won the Arisson Stanfield can be world and lost his soul. As a re- reached at letters@collegian. than different. Snow. Snow! Cosby was more than just sult, all the promise and poten- com. an idealist. He and fellow comic tial he could have brought into Sports | Thursday, October 11, 2018 | 11 SPORTS FOR DUMMIES Minor league sports are not as complicated as they seem

By Ashley Potts team, the Eagles. the 2018-2019 season. Now they @ashleypotts09 Those who have followed the are only one step below the NHL. Colorado Eagles since their in- With the addition of the Eagles So far, “Sports for Dummies” ception know the intricacies of to the AHL, each of the 31 NHL has focused on popular sports: minor leagues well. The Eagles teams now has its own affiliated football, baseball, basketball and started out in the Central Hockey AHL team. hockey. I am here to tell you that League, which was then absorbed In other words, the majority things get even more complicat- into the East Coast Hockey of the players on the team have ed. If you like sports, this is great League. These leagues operated contracts with the NHL affiliate. news. If you do not, I am sorry. as an AA league, two levels lower Eagles’ players were signed by I am talking about the in- than the NHL. the Colorado Avalanche but did tricate systems that are minor Some of the players on the not quite make the team. league sports. There is a lot more teams at this level have contracts These players have the oppor- going on behind the scenes of with NHL teams. They were tunity to be called up at any point. your favorite teams than some drafted, but cut from the teams’ If an Avalanche player gets in- camps before the season started jured or they want to fill out their Colorado Eagles captain Matt Garbowsky lifts the Kelly Cup above his sports dummies or new fans head during a fan celebration event at the Budweiser Events Center. might realize. If you are a fanatic, and then cut from the direct affil- bench for a road game, they will iate teams’ camp as well. But they call players up. Alternatively, if a The Eagles won the East Coast Hockey League championship for the you might know this already, but second year in a row and celebrated by presenting the trophy to fans are still considered professional player is not getting ice time with bear with me. and signing autographs. PHOTO COURTESY OF TONY VILLALOBOS-MAY Many sports have minor hockey players. the team or has some skills to COLORADO EAGLES league affiliates, or “farm teams” Their full-time job is to play work on, they will get sent down hockey. They get paid and get sti- to play with the Eagles. This best, like Avalanche MVP Nathan just as fun as their affliate count- as they are commonly referred to. Mackinnon and this year’s num- er parts. The lower leagues are the pends for living expenses. It’s a means they get to keep playing step up from junior league hock- hockey competitively rather than ber one draft pick overall Rasmus In fact, I would argue the places that many young players Dahlin, make the team without more intimate atmosphere can are develop their skills before ey. sitting on the Avalanche bench or There are many junior just being cut. playing in a minor league first. be more fun at times. All the seats they make it big. There are, of There are other sports with in the smaller arenas are seats course, some young stars who leagues around the United States The Avalanche are only al- and Canada, with small teams lowed a 23-man roster during farm teams that work in similar that would be costly in places like make the major league team right fashions. The MLB has Minor the Pepsi Center, but can be very away, but there is a whole system playing in lots of small towns. the season but have more play- Those familiar with the tragedy ers than that signed at any given League Baseball, the MLS has the affordable for AHL fans. of minor leagues out there devel- United Soccer League and bas- So if you think you want to get oping the rest of the players who of the Humboldt Broncos last point. The rest of their contracted season are familiar with a team players play in the minor league. ketball has the NBA G-League. into sports, but are not sure about need just a bit more fine tuning That is all talk that likely the major league atmosphere, see before they get promoted. that plays in the Saskatchewan This season, 660 NHL players Junior Hockey League, which is are AHL “graduates,” including 21 scares away the biggest sports if there is a minor league team to I am going to talk about this dummies. If you are still reading, help you test the waters. in terms that I am familiar with, one of many junior leagues. Avalanche players. This equated The hockey AAA league, or to 86.9 percent of all NHL play- you might be wondering, “who Ashley Potts can be reached at so full disclosure — I intern for cares?” [email protected]. Colorado’s minor league hockey the American Hockey League, is ers. Very few players are signed where the Eagles now play as of directly to NHL teams. Only the Minor league sports can be

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Don’t worry Colorado State basketball fans, the result of the 2017-2018 season will not become a normal occurrence. For more reasons than one, last season was one to forget for CSU on the hard- wood. The Rams finished 11-21 (4-14), breaking a streak of eight-consecu- tive .500 finishes or better. Besides beating University of Colorado Boulder for the second straight time, there was not much to be proud of last season. CSU began the season 8-7 before deteriorating and losing 14 of its final 17 games. Accusations about former Head Coach Larry Eustachy ver- bally and physically assulting players, significantly contributed to the melancholy feeling that surround- ed CSU hoops last season. CSU regressed more than anyone anticipated last year. They were far from a good, or even competitive, basketball team, but I find it impossible that CSU will not make major strides in the right direction and tally 14-18 wins next Men’s Basketball Head Coach Nico Medved answers questions from members of the media Oct. 10. PHOTO BY ASHLEY POTTS COLLEGIAN season. The comeback starts with cur- State. Other than that, the only key rent Head Coach Niko Medved and player CSU is losing is sixth man ends with what should be a more Che Bob, who averaged 9.9 points improved team. per game. The only thing Eustachy Nixon’s selfish offensive ten- brought to the table was negative dencies would most likely disrupt energy. His motionless offense was the rhythm of Medved’s offense, getting old and his attempt to instill not having him could be good for fear in his players clearly was not the green and gold. translating to victories. CSU has gained a hand full of Any coach is going to lose the potential impact players, which respect of his team sooner or later could lead to a lineup as deep as if he does not prioritize develop- nine players. ing positive relationships with his Oral Roberts University trans- players. Its a surprise the former fer Kris Martin is eligible after CSU coach did not lose the locker coming to CSU prior to last season. room sooner. Martin, more than anyone, will Medved, the former CSU assis- help fill the scoring void that Nixon tant from 2007-2013 and former left. Drake University head coach, goes Martin averaged 13.2 points per about his business in a very ideal game as a sophomore at ORU two manner. The leader has already seasons ago. The guard shot 40.6 brought a sense of positivity to percent from 3-point range and CSU’s program, which it desper- finished 39th in the NCAA with ately needed. 79 made threes. The pure scorer With Medved, CSU have eclipsed 20 points on six occasions emerged from a toxic situation and and set a career-high, scoring 35 been provided with a clean slate. points against Missouri State. CSU players were stuck in The guard will likely be a focal Colorado State University junior J.D. Paige takes a free throw during the CSU vs. Winthrop basketball game on the middle of a mess they could point of CSU’s offensive produc- Nov. 14, 2017. The Rams defeated the Eagles 80-76.PHOTO BY JOSHUA CONTRERAS COLLEGIAN not control last year. The ailment tion with Nixon’s departure. Though he will not be eligible clearly shifted a portion of their at- will only be better this season. The In the backcourt, Paige notched From coaches to players, CSU tention and energy away from bas- for the first portion of the year, Tex- as Tech University transfer Hyron returning trio of Nico Carvacho, a career-high 10.4 points per game is gaining remarkably more than ketball. Now, CSU can solely focus Jeremiah Paige and Anthony Bon- last season, and the guard has been they are losing. The team may ex- on playing the game. Edwards is another guard who can play a key role. ner will again lead the team. destined for a breakout season perience an early transition period, Aside from the coaching Carvacho, in particular, has since he was sophomore. Bonner considering the roles on this team change, the 2018-2019 Rams Edwards was a four-star recruit coming out of high school before improved each season and the cen- averaged 8.9 points per game last will be much different than last should be a much improved team ter’s consistency will be relied on season. Even if he does not im- year. But once CSU find their iden- on the court. The set-plays and taking the junior college route for two seasons. The guard averaged again. prove on that, CSU will be content tity, they will play at a notably high- transition offense Medved will run The redshirt junior led the with his contributions. er level than they did last season. should bode well for the current 13.7 points per game as a freshman at Trinity Valley Community Col- team with 10.3 rebounds per game The guard is an important The season is inching closer, roster. CSU got complacent and last year to go along with 9.2 points piece to this team because he is with the opening game coming in stood still far too often when oper- lege before scoring 18.5 per game the following season. per game. Besides working on his extremely efficient and makes the an exhibition against CSU-Pueblo ating under Eustachy’s offense. physicality down low, the center is most of his shot attempts. Bonner Nov. 3. Granted, leading-scorer Pren- Besides the talent gained from new players, CSU’s veteran core continuing to improve his outside shot 45 percent from the field and Eddie Herz can be reached at tiss Nixon transferred to Iowa shot and ability to step out. 43 percent from three last season. [email protected]. 16 Thursday, October 11, 2018 | The Rocky Mountain Collegian FALL CLEAN UP 2018

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NATIONAL Broncos’ Freeman-Lindsay among NFL’s best rushing duos By Kyle Fredrickson Lindsay said. late in games — throwing 67-of- psyche. got some big plays,” Joseph said. The Denver Post Added Freeman: “The possi- 192 overall passes (34 percent) “Every game is a different “Then when they close the mid- bilities are even higher for what in fourth-quarter comeback ef- story,” Freeman said. “I just try dle, you can throw it and move The Broncos utilized the we could run and being creative.” forts. to do the best with what I’m pre- Lindsay out of the backfield as a formation four times Sunday Then why did Denver’s “We don’t go into the game sented with — and I think that’s fourth receiver option. It’s pure- against the Jets, and suddenly, ground game get throttled back counting runs. We actually take for everybody. You can’t worry ly scheme.” their offense featured one of the over their recent three-game what they give us,” coach Vance about those things. You have to A well-rounded offense sup- NFL’s top rushing duos in the slide? From offensive balance in Joseph said. “If they’re playing go out there and control what ported by a staunch defense, two same set: Phillip Lindsay and wins against Seattle and Oakland single-high (safety) defense ver- you can control.” team facets Denver lacks, would Royce Freeman. to start the year — 74 passes (.55) sus our receivers, that’s the time Lindsay put it bluntly: “We’re give it authority to impose offen- The breakout rookie run- to 60 rushes (.45) — to a more to throw the football. We can’t not going to sit here and make sive will as opposed to continual- ning backs combine to average pass-heavy approach in losses to run the ball into a loaded box it about us. It’s not about us. It’s ly taking only what defenses will 5.5-yards per carry, and 578 the Ravens, Chiefs and Jets — 118 all game, especially when you’re about winning.” allow. Until then, Freeman and overall — fourth-most among passes (.65) to 63 rushes (.35). down by that many points. That Winning teams find creative Lindsay will wait patiently for NFL teammates through five The Broncos trailed Bal- dictates kind of how the play ways to utilize their best players. their time to shine. weeks — as the seemingly perfect timore by 13 points with six calls are handled. Obviously, The introduction of the Free- Two rookies, sometimes in mix of physicality (Freeman) minutes left and New York by when they’re playing shell and man-Lindsay package, what Jo- the same backfield, with some- and finesse (Lindsay). Their 24 points with five minutes to when they’re playing cover-two, seph called “20 Pony,” is perhaps thing to prove. presence together in one back- go. Defenses adjusted and the we hand the ball off.” a step in the right direction. On “Hopefully, we come up with field is enough to keep plenty of Broncos’ offense sputtered It has left Lindsay and Free- two of Denver’s four snaps in the more packages like that,” Lind- NFL defensive coordinators up when forced to air it out. Quar- man powerless to develop rush- set, Lindsay hit on rushes of 29 say said. “We’ve just got to play at night. terback Case Keenum touts a ing rhythm when tiring defend- and 7 yards. our part.” “It’s meant to put stress on lackluster 78.1-passer rating, ers are most vulnerable to giving “You hope to get a shell de- Content pulled from Tribune people because you don’t know No. 30 league-wide, and much up chunk yardage. The key? Pre- fense, which we got, and we News Service. who is supposed to get the ball,” of of his production has come venting it from impacting their handed the ball off twice and Visit us at Collegian.com for more! 18 | Arts & Culture | Thursday, October 11, 2018

VIDEO GAMES ‘Super Mario Party’ returns to familiar gameplay with new twists

By Graham Shapley ting. the most power stars and prove tors. The vast majority of mini- for plopping down on a couch @shapleygraham “Super Mario Party” was re- themselves worthy of being games feel more balanced and with a few friends. The AI isn’t leased for the Nintendo Switch the “Superstar” in the game’s are good fun, from cooking a up to the task of challenging a “Mario Party” is a gaming on Oct. 5, and is available for threadbare plot. delicious-looking perfect cube skilled player, even on its hard- franchise fraught with ups and purchase from retail stores or In actuality, players want of meat to attempting to shake est difficulty. downs. For a long time, it has online for $59.99 to gather the most stars to de- pieces of candy out of a jar in Should you buy it? If you’re gone without a standout entry feat their friends. “Super Mario the least amount of time possi- a Mario fan and have a few in the series. “Super Mario Par- “Super Mario Party” Party” is one of those games ble. friends. ty,” the latest game in the 20- that can get scary-competitive. For a couple of games, the “Super Mario Party” goes ■ “Super Mario Party” was Players have to go into “Mario franchise experimented with its back to the basics and provides year series, seeks to correct the released for the Nintendo flaws of the past by going back Party” with the right attitude or structure and received mixed a fun, if not mind-blowing ex- Switch on Oct. 5, and is risk endangering friendships. reactions. In previous games all perience. A $60 price tag means to its roots. available for purchase from In “Super Mario Party”, one New to the game is the ad- of the players rode together in that it’s not worth it for a sin- to four players may assume the retail stores or online for $59.99 dition of character-specific a single vehicle, swapping out gle player. However, with a few role of 20 different characters dice. Normally, players roll a who was at the wheel between friends yelling angrily in unison from the Mario universe, from dice with numbers between turns. While novel, this change- as the AI collects the third star the titular plumber to his long- A few extra diversions are one and six, but each character up of the formula drove off fans in a row, there’s fun to be had. time rivals Bowser and Donkey sprinkled in, but the majority has their own dice with entire- of the originals with its poor Graham Shapley can be Kong. Players can choose a few of these games feel shallow. The ly different numbers that add a execution and failed to draw in reached at entertainment@col- modes such as the free-for-all real draw of any Mario Par- layer of strategy. In a primarily new players. legian.com. “Mario Party,” a 2v2 mode, a ty game is, as one would ex- luck-based game. The ability to As the name would suggest, river-rafting simulator, a mo- pect, the “Mario Party” mode, weight the odds in your favor “Mario Party” is intended as tion-controlled rhythm game where players travel around a goes a long way. a party game. While there is a mode and a spot to play the game board. Players roll dice After every round, a mini- single-player challenge mode mini-games in a standalone set- and gather items, money, and game will be played that will available and all modes may be allies in an attempt to gather dole out more coins to the vic- played alone, the game is built

EVENTS NATIONAL Omega Psi Phi The right to vote was one of the real Fraternity explores winners at the American Music Awards By Libby Hill Get out the vote! Los Angeles Times But in reality, the real win- Black love ner of Tuesday night’s ceremo- The American Music ny was voting. Awards didn’t offer up a partic- During her acceptance By Isabelle Rayburn on other races influencing ularly surprising crop of win- speech for artist of the year, @seiss_diosaa Black love,” said Jaquikeyah ners during its ceremony Tues- Swift pointed out how each Fields, an undeclared CSU stu- day night, but the show itself award of the evening had been voted on by the people. “What is love?” is a question dent. “Overall, there were some had its moments. “And you know what else is asked all too often. good points and I think it was Even though Gladys Knight voted on by the people is the The Omega Psi Phi Fraterni- a good space for Black women honored the late Aretha Frank- midterm elections on Nov. 6,” ty hosted a seminar to discuss to vocalize some of the feelings lin’s gospel music career, re- Swift added. “Get out and vote.” black love on this past week. that they have.” surgent divas Mariah Carey It was a logical follow-up The purpose of the seminar was There were still opportuni- and Jennifer Lopez both per- statement considering Swift to have healthy conversations ties to have a greater conversa- formed, and Panic! at the Dis- had waded into political waters between students of color at tion between many more peo- co covered Queen’s “Bohemian over the weekend with an Ins- Colorado State University and ple of color around campus. Rhapsody,” nothing could com- tagram post _ and prompted a the University of Northern Col- “There seems to be a lot of pare to the night’s big winners. surge in voter registrations. orado about what Black love is miscommunication on both Cardi B But it wasn’t just Swift beat- and how students feel about ends between Black men and Not only did the brash, bril- ing the voter registration drum. Black love at predominately Black women and we’re just liant rapper take home three One of host Tracee Ellis White institutions. not on the same page with what awards, including the trophy Ross’ 13 outfits included a white “Being Black men in this we want,” said Micaela Park- for rap/hip-hop artist, but she T-shirt proudly announcing, fraternity, we value our com- er a CSU communications and also stole the show with an ab- “I’m a voter,” which she reiter- munity so much that having the ethnic studies major. “I feel solutely bananas performance ated to viewers by asking, “I am Taylor Swift is photographed at conversation especially with like this was a great start for a of her smash “I Like It.” a voter, are you?” the 2018 American Music Awards United Women of Color was a conversation and I feel like this Colorful and chaotic, Car- Presenter and comedi- held at the Microsoft Theater on prime way to get communities just opens more doors for more di B brought Bad Bunny and J an Billy Eichner also went off Oct. 9, 2018 in Los Angeles. PHOTO together that can have healthy events like this to happen and Balvin out to help her blow the COURTESY OF BIRDIE THOMPSON script and gave an impassioned (dialogs) about our relation- for us to have a better under- doors off the Microsoft Theater ADMEDIA/ZUMA PRESS/TNS speech about the importance of ships,” said Langston Mayo, standing of each other.” in Los Angeles. voting. is real and that we need to do communication studies and Isabelle Rayburn can be Taylor Swift “Young people of America, something about it, don’t let philosophy major at UNC and reached at entertainment@col- In the wake of her newfound the biggest election of our life- anyone tell you your vote won’t the vice boss of Omega Psi Phi. legian.com. political activism, Taylor Swift time is happening. That’s right. count.” There were many topics that could do no wrong at Tuesday’s Tonight is the final night to reg- Eichner concluded by tell- came up within the definitions ceremony. ister in 20 states in this coun- ing young people to register of love and how Black women Swift opened the show with try,” the “Billy on the Street” and vote _ “just like Taylor feel they are loved in the Black a fiery rendition of her song “I star said. Swift told you.” community. The women of col- Did Something Bad,” which “Please grab your friends. Content pulled from Tribune or in the room expressed them- included a giant (fake) snake. Tell them to vote,” he went on. News Service. selves which caused partici- The singer-songwriter went on “If you believe in equality for pants to have mixed emotions. to win four trophies, including women, for people of color, for “I feel like we deteriorated artist of the year, and unseated the LGBTQ community. If you from the main topic of Black Whitney Houston as the AMA’s believe that climate change love because we were focused most decorated woman ever. Arts & Culture | Thursday, October 11, 2018 | 19 COLLEGE 5 ways to avoid traffic near CSU this Homecoming weekend

By Julia Trowbridge the weekend might sound cool- from one location to another @chapin_jules er. this Homecoming weekend. It may not be a nice, com- 5. Avoid College Avenue. Who else hates traffic? fy couch to sleep on, but in the If you do decide to tailgate Homecoming weekend at end, you’re avoiding the stress for Saturday’s football game, Colorado State University is of traffic. Spend the weekend the best thing you can do for WEEKEND CALENDAR from Oct. 12 - 14, and with it bonding with your out-of-town yourself is avoid the busiest friend and eating their food, or road near campus: College Av- comes CSU alum, families and THURSDAY 11 students celebrating the Uni- spend the weekend with your enue. versity with many events. Ev- parents. It’s about time you Book Signing & Talk, Lincoln Gallery, 5:30 PM spent time with them anyway. eryone and their grandmother MAX park-and-ride stops: Discovery After Dark: Night Skies in Fort Collins, comes to Fort Collins to crowd 3. Stay at home. OtterBox Digital Dome Theater at FCMoD, 6:00 PM up the roads with their joyous Maybe you want to go to ■ Downtown Transit Center Fall Choral Showcase Concert, celebrations. the Festival on The Oval with Colorado State University Center for the Arts, 7:30 PM live music and old yearbooks ■ Civic Center Parking Structure For those who may not enjoy Jackson Cloud Odyssey at Odell Brewing, celebrating, people, and espe- to reminisce over, but you ■ could stay cooped up in your Drake MAX stop 800 E Lincoln Ave, 5:00 PM cially traffic, here are five ways Live Music! - The Joe Hoffarth Experience, Chipper's Lanes, 10:00 PM to avoid traffic in Fort Collins room watching Netflix or doing ■ Swallow MAX stop homework instead. Portland Cello Project plays "Radio Head,” this Homecoming weekend. ■ Troutman MAX stop 1. Don’t be in Fort Collins. Imagine all the time you’ll Cheyenne Civic Center, 7:30 PM The Saturday football game save when you’re not idling on ■ South Transit Center Reel Big Fish - The Tickle My Tiki TOURch, Aggie Theatre, 8:00 PM sounds exciting, but the traffic, College Avenue trying to get Thursday Evening Series: Draping and Dior, and not to mention the park- through an intersection in or- Avenir Museum of Design and Merchandising, 7:00 PM ing, does not. The easiest way to der to join in on the festivities. Do people even enjoy festivi- Create a route to your tail- avoid all that nonsense is to not FRIDAY 12 even be in the city in the first ties? gating spot to avoid this street place. It’s unfortunate that the new by combining your car, the CSU Homecoming (several events) The commute may be a little season of “Game of Thrones” MAX and walking to make it CSU Campus, Starting at 3:00 PM more difficult when it comes to isn’t out yet, but there are plen- to your spot on time. Although Exhibit Lecture: Woodman's Influence Upon Public Art, every other week of the school ty of other movies or TV shows avoiding College Avenue seems Loveland Museum/Gallery, 5:30 PM year, but it’s all worth it to avoid to watch. impossible when traveling to Loveland Choral Society - Sondhiem & Webber, the commotion of Homecom- 4. Take the MAX. campus, there’s really no other Rialto Theater, 7:30 PM One of the perks about the way to avoid traffic. ing weekend. You can drive The Lincoln Center, 7:30 PM City of Fort Collins is all the Whether you’re enjoying Portland Cello Project Plays Radiohead, wherever you want with rea- Skydyed w/ Special Guests, Aggie Theatre, 9:00 PM sonable amounts of traffic and public transportation available. the celebration of CSU, avoid- spend time in your home with- If you’re really going to ing people as much as you can The Church- Starfish 30th Anniversary Tour, out listening to cheers from go out in the jungle of joyous or are simply catching up on Washington's FoCo, 7:00 PM the football game. The world is alumni and families, the crowds homework this weekend, stay your oyster. on a bus are the least of your safe and remember: there’s go- SATURDAY 13 worries. Why sit in traffic and ing to be a lot of traffic. 2. Leave the city early Friday. 2018 Giant Pumpkin Weigh-Off & Fall Jamboree, The Homecoming parade drive to campus to see the Fri- Julia Trowbridge can be day Night Lights, when you can reached at entertainment@col- Fort Collins Nursery, 10:00 AM sounds super cool, but finding Loveland Art Studio Tour, Lincoln Gallery, 11:00 AM a friend who doesn’t live in Fort take the faster and much more legian.com. Collins you can crash with for efficient bus? It might be the Astronomy Day 2018, Fort Collins Museum of Discovery, 1:00 PM only logical solution to moving CSU Homecoming Game vs. New Mexico, Canvas Stadium, 2:00 PM Nate Staniforth, Downtown Artery, 6:00 PM Shotgun Lullaby, The Boot Grill, 9:00 PM Skizzy Mars: The Are You Ok? Tour - Phase 2 w/ Goody Grace, Kid Quill, Aggie Theatre, 9:00 PM

SUNDAY 14 Fete de 40, The Lincoln Center, 5:30 PM Jay Leno, The Lincoln Center, 7:30 PM Siro-A Techno Circus, Cheyenne Civic Center, 7:00 PM There Will Be A Song [Album Release Tour] w/ Taylor Leonhardt, Everyday Joe's Coffee House, 1:30 PM

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FALL Basic is back: 9 pumpkin spice treats to celebrate fall

By Elena Waldman & The modest shop on College Lauryn Bolz Avenue features specialty pump- @CSUCollegian kin donuts in the fall, adding to the already eccentric collection of flavors. Rebecca Robinson, a As the weather cools down, senior employee at the doughnut the season heats up with a little shop, said the pumpkin-themed extra ‘spice’ per sip. This fall, donuts are a great way to cele- Fort Collins is jumping on the brate seasonal spirit. basic b*tch train, with many “Last year we did it ... we cafes and pastry shops offering started mid-September and end- their own take on the pumpkin ed it right around Thanksgiving spice trend. time,” Robinson said. “It’s just Here are nine of the best kind of a fun thing to celebrate pumpkin spice flavored products fall, and everyone likes pump- Fort Collins residents can find in kins.” town this year. Rate: 7/10 Pumpkin Spice Latte from Mugs Pumpkin Spice Latte From Lamar’s At $3.80 per small cup, this Donuts beverage is a fall staple at Mugs. For dedicated fans of the pop- For folks who prefer a stronger ular doughnut chain, this limited coffee flavor, this latte will not time treat offered for $3.64 from disappoint. Those who really October to November should not want to get in the spirit of Fall be slept on. With a little more might want to try a different pumpkin than spice, this bever- option though, as the pump- age is sure to warm up anyone’s kin-spice flavoring may be a bit morning with the familiar taste fainter than its competitors. of fall. Rate: 6.5/10 Rate: 7/10 Pumpkin Spice Cake Donut From La- mar’s Donuts “If this pumpkin latte Of course, one could never doesn’t make the voices go wrong with Lamar’s classic For the fall season, LeMar’s Donuts and Coffee offers pumpkin spice lattes and a pumkin spice donuts with cake donuts — the shop on Drake cream cheese frosting. PHOTO BY DAVIS BONNER COLLEGIAN in your head go away, I Road makes some of the soft- don’t know what will.” est, sweetest treats in the game. Love and Little Donuts of Fort Collins Their pumpkin spice cake donut Despite its almost indistin- CALEB MCFADDEN is no exception. Staying consis- ALLEY CAT EMPLOYEE guishable flavor from the infa- tent with Lamar’s well-known mous Starbucks pumpkin spice heavenly texture, these bad boys latte, this donut is anything but come with or without cream basic. Frosted and sprinkled with Pumpkin Cheesecake Donut from cheese frosting for just over a bits of graham cracker, folks will Peace, Love and Little Donuts of Fort dollar, making for a delicious fall get their fall fix with this treat. Collins snack that won’t break the bank. “If we put on social media “I think it’s more authentic Topped with a cheesecake that we have specific donuts, than other restaurants have and they’re gonna be more popu- frosting and caramel sauce that we use real pumpkins,” said Re- goes perfectly with the rich lar, but also people come in and becca DeYoung, an employee at know exactly what they want pumpkin donut flavor, these lit- Lamar’s Donuts. “I would rate it tle mouth-watering delicacies sometimes,” said Robinson, em- pretty high.” ployee at Peace, Love and Little from Peace, Love and Little Do- Rate: 8.5/10 nuts will have foodies finishing Pumpkin Spice Donut From Peace, Donuts. “It really just depends them in one bite. on people.” Rate: 7.5/10 Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Donut from Peace, Love and Little Donuts Despite being an unexpected combination, the Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Donut is a must-try for the more adventurous foodies. The hearty Pumpkin chocolate-chip cookie dough is one of three fall offerings from pumpkin combined with choc- Peace Love and Little Donuts this season. PHOTO BY DAVIS BONNER olate creates a rich flavor, mak- COLLEGIAN ing for a delicious fall snack that is sure to cure anyone’s sweet that although pumpkin spice kin purists a bit disappointed. tooth. isn’t generally her go-to drink, Also, the lack of autumn spices Rate: 9/10 the ones they make at the café on like cinnamon and nutmeg leave Pumpkin Spice Latte from Momo Elizabeth definitely stand out. the latte tasting rather bland. A Lolo Coffee House “I don’t like pumpkin spice, person with an untrained palette Sweetened with a pumpkin but I like ours because we use may not taste anything outside syrup and topped with cinna- cinnamon and nutmeg too,” Pip- of the strong espresso. mon and nutmeg, this latté pro- kin said. “(The pumpkin) is a syr- “If this pumpkin latte doesn’t vides the perfect ratio of pump- up, but we dress it up a little bit make the voices in your head go kin to spice. With a much more which is good, so I do like it here away, I don’t know what will,” significant layer of the tradition- Rate: 9.5/10 said Caleb McFadden, an Alley al latte foam that everyone loves, Pumpkin Latte from Alley Cat Cat employee. this beverage is not only good for At the Alley Cat, a pumpkin Rate: 6.5/10 drinking, but can be appreciated enthusiast can get their fix at any Elena Waldman and Lauryn for its picture-perfect aesthetic. hour of the day. Bolz can be reached at entertain- However, the drink’s pump- [email protected]. Mugs at the Oval offers a pumpkin spice latte for the fall season. PHOTO Alanna Pipkin, an employee of BY DAVIS BONNER COLLEGIAN Momo Lolo Coffee House, said kin flavor may be a bit too soft for some, perhaps leaving pump- The Rocky Mountain Collegian | Thursday, October 11, 2018 21 Tune in to 90.5 KCSU FM For live play-by-play coverage of these CSU Volleyball games! Live stream available on KCSUfm.com, and via

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By Henry Netherland @NetherlandHenry

Kings and queens alike will be able to throw it back to a favorite decade for the 2018 PRISM Fall Drag Show: “Throwback!” According to announcements on PRISM’s social media pages, CLASSIFIEDS this semester’s drag show will www.collegian.com take place Sunday, Oct. 21 in the Lory Student Center Grand Ball- 970-491-1683 room. The event is free for the public, although tips that support the Pride Resource Center will be encouraged. Doors open at 5 p.m. with the show running FOR RENT from 6 to 9 p.m. PRISM says this year’s theme Deadline to submit classi ed ads is 4pm the day prior to publication. is intended to imitate a trip To3 BEDROOMplace an ad call 2 BATH 970-491-1683 HOUSE orIN click “Classi eds’ at Collegian.com. through time. OLD TOWN. “Come along with us as we Wonderful home with wood floors take you back back BACK again Jessica L’Whore performs on stage in the Lory Student Center for the in our wacky time machine,” throughout, annual Drag Show hosted by PRISM in April 2018. The theme was “Geek Great location, very clean and the event’s Facebook page said. vs. Glam” with all proceeds going to the Pride Resource Center. PHOTO “Come live your early 2000s, BY DAVIS BONNER COLLEGIAN sharp ‘90s, ‘80s, and maybe ‘70s fanta- Rent is $1715.00 per month check us out sy.” aspect of the show is the oppor- organized over the summer by The Brandt company Peppermint from season tunity for complete self-expres- O’Brien according to co-direc- (970)482-4000 nine of “RuPaul’s Drag Race” is sion. tor, Mira Pusateri. PRISM is cur- online at confirmed to be this semester’s CLASSIFIEDS “As a professional drag queen, rently working on planning the 2 BEDROOM IN OLD TOWN special guest. The show is also it’s just amazing to pull together spring drag show. GREAT valuewww.collegian.com on this home. expected to feature performanc- something that allows students, RamEvents, the Associated only $975. per month. www.collegian.com es from Jessica L’Whor, Evelyn faculty and outsider performers Students of CSU and the Resi- Evermoore, Trey Suits, Khrsy’ta- The Brandt Company970-491-1683 to express themselves on a whole dence Hall Association have as- (970)482-4000 aal, Natalia Wynters, Maverick other level in front of a whole sisted the Pride Resource Cen- Smith and Lola Gag. audience that most people don’t ter in the production of the drag Roan O’Brien, the head direc- really get the opportunity to per- show. tor, producer and a performer in form in front of,” O’Brien said. Henry Netherland can be Deadline to submit classi ed ads is 4pm the day prior to publication. the drag show says his favorite Much of the show has been reached at [email protected]. To place an ad call 970-491-1683 or click “Classi eds’ at Collegian.com. 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