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ASCSU’s new president Daniela Pineda Soracá and new Vice President Mike Lensky celebrate after being sworn in to their new positions.PHOTO BY ABBIE PARR COLLEGIAN Pineda Soracá ocially sworn in ASCSU budget ratified by senate PAGE 7

NEWS OPINION SPORTS Jared Polis and Ken FBI Columnist Sean Olympics CSU shot putter Buck Polis and Buck spoke Kennedy argues that the FBI Mostafa Hassan has his eye on at CSU about partisanship should not be above the law the 2016 Olympic games PAGE 10 PAGE 15 PAGE 5 2 Thursday, May 5, 2016 | The Rocky Mountain Collegian collegian.com FORT COLLINS FOCUS ON THE OVAL Five alternatives to the undie run We all got the email. On Tuesday, the Univer- sity asked students not to participate in the infamous BARE Run, aka the Undie Run. Alhough the event has been popular for many years, its mission — to serve as a fun place to donate clothes — has not been successful, accord- ing to the University email. While some students are bound to still strip and run, others might try to think of alternatives. Whether or not you were planning on going, here are five things to do this Friday instead: 1. Dress up as bears and run. Then go watch “The Revenant.” 2. Donate your clothes. Thrift stores, including Arc and the Goodwill, accept clothing donations. 3. Run around your house naked. The police can’t stop you there. Anjani Mahabir, 30, spends her days playing music at the Old Town Square. Mahabir accepts tips, but mainly just plays to be a part of the “Old Town 4. Go for an actual run. experience.” PHOTO BY RYAN ARB COLLEGIAN Maybe you’ll find the people who still thought the BARE run was a good idea. KCSU SCHEDULE 5. Actually study for finals Well, maybe on Sunday.

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By Julia Rentsch @julia_rentsch

The new Aggie Village Apart- ments will house more than tri- ple the number of students who were able to be housed in the old Aggie Village complex once it begins operation at the end of this coming summer, University sources say. According to Tonie Miyamo- to, director of communications and sustainability for Housing and Dining Services, the increase from 290 beds to 973 beds is to support campus growth, and will provide housing for upperclass undergraduate students, gradu- ate students, people engaged in post-doctoral research and visit- ing scholars. CSU has experienced nearly a decade of annual enrollment growth, standing at an overall enrollment of 32,236 last Sep- tember. According to the latest 10-year update to the Campus Master Plan, which was adopted by the CSU Board of Governors early in 2015, the University plans for total enrollment to reach 35,000 by the year 2020. Miyamoto wrote in an email to the Collegian that growth always has some envi- ronmental implications, but The Aggie Village under construction. PHOTO BY CJ JOHNSON COLLEGIAN the University is taking steps to take steps to mitigate the ef- ing techniques and alternative ways meant to minimize waste CSU’s alternative transporta- year building boom that aims fects of the larger Aggie Village. transportation options. to the landfill. This included re- tion manager, this underpass to “transform campus and po- For starters, the added building Some of the sustainability cycling metals and stone, and will markedly improve ease of sition the University to remain capacity will be located in ex- features the Aggie Village plans crushing the porcelain, concrete campus access to Aggie Village competitive, relevant and agile actly the same footprint as the call for are LED lights in each and asphalt into small pieces for residents, who will be living just for the next 50 years and be- old building, meaning the addi- apartment unit, a focus on sus- reuse. a few steps from the south side of yond,” wrote Jennifer Dimas, tional apartment space will be tainable transportation, ener- The project’s sustainable campus. University public relations spe- built up, not out. gy-e‘cient heating and cooling transportation goals are being “We’re happy that the under- cialist, in a SOURCE article last According to Miyamoto, systems, solar shades on south- addressed through supplying pass is part of the design of this September. Aggie Village will be pursuing ern-facing windows, natural day Aggie Village with four of its own footprint,” Fodge said. “It will The Aggie Village project’s LEED Gold certification, which lighting, raw water use for irriga- ZipCars for students to rent, 800 accommodate a significant bike $111 million cost will be financed requires that the building re- tion and low-water landscaping, bike parking spaces, easy access trail and ... facilitate improved through bonds, as Housing and ceive a certain number of points Miyamoto wrote. to the HORN, and an underpass access to campus without hav- Dining Services is an auxiliary in the Leadership in Energy and Additionally, the stone and that is being put in at Centre Av- ing to navigate Prospect. ... It’s a entity at CSU that is self-funded Environmental Design rating brick used to build the apart- enue and Prospect Road to sup- great chance for our students to and does not receive any state, system. They do this through im- ments were locally sourced from port pedestrian and bike tra‘c live on campus.” tax, or tuition dollars. plementation of sustainability Colorado, and materials from the to and from campus. Last fall, the University Julia Rentsch can be reached features, including energy-sav- old Aggie Village were treated in According to Aaron Fodge, entered a $700 million, three- at [email protected].

According to Lindsay, many ry person and student and that Williams said. “It’s also import- ties and more. >> TRUMAN from page 3 students could benefit greatly it’s important for students in- ant to make close connections “She loves learning and is “Having Elizabeth in class and learn from Hale. terested in being considered for with your professors (do a the- a true scholar, but she also has has been a real joy,” Lindsay “I am very pleased that Eliz- this scholarship to demonstrate sis project or independent study fun, stays humble and doesn’t said. “Elizabeth is a clear think- abeth will be able to serve again leadership, passion and aca- with them if possible), so that take herself too seriously,” Wil- er; her analytical skills are first as an undergraduate teaching demic achievement. they can write you a strong, de- liams said. “She has a great at- rate. Her sophisticated written assistant for HIST 115 in fall “I think it’s necessary to tailed recommendation. Work- titude toward life and its chal- work and her insightful par- 2016,” Lindsay said. show both depth and breadth in ing with your professors will also lenges. No one could be more ticipation in class discussions Andrea Williams, the di- your knowledge and interests. help you grow as a scholar and deserving of this award. I’m so are exemplary. She also has rector of international studies Demonstrate that you’re com- refine your research interests.” proud of her.” a great sense of humor and a at Colorado State University mitted academically and that According to Williams, Hale Pamela Shapiro can be genuine humility.” agrees that Hale is an exempla- you have clear scholarly goals,” demonstrated all of these quali- reached at [email protected]. N 5 NEWS Thursday, May 5, 2016 House representatives visit Colorado State By Erin Krigger @littleekrig Keeping the mood humorous outlet in the past 24 hours to eficial for him to come in and getting the chance to interact and light, and both Polis and know if he is voting for Trump talk to us, and my perception of and listen to their representa- Buck answered students ques- since Ted Cruz and John Ka- him definitely improved,” said tive and get the chance to hear Colorado Representatives tions very honestly. sich announced they are ending student Max Dillon, who grew about what he and Bucks are Jared Polis (D) and Ken Buck “It means so much to put their run for president. up in one of Buck’s districts. doing and how it relates to the (R) lectured at Colorado State a face to representatives and Although both Colorado A topic covered very often material they are learning. Civ- University Wednesday about see them in action, and be able representative are part of sepa- in the class is congressional ic engagement such as this al- the importance of biparti- to be candidly talking about rate parties, they work together fundraising. During Q&A, a stu- lowed students to interact with sanship in the House of Rep- what they do everyday,” po- quite often and both support dent asked about congressional their representative and al- resentatives and the current litical science professor Kyle many of the same bills. fundraising and specifically how lowed elected leaders to interact election cycle. Saunders said. Polis touched on conflict accurate John Oliver’s episode with their constiutants. Polis represents Lar- Both men are very influen- within the House, and said the of “Last Week Tonight” about Saunders would have loved imer County and District 2 tial in the House. Polis sits on the most conflict does not come fundraising was compared to to have more CSU students at while Buck represents the the Rules Committee, Educa- from between party lines, but their experience. In response, the Q&A saying “We tried to get neighboring District 3 which tion and Workforce Commit- within a party. Intraparty con- Polis said it was “spot on” expect a bigger room and more market- includes Boulder. tee and is an agenda setter for flict was more personal and time for the fact that he does much ed, but it was relatively last min- Hosted in the Political Par- House Democrats. Buck said consuming according to Polis. more fundraising in Colorado ute.” Said Saunders. ties and Elections class, regard- his head of communication has “Even though we di’er ideo- than in Washington DC. Erin Krigger can be reached ing material covered in the class. been called by every major news logically, I think it was very ben- Students seemed to value at [email protected].

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WASHINGTON _ When keep the nation from collapse just left Baghdad, where he’d his initiatives could survive Par- fi ce and who was widely blamed Iraqi Prime Minister Haider without dragging the United praised moves toward stabil- liament. Al-Abadi’s rejoinder, for sectarian policies that left al-Abadi took o ce in 2014, the States deeper into Iraq’s no-win ity, when protesters stormed according to o cials who were Sunni provinces vulnerable to Obama administration hoped scenarios. Baghdad’s fortifi ed Green privy to the talks, is that taking an Islamic State takeover. he would prove to be a Mr. Fix- “We have an administration Zone last weekend in an un- time to build support would “The former prime minis- It, a relatively moderate Shi- that doesn’t feel as if it is part of precedented breach. have given his opponents the ter, Nouri al-Maliki, in partic- ite Muslim leader who would the situation in Iraq. They feel On Tuesday, the Pentagon chance to sabotage the whole ular is seeking the downfall of manage spoilers in his own sect, like they inherited it and the announced the combat death of process. Abadi, presenting himself as make long-overdue overtures best they can do is to keep it in a Navy SEAL who had been ad- “He needs to work this the only Shiite leader who can to the country’s Sunni minority a manageable form and to hand vising Kurds fi ghting the Islam- more, to get more buy-in,” a U.S. handle the security situation and work closely with the U.S. it to the next president,” said ic State in the north, the second o cial said of al-Abadi, speak- and manage the Sadrist pro- to reclaim territory captured by Abbas Kadhim, a senior foreign U.S. death since March, a sign ing only on the condition of tests,” Emma Sky, a longtime the Islamic State. policy scholar at the School for that many of the 5,000 Ameri- anonymity because of the sen- Iraq observer who served as a Two years later, however, Advanced International Stud- can troops in Iraq are indeed in sitivities involved. “We’ve been political adviser to Army Gen. al-Abadi’s administration is tee- ies at Johns Hopkins University harm’s way. telling him, ‘It’s clear you need Ray Odierno when he was the tering amid political turmoil, whose name has been fl oated Taken as a whole, foreign to reach out more.’” U.S. commander in Iraq, wrote and the country is careering as a potential Cabinet pick in a policy analysts say, conditions Al-Abadi’s critics question this week in Politico. toward bankruptcy, all while new technocratic government suggest that President Barack whether he’s truly a reformist, Sky concluded, bleakly, that the Islamic State still controls in Baghdad. Obama won’t be able to smooth- noting his own personal bene- “the sad reality is that Iraq has large swaths of territory. How The unrest of the past week ly disengage from Iraq in his fi t from a system _ introduced become ungovernable, more a much al-Abadi is to be blamed _ protesters occupied Parlia- fi nal months in o ce, and the under the U.S. occupation au- state of militias than a state of is up for debate, but it’s clear ment on Saturday _ brings morass there is sure to bedev- thority _ that allocates top institutions.” that even the modest U.S. goal an ominous sense of deja vu. il the next U.S. president and government posts according In the complex world of of a good-enough government Muqtada al-Sadr, the rebel complicate the fi ght against the to ethnic- or sectarian-based Iraqi politics, al-Abadi’s inter- in Baghdad hasn’t been realized. cleric and old U.S. nemesis, Islamic-State as well as other patronage. And some complain ests actually line up with those Now, analysts say, the Obama once again is calling the shots. regional goals, such as resolving that al-Abadi didn’t make deep of the militant al-Sadr, who, af- administration is just trying to Vice President Joe Biden had the war in Syria and containing enough cuts to the bloated gov- ter years of leading a movement Iranian infl uence. ernment payroll in response to that oversaw sectarian death One of the main criticisms plunging oil prices and other squads and an anti-U.S. insur- is that U.S. preoccupation with economic setbacks. gency, is trying to return to his fi ghting Islamic State extrem- “Dr. Abadi has not shown original nationalist message. ists diverted attention from any decisiveness in his gover- The Green Zone debacle concerns over al-Abadi’s gov- nance since he took o ce and ended relatively peacefully, ernance in a country with deep also, in fairness to him, the po- with the protesters melting sectarian divides and rampant litical atmosphere in Iraq is back into their neighborhoods corruption. tough,” said Kadhim, the Iraqi _ for now. While the immediate U.S. o cials counter that academic. threat of governmental collapse the behind-the-scenes diplo- “His o ce itself doesn’t might have abated, the Obama macy has been constant but come with the tools that would administration knows the crisis quiet; they lay blame not with allow someone to govern well, is far from over, especially with al-Abadi but with the Baghdad even if he had the will and per- Sadr’s looming threats of more elites trying to guard their priv- sonality,” Kadhim added. “So it’s protests this weekend. The ileges and payouts by blocking both: Part of it is him and part of U.S. o cial called the fl are-up his reform agenda. Last month, it is the constraints on his con- “alarming.” al-Abadi failed three times to stitutional authorities and his “What you want to avoid at push through a key demand powers.” all costs is a breakdown in state of the protesters: a Cabinet of Still, analysts say, the Unit- institutions, and it was going in 2226 W. Elizabeth St. technocrats. ed States has little choice but to that direction,” the o cial said. Unit A-106 Inside the Obama adminis- back al-Abadi; there aren’t many “It’s re-established now, but we Fort Collins, CO 80521 tration, the view is that al-Abadi acceptable alternatives. Waiting have to see what happens.” apartments 970-980-4643 meant well but pushed too hard, in the wings is former Prime too fast for reforms, without Minister Nouri al-Maliki, whom Briefs from Tribune News the U.S. helped to force from of- NEED A 2016 SUMMER LEASE? fi rst lining up allies to make sure Service

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By Erin Douglas @erinmdouglas23 ey will impact more students so Office of the president: $31,000 they can travel nationally and Retreats: $16,000 locally.” Homecoming: $2,000 The Associated Students of Pineda Soracá attributed Travel and convention: Colorado State University sen- the increase of $1,500 for health $6,000 ate approved 2016-2017 Pres- to the mental health committee. ident Daniela Pineda Soracá’s “(This committee will) Finance: $200 budget for next year Wednesday bringing intersectionality in Office of the VP: $3,500 night. The budget allocates the how we go about addressing Student fee review board: organization’s approximate $2.5 mental health,” Pineda Soracá $2,500 million in student fees. said. Discretionary: $500 The budget increased bud- The decrease in payroll is Reserve: $500 gets for the ASCSU supreme attributed to not requiring the court, the senate general, speaker pro tempore to work Marketing: $23,000 (increase health, state and local policy, over the summer, 2016-2017 $5,000) traditions and programming, ASCSU Vice President Mike Shirts: $3,000 environmental a airs and uni- Lensky said. Discretionary: $20,000 versity a airs. The budget de- Pineda Soracá and Lensky (increase $5,000) The new ASCSU senators for the 2016-17 school year get sworn in to creased payroll and outreach. were o–cially sworn in Wednes- their new positions. PHOTO ABBIE PARR COLLEGIAN According to Pineda Soracá, day night, along with their cabi- State and Local Policy: $18,250 the increase of $50,000 for tra- net and the new senators. (increase $1,500) ditions and programming is to Day at the capital: $1,250 (increase $50,000) in case ASCSU re-funds. encourage student engagement 2016-2017 ASCSU BUDGET Lobbyist: $13,000 Outreach: $7,000 (decrease O–ce Supplies: $13,700 and increase the ability of the Payroll: $251,275 (decrease of Reserve: $3,000 (increase $1,500) Supreme Court: $6,000 (in department to put on large- $19,168) $2,000) Environmental a airs: crease $500 for reserve) scale programs. Summer speaker pro $4,000 (increase $2,000 for Senate: $6,000 The increase of $18,000 tempore: $115 (decrease Traditions and Programming: discretionary) for the ASCSU travel grant will from $1,200) $99,500 (increase $55,000) Health: $5,300 (increase Senate general: $1,534,182 allow more student organi- Fall speaker pro tempore: Department services: $1,500 for mental health (increase $131,094) zations to go on trips, Pineda $4545 (decrease from $6,000 (increase $4,000) committee) ASCSU travel grant: $30,000 Soracá said. $6,000) Forever Green Shirts: Diversity and Inclusion: (increase $18,000) “Any student organization Parliamentarian, Senate $10,500 $3,000 Rocky Mountain Student can apply for the grant for trav- outreach o–cer, Senate Mem- Homecoming float grant: University A airs: $1,000 Media Corporation: $585,711 eling purposes, competitions, bership o–cer, three senate $1,000 (increase $500 for fall (increase $27,891) or events, if they don’t have the committee chairs: $1515 each Traditions book co-sponsor: college council round table) Discretionary: $108,332 money,” Pineda Soracá said. (increase $15) $1,000 Fund balance: $120,000 “The money used to run out in Traditions and program- Academics: $13,000 Erin Douglas can be reached November. Hopefully this mon- ming pilot programs: $50,000 Course surveys: $6,500 held at [email protected]. 8 O OPINION Thursday, May 5, 2016 LTTE: Celebrating political diversity at CSU

of compromising with other a variety of opinions and vig- individuals and organizations Republican candidates. Peter Harris people is just that — a habit. orous discussion. People seem o€ering a range of di€erent per- Or consider the recent And, like any good habit, finding unafraid to challenge spectives on a daily basis. Ber- elections for ASCSU president, Political Science Professor common ground rarely comes others’ views. nie Sanders drew huge crowds which — I gather from my vora- naturally. It takes work cious consumption of the Colle- to sustain. gian — was widely understood During his recent visit to the There can be few places as a contest between conser- United Kingdom, President better suited to the develop- While political disagreements might vative and liberal tickets. The Obama gave an audience of ment of habits of tolerance and more liberal candidates won, young people some sage advice. compromise than Colorado be challenging to endure at times — but the election was close: just “Seek out people who don’t State University. 22 votes separated the winners agree with you — it’ll teach you Larimer County is a purple CSU students were recently involved from the losers. to compromise,” he urged them. county in a purple state, and in a contentious debate over issues There is even a faction “It’ll also help you if you decide CSU is blessed to reflect the within the student government to get married.” diversity of its surroundings. of diversity and representation, calling itself the Conservative I can only imagine that, On this campus, left- and for example — they are, alas, an Interest Group — something given the company that Obama right-wing students alike — and that would be unthinkable on is forced to keep in Washington, students of no particular polit- unavoidable cost of living in society many other college campuses, his marriage must be as solid as ical orientation — are able to with other people. which often tend to be dominat- a rock. But as a professor of po- organize, advocate and debate ed by liberal-minded organiza- litical science, it is the relevance the issues that matter. tions and where conservatism is of the president’s remarks for As a rough guess, my classes a dirty word. public a€airs that interest me here at CSU contain liberals, No doubt there is room for the most. conservatives and non-ideo- But I have confidence in February, but our campus is expanding the circle of voices Implicit in Obama’s advice logical students in about equal that my experience is not just also home to students who here at CSU, but the amount of was a reminder that the habit numbers. I can always count on anecdotal. The LSC Plaza hosts campaign on behalf of see DIVERSITY on page 9 >> 9 O OPINION Thursday, May 5, 2016

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>> DIVERSITY from page 8 Engaging with your fellow pluralism that does exist should students can even be consid- never be taken for granted. It is ered something of a public a precious thing indeed. service. After all, there is a long While political disagree- tradition of CSU graduates ments might be challenging to taking up leadership roles in endure at times — CSU students the local community, state and were recently involved in a nation. It is not too much to contentious debate over issues hope that the habits of toler- of diversity and representation, ance learned here will one day for example — they are, alas, be put to good use solving some an unavoidable cost of living in of the 21st century’s most press- society with other people. ing public issues. Learning how to accommo- Political dierence is one date dierent opinions is thus of the least trumpeted facets of a critical life skill. Fortunately, diversity on campuses, rarely Obama was right: Being around celebrated. This is a mistake. people with whom you disagree For while polarization and will teach you how to compro- political dysfunction are at mise — it will make you a historic levels in Washington, more tolerant, civil and this sorry state of aairs is not successful person. (yet) mirrored across the entire Nobody should shirk from country. developing these qualities while CSU Rams should be proud at CSU. From classroom discus- of their oasis of pluralism, and sions to student government to they should be jealous guard- internships with state and local ians of its future. parties, there is an abundance of opportunities for students to Feedback and letters to the immerse themselves in political editor can be sent to letters@ debate and disagreement. collegian.com.

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conducted for a greater good of in which they sought to force in the idea that the FBI has now, it may never be. some sort. However, regardless the company to give them a lied and abused the courts on The federal government Sean of the details of these cases, I means to hack the iPhone of important issues, consider needs to take action to bring its Kennedy believe that continued insubor- the San Bernardino shooter, agencies in line with the orders dination on the part of the FBI the FBI lied repeatedly in of the courts and rea“ rm that @seanskenn is concerning because of the court in an attempt to convince no person, business or agency precedent it sets. Court orders the public that there were no is above law in our country, are just that, orders, and allow- alternative methods with which Court orders are regardless of what function I think that most people would ing a federal agency to decide to hack into the killer’s phone. they serve. If the FBI or any agree that everyone deserves the conditions under which Sure enough, two weeks into just that, orders, and other agency thinks themselves equal treatment from govern- it will follow legal rule only the case, the FBI found another allowing a federal above federal law or chooses ment and that no one person strengthens the notion of these way to hack into the phone and to operate outside the Consti- should be above the law. But agencies being above the law dropped the case, despite their agency to decide tution to achieve their goals, what about agencies of the itself, despite being a creation testimony in court that no such the conditions then they should have their government itself? of it. What if the FBI tried to act alternative means existed. under which it will budgets frozen or be shut down Recently, news broke that This particular example is until they comply with the the FBI refused a court order to signifi cant (beyond the whole follow legal rule law. Furthermore, the leaders reveal malware code it used to ‘lying in court’ thing) because only strengthens of federal agencies should be hack suspected users of a child an FBI win would have estab- held legally responsible for any porn site. While seemingly only Just a few months lished the legal precedent for the notion of these violations of law (like perjury) signifi cant to that particular tech companies to have to assist agencies being above that their organizations commit case, this refusal to comply with before, the FBI also federal surveillance agencies in a premeditated manner. The a legal order is only part of a refused a court order in hacking into any American’s the law itself, despite rule of law is only as strong as it larger pattern of illegal court phone, provided they obtain a being a creation of it. is applied fairly and equally, and practices by the agency. to reveal the code warrant. Given that the court government action needs to be Just a few months before, it used to hack Tor, that grants those warrants taken to a“ rm this standard the FBI also refused a court a web browser, in approves 100 percent of the ap- across their agencies. Why order to reveal the code it used peals it receives, I think it’s fair should American citizens be to hack Tor, a web browser, in its investigation of to say that the Apple case would that the FBI admitted to giving compelled to follow the laws its investigation of possible pe- possible pedophiles. have given federal surveillance fl awed testimony in court (i.e. of government if their own dophiles. A few months before agencies the legal green light lying) for two decades. For leaders refuse to follow their that, the FBI refused to comply to hack the phone of anyone twenty years, our perhaps most own rules? If an agency refuses with a court-ordered inquiry it wanted, which, you know, is recognizable federal surveil- accountability, than they should into Hillary Clinton’s private kind of a big deal for anyone lance agency has an admitted be refused funding. email server. The pattern outside the law on something of who enjoys their 4th amend- record of lying and manipulat- should be becoming apparent real signifi cance to the public? ment rights. ing the legal system in order to Sean Kennedy can be by now. The problem with apolo- If that particular case isn’t get what it wants. If the gravity reached at letters@collegian. Now some proponents of gist-like arguments like these signifi cant enough to hammer of this matter is not apparent by com. national security might argue is that the FBI has manipulated that these acts of refusal were the courts on cases of major not over any issue of conse- signifi cance, even recently. In quence, or that they were their legal battle against Apple collegian.com The Rocky Mountain Collegian | Thursday, May 5, 2016 11 12 Thursday, May 5, 2016 | The Rocky Mountain Collegian The Rocky Mountain Collegian | Thursday, May 5, 2016 13 14 S SPORTS Thursday, May 5, 2016 Freshman sprinter Nathan Gish’s battle with Type 1 diabetes

By Eddie Herz @Eddie_Herz he never considered giving up sports. “I already had played sports Preferred walk-on Nathan for a while so I just kept going Gish has had an athletic journey with it because it allowed me to unlike most. It all began in the get away and destress,” Gish said. sixth grade, when he was diag- However, there are certain nosed with juvenile diabetes, also things Gish has to do in order to known as Type 1 diabetes. compete and practice regularly. “At first I thought it was “I have to test my blood sug- just the flu, because I was re- ars a lot before, during and af- ally dehydrated and throwing ter meets to make sure that my up constantly,” Gish said. “But body functions how it should,” apparently my pancreas was go- Gish said. ing into overload.” Doing so has become routine, This was a dark and confus- yet tedious for Gish. But, he rec- ing time for Gish. Before this rare ognizes the importance of taking occurrence, he had lived a pret- the necessary steps to ensure his ty normal life for a sixth grader good health. If he gets careless at Tavelli Elementary School in and nonchalant about his blood Fort Collins. All of a sudden, he sugar at meets and practices, was on the brink of death. there are many serious risks. “I was in a coma for about “If my blood sugar gets one week and a half,” Gish said. “I too low it can make me really don’t really remember anything light-headed and very suscep- except waking up in a hospital tible to passing out,” Gish said. bed with IV’s attached to me.” “And if my blood sugar is too high At the time, Gish loved play- I can start cramping up really ing football and baseball. Besides easily and pull a muscle.” racing in four separate events at But in his seven-year bat- Preferred track and field walk-on Nathan Gish goes through drills.PHOTO COURTESY OF NATHAN GISH the state meet during his senior tle with Type 1 dabetes, Gish year, he was an all-conference has picked up some tricks can and have gone through mas- coached him accordingly. Wahab Wahab does not feel that Type 1 running back and played cen- along the way. sive amounts of honey at each even knew Gish before he was a diabetes is too much to handle ter field for the baseball team “In high school my dad sug- one of my college meets.” member of the team. when one has a tough kid like through his sophomore year at gested that I eat honey constant- Since joining the Colorado “I recruited him and brought Gish on their hands. Poudre High School. Regard- ly throughout race day to give State track and field team, sprint him on an o‘cial visit when he “Sometimes when he gets too less of his rare and potential- myself sudden bursts of energy,” and hurdles coach Karim Abdel was a senior,” Wahab said. tired we’ll modify his practice ly life-threatening condition, Gish said. “I still do so whenever I Wahab has monitored Gish and From a coaching standpoint, seeNATHAN on page 16 >> 15 S SPORTS Thursday, May 5, 2016 Big dreams are nothing new for Mostafa Hassan

By Eric Wolf dišerent about Bedard. “I thought that we would Four centimeters. For those work well together,” Hassan measuring at home, that is said. “I thought coach Bedard roughly half the length of your was the coach I connected with pinky finger. That is all that the most.” separates Colorado State shot The transition to Ameri- putter Mostafa Hassan from the ca was a challenge at first. The 2016 Olympic games. It’s an ex- cultural dišerences were hard cruciatingly short distance, but to get used to. Until this year, Hassan is confident that before he had never been on his own. the Olympics begin he will pass Yet he has received plenty of up those four centimeters and help along the way. Bedard, fel- then some. If he does indeed low coaches and teammates head to Rio, he will not compete have all been supportive of the for the United States, but rather sophomore from the other side for his native country, Egypt. of the world. Growing up in Cairo, Has- He also found stability with san participated in sports such CSU sprinters coach and fellow as swimming, boxing and ten- native Egyptian Karim Abdel nis, but he did not pick up the Wahab. The two of them con- shot put until six years ago after nected right away. Hassan even watching his friend in a com- competed for the same track petition, thinking it was some- club in Egypt that Wahab com- thing he might like to try. He peted for back in his day. Wahab started to learn the basics of doesn’t look too much into his the technique with assistance nationalistic ties with Hassan, from YouTube videos, but soon he just thinks it helps Hassan enough he was competing at a to have someone with the same national level. background to relate to. His career has been one of When Hassan first arrived Hassan at the MW indoor championship. PHOTO COURTESY OF JUAN LABRECHE/NCAA PHOTOS. constant progression through in Fort Collins, Wahab took the national and international him out to Horsetooth reser- appreciative of the opportunity His impact at CSU was im- earned him in a spot in the ranks. In 2013, he won the Af- voir. Hassan was immediately here,” Wahab said. “He’s doing mediate. At the Mountain West NCAA Indoor National Cham- rican under-20 championship. drawn to the natural beauty of great academically and athlet- Indoor Championships in Feb- pionships in March where he In 2014, Hassan competed in Fort Collins. ically. He is close to a complete ruary, Hassan took first place by finished fifth in his event. the International Association “I loved being there. Good package for us.” over five feet. His performance see HASSAN on page 16 >> of Athletics Federations Junior scenery. It was very calming,” World Championships in Eu- Hassan said. “I like how it is gene, Oregon, where he took a small town. It’s not too big eighth place. Last August he and crowded.” placed 18th in the IAAF World Education is another major Championships in Beijing. Then reason Hassan came to Amer- he hopped on a plane in Beijing ica and to Colorado State. As a and took flight to Colorado. self-proclaimed fixer, Hassan is pursuing a mechanical engi- New Beginnings neering degree. He got a head Hassan came to CSU and start on his education experi- the United States to realize an ence at CSU when he attend- opportunity. At CSU Hassan has ed the American University in access to all of the equipment, Cairo for two years. The school facilities, resources and coaches utilizes the American education that he might not have had in his system—and teaches solely in native country. English—which helped smooth “I saw an opportunity to over Hassan’s integration come here and I just took it,” into CSU. Hassan said. “I just thought it “He cares about his academ- would be better training wise ics greatly,” Wahab said. ”He’s and education wise.” been a good student since he CSU head coach Brian Be- was young. Having a passion for dard—a renowned throwing in- engineering as a profession and structor—first heard of Hassan also being academically sound, when a few Egyptian throwers it made the transition academi- he had previously worked with cally very easy.” asked the coach if he would be interested in the shot putter. Af- Early Impact ter seeing what Hassan could do, It was evident that Hassan the interest was imminent. was destined for big things this The two met in Eugene year at CSU. All Bedard and during the World Junior Wahab had to do was look at his Championships. It was in Eu- past marks to realize that Has- gene when Hassan knew that san was a special talent. But they CSU would be the right fit are both pleased by how smooth for him. He talked to other his transition has been. coaches who were interest- “He’s outgoing, a great kid. ed in him, but something was Very polite, very respectful and 16 S SPORTS Thursday, May 5, 2016

>> NATHAN from page 14 Gish began his fi rst season as a time of 21.81 seconds. accordingly but it doesn’t hap- a hurdler and 200-meter runner. Teammate Joshua Deloach, pen very often,” Wahab said. “90 However, once the season tran- “I was in a coma for about one week and senior leader of the team, has percent of the time he is tip-top sitioned from indoor to outdoor, a half. I don’t really remember anything been aware of Gish’s condition and ready to go.” Gish decided to narrow his focus. since the season began. He has Obviously there still is the “I started o† hurdling also except waking up in a hospital bed with IV’s also known about Gish’s poten- risk of Gish’s blood sugar levels but now I just run the 200 be- attached to me.” tial since he was in high school not being at an ideal level. So, cause that is where I am at my and believes that Type 1 Diabetes Wahab and the rest of the CSU best,” Gish said. NATHAN GISH will only get in the way if Gish coaching sta† stays prepared. Despite his condition, Gish PREFERRED WALK-ON lets it. “We communicate it with has motivated his team by con- “He comes out here, works our trainer and we always have stantly working hard. Gish has hard, and does what he has to a backup plan for him,” Wa- also raised the bar on race day. we’d take him to indoor confer- the outdoor track season, his do,” DeLoach said. “You adjust, hab said. “But he’s been do- “Whenever you have a fresh- ence or not but we did and he ran performance during indoor you just adapt, it gives you no ex- ing great thus far and it hasn’t man who competes under pres- his best race of the season.” makes for an impressive fresh- cuses at all.” been necessary.” sure it just inspires everyone,” Though Gish has been bat- man season. Gish set his person- Eddie Herz can be reached at Wahab said. “We weren’t sure if tling a strained hamstring during al best in the 200-meter run with [email protected].

>> HASSAN from page 15 For the fi rst two, he is very He was competing unattached, throw needed. in relative obscurity unless you One week later he was in Port- confi dent. Hassan broke the meaning his throws did not yet “I think that the distance is are a follower of CSU track and land, Oregon, for the IAAF CSU outdoor shot put record at count for CSU, but the throw not too hard if I just stay healthy fi eld. But that’s okay with him. World Indoor Championships, the Sun Angel Classic in Tempe, was a personal qualifi er. The and be consistent in training,” “It’ll feel good, people won’t where he placed 13th. Though Arizona in April. His mark of 64- 20.46 throw was so big that he Hassan said. expect it at all,” Hassan said. “I he competed for the Egyptian 11.25 currently places him in the hit the netting at the top of the At the same time, it is Has- like that better. I do everything national team, Bedard coached top-8 in the nation and No. 1 in arena. Had he not hit the net, san’s fi rst year at CSU and he for myself not for people to fi nd him in the event. the conference by a long shot. the the throw would have likely doesn’t share the publicity that out and everything.” For Hassan, it is not too big traveled even farther. an athlete like a football player He is a man used to making of a deal to compete for Colo- Olympian All Hassan can do is shake might. He knows he could be in life-changing decisions to pur- rado State one week and go and But it’s the last goal, the big his head, laugh and say, “It felt the Olympics and not many peo- sue his dreams. On August 5th compete for the Egyptian Na- one, that he is still striving for. terrible.” ple at CSU will even realize it. in Rio he could walk out into the tional team the next. To him, it To qualify for the Olympics, His personal best in the “If I go to the Olympics a opening ceremonies with the is “just a di† erent uniform.” a thrower must hit a mark of event is 20.57 meters set early lot of people, like in class, won’t Egyptian– Browse, national see team something while you like As for the rest of this sea- 20.50 meters. In Hassan’s fi rst last year, but in order to qualify know that I was there,” Hassan still an athlete and CSU student. son, he has three goals: win the indoor meet while at CSU at the for the Olympics, he has to hit said. “They wouldn’t expect it.” Hopefully– add then,it to people your will cart start Outdoor Mountain West Con- Colorado School of Mines, Has- the mark between January 1, In fi ve months Hassan could to– tune checkout in to watch with him pursue your contact info ference Championships, place san came painfully close to hit- 2015, and July 11, 2016. He still be participating in the pinnacle those dreams. top-three at the NCAA Outdoor ting that mark. has plenty of time. He’s been of athletic events, representing – Ericpay Wolf at canthe be time reached of by pick up Championships, and qualify for 20.46 meters was the fi nal dealing with injuries all year, Egypt, Cairo, Colorado State email– it’s at [email protected]. that easy! the Olympics. measurement on his best throw but he is fi nally feeling good. and Fort Collins. But for now— that day, four centimeters short. He is confi dent he can make the and maybe even then—he lives Ram Country Meats Beef Lamb Pork Sausage Meat Sales Educational facility High quality meats Competitive prices Student-run and operated

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By Megan Hanner in the ombudsman o©ce. She years of the run, there were no was a runner, and would often scholarships, Capra said. In- Gil Gutierrez served as chat with Gil about running at stead, an endowment of money the ombudsman for Colora- the Student Center. Gil was an was put to the side to build inter- “They like the fact that they’re do State University for three accomplished runner during est. That endowment still acts as working on something that then years, but was killed by a drunk that time. He would often have a backing for the Gil Gutierrez driver while on a run in August papers from his latest run, Memorial Scholarship. earns money towards scholarships.” of 1993. An annual run to bene- Capra said. “That endowment will keep fit the Gil Gutierrez Memorial After his passing, Capra the scholarship going long after Scholarship was established helped to set up the memori- all of us have left the university,” LORETTA CAPRA in 1994. al run with his running part- Capra said. SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE MEMBER The 23rd annual Cin- ners and other original com- The run isn’t the only way co-Cinco 5k Run and Walk will mittee members. According the scholarship gains money. take place Saturday at 8:30 to the Cinco-Cinco website, Money also comes from dona- a.m. Every year, community the whole event is run by tions made during the time of The Cinco-Cinco 5k Run register for $22 ahead of time. members, students and vol- dedicated volunteers. the run, interest and what the and Walk is open to students Registration is also available the unteers come together to run, “Some people, I think, run actually makes, Capra said. and all members of the commu- morning of for a charge of $30 have fun and raise money for a didn’t even know Gil, but they Around $92,000 of scholar- nity. It will start and end on the for everyone. good cause. just believe in him. They like ships, including scholarships for Oval. To register, go online to Registration the day of the Loretta Capra has been the fact that they’re working next academic year, have been Active.com, or go the rec center. run begins at 7 a.m. at the Statis- on the committee for the run on something that then earns awarded to 115 students since Individual students can reg- tics building. since its creation. Capra met money towards scholarships,” the beginning. ister for $25. Students that live Megan Hanner can be and interviewed Gil Gutierrez Capra said. “That’s why we do it. I mean, on campus can register for $19, reached at entertainment@ when she worked temporality For the first three or four it’s for the students.” Capra said. and students with teams can collegian.com.

Netflix and Chill with C: What to watch for finals week By Clarissa Davies ers is something I haven’t seen 3. “House of Cards” season 4 @DaviesClarissa for years. In fact, it is done so What’s funny (not at all, ac- well that I felt like I was invad- tually) is this real election season It seems as though Netflix is ing on the two, even to the point is even more bonkers than the slowly but surely replacing their of cringing. The acting is superb, events of House of Cards season dynamic movie collection in lieu and it stars English actor Geth- 4. You may watch for the dark, of Netflix Original Series, or TV in Anthony, whom many of you beautifully filmed political dra- shows. Regardless, the following know as Renly Baratheon from ma; I watch for Kevin Spacey. are the movies and shows I en- “Game of Thrones.” 10/10! Season 4 and season 1 are by far joyed most this month: its best seasons, and season 4 is 2. “Groundhog Day” a definite step up from season 3. 1. “Copenhagen” Likely one of Bill Murray’s A new favorite of mine. Just best movies. I enjoyed this 4. “Fuller House” as IMDB states, what happens movie so much that I watched For the sake of nostalgia, when the love of your life hap- it twice in one day. What would this show will please original pens to be half your age? The happen if you lived one day of watchers of Full House. It’s theme of age, love and foreign your life over and over for ten been said that Fuller House is cities dominate this incredible years? And only you knew what exceedingly cheesy, yet I argue film about a man who meets was happening? You would nev- that that’s how it’s supposed to a very young girl while he ex- er age and people would never be. Full House was cheesy, and plores Copenhagen looking for change. Even if you were put in I don’t think they were striving his long-lost grandfather who jail or drove your truck oˆ a cliˆ, for anything diˆerent in Fuller just happens to be an ex-Nazi. A you would still wake up every House. It’s made for the fans, bit strange, I know, but this film day at 6 a.m. in the same bed. and has the same vibe and prem- is absolutely beautiful and han- This is the premise of this 1993 ise. Personally, I see the show as dles the uncomfortable theme film. The lingering message of a big family reunion of sorts. of love and age diˆerence with the movie is very powerful, even Clarissa Davies can be grace and a sense of fragility. The if this is considered a comedy. reached at entertainment@ chemistry between the two lov- collegian.com

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By Miranda Moses adolescence, referencing his @mirandasrad “U With Me?” life growing up on Weston Road “Controlla” “Too Good (ft. Rihanna)” I had to listen to this song in Toronto. Drake just made up a word Why haven’t Rihanna and Fans have been waiting a over and over just to have some- and it’s perfectly okay. This Drake created a whole album long time for Drake to bless the thing to say about it. The song “Redemption” song is the closest of the album together? Their chemistry is Earth with another album. “If is about a girl who is frustrat- This song is so familiarly to matching Hotline-Bling’s flawless. The lyrics are not only You’re Reading This It’s Too ing Drake, narrating the good Drake, perfect for anyone try- spiciness. Surprisingly, the memorable and catchy but Late” and “What a Time to Be and bad times of a relationship ing to get in their feelings and object of this song sounds come off more as Drake sharing Alive” dropped in 2015 to hold with two very different views of eat some Doritos. Drake seems like a girl Drake is actually his feelings rather than being fans over until the highly an- how it should function. “Is you back and forth on his want for happy with. critical which makes the song ticipated fourth studio album, with me or what?” correlates commitment, almost begging more relatable for listeners. though the hype may have been with the aforementioned a girl for her time while also “One Dance (feat. Wizkid & Not everyone has jealous hat- too strong. themes of ‘Keep the Family withholding caution. Kayla)” ers in the rap game trying to “Views” is possibly Drake’s Close’, possibly acting as the Lyrics like “Why do I want This area of the album is bring them down, as much as I saltiest albums of all time, com- song’s prologue. an independent woman to far more up-beat, and this song wish I achieved this amount of plete with 80 minutes of rants feel like she needs me?” and, brings a new kind of sound that bad---ness in my life. Drake and about exes who didn’t satisfy “Feel No Ways” “Who’s gunna save me when I we really haven’t gotten from Rihanna just want to be appre- him and rappers trying to com- My first thought upon hear- need saving?” help create one Drake. Wizkid and Kayla cer- ciated and not taken for grant- pete with his success. Drake ing this song was, “Oh god, of the deeper, seemingly more tainly bring a more eccentric, ed and I can do that. feels like he is in the negatives, this song is about me.” Drake genuine aspects of this album techno vibe that almost tricks playing it safe with both sound is expressing yet another re- rather than its prevalent cen- me into thinking there’s going “Summers Over Interlude” and lyrics. lationship with a girl he isn’t tral themes of anger and dissat- to be a huge drop coming. This Why? I never wanted to be so criti- satisfied with. He feels as if this isfaction. beat is interesting and shines cal of Drake — I even dressed up girl is holding him back from on the album. “Fire and Desire” as him from the Hotline-Bling experiencing life, explaining “With You (ft. PARTYNEXT- This track has a pret- Video for Halloween this year in his catchy hook, “I try with DOOR)” “Grammys (ft. Future)” ty strong Take Care vibe. It’s — but the songs of this album you/ There’s more to life than Yes, I can listen to PAR- Future honestly brings out smooth and would leave me are completely parallel to his sleeping in/ And getting high TYNEXTDOOR’s Jahron An- the best in Drake. While his smitten if someone rapped it catchy, feel-good single, lacking with you.” thony Brathwait telling me he other songs about haters come to me. in variation of content. In case If anything, this song is can’t get enough of me all day. off as salty and mad, this song is you’re overwhelmed by the pretty empowering for those Another easy-listener that you more fun. Future’s verses bring “Views” idea of sifting through 19 songs who feel like they’re in a re- can actually sing along to if a heavy bass perfect for parties I expect more due to this (minus Hotline-Bling) to find lationship where they can’t you please. If you really, really and “They gunna think I won being the title track, but all in the few golden tunes, here is a bloom. But sorry, ladies, Drake wanted to you could probably a grammy” WILL get stuck in all I think it is a good way to track-by-track review. doesn’t want a girl who sleeps play this at a party, but would your head. end the album. He talks about in. I’m a little heartbroken, too. probably be best fit for a sum- overcoming the struggles of “Keep The Family Close” mer night with good vibes. “Child’s Play” his past when it seemed like A mopey song with some “Hype” “Why you gotta fight with was set up for fail, very “start- of the more memorable lyr- Finally, a less sleepy beat. “Faithful (ft. Pimp C & dvsn)” me at Cheesecake? / You know ed from the bottom now we ics of the album. The line, “All Probably the kind of song I’d Singularly, this song isn’t I love to go there.” These lyrics here” oriented. Nothing about of my “let’s just be friends” play really loudly in my car to especially dope, but the more had me rolling. Drake is just this song is extremely mem- are friends I don’t have any- trick people into thinking I’m aggressive sound of Pimp C trying to eat, but some girl’s orable besides the lines, “My more,” covers the basic theme more hardcore than I actually compared to the rest of the shenanigans are holding him exes made some of my favorite of betrayal from a loved one am. Drake asserts his greatness album is refreshing. Drake is back from going ham on some music/ I dated women from my who can’t be trusted anymore. and the insignificance of his drowned out in this song, with cheesecake. favorite movies.” Drake expresses his disgust for competing haters, claiming he’s dvsn proving to have a pret- Honestly, this song sounds In conclusion: the said person, blaming them “done, done, done, done, done” ty compelling sound as well, like every relationship ever, The album is not cohesive for the fall of the suggest family. with their feuds and attempts which is good because Drake with Drake not really being and very up and down regard- to over through his success. He just signed them to OVO Sound. upset with the girl he’s rapping ing tone. There are some ex- “9” may be done, but he’s still mak- “Still Here” about but rather being amused cellent moments, but there is I often judge my songs by ing songs about it. This probably my favor- by her simplicity. A diamond nothing particularly revolu- how hard I can jam to them in ite song, partly because it has in the ruff of this album, gen- tionary about this work. It’s the car. This beat passes the “Weston Road Flows” perhaps the best booty-shakin’ erally clear of the overlying really just Drake recommitting test with a chill feel that will An easy listening song with beat of the whole album, which negativity. to the Drakey sound that he’s still feel exciting coming out of a good old Mary J. Blige sample, I am personally all about. Fi- done for the last 8 years, cre- the right speakers. The song is ‘Mary’s Joint’, though it has nally, this hook is easy to mem- “Pop Style” ating work he sees fit under his all about Drake’s relationship no hook. Drake declares he’s orize due to being ridiculous- This song needed Jay Z and own label. You do you, Drake. with his hometown Toronto, “the most successful rapper 35 ly catchy. The “oooohs” and Kanye. I’m just not a big fan of You do you boo. revealing the ups and downs and under” and that 35 is his “aaaahs” really get me make me Drake just spitting endless bars Miranda Moses can be of essentially making the city a planned age to retire. It’s a rem- want just use the praise hands with no hook. I’m sorry. I need reached at entertainment@ destination. iniscent song about his days of emoji over and over and over. variation. collegian.com. collegian.com The Rocky Mountain Collegian | Thursday, May 5, 2016 19

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JOB OPPORTUNITIES -Part Time Driver/Vehicle Maintenance Tech Assistants NBA Heat Check: Spurs-Thunder Ghost Writer Wanted: Looking for -Part Time & Full Time Adult Care aspiring writer to help me fi nish Services/Childrenʼs Extensive By John Scri niny an insane finish. According to of rim protection, so he won’t be a science based book/manual I Services Direct Support Providers @JScri the referee report given after the missed when he is forced to go out have been working on for the past - Full Time Activity Coordinators game, there were a total of five around the arc to stop Aldridge 3 years. CLASSIFIEDS Need someone who can We are an Equal Opportunity Spurs-Thunder: For the last missed no-calls on the last play. from shooting outside. 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This small-ball lineup teresting series.” The Spurs ran bowing him in the face, which is forces Ibaka to either guard Diaw Deadline to submit classi ed ads is 4pm the day prior to publication. train over the Thunder, winning an oŽensive foul. This was then or Aldridge, both of which whom 124-92. It was an exceptional followed up by a loose ball foul are capable shooters. This drags To place an ad call 970-491-1683 or click “Classi eds’ at Collegian.com. game for Spurs forward LaMar- committed on Kevin Durant by Serge out of his comfort zone, and cus Aldridge, as he shot a blister- Danny Green. Then, this crazy Diaw is a pretty versatile defend- ing 18-23 from the field en route thing happened. er and excellent passer. Now I’m to a 38 point performance. A fan actually grabbed Ste- not one to question Pop, but I feel This was really a throwaway ven Adams, which is just insane. like this could make Billy Dona- game for the Thunder, as they And, the fourth missed call on van think twice about where and came out flat on both ends of the the possession. The fifth and final when to play Ibaka. floor. One big takeaway from this missed call was on Serge Ibaka, Kawhi Leonard needs to step it up game, however, is the Thunder who held LaMarcus Aldridge on What has been kind of lost in just plain shouldn’t have Serge the rebound of the air ball by Pat- this series is the rather pedestri- Ibaka guarding Aldridge. For one, ty Mills. All in all, just an insane an play of Kawhi Leonard. It has Aldridge’s shooting ability pulls finish. been overshadowed by the in- Ibaka away from the paint, where The fact the Thunder man- credible play of Aldridge and the he oŽers valuable rim protection. aged to steal on in San Antonio is craziness of Game 2. If the Spurs Secondly, Ibaka can’t hang with just huge for Oklahoma City, es- hope to win this series, it will Aldridge in the post, which is pecially after the beat down they come down to Leonard playing clear from the fact he only missed took in Game 1. With the series how he did in the regular season, five shots all game. headed to Oklahoma City, here not going 0-6 from three like he Most of this game was gar- are some keys in my mind that are did in Game 2. bage time, as the Spurs took a important for each team. I can’t wait for Game 3, which commanding lead early. There Put Steven Adams on LaMarcus I think will really set the tone for wasn’t too much to draw from Serge just can’t handle Al- the rest of the series. If the Spurs this game otherwise, and this re- dridge, and needs to stay by the win, I don’t see the Thunder sult probably won’t be indicative rim for his shot blocking. This bouncing back. If OKC manages of the rest of the series. This was leaves Adams, who has been huge to defend their home court, we clearly shown in Game 2. for OKC all playoŽs. He’s a very most likely have an epic West- Game 2 physical player down on the post, brook-Curry and Durant-Dray- Now, this was more like the and should disrupt Aldridge’s mond battle waiting in the Bay. Spurs and Thunder I know. A rhythm on the block. He also John Scriny can be reached closely contested game with just didn’t oŽer a whole lot in terms online at [email protected] collegian.com The Rocky Mountain Collegian | Thursday, May 5, 2016 21 22 Thursday, May 5, 2016 | The Rocky Mountain Collegian collegian.com Daily Horoscope Nancy Black TODAY’S BIRTHDAY build is solid. (05/05/16). Fun with family and VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — 7 TODAY IN HISTORY friends takes priority this year. — You want to explore; go ahead Romance sparks into flame. In- without over-extending your 1862: Cinco de Mayo crease savings with steady con- physical energy or finances. In a foiled attempt to capture a small town in east-central Mexico, tributions. Professional break- Watch for bargains that fit your a prospering French army was defeated by a poorly-supplied and out- throughs this spring lead to a plans. Study di¦erent options to numbered Mexican army on this day in 1862, during the French-Mex- two-year work surge after sum- find the most cost-e¦ective. ican War. Under the control of General Ignacio Zaragoza, the small mer. Personal good fortune this LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) — 7 — army was able to hold their grounds at the town of Pueblo de Los An- autumn leads to new opportuni- Practicality and simplicity serve geles, and their victory was not only representative of a great moral ties with a community project. you over the next two days. Dis- triumph for the Mexican government, but it also symbolized the coun- cuss joint finances. Determine try’s strength, unity, and ability to defend its sovereignty against the To get the advantage, check the priorities and reach a determina- threats of powerful foreign nations. Although not a major strategic vic- day’s rating: 10 is the easiest day, tion or decision. tory in the overall war against the French, Zaragoza’s victory at Puebla 0 the most challenging. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) — tightened Mexican resistance, and six years later France withdrew. 9 — Collaboration is key today Today, Mexicans across the globe celebrate the anniversary of the Bat- ARIES (March 21-April 19) — 7 and tomorrow. Work together for tle of Puebla as Cinco de Mayo, a national holiday for the country. — Your head’s full of ways to make mutual support. Negotiate for a money. Have faith in your own compromise that has everyone 1961: Shepard Jr. becomes first American in space imagination. The next two days win. Contribute to others, and let On this day in 1961, Navy Commander Alan Bartlett Shepard Jr. was are profitable. Discover a new be- others contribute to you. launched from Cape Canaveral, Florida, into space, becoming the first ginning after a poignant ending. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. American Astronaut to travel into space. Although the suborbital flight TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — 9 21) — 9 — Profit from meticulous only lasted a mere 15 minutes, the space capsule, Freedom 7, reached a — You’re confident and powerful service over the next few days. height of 116 miles into the atmosphere, and the successful mission was for the next two days and longer, You’re entering a busy phase. a major accomplishment for the National Aeronautics and Space Ad- with tomorrow’s New Moon in Make a wish list of what you’d ministration (NASA). Less than a month before Shepard’s journey into your sign. Begin a new personal like to make your work easier and space, the Soviet space program successfully launched the first human phase. Ask for what you really post it visibly. -- Yuri Gagarin -- into space and earth’s orbit. Roughly 10 years later, as want. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) a part of the Apollo 14 lunar landing mission, Shepard became the fifth GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — 5 — — 8 — Follow your heart over astronaut to walk on the moon on Feb. 5, 1971. Close a deal or sign papers. Wind the next two days. Relax and play up one project before beginning with people you love. Learn from 2002: Spider-Man breaks records opening weekend the next over the next two days. young ones. Generate some pas- With Tobey Maguire starring as Peter Parker (Spider-Man) and Rest up for upcoming opportuni- sion and enthusiasm. Sam Raimi as the director, the long-awaited comic book adaption Spi- ties. Seek out serenity and peace. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) — der-Man was released on May 3, 2002, and within two days, it ranked in CANCER (June 21-July 22) — 7 7 — Get into a practical domes- more than $114.8 million. Before Spider-Man, the last movie to hold the — Connect with friends over the tic phase today and tomorrow. record for passing the $100 million mark was Harry Potter and the Sor- next few days. Share resources Conserve resources, and cook at cerer’s Stone, which passed that mark within five days. To no surprise, and support your community. home. Get into projects to beauti- both of the Spider-Man sequels broke their predecessor’s opening day See how you can contribute to a fy your home and garden. record -- the first sequel raked in roughly $40.4 million and the second shared cause. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) — 7 sequel raked in almost $60 million. Spider-Man would hold the record LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — 7 — — Study a subject of your fascina- for six years until 2008 when fifth Batman franchise movie, The Dark Take on more responsibility over tion. Your ability to concentrate Knight, came out -- within 19 days of its opening in theaters, The Dark the next few days to overcome seems especially keen over the Knight had taken in more than $405 million, and became the most suc- a challenge or pass a test. Share next two days. Write and share cessful comic book movie of all time. your talents. Make sure what you communications.

Six last-minute 2016 Mother’s Day gifts

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