thursday, February 6, 2020 COLLEGIAN.COM Vol. 129, No. 40 Susan Holmes arrested on perjury charges Holmes lied under oath about sharing a child with the CSUPD officer who shot her son

By Ravyn Cullor @RCullor99

A Fort Collins woman who claimed to have a biological child with a Colorado State Universi- The Rams storm home plate to celebrate after junior Tara Shadowen sent a home run over the fence, giving the Rams a two-run lead in the third inning April ty Police Department ocer in 14, 2019. COLLEGIAN FILE PHOTO order to file a red flag petition against him was arrested in Fort Collins on Tuesday, according to the Fort Collins Police Depart- Rams softball team to get back in the ment. Susan Holmes had a warrant issued against her in late Janu- ary for first-degree perjury and swing of things at Texas A&M Classic attempting to influence a public servant, according to the Larimer County Sheri‚’s Oce warrant. By Savvy Rafkin versity of Maryland, Lamar Uni- ally, the Rams maintained an will return to the NCAA Tourna- The warrant came after Su- @SavvyCollegian versity, the University of Texas impressive 20-game winning ment at the end of the year. san Holmes claimed she shared and Wichita State University streak between Feb. 28 and April “I think the team is ready a child with the ocer who, in After a long winter, Colora- with their full 2020 roster. 6. after NCAA regionals last year,” 2017, fatally shot her son, Jere- do State softball is ready to get “I’m just excited for the sea- Despite graduating five se- Fisher said. “It helped us under- my Holmes, so she could file a a fresh taste of the spring sea- son; I’m excited to play,” senior niors, including a deep catching stand the next level that we need red flag petition against the of- son. Finishing o‚ last season pitcher Jessica Jarecki said. sta‚ and their starting pitch- to get to. Our team is excited to ficer, according to a Coloradoan with a 39-12 overall record, the “Each game brings on a new er, Bridgette Hutton, the Rams take on some top-25 teams and article. She reportedly made the Rams will jump into their spring challenge, and I am ready to take have added several freshmen take care of business when it claim because red flag petitions schedule with a tournament that on with my team this year.” prospects and continue to build comes to some other solid teams can only be filed against family or down in Texas starting on Feb. 7. Last season, Rams softball with their returners from the like Wichita State.” household members. CSU will take on Texas defended their home turf with 2018-19 season. Coach Jen Fish- see SOFTBALL on page 16 >> see HOLMES on page 4 >> A&M-Corpus Christi, the Uni- a 19-2 home record. Addition- er feels confident that her team $5 OFF SPRAY TAN Waxing, Brows & Boutique 1 Block from CSU Campus

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Junior Jeb Hartman and senior Carly Spaulding, along with other members of the Colorado State University Chess Club, play each other in chess in the Lory Student Center on Feb. 5. Spaulding discovered the club through Hartman, who had gone to the club one time before and was taught the fundamentals of chess as a kid from his father. Hartman hopes to learn more chess theory and break down the game during his time in the club. “You can have the same opening over and over,” Hartman said. “The game is just so complex, so it’s just fun to look at new options and find new challenges and meet new people.” PHOTO BY LUCY MORANTZ THE COLLEGIAN

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CAMPUS Yusef Salaam speaks on Black identity, self-discovery behind bars

By Noah Pasley match that found at the scene. transferred to the adult facili- therefore we have a purpose in anger and bitterness teach the @PasleyNoah “I’m always excited to share ty. life. community how to make the this journey of growth,” Salaam “The worst part about that “Somehow, society system- best out of a bad situation. As part of Colorado State said. “The story of the Central experience was that they cut ically is trying to get us to ask Salaam wrapped up with a University’s Black History Park Five, as we were known my flat-top off,” he said. permission to live a life God performance of one of his own Month celebration, one of the back in 1989, is not a story they He went on to explain how gave us,” he said. poems, which he wrote during exonerated Central Park Five wanted you to know today.” the prisoner identification Salaam said it’s best to live his stay at the Clinton Correc- spoke on his wrongful convic- system functioned, describing by the words of Maya Angelou: tional Facility. tion at age 15 and what Black how those convicted in the first “You should be angry, but you “I’ll meet you in between activists can learn from it. half of the year, like himself, must not be bitter.” Venus and Mars; in between The Feb. 4 event, organized “Somehow, society received an A in their identi- He said it’s important to be Venus and Mars is the cen- by the Black/African-Amer- systemically is trying to fication number. Due to this angry to create change, espe- ter of our attraction,” Salaam process, Salaam was assigned cially in voting, and that the said. “Life is mortal, so follow ican Cultural Center in the get us to ask permission Lory Student Center, featured the number 95A-1113. “true stakes that we’re fighting the way of those who are heav- keynote speaker Yusef Salaam. to live a life God gave “95A-1113 meant that, in against ... (have) never been en-sent.” The Central Park Five, now us.” 1995, I was the 1,113th person a color issue. The true battle The lecture was followed by known as the Exonerated Five, to enter the door, and it was has always been about battling a short Q&A session where Sa- was a group of teenagers, four YUSEF SALAAM February 27,” Salaam said. spiritual wickedness in high laam offered advice for Black Black and one Latino, convict- KEYNOTE SPEAKER He spoke about the Black and low places.” student activists. ed during a highly publicized History Month theme of Salaam said the story of the “When I won my lawsuit, ... investigation following the “Ubuntu,” a Zulu term that Sa- Central Park jogger case was a a reporter came up to me and assault and rape of a white fe- laam says means “A person is a love story to God and his pow- said: ‘What are you gonna do male jogger in New York City’s Salaam said the 13th person because they are peo- er. now?’” Salaam said. “’Sure not Central Park, as well as other Amendment is a “clue as to ple.” Salaam said society wants “It’s a story of a people bur- gonna be sitting on a beach and assaults in the area. what is going on and how we the Black community to accept ied alive, but the system forgot sipping Mai Tais.’” The charges were dropped can move forward” because it a lower version of themselves. we were seeds,” Salaam said. He followed with a verse in 2002 after a convicted mur- has historically worked to op- Salaam said the political Salaam ended with the from the Quran, loosely trans- derer and serial rapist, Matias press minorities and return climate has a lot to do with importance of perseverance, lated to “Surely after difficulty, Reyes, confessed to officials, them to a state of slavery. understanding how important saying that Angelou’s words there is relief.” and his DNA was found to Salaam said he aged out of it is for us to see ourselves as “taught us how to become al- Noah Pasley can be reached the youth facility in 1995 and being born on purpose, and chemists,” and her words about at [email protected]. 4 | News | Thursday, February 6, 2020

ued to approach Morris, and the footage and the released 911 call o‡ cer backed up 113 feet in two were edited by CSUPD, according Holmes minutes. to the Collegian article. On the way to another call, Susan Holmes said she was >> from page 1 FCPS O‡ cer Erin Mast saw the unaware she was being recorded interaction between Morris and while she was speaking with the Jeremy Holmes, at which time coroner, saying, “I’m in the mid- Susan Holmes’ son was shot on she stopped to assist Morris. Mast dle of handling my son dying. I July 1, 2017, after suggesting he got out of her vehicle and drew was in agony, and this is what they was going to stab his brother, her service pistol. According to were doing to me. That’s how bad according to a Collegian article. the letter, Morris announced he it is.” According to court documents, was going to attempt to deploy Susan Holmes ran for City he was having a “psychotic reac- his Taser and began to holster his Council in 2019 to fi ght what she tion to THC in marijuana.” Susan pistol. said is corruption but did not win Holmes called FCSP when she At that time, Jeremy Holmes the seat. Susan Holmes also pub- was unable to contact the brother. charged Morris with the knife. licly demonstrated with a sign According to an LCSO letter The letter says Jeremy Holmes reading “Tony Frank please speak determining if the CSUPD o‡ - was 11.6 feet away from Morris with me” and “Jeremy Holmes cer, Cpl. Philip Morris, acted with when he charged. Morris fi red killed July 1, 2017, by campus po- undue deadly force, the call was four times, and Mast fi red twice, lice.” forwarded to CSUPD because with all six rounds hitting Jeremy She fi led the red fl ag peti- Jeremy Holmes’ brother lived in Holmes. Jeremy Holmes “fell to tion against Morris on Jan. 9, ac- Aggie Village. While one CSUPD the sidewalk at the feet of O‡ cer cording to the Larimer District o‡ cer spoke with the brother and Morris.” Attorney’s documents. The red his wife at 500 W. Prospect Road, According to the Collegian ar- fl ag petition was denied. Susan Morris remained outside to inter- ticle, Susan Holmes requested the Holmes claimed under oath she cept Jeremy Holmes if he arrived. release of the body camera foot- had a child in common with Mor- At 8:38 p.m., Morris saw Jer- age on July 20, 2017; Aug. 2, 2017; ris, which he denied and she later emy Holmes walking toward the and Nov. 10, 2017. A redacted ver- said was untrue in a Denver Post apartment. Morris turned on his sion of the footage was released interview. lights and pulled over to contact Nov. 21, 2017, but Susan Holmes Susan Holmes was arrested in Jeremy Holmes. According to the requested the unredacted footage Fort Collins on Feb. 4. No further letter, Jeremy Holmes was carry- six days later. court actions had been scheduled ing an 11 1/4 inch bayonet knife, On Dec. 1, 2017, CSUPD said as of Feb. 5. which he unsheathed as Morris they would not release the full Morris and Mast were exoner- got out of his car. version due to its “extremely ated of wrongdoing in the LSCO Morris pulled his service pis- graphic” nature. letter, saying, “The body cam tol out and began asking Jeremy Susan Holmes claimed, after videos of both O‡ cer Morris and Holmes to put the knife down. Jeremy Holmes’ death, CSUPD O‡ cer Mast clearly demonstrate According to the letter, a review was attempting to silence her and that O‡ cer Morris’ fear of being of Morris’ body camera footage edit the story to say “the o‡ cer stabbed and killed was totally jus- showed the o‡ cer asking Jeremy was a hero for waiting so long to tifi ed.” Fort Collins resident Susan Holmes holds a sign about her son’s death Holmes to put the knife down 36 shoot her son.” She also claimed Ravyn Cullor can be reached at while listening to speakers at the Martin Luther King march in Old Town times. Jeremy Holmes contin- the dialogue in the body camera [email protected]. Jan. 20. PHOTO BY MATT TACKETT THE COLLEGIAN

CITY City Council approves new Municipal Court probation option

By Samantha Ye nance. Probation can still impose lems and come back into the com- ed” when the City sold it in 2017 to this grant into the Natural Areas @samxye4 fi nes and court fees on the defen- munity and beat their issue, then I make the Village on Horsetooth. Department’s 2020 budget and dant. think that’s a win for the commu- The new parcel, located at 1475 assigned $16,161, as required by A probation option for the Fort Other than tra‡ c violations, nity,” Netherton said. N. College Ave., belongs to Hoag the grant, to further support the Collins Municipal Court was add- the City Court deals with: North College Avenue land purchased Commercial Rentals, LLC. Hoag program. ed to the City Code Tuesday night, 1. Civil infractions, such as for affordable housing had approached the City about Club Outdoors is a partnership one of several actions approved by code noncompliance. Council approved funding for selling the western half of the program between the Natural Ar- a miniaturized City Council. With 2. Petty o¥ enses, such as smok- the purchase of a 5 acre plot of land. Given its northern location eas Department and two Boys & only four members, Council also ing in banned zones. Can carry a land west of North College Ave- and proximity to transit, employ- Girls Club locations. The grant voted unanimously to both buy fi ne of up to $500 but not jail time. nue to add to the City’s a¥ ordable ment and commercial centers, the will help the program provide another parcel of land for the City 3. Municipal misdemeanors, housing Land Bank program. parcel is an ideal addition to the weekly activities and add more a¥ ordable housing Land Bank and such as indecent exposure or theft The anticipated price is no Land Bank, said Sue Beck-Ferkiss, fi eld trips to Bobcat Ridge Natural appropriate a $70,660 grant to of items under $1,000. Can carry a more than $1.3 million or $5.85 social policy and housing program Area, as well as bring in the Love- support Club Outdoors. fi ne of $2,915, six months in jail or per square foot. manager. land Boys & Girls Club location. Probation sentencing option for Mu- both. Through the Land Bank pro- Depending on the develop- The grant covers one year, nicipal Court offenses Earlier this year, Council allo- gram, the City purchases plots of ment of the surrounding land, the mostly as salaries for two summer For those charged with cated about $66,000 in the budget undeveloped land that they hold parcel can hold about 75 a¥ ord- internships and a sta¥ person to non-tra‡ c Municipal Court level for a new probation o‡ cer, who on to with the expectation that its able housing units, Beck-Ferkiss run Club Outdoors. City sta¥ said o¥ enses, probation can now be has now been hired. value will rise as the surrounding said. they expect to be able to obtain fu- granted as an alternative sentenc- Certain groups of people areas have their infrastructure de- “I think to have another op- ture years’ funds from the Pulliam ing option to fi nes or jail time. The have been “slipping through the veloped. portunity to have a place where Charitable Trust. hope is to reduce recidivism rates cracks” of the broader sentencing After holding the property for housing will be a¥ ordable in per- “I’ve always thought that en- and help individuals work out options, Netherton said. Those fi ve to 15 years, the City can then petuity is really important,” said vironmental protection is also so- any underlying problems leading options don’t address underlying sell the land for no more than 90% Mayor Pro Tem Kristin Stephens. cial equity, that the natural envi- to the o¥ ense, according to Patty issues, such as hoarding or sub- of the current fair market value. “(Because of) the proximity to the ronment is all of our heritage, but Netherton, Municipal Court ad- stance abuse. This means the future developer transit and to commercial areas, we don’t always get to appreciate ministrator. For repeat o¥ enders, pro- has more wiggle room to build af- … (this land) may get developed it and certainly not people who Judges can sentence people fessional probation supervision fordable housing. The money the sooner than later.” don’t get access to transportation $70,660 grant supports expansion of with up to two years of probation would give the court a way to reach City earns from selling one Land or other means to enjoy the out- Club Outdoors with requirements to undergo into a person’s life and move them Bank plot must go toward pur- doors,” said Councilmember Ross medical or psychiatric treatment, toward resources, Netherton said. chasing another one. The D.R. & V. Pulliam Charita- Cunni¥ . “So I’m very excited this participate in restorative justice, “If we can at least craft a sen- It is the City’s only long-term ble Trust awarded a $70,660 grant gives the opportunity to many participate in drug treatment or tence that gives them a better a¥ ordable housing program. to the City to expand and support kids who otherwise wouldn’t have meet a number of other condi- chance when they’re done with The property at 1506 W. Club Outdoors, a program that had that opportunity.” tions listed in the amended ordi- their time to support being better Horsetooth Road was the fi rst brings underserved youth to nat- Samantha Ye can be reached at situated to deal with their prob- Land Bank property to be “activat- ural areas. Council incorporated [email protected]. Thursday, February 6, 2020 Rocky Mountain Collegian | 5

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CAMPUS CSU implements new technology to heat and cool Moby Arena

By Isaiah Dennings @isaiah_dennings

Colorado State University is making another huge step for- ward in sustainability and energy e ciency by implementing new geo-exchange technology to heat and cool Moby Arena. The geo-exchange technology will reside below the intramural fi elds and require a large scale drill- ing operation that will take place this summer, said Carol Dollard, an energy engineer and co-chair of the Presidential Sustainability Com- mission. Dollard said when you dig 5 feet below the soil line, the earth stays at a constant 50 degrees. In geo-ex- change heating, the heat from the earth is absorbed into water inside pipes, allowing the heating or cool- ing of a building without using elec- tricity to generate the heat. “All we are doing is exchang- ing heat from the ground,” Dollard said. “You are either absorbing heat from the ground in the winter- time when you want to warm the building or dumping heat into the ground when you are trying to cool the building.” The drilling is currently sched- uled to take place the day after graduation and be fi nished late Au- Construction equipment sits inside the Colorado State University Lagoon Feb. 2, 2020.PHOTO BY MEGAN MCGREGOR THE COLLEGIAN gust just as students arrive back on campus, Dollard said. paying for itself after that, Dollard Tony Flores, the project man- said. ager overseeing the design and The total price of this project is construction of the project, said the $20 million. However, the geo-ex- fi rst three fi elds to drill will be fi elds change system alone is a fraction four, fi ve and six. Flores said a lot of of the entire price of this project, the piping and work on Moby will about $4 million, Dollard said. The be done before graduation. bulk of the expense comes from re- There will be a total of 400 newing Moby and preparing it to be wells, each 550 feet deep. Once the paired with the geo-exchange fi eld. wells are drilled, they will be fi lled “Benefi cial electrifi cation,” with over 80 miles of pipe, Dollard meaning the electrifi cation of key said. The pipes will then be fi lled building components, is what Dol- with water containing 25% glycol lard said is the next step for Moby to stop it from freezing, creating a and eventually meeting the 2030 closed circuit. goal of 100% clean electricity at The fi rst phase of the project is CSU. already in motion with the abate- Others have successfully im- ment of asbestos in Moby Arena, plemented the geo-exchange. Ball Dollard said. State University in Indiana has im- “A lot has to change inside the plemented geo-exchange into its building because these compo- entire campus, and Poudre School nents are 50 years old,” Dollard District has implemented geo-ex- said. change fi elds within its operation This project will be accom- center and has plans to build it into plished with a control maintenance a new high school, Dollard said. “When we are done, it will be Construction on the geo-exchange technology is scheduled to begin underneath the intramural fi elds and will grant from the state that was in- be the largest geothermal project in Colorado. PHOTO BY MEGAN MCGREGOR THE COLLEGIAN tended to renew the 50-year-old one of the largest (geo-exchange HVAC in Moby, Dollard said complexes) west of the Mississip- pi,” Dollard said. “We hope every- There should be no concerns tise, especially with the new geo-ex- everything is up to CSU standards. Replacing the HVAC in Moby for the health of the fi eld and the change,” Kemp said. “We are thankful for all of our and adding a new boiler would body’s excited about moving into a new phase of more e cient, green- impact on intramural sports in the The project will use six drill rigs partners and this cumulative ef- require adding a new addition to fall, Flores said. from a few di£ erent fi rms. Kemp fort of doing the right thing for the Moby to house these components, er energy at CSU.” The project, if successful in “When we’re all said and done, said contractors enter a competi- University and getting a truly inno- upping the cost of the project, Dol- you won’t notice anything under- tive bidding process with the state vative addition to campus,” Kemp lard said. Moby Arena, will most likely be ad- opted on the east-most intramural neath the fi elds,” Flores said. of Colorado and CSU itself. said. Instead of adding a new addi- Tim Kemp, CSU’s capital con- “We were looking for two With current testing, each drill tion to Moby, this was seen as an fi elds to heat and cool the new resi- dence hall, Meridian Village, Flores struction and engineering sta£ things: experience and the best fi - rig can complete one to 1 1/2 holes opportunity to not only modernize manager, his sta£ and project man- nancial value,” Kemp said, ensuring per day. With six rigs going at a Moby but implement the more e - said. As of now, there are only three agers work closely with the con- that best in class resources are go- constant rate over the summer, the cient geo-exchange system, Dollard tractors to ensure that everything ing to this project. project should be done at the begin- said. buildings west of Meridian Avenue that are running on steam power, is up to CSU standards and regula- Kemp meets with the proj- ning of fall semester 2020, accord- Although going with the geo-ex- tions. ect management team every two ing to Kemp. change system is more expensive and with Moby converting, CSU will be pushed closer to its goal of “This project relies on our en- weeks and works closely with all Isaiah Dennings can be reached up front, it has a payback period of gineering sta£ for technical exper- actors involved to make sure that at [email protected]. six to eight years, meaning it will be 100% green electricity, Flores said. News | Thursday, February 6, 2020 | 7

CAMPUS ASCSU votes no on bill funding disability simulation

By Charlotte Lang Kefalas said these simulations KCSUFM.COM @chartrickwrites focused on poverty and were ef- fective for people not in that so- A proposed bill last week re- cio-economic situation. garding a disability simulation “Given that Senator (Savanah) event was questioned and op- Overturf is a person with a dis- posed by members of the disabled ability on the autism spectrum, is community during the previous a person who has a lived experi- meeting. At the bill’s second and ence, I think that working with all fi nal appearance, it failed to pass the various stakeholders, this can with a 0-27-1 vote. prove to be a very e” ective event,” Discussing and voting on the Kefalas said. bill by the Associated Students of As the bill asked for $1,000 Colorado State University senate for funding, others noted that the followed an approximately hour- money could be better used in long gallery input session from making areas of campus more ac- students, alumni and others iden- cessible and inclusive. For exam- tifying as disabled. ple, Luna Nordstrom suggested While a few spoke in support adding handicap buttons on the of the bill, a majority of the gallery doors in Braiden, as the doors do opposed the bill and urged sena- not currently have an option for tors to vote against it. this. Many said they felt a simula- During the senate discus- tion couldn’t properly provide an sion of the bill, Senator Savanah experience in which able-bodied Overturf, author of the bill, read participants would emerge with numerous letters from support- either understanding or empathy ers. These included statements for disabled people. and endorsements from CSU stu- Luna Nordstrom, CSU alumni dents and alumni. and mother of two disabled chil- “This is not just a simulation; dren, said the takeaway becomes this is something I created as a pity. person with a disability,” Overturf said in defense of the bill. Overturf exited the senate shortly after, following an event “This is the disabled in which an opposer of the bill, version of blackface. CSU alumni and senator-emeri- tus Cerridwyn Nordstrom, began This is downright reading a post from Overturf’s cultural appropriation.” Facebook page, claiming it had been posted while the gallery was CHIAN BAUMER speaking. STUDENT DISABILITY CENTER The post in question was post- ed at 7:36 p.m., which would have “It doesn’t in any way foster been near the end of gallery input. empathy, inclusion and a discus- Cerridwyn Nordstrom and sion towards changing things to Baumer asked why Overturf foster equality,” Luna Nordstrom would think it acceptable to spend said. “Please don’t fund this bill.” time on Facebook rather than lis- Others expressed a feeling of ten to the testimonies and beliefs hurt or insult at the thought of of those speaking in the gallery. others attempting to replicate Speaker of the senate Blake their identity. Alfred prevented Cerridwyn “This is the disabled version Nordstrom from fully reading the of blackface,” said Chian Baumer, post, calling it a personal attack who works with the Student Dis- and inappropriate. ability Center. “This is downright Other senators thanked those cultural appropriation. If this in the gallery for attending and event were to happen, the indi- teaching the senate about their viduals participating can take the lives as disabled people. disability o” at the end of the day. “There is power behind your We cannot.” words, and having an event that Baumer said the stigma, shares those words is what we shame, pain, inequality, discrim- need,” Senator Marlis Hazleton ination, pity and hate that come said. “We don’t need simulations.” with having a disability cannot be It was also mentioned numer- simulated. ous times that, while the inten- Larimer County Commis- tion of the bill was admirable, the sioner John Kefalas attended and impact could be more harmful asked senators to vote yes on the than intended. With this in mind, bill. He said he’s had experience the bill failed to pass. with simulations hosted by the Charlotte Lang can be reached United Way of Larimer County. at [email protected]. Thursday, February 6, 2020 8 | Rocky Mountain Collegian THE MOST FLATTERING EYE LOOKS

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BEER Beer lovers rejoice: CSU proves hops can grow year-round

By Noah Pasley Bauerle explained that the year. @PasleyNoah latitude and climate in the Pacific Bauerle said this is important Northwest makes it easier to yield to him because the research ex- In a bout of happy news for a larger quantity of hops. In places pands a market for beer, including breweries, research conducted at such as Washington and British craft beers previously available only Colorado State University indicates Columbia, which sit at roughly 48 seasonally or in low quantities. He that hops do not require a vernaliza- degrees and 54 degrees latitude, made the distinction between high- tion period as previously thought. respectively, days become much yield hops like “Columbus” and Bill Bauerle, who leads the re- longer at the summer solstice. For “CTZ” as opposed to low-yield hops search, studied at CSU for his un- instance, British Columbia experi- such as “Saaz.” dergrad in the horticulture depart- ences roughly 17.5-hour days at the Because low-yield hops are har- ment in the ‘90s. Now a professor summer solstice, Bauerle said. vested in smaller quantities, pro- in the department and a self-pro- “Washington has a full extra ducers of low-yield beer can charge claimed “craft beer lover,” Bauerle hour for photosynthesis,” Bauerle higher prices due to the supply, The Colorado State University Plant Growth Facility provides over discovered that hops do not need to said. Bauerle said. So, the ability to grow 60,000 square feet of research space, including greenhouses, growth go dormant thanks to LED lighting It was previously understood four cycles a year makes the market chambers and offi ce space. PHOTO BY MATT BEGEMAN THE COLLEGIAN systems at the CSU Horticulture that hops require a vernalization bigger and would probably increase Center. period, which is a sort of dormancy profits. can’t be imported. which was Rally King Brewing, a The lighting systems, courtesy in which certain crops reset them- Bauerle also said the discovery “It can’t be shipped off to Mex- Fort Collins brewery that has been of a partnership with Philips Light- selves during the cold winter con- creates new opportunities for wet, ico because it oxidizes after 48 open since 2015, according to the ing, are capable of simulating ideal ditions. Hops have roughly a 90-120 or fresh, hopped beers. hours,” Bauerle said. brewery’s website. growing conditions year-round, day cycle, which Bauerle called the Traditionally, wet hopped beers In other words, hops begin to rot The other was Odell Brewing which made the discovery possi- “complete life cycle of a crop.” This are only produced right at the time and get “off-flavors” after 48 hours, Company, which opened in 1989 ble since those growing conditions meant that under natural condi- of harvest, resulting in beer festivals so the only option for transporta- out of an old grain elevator, accord- don’t naturally exist. tions, hops could be grown for one such as Oktoberfest. These beers tion is expensive air freight. ing to the brewery’s website. Odell “Hops are very photoperiod cycle a year. are available in short supply and Bauerle said his research has is now the 23rd largest craft brew- sensitive,” Bauerle said. “If they “(From) field production, (the) have many different flavor profiles, been ongoing since January 2016, ery in the country, according to the don’t have enough daylight, they go higher side of things would be about Bauerle said. when he received his first crops website. dormant.” 1-2 pounds of dry hops per cycle,” Using the proper technology, after building for the Horticulture Hemp, which is now national- Most of the nation’s hops come Bauerle said. however, companies could pro- Center wrapped up in October ly legal, is Bauerle’s next research from the Pacific Northwest, with However, Bauerle’s research duce the once-seasonal wet hopped 2015. Bauerle has primarily worked venture, and he said although CBD Washington alone producing over shows that hops can be grown year- beers multiple times a year, and with hops at the Horticulture Cen- is “the big moneymaker,” research 75% of the nation’s hops; Idaho and round using the indoor research Bauerle said companies could ter, even selling some of the hops would impact the production of Oregon follow, and Colorado ranks facility and state-of-the-art LED charge a higher premium because produced to local breweries. hemp clothing and canvas. as the seventh biggest producer of lighting systems. of the demand for it and the flavor Bauerle collaborated with Noah Pasley can be reached at hops in the country, Bauerle said. With the new discovery, it’s pos- profiles. It also expands profits for two breweries in the past, one of [email protected]. sible to yield four cycles of hops each the United States because wet hops ESPAÑOL La nación sufre la pérdida de Kobe Bryant: Leyenda de la NBA

By Ethan Lee las peores decisiones en un día de saron que Kobe favorecía el éxito en el baloncesto fue completada momento de que la comunidad afi - @EthanLee_99 reclutamiento en la historia de la individual sobre el éxito del equipo. muy a la manera de Kobe cuando cionada al baloncesto expresemos liga, los Hornets de Charlotte cam- Durante el desarrollo de críticas anotó 60 puntos inolvidables en su nuestra gratitud a la leyenda y pro- Traducción: Mayra Reyes Gómez biaron a Kobe con los Lakers de Los hacia el baloncestista, Kobe tam- último juego de la NBA, dejando a metamos que las contribuciones de El 26 de enero por la mañana, Ángeles por el centro Vlade Divac. bién se vio envuelto en problemas sus seguidores que lo adoraban con Kobe al juego nunca serán olvida- la exsuperestrella de la NBA Kobe Las primeras etapas de la carre- familiares y escándalos personales. un último saludo: “Mamba out”. das. Su legado vivirá en cada esta- Bryant y su hija de trece años Gi- ra de Kobe vendrían acompañadas Estos disturbios en su vida personal Fueron estos momentos los que dio, gimnasio y canasta casera. anna Maria-Onore Bryant fall- de difi cultades crecientes que eran se vieron refl ejados en la fi nal de la nos dejaron a mí y a muchos otros Quizás el lado más destacado ecieron en un trágico accidente de de esperarse para un adolescente NBA del 2004 que perdieron ante seguidores de la NBA maravilla- de Kobe fue su papel como padre helicóptero en Calabasas (Califor- recién graduado de la preparatoria. los Pistons de Detroit y la salida de dos en el piso de nuestras salas. Al y como amigo. La admiración ha- nia). Bryant, de 41 años, deja es- Sin embargo, lo que no aparecía en Shaq por medio de un intercambio. terminar los partidos, corríamos cia Kobe entre sus compañeros de posa, Vanessa Laine Bryant, y tres la hoja de estadísticas no ensom- Durante esa primavera, Jack- hacia afuera e intentábamos anotar juego era incomparable, ya que la hijas: Natalia Diamante Bryant, brecía su nivel de potencial sin son fue relevado de sus funciones el característico tiro en suspensión mayoría de los actuales y previos Bianka Bella Bryant y Capri Kobe precedente. como entrenador, dejándole el des- después de giro. jugadores de la NBA, incluyendo a Bryant. A principios de los años 2000, el tino de la franquicia de los Lakers a Independientemente de a qué Shaq, su compañero de equipo que Sin duda Kobe será recordado potencial sin límite ya mencionado Kobe. equipo apoyemos, todos hemos en algún momento fue desdeñado, por mostrar sus habilidades impre- de Kobe empezó a desarrollarse al Fue durante esta adversidad hecho esto de la misma manera; consideraban a Kobe como un ami- sionantes cada noche durante sus lado de la primera superestrella de que Kobe resurgió de las cenizas hemos cerrado los ojos y nos he- go afectuoso y apasionado. 20 años de trayectoria en la NBA. la liga Shaquille O’Neal. Este dúo de esta dinastía que estaba disipán- mos visto en el área del fondo del Como padre, quienes mejor Como jugador, Kobe simboliza- organizado por el “zen master” dose y se convirtió a sí mismo en Staples Center, haciendo un piv- conocían a Kobe eran, claro está, ba preparación y una mentalidad (maestro zen) Phil Jackson arrasó personaje legendario tanto dentro ote seguido por un desplante hacia sus cuatro hijas, a quienes enseñó ferozmente competitiva que es en la liga y ganó el Campeonato de como fuera de la cancha. atrás, siempre concluyendo con la a jugar a baloncesto con su ardiente conocida como “mamba mentality” la NBA tres años seguidos. No ob- Durante el transcurso de las exclamación “¡Kobe!”. pasión y su delicada mano carac- (mentalidad mamba). Sin embargo, stante, este par que era imparable próximas 12 temporadas, Kobe Después de dedicarse al balon- terísticas. para llegar a entender el legado de comenzaba a discordar. ganó dos medallas de oro, dos cesto, el mundo conoció aspectos Nunca habrá otro Kobe. Así Kobe uno primero debe compren- Mientras que Kobe y Shaquille campeonatos de la NBA, dos pre- de Kobe que nunca se habían visto que en estos momentos de dolor der que el impacto que este dejó eran la pareja perfecta en la cancha, mios MVP (Most Valuable Player, en público. Uno de estos aspectos y conmemoración, olvidemos sus trasciende el baloncesto, dejando su relación fuera de ella consistía en Jugador más valioso) de las fi nales fue su lado artístico, ya que se ganó estadísticas y elogios en cuanto a su una huella verdaderamente única constantes disturbios por querer y un premio MVP de liga. También los corazones de audiencias en carrera. Tomemos este momento en el mundo. ambos ser el macho alfa. Estos dis- formó parte de 12 Juegos de Estrel- todas partes con su cortometraje para recordar a Kobe como persona Kobe se hizo un fenómeno turbios permitieron que el tribunal las consecutivos y consiguió varios “Dear Basketball” (“Querido balon- y su compromiso inquebrantable reconocido nacionalmente a los de la opinión pública condenara a títulos de puntaje, premios All- cesto”), que se ganó un premio de la con la excelencia motivado por una 17 años cuando encontró lo que Kobe por ser un egoísta enfocado NBA (mejor quinteto) y selecciones Academia de cine. preparación obsesiva. Si dejáramos pasaría a ser como un hogar para en anotar primero y pasar después. para el mejor quinteto defensivo. Kobe ilustró su amor que se que la mentalidad mamba viviera a él la noche del reclutamiento para Su personaje público fue rep- Incluso anotó, increíblemente, 81 convirtió en obsesión hacia el de- través de todos nosotros, el mundo la NBA en 1996. Por la que en la resentado como perjudicial para puntos ante los Raptors de Toronto porte mientras le agradecía al ba- sería un lugar mejor. actualidad es considerada una de el éxito del equipo, ya que muchos en el 2006. loncesto por todo lo que le brindó. Puedes contactar con Ethan Lee medios de comunicación expre- Esta compilación de genialidad Desafortunadamente, ha llegado el en [email protected]. Opinion | Thursday, February 6, 2020 | 11 COLLEGIAN COLUMNIST NOPE & DOPE

We don’t need more ‘boy power’ Angering your neighbors. Angering your neighbors. The only reason women’s Unfortunately, student loans Madison achievements catch the eye are part of the reason why Thompson of someone like Howerton is higher education has become because they’re so diluted in more accessible. American @heyymadison male commentary that when a women hold nearly two-thirds woman’s success is highlight- of outstanding student loan Editor’s Note: All opinion ed, it sticks out. debt, with over $800 billion in section content refl ects the Peggy McIntosh, a femi- debt as of 2017. views of the individual author nist and anti-racism advocate, The di™ erence is that boys The term “Birding” Treating yourself when you only and does not represent a wrote, “Only rarely will a man have a long list of potential instead of scootering. don’t feel good. stance taken by The Collegian go beyond acknowledging that role models to sift through and or its editorial board. women are disadvantaged to can choose one who resonates Blaine Howerton, a pub- acknowledging that men have with them. For women, we just lisher for The New Scene, re- unearned advantage.” get to be excited when one of cently expressed his concern us is even considered part of about raising his sons in a that club. world where women are cel- “When you’re It’s not that boys shouldn’t have role models. They deserve ebrated more than men. The accustomed to privilege, publisher’s letter titled “Boy that. Everyone should have a People in summer clothes Power!” was published in both equality feels like role model. However, it seems Donuts and hot chocolate. The New Scene and North For- oppression.” as though Howerton is assum- in the dead of winter. ty News (and then taken down ing women could not serve in from both websites). any capacity as a suitable role In the letter, Howerton model for male children, and asks, “Is it just me or have we Howerton does exactly this. in that lies the problem. so bent over backwards to pro- He is clearly aware that wom- The concern should not be vide girls and women with op- en are inherently disadvan- that since women are being portunities, often denied (to) taged, but he won’t acknowl- uplifted, men are losing their them in the past, that we seem edge that this is exactly why stature. When you’re accus- not to be concerned about pro- there’s been a push to amelio- tomed to privilege, equality Student life getting in the Getting paid for the fi rst viding good role models for rate that. Similarly, Howerton feels like oppression. time in the semester. boys?” goes on to state that, “When in The problem is that there way of your adult life. Quite frankly, Howerton’s some universities the student are plenty of men in many article is severely tone-deaf. population is 75% female, who industries who do mediocre We don’t need to be concerned will be there for these strong, work but are put on a pedes- about providing good role educated and accomplished tal because of their perceived models for boys because this women we are raising?” identity. Women, on the oth- is not a problem. Not only are Again, we have more wom- er hand, have to work harder young men capable of seeing en in higher education than just to be considered worthy of women as role models, but ever before because we know even being on the same level. there are endless amounts of that having a degree is an ad- Madison Thompson can be TurboTax and looming tax Incoming tax returns. successful men for boys to look vantage, one that men don’t reached at [email protected]. season. up to. always need in the same way.

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COLLEGIAN COLUMNIST We need to see the feminist importance of classic literature

displayed for young women to doing so. She sees situations to resolve his actions made in one of the best Gothic novels of Renee look up to. The long-held be- and people as they really are, the face of terrible judgment, all time. Ziel lief that all women of the past even if it takes her a moment which nearly ruined the lives It’s well known in the liter- complied with the patriarchy to fi gure it out. of two Bennet sisters and the ary world that Shelley’s rela- @reneezwrites should be cast aside in favor of Despite Elizabeth’s own reputation of the whole family. tionship with motherhood was seeing these iconic women for feisty and independent per- As for Austen herself, she also fi lled with death and pain, Editor’s Note: All opinion sec- who they were. sonality, “Pride & Prejudice” joined Shelley (and Shelley’s which was refl ected in “Fran- tion content refl ects the views of “Pride and Prejudice” has still engages with women who prominent feminist mother, kenstein.” the individual author only and long been a favorite of mine, prefer to be more feminine Mary Wollstonecraft) in being The antihero Victor Fran- does not represent a stance tak- largely because it wasn’t and empathetic, seen in Jane one of the most prolifi c early kenstein loses family close to en by The Collegian or its edito- thrust into my hands by a Bennet, or those who defy the advocates for female empow- him and tries to create life, rial board. teacher. Once upon a time, I standards for women as much erment. These women knew only for it to be a horrifying In grade school, English heard good things about Aus- as they can, seen in the often that marriage wasn’t the ulti- monster literally made of dead teachers often forced classic ten and decided I should read ignored Mary Bennet. There mate “happily ever after.” bodies. The monster is intelli- literature upon us, asking for what I now consider one of are other characters who try gent and, although violent, has analyses and long book essays the best romances of all time. to shame the Bennet sisters for the primary motivation of liv- Such a love was also fueled by their “lesser” class status and ing like everyone else does, as — often to our displeasure. But “However, some of these when one approaches these the heavenly 2005 adaptation lack of proper education, but women would in a world where novels with a willing eye, they by Joe Wright, starring Keira Elizabeth never lets them get authors were well ahead they were reduced to house- become more bearable. Knightley. away with it. of their time, and their wives socially and fi nancially If one cares to look, “Pride Most importantly, Austen dependent on men. English majors and the ideas and lifestyles were like are usually familiar with and Prejudice” has some of the uses this novel to shed light on Shelley and Austen, these works, but classics and best themes of both a romance important, interesting traits seen as rather radical.” through their profound works, their authors are an often and an early feminist take on such as self-determination, in- were well ahead of their time. overlooked aspect of the lit- 18th century class-conscious telligence and wit, all of which One has to dislodge them- erary world and deserve more English society. This is espe- Elizabeth fi rmly embodies. selves from the mindset that recognition among those less cially true for the protagonist, These are themes common Writers tend to refl ect women didn’t have ideas of inclined to give them a glance. Elizabeth Bennet. among her other works, such their beliefs and experiences their own — let alone extreme- As Generation Z lives in as “Emma” and “Sense and in their writing, whether they ly radical feminist ideas — be- an increasingly progressive Sensibility.” intend to or not. As Austen re- fore the 1960s, especially since world, one instinct might be to As for the novel’s focus, the jects a society that oppresses men tried so hard to make it “One also has to take romance between Elizabeth women by means of marriage seem as though that’s true. overlook those who come from themselves away from a less progressive time period. and Mr. Darcy, there are key (argued by feminists to be a One also has to take them- However, some of these au- what mainstream things to understand about form of servitude, especially selves away from what main- thors were well ahead of their their relationship and how it before the 21st century) and stream culture and English culture and English shapes itself over the course class distinction, so too does classes might have them be- time, and their ideas and life- classes might have styles were rather radical. of the story. Both of them are Shelley refl ect her ideas, and lieve, which is that classic lit- It is important to note that them believe, which is stubborn and prideful toward those of her mother, that wom- erature is boring and conforms in all of my analyses below, I one another upon meeting, but en were outcasts in the infa- to an unequal society. Unclear that classic literature is both of them steadily soften. mous “Frankenstein.” ideas plague humanity’s views am reading these texts through boring and conforms to a specifi c lens. My interpreta- It’s a slow burn we’re probably In “A Vindication of the today — and did then. tions are not all-encompass- an unequal society.” used to, but Austen was one of Rights of Woman,” Wollstone- The wealthy created a dam- ing, and it’s possible that read- the fi rst to do it successfully. craft, a pioneer of feminism, aging hierarchy, women were ing through other lenses could Finally, at the end of their speaks on the need for wom- seen as inferior and outsiders result in diŠ erent interpreta- relationship, both Elizabeth en to break free of the norms, were seen as hostile by default. tions. Elizabeth fosters a loyalty and Darcy admit how they’ve which requires receiving In their time, these bril- In a world long dominat- to fellow women throughout been wrong and realize how an education that advances liant women could see why ed by rich/powerful men, the the story, particularly with her much they’ve come to love one women’s rational and abstract society was in need of a change works — and by extent the lives sisters. Even when her own another. As an extra step — thinking skills. Shelley must — which makes the reminder — of Jane Austen and Mary friends and family commit which would be an important have been infl uenced by those even more important now. Shelley in particular should be great wrongs, she never aims lesson for young men today — ideas, as she, with her love for Renee Ziel can be reached at to tear them down for sake of Darcy even goes out of his way writing, transported them into [email protected].

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COLLEGIAN COLUMNIST Emergency contraceptives are noninclusive

ing-after pill (levonorgestrel). This is extremely danger- option by far.” cy contraceptive pill called Kenia A Centers for Disease Control ous because according to the However, in the United ella, which became available in Ortiz and Prevention survey showed U.S. Centers for Disease Con- States, an IUD is much more the United States in 2010 but that from 2006 to 2010, 5.8 trol and Prevention, the aver- expensive than the morn- hasn’t gotten as much atten- @Kenia_Ortiz_ million women used emergen- age weight for a woman in the ing-after pill. tion as Plan B. cy contraceptive pills such as United States is 166.2 pounds. “A dose increase of levo- Rather than working as a Editor’s Note: All opinion Plan B. This leaves a large number of norgestrel is not proven to synthetic progesterone, also section content refl ects the women no choice but to risk be a solution for (Plan B inef- called progestin, the way that views of the individual author the e• ectiveness of the over- fi ciency on women over 165 hormonal birth control and le- only and does not represent a “We can’t pride the-counter emergency con- pounds),” said Karina Gajek, a vonorgestrel do, ella acts as an stance taken by The Collegian ourselves on our traception. spokeswoman for HRA Phar- anti-progestin. Basically, ella or its editorial board. “From what I’ve read about ma. “However, women with “delays ovulation by render- According to a National medical advancements birth control and its e• ec- higher weight are advised to ing the progesterone receptor Survey of Family Growth study if the general population tiveness on women over 165 discuss alternative emergen- inert rather than allowing it to regarding the use of contra- cannot use what is pounds, it’s really concerning,” cy contraceptive options with bind with progestin.” ceptives among women, from said Haneen Badri, a fourth- their physician: IUD or alter- The idea that there’s acces- 5,554 respondents between one of the few options year student at Colorado State native oral emergency contra- sibility to functional, inclusive 2015 and 2017, nearly 65% of available to us.” University. “Most average ceptive.” contraceptives for the average women between the ages of 15- women in today’s society do IUDs, however, can be ac- woman to take is a joke. HANEEN BADRI not have access to a reliable companied by side a• ects, “We can’t pride ourselves 49 reported using some sort CSU STUDENT of contraception in the month form of birth control.” such as cramping or aching af- on our medical advancements that they were interviewed. Anna Glasier, a professor ter the IUD is put in, spotting, if the general population However, when contracep- of obstetrics and gynecology irregular periods and heavier cannot use what is one of tives such as birth control pills at the University of Edinburgh fl ow accompanied by worse the few options available to or condoms don’t work, some A European study shows in Scotland, recommends “the menstrual cramps. Also, IUDs us,” Badri said. “It’s also very women and their partners turn that the Plan B pill loses its copper intrauterine device do not protect from sexually disappointing and deceiving to emergency contraceptives. e’ ciency in women weigh- (IUD) as a fi rst line of defense. transmitted diseases, so a sec- that this information isn’t A popular emergency con- ing around 165 pounds and It o• ers a 95% success rate ond method would have to be public knowledge.” traceptive is the Plan B morn- does not work at all in women as emergency contraception, used as well. Kenia Ortiz can be reached weighing 175 pounds or more. making it the most e• ective There is another emergen- at [email protected].

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Peyton Allen, a freshman catch- er and infi elder, brings in talent but has pretty big shoes to fi ll. After the departure of Amber Nelson, the Mountain West Player of the Year last year, the spot for catcher remains wide open. However, Allen had a suc- cessful high school career and stole the spotlight her senior sea- son. Ending with a .540 batting average, Allen has the potential to be a huge asset for the Rams. She also was awarded All-Con- ference fi rst team as a senior. Al- len has a positive outlook for the 2020 season. She feels that her high school experience prepared her to play college ball. “(I learned to) always com- pete and overcome really hard challenges that come at you,” Allen said. “I didn’t have the best coaching in high school. … The coaching here is like nothing I’ve ever had in my career. (Coach Fisher) welcomed me here. You could tell this was a family un- like any other program.” Jarecki proved to be a suc- cessful player for the Rams last season. She fi nished the 2019 season with a 2.65 ERA and a 15-4 record. Jarecki also con- tributed to many of the wins in the Rams’ 20 game winning Colorado State University shortstop Haley Donaldson (5) throws to fi rst to get the runner out during the Rams’ game against the Aztecs on April streak. This season, she hopes to 26, 2019. COLLEGIAN FILE PHOTO tackle another successful season with her team by her side. “My goal is to stay calm, cool and collected and not rush,” Jar- ecki said. “The pitchers set the pace of the game, and if it gets a little chaotic and things don’t go our way, I want to calm everyone down and keep the energy up.” Despite a successful team last year, the Rams will face a di˜ cult schedule this year. They compete against many of the same teams as last season, and it will not be easy to sweep the Mountain West Conference. The Rams face San Diego State and San Jose State right o™ the bat in conference play beginning on March 13. Last year, CSU topped both SJSU and SDSU with 2-1 records. San Di- ego State fi nished the 2019 sea- son with a 25-26 record, and San Jose State fi nished with a record of 37-16. “Eighteen or 19 wins will typically win the conference,” Fisher said. “So, you really have to keep the consistency of your team going and not have any letdowns and try and go for a couple of sweeps and try and take two out of three (games) at every opportunity in conference series.” The Rams will begin the tournament in Austin, Texas, on Friday at 8 a.m. MT against the Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Is- landers and will then take on the University of Maryland at 3:30 p.m. MT. Savvy Ra in can be reached Colorado State University outfi elder Jordan Acosta (23) bats in the Rams’ game against Nebraska Feb. 28, 2019. at [email protected]. PHOTO BY MATT TACKETT THE COLLEGIAN Sports | Thursday, February 6, 2020 | 17

BASKETBALL Conference-leading Fresno team dominates Rams 79-61

By Bailey Shepherd @B_Sheps

After su ering a heart- breakingly close loss to Fresno State two weeks ago, the Colo- rado State women’s basketball team hosted the Bulldogs for their second match against the conference leaders on Wednes- day. Unfortunately the out- come didn’t change, and the Rams endured a 79-61 loss at Moby Arena. The Rams looked fi red up and ready to play early on. Ju- nior forward Jamie Bonna- rens went a perfect 3-3 from the fl oor in the fi rst frame, in- cluding one bucket from deep that opened the scoring for the Rams. Disciplined defense around the perimeter proved Andrea Brady (32) dribbles toward the basket during the Colorado State key early on, as CSU only al- University home game against Fresno State on Feb. 5. lowed one shot out of six from PHOTO BY DEVIN CORNELIUS THE COLLEGIAN deep to fi nd the target. Coming into the game, the Rams looked set on stopping the Fresno guard duo of twins Hanna and Haley Cavinder, with the latter sister coming o of a season-high 31 points against New Mexico. The Rams did well keeping them quiet early on, only allowing them to score a combined two points in the fi rst quarter. Although the Rams took a four point advantage heading into the second frame, Fres- no bounced back in emphatic fashion in the second quarter of play. The Bulldogs show- cased their trademark high- press defensive style, forcing the Rams to turn the ball over fi ve times in the second period. Twelve of Fresno’s 29 second- quarter points came directly o of those turnovers. Megan Jacobs (3) shoots the ball while Colorado State University takes The Rams had no answer, on Fresno State Feb. 5. The CSU Rams lost 79-61. shooting only 20% from the PHOTO BY ASIA KALCEVIC THE COLLEGIAN fi eld in the second quarter, while the Bulldogs connected ond half. Haley Cavinder con- make it.” on 12 of their 22 shots, includ- nected from deep with a dagger With this win, Fresno State ing an impressive 66.7% from of a 3-point shot in the opening remains unbeaten in confer- deep to take a 42-24 lead into seconds of the third quarter. ence play, improving to 12-0 in halftime. Unfortunately, the Rams’ of- the Mountain West. The Bull- “Our energy just kind of fensive and defensive struggles dogs sit at the top of the con- plummeted,” Bonnarens said persisted, as CSU was only able ference with an overall record on the di erence between the to connect on 34.1% of their of 19-4. opening quarters. “Especially shots in the second half. With six conference games on defense, we weren’t talking The Bulldogs closed the remaining, the Rams will have as much. We weren’t as active, game out in a domineering to drastically improve their and that played a big part in it.” fashion, boasting a 48% shoot- o ensive potency to preserve Bulldogs guard Aly Gamez ing percentage in the second their chance of making it into was Fresno’s top contributor in half while shooting 70% from the conference tournament, the half, pouring in an impres- behind the arc to hand the and with CSU’s next test com- sive 17 fi rst-half points, missing Rams a 79-61 loss. ing against bottom-of-the-con- only one of her eight fi eld goal “We needed a more pride- ference Utah State on Feb. 12, attempts in the fi rst half. Haley ful e ort,” head coach Ryun the Rams seem to have the per- Cavinder hauled in an impres- Williams said after the team’s fect opportunity to get some sive 10 fi rst-half boards to ce- loss. “We just have to have momentum going. ment the lead for the Bulldogs. more conviction in what we do. Bailey Shepherd can be Fresno picked up right We got to break it to get a good reached at [email protected]. where they left o in the sec- shot, break it to score, shoot to 18 | Sports | Thursday, February 6, 2020

NBA The Denver Nuggets fi nalize a 4 team, 12 player trade

By Ethan Lee able to agree upon a mutually ad- would still boast a backcourt of Ja- @EthanLee_99 vantageous extension. mal Murray (22 years old), Monté Hernangomez and Vanderbilt, Morris (24 years old) and Napier The week of the trade deadline on the other hand, were viewed as (28 years old), not to mention the in the NBA is always an interesting disposable due to the lack of mean- addition of Holiday (29 years old). time of year for franchises and fans ingful court time each player had Plumlee’s exit would also leave alike. At times it is di cult to re- seen so far this season. the Nuggets without any gaping member that the players being dis- With the aforementioned as- holes since the team would still cussed in various trade rumors are sets now in hand, Denver faces a have a formidable frontcourt in the people, not pieces on a chessboard. new crossroads and must decide form of Nikola Jokić (24 years old), That being said, professional bas- whether or not to move forward Paul Millsap (34 years old), Jerami ketball is a business, and team exec- with their new additions to their Grant (25 years old), Michael Por- utives operate under that premise bench, or they could choose to ter Jr. (21 years old) and newly-add- even if it means trading away fan continue to shake up the roster ed Vonleh (24 years old). favorites. before Thursday afternoon’s trade Regardless of what Denver The general manager of the deadline. Talks around the league chooses to do in the time before to- Denver Nuggets, Artūras Karnišo- indicate that the Nuggets’ primary, morrow’s trade deadline, the team vas, did just that last night as he if not only, remaining target is the will undoubtedly be poised to com- chose to deal Malik Beasley and New Orleans Pelicans’ shooting pete for the top of the Western Con- Juancho Hernangomez to the guard Jrue Holiday. ference for years to come. However, Minnesota Timberwolves. Nuggets Holiday is a savvy veteran and amid a wide open title race, a daring center Jarred Vanderbilt will also one of the league’s premier two-way move could be more valuable than be heading to Minnesota. players. Over his past three seasons ever. In return, the Nuggets received in New Orleans, Holiday has aver- Last season, the Toronto Shabazz Napier, Keita Bates-Diop aged at least 19 points, six assists Raptors took a leap of faith and and Noah Vonleh from Minnesota, and 1.5 steals per game. Production abandoned loyalty in pursuit of a as well as Gerald Green and a fi rst- of that nature is understandably championship, and it paid o¥ in an round draft pick from Houston. desired around the league, but it unforgettable fashion. The Nuggets Most analysts around the league comes at an equally understand- could employ a similar strategy in fi nd the incoming combination of able premium. hopes that winning will mend any assets to be a net positive in com- A package with the young two- fracture that may arise from addi- parison to what the team lost, but way guard Gary Harris and backup tional trades. Nuggets fans will be hurting as they center Mason Plumlee paired with My prediction is that the Nug- say goodbye to familiar faces. an initial draft asset would likely be gets will make a run at Holiday but An important development to enough to lure Holiday away from will be unable to close out a deal note regarding the Nuggets’ partic- the Pelicans. with New Orleans, resulting in an ipation in this trade is that Beasley However, before Nuggets fans eventual second-round playo¥ exit was widely expected to walk away erupt with cries, urging the front at the hands of the Los Angeles from the Nuggets at the end of the o ce to keep the current young Clippers. Nikola Jokic attempts to block a shot by Kelly Oubre Jr. as the Denver season. The two parties were never core intact, let me remind you that Ethan Lee can be reached at Nuggets played at the Washington Wizards Mar. 23, 2018. even after a Harris exit, the Nuggets [email protected] . PHOTO VIA KEITH ALLISON FLICKR EAGLES Barracuda come to Loveland for 2-game series with the Eagles

By Ryan Loberger For the Colorado Eagles, the mo- they have only edged San Jose by an @LobergerRyan mentum they’ve built in winning 8-3 margin. three of their last four games has “This is a team that’s coming Coming back to Loveland after come as a result of doing the little here at last place in the standings, a successful road trip, the Colorado things right. but they’ve given us some fi ts this Eagles need to keep the win train “(We’re) just (paying) attention year, and they beat us pretty hand- going after taking two wins from to detail,” Miska said. “We’ve got ily the last time we were in San their series with the Tucson Road- to come to the rink every day with Jose,” forward Jayson Megna said. runners. the right mindset. I think we have The Eagles will need push the “Our team played great; (it) a team here that can make a big pace in the game and not simply was a huge weekend for us,” goalie push.” match the level of competition the Hunter Miska said. “They’re the The Eagles, 52 points, are cur- Barracuda present. Taking two number one team in our division. ... rently sitting three points ahead wins from Tucson was a great re- We needed our A-game both games, of the Ontario Reign, 49 points, sponse from splitting their home and we found ways to win.” for third place in the Pacifi c Divi- series against the San Antonio The Eagles will host the (14- sion. They are trying to make up Rampage. 23-3) San Jose Barracuda in a ground behind rival Stockton Heat, Expect the Eagles to come out two-game series starting on Friday who are in second place with 56 hard looking for the fi rst goal, as points and have a game in hand they’ve had much more success night. Eagles forward Michael Joly skates the puck around the face-off circle “They’re last (place) in our di- over Colorado. playing with a lead as opposed to The push for a top two seed will chasing their opposition. during a game against the San Jose Barracuda on Oct. 26, 2019. vision, but I think they’re a good PHOTO COURTESY OF THE COLORADO EAGLES. hockey team,” Miska said. “They’re continue, as having home ice ad- After an injury sent goalie young, and they have a lot of skill up vantage in the playo¥ s would be a Adam Werner to the training room, huge advantage for an Eagles team backup Miska will be between the “(Miska) has been great for us Puck drop is set for 7:05 p.m. front, so we’ve just got to be fast and all year,” Megna said. “He’s really Friday at the Budweiser Events play a 200-foot game, and hopeful- that has qualifi ed for the postsea- pipes this weekend for Colorado. son for the past 16 seasons across The third-year pro has put up stepped up, and I think the most Center. ly we’ll come out with some good important thing for us is taking “We need to bear down,” Meg- points this weekend.” three di¥ erent leagues. some exceptional numbers in 17 Having already faced o¥ fi ve games played this season, boast- care of the puck. ... If we can lim- na said. “You can’t take a night o¥ in There’s a lull around February it our turnovers in the o¥ ensive this league. Every team is so good. during the hockey season: a limbo times this season, the Eagles own ing a .923 save percentage, which a losing head-to-head record of is ranked top fi ve among all AHL and defensive zone, I think we can We’ve had a couple good days of where you’re just o¥ the all-star spend less time (in our end), which practice, and we’ll be ready to go.” break, teams are just approaching 2-3 against the Barracuda. In those goalies, and a GAA of 2.52, rank- three losses, the Eagles have been ing 14th in the league, en route to means your goalie is going to face Ryan Loberger can be reached at the home stretch of the regular sea- less shots.” [email protected]. son and playo¥ s still feel far away. outscored 17-4, and in the victories a 9-4-4 record. Thursday, February 6, 2020 Rocky Mountain Collegian|19

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ENTERTAINMENT Oscars 2020: Predictions for the 92nd Academy Awards

By Scotty Powell fi lms get nominated for best picture @scottysseus but not best director. If the director is the person who oversees all the It’s Oscars season again: the one elements of production, wouldn’t time of year that those of us who it make sense that the best fi lms of don’t follow professional sports are the year were the best fi lms because given an outlet to vent our unnec- of the choices made by the director? essarily pissy opinions on wholly What this question doesn’t take arbitrary topics. into account is how crucial the ac- If you’re struggling to put your tual storyline and narrative pro- ballot together and are in the mar- gression is to the resonance of a fi lm ket for some tips about which fi lms and how little the director actually to watch in each category, here are infl uences this. our picks for the fi lms that will be Best picture is chosen primarily taking home gold on Hollywood’s based on the power of the narrative biggest night. being told in the fi lm. Meanwhile, Best picture: best director is a refl ection of how Will win: Parasite (or 1917) e” ectively the technical and stylis- The biggest nail-biter in this tic elements of the fi lm combine to year’s ceremony is the race for best enhance that story and its themes. picture, which sees Sam Mendes’ This is done in isolation of the de- emotional, soul-piercing war spec- velopment of the narrative. tacle “1917” pitted against Bong Thus, while “Parasite” boasts a Joon-ho’s twisted, class-clashing more innovative and complex sto- “Parasite.” ry, Mendes’ work on “1917” is the Both movies display some of the most technically and stylistically cohesive. As mentioned earlier, fi nest, most innovative storytelling COMIC ILLUSTRATION BY SCOTTY POWELL THE COLLEGIAN to come out of Tinseltown in years the movie is near-perfectly crafted, and are equally deserving of Oscar with every shot brilliantly reiterat- ing the central paradox that lies at tain whether the lines of Joon-ho’s used by the characters is still incon- tation of Judy Garland in “Judy” gold, but the drastically di” erent script have the same kind of bounce sistent, which is a hefty blemish on soared above the competition. Al- reasons make it near impossible to the story’s core. From the one-shot camera and buzz as those in “Hollywood” the screenplay. though the fi lm as a whole was a bit compare them. when interpreted in their native Meanwhile, the line toed be- of a fl op, Zellweger’s brash embod- On the one hand, “1917” is a technique, to the burnt out towns, barns and houses haunting each language. tween truth and fi ction by Todd iment of the Hollywood icon was a traditional fi lm from a traditional However, screenplays are more Phillips and Scott Silver in “Joker” tour de force in the power of com- genre, but it’s fl awlessly executed. scene, to the gorgeous fl aming cli- max, Mendes’ harmonious conduc- than just words. They are also the is a commendable achievement. mitment. Mendes perfectly orchestrates the skeleton of a fi lm’s story. While Making an origin story for one of Garland was the kind of loud cinematography, setting, dialogue tion of the fi lm’s sound and imagery soars above the competition. Tarantino’s harmonious, heavily the most notorious — and unques- and showy personality that can be and special e” ects of the fi lm in subtextualized exchanges of mean- tionably evil — characters in Amer- very easy for an actor to caricatur- such a way that every element ingless b*llshit are fun to listen to, ican cinema is a di¥ cult task to pull ize — embracing the dramatic ex- throughout the movie consistently “Both ‘1917’ and the plot of “Hollywood” is little o ” . terior without paying any mind to enhances the fi lm’s central purpose more than Brad Pitt punching hip- The terror of Heath Ledger’s the complex interior. But Zellweger — creating a stark dissonance ‘Parasite’ display some pies (and iconic golden age fi lm ac- portrayal of the character in 2008’s displayed a keen understanding of between war as audiences are of the fi nest, most tors) and Leonardo DiCaprio stew- “The Dark Knight” left a deep, and and respect for every layer of the accustomed to seeing it in fi lm and ing in self pity. some might even argue dangerous, legendary performer’s psyche, re- war as it is actually experienced innovative storytelling Sure, it has a fun and satisfying imprint on our cultural psyche that vealing the deep-seated love for her on the battlefi eld. That being said, to come out of ending that makes the slog through is di¥ cult to explain or fully under- art form that was hidden beneath the fi lm is also standing on the Tinseltown in years and the fi rst two hours worth it, but it stand. So, to take that character and the eccentric persona she devel- shoulders of giants, and, while doesn’t have the same kind of mag- tell their story in a way that doesn’t oped throughout her life. nearly perfect as a standalone piece, are equally deserving netism as “Parasite’s” spaghetti-like come across as a justifi cation or de- Best actor: it only barely pokes its head above of Oscar gold, but the maze of haphazardry. fense of their actions is tricky. But Will win: Joaquin Phoenix its predecessors. drastically di erent Joon-ho’s fi lm is a landmark in the way that Silver and Phillips blur As with best actress, there Meanwhile, “Parasite” is some- screenwriting — a script that seems the lines between Arthur Fleck’s is simply no competition in the thing wholly new and is without reasons make it near to defy every single previously es- real life and his villainous fantasies best actor race, as every nominee a doubt the most innovative fi lm. impossible to compare tablished principle and convention is nothing short of brilliant. other than Joaquin Phoenix is to Joon-ho’s second-act narrative in cinematic storytelling, yet it still Rather than crafting an origin some extent or another simply sucker punch and his ability to suc- them.” somehow manages to pull the stunt story that explained the charac- playing a slightly altered version of cessfully see it through to a satisfy- o” . Tarantino has reigned supreme ter’s actions to the audience, the themselves. ing conclusion is nothing short of for 25 years, but there’s a new sher- story played out as the character’s The actor’s equally terrifying a revolution in Hollywood screen- i” in town now, so it’s high time he explanation of his actions to him- and pitiable portrayal of Fleck of- writing conventions. That being said, one can’t un- derestimate Joon-ho’s brilliant hands his badge over. self. They created a fi lm that un- fers a gripping illustration of the While “1917” packs in the most Best adapted screenplay: derstood its inability to understand fragility and unsustainability of our raw emotional power, “Parasite’s” design of the Park family’s ritzy, dollhouse-esque mansion and the Will win: Joker (or Little the extent of the Joker’s evil and, conception and defi nition of mas- ability to see its risky stylistic choic- Women) by extension, our inability as au- culinity in modern America. es through to fruition makes it a far camera’s eerie, Kubrickian naviga- tion of it, which may land him the As with the race for best origi- dience members to understand it The way Phoenix accesses the greater demonstration of artistic nal screenplay, it seems my choice ourselves. seeming innocence and child-like- prowess, which gives it a leg up. Ad- statuette after all. Best original screenplay: for best adapted screenplay is also The movie wasn’t a dissection ness of Fleck — the dark aura of ditionally, the Academy’s recent ef- at odds with the critics’ consensus, of the character but rather a dis- whimsy that makes the evil of the forts to prove its open-mindedness Will win: Parasite (or Once Upon A Time in Hollywood) as Greta Gerwig’s “Little Women” section of the crowd and the un- Joker so much more sinister and and expand its recognition beyond seems to be a shoe-in for the trophy. reasonable expectations audiences incomprehensibly paradoxical — is the types of fi lms it has tradition- Admittedly, I can’t say for cer- tain that “Parasite” will win the Admittedly, this is an opinion have for movies to explain human nothing short of scarring. ally favored, among which are war that I’m becoming increasingly behavior rather than merely repre- The performance not only cap- epics, will likely make voters more Oscar for best original screenplay. Indeed, if I’m being completely more uncertain of, as Gerwig’s non- sent it — as art is meant to. tures the delight the Joker takes in inclined to choose Joon-ho’s fi lm. linear structuring of “Little Wom- Best actress: his gory acts of violence, but his un- Best director: honest, all signs currently point to Quentin Tarantino taking home en” did imbue the fi lm with a very Will win: Renée Zellweger alterable naïveté toward the wrong- Will win: Sam Mendes (or Bong unique, powerful bleakness that is The awards for acting are easy ness of his ways. It has no doubt Joon-ho) the trophy for “Once Upon A Time in Hollywood.” often lost or glossed over in previ- to predict, considering there are earned Phoenix a place alongside Although Parasite was a more ous adaptations of Louisa May Al- only two nominees who truly “act- Anthony Hopkins’ Hannibal Lecter innovative fi lm, nothing compares This may be well-deserved, at least in terms of the e” ectiveness of cott’s classic story, and Gerwig gives ed” in the roles for which they were and Robert De Niro’s Max Cady in to the tightness of direction in the March sisters a distinct human- nominated. the annals of silver screen villainy. “1917.” the fi lm’s dialogue. However, I don’t speak Korean and can’t say for cer- ness that they are usually denied. First is Renée Zellweger, whose Scotty Powell can be reached People often ask why certain That being said, the vernacular passionate and tortured represen- at [email protected]. Arts & Culture | Thursday, February 6, 2020 | 21

MUSIC Russ shakes up rap scene with new album

By Isabelle Rayburn hear more about his accom- to trying to bring her up with @IsabelleRayburn plishments. He sings about his him as he rises adds a new di- cars, his pool and other ma- mension to the artist. terialistic possessions. In the song “GUESS WHAT (feat. Rick Ross),” Russ says “Guess what? RATING: I just put my logo in my pool/ Guess what? I just made a›por- ■ Best Songs: no›in the booth.” The song con- “NIGHTTIME (INTERLUDE)” tinues with more of this brag- ging about how his newfound “BEST ON EARTH (FT BIA)” fame is treating him. “ALL TO YOU (FT. KIANA LEDE)” In the song “*SSHOLE” (feat. Bugus),” Russ addresses “MOMMA” Reaching over 14 million some negative public recep- “CAN’T GO ON” listeners on Spotify, Russ has tion, especially regarding his become a well-known artist in lax views on drug abuse. He “NEED A MINUTE” the hip-hop scene. The Atlan- responds to this by rapping “I THOUGHT YOU GOT ME” ta-based rapper kicked o€ 2020 “People tell me I’m an *sshole/ by releasing his new album Tell me something that I don’t ■ Worst Songs: that provides more insights on know,” making it clear that he “GUESS WHAT (FT. RICK ROSS)” has no intention of addressing his life, “SHAKE THE SNOW “A LOT MORE” GLOBE,” on Jan. 31. these concerns seriously. Also known as Russel Vitale, The more relatable love “*SSHOLE.” the musician signed with Co- songs start to come up toward lumbia Records in 2017, where the end of the album. In the “SHOTS” he released his major-label track “ALL TO YOU (feat. Ki- “PATIENCE” debut “There’s Really a Wolf.” ana Ledé),” the lyrics, “I swear This album, which became his that I wanted you for all of my “FOOT ON THE GAS” life, yeah/ I gave›my›all to you,” fi rst certifi ed platinum, es- “CIVIL WAR” tablished Russ as a force to be are something that people in a reckoned with in the industry. relationship would experience. ■ Overall Rating: “SHAKE THE SNOW There are some love songs 6.5/10 GLOBE” is 12 tracks long, with where he is rapping and some two bonus tracks and features where he is singing, providing from artists such as Rick Ross a nice bridge between the hip- Be “in the know” and BIA. hop and pop genres. Overall, this album sounded Russ starts o€ the album Russ notes that his mother like a lot of his old music, con- with a narrative of him start- has also been a large part of his tinuing to brag about his ac- ing at the bottom and bringing inspiration and writing process. complishments like in his 2017 • Music himself up to the top. In the He dedicates the song “MOM- album “There’s Really a Wolf.” song “NEED A MINUTE,” he MA” to her, singing “You›ain’t The love songs gave it a unique sings “I›used to catch trains, gotta cry no more, mama/ I did touch, providing di€ erent sce- • Theatre now›it’s planes fl yin’.” This is it/ And we don’t gotta chase our narios from his past albums a trend in many of his songs, dream no more,/ mama.” that appeal to more people. which can also be seen through- These lyrics o€ set the brash Isabelle Rayburn can be • Art out his previous discography. selfi shness he showed in the reached at entertainment@ As the album goes on, we fi rst half of the album. The care collegian.com. of his mother and his attention • Beer

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ENTERTAINMENT Collegian Picks: What did the Academy Awards get wrong?

By Collegian Staff certainly a nomination was in order. “Punch-Drunk Love” almost 20 @CSUCollegian Characters like the one Wood- years ago. In 2019, the former co- ard plays in this film are some of median came back from his tragic Oscars season is upon us once the most difficult for any actor to string of crude comedies to the art- again, meaning that, for this week, it portray. She is a stony-faced prison house genre. is acceptable for us all to become the warden with a tortured interior that Not that I believe in any kind of pretentious film nerds we can only is not revealed to the audience until democratic electoral process, espe- hope to be while the rest of the year the very end of the film. Thus, the cially if it is done by an academy of drags on. Don your bow tie, pretend actor cannot rely on observation or elite snobs, but I will say I don’t nec- you know what the term “cinéma visual cues to convey the emotion- essarily believe Josh and Benny Saf- vérité” means and enjoy The Col- al weight the character carries be- die, professionally called the Safdie legian’s picks on who should have cause the character’s actions hardly brothers, should have been nom- been included at the 92nd Academy indicate anything at all. Instead, this inated for best director. They are Awards. weight must be contained within young and have a long career ahead Lauryn Bolz: the actor’s own mind. of them, so perhaps this snub is I feel the Oscars gods did not But Woodard is up to the chal- good. Perhaps it will motivate them give “Jojo Rabbit,” or its director, lenge and executes the role with to make more dynamic and lucra- Taika Waititi, the recognition it de- quiet poise and sharp intensity, tive films as they move forward. But served. Waititi’s newest comedy left a much more captivating perfor- I do think Sandler’s name should be me pulsating between hysterical mance than the ones delivered by on the list for best actor. laughter and profuse tears for the many of the actresses who were Graham Shapley: entirety of its hour and 48 minute nominated in her stead. Putting One of the most poignant films run time. But the intense emotion aside Saoirse Ronan, Zellweger and I’ve had the pleasure of watching in this film inspired was not even its Cynthia Erivo, the performances the last year was Lulu Wang’s “The crowning achievement. 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