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NEWS OPINION A&C CANS AROUND THE OVAL IS IT DISRESPECTFUL ROCK CLIMBER MAKES RECORDS TO KNEEL? INSPIRES OTHERS Vol. 127, No. 50 Wednesday, October 25, 2017 PAGE 4 PAGE 6 PAGE 11 Rams take another Border War Redshirt freshman Breana Runnels (15), redshirt sophomore Kirstie Hillyer (13) and senior Sanja Cizmic (10) celebrate a point against Wyoming on Oct. 24. The Rams defeated the Cowgirls in four sets to remain perfect in conference play PHOTO BY JACK STARKEBAUM COLLEGIAN By Luke Zahlmann they do best, the Rams blocked dominance at the net. Cizmic hindered the attack of they limited Cowgirls hitting @lukezahlmann and hit their way to an early “People learn how to play the Rams as she hit negative in star Reed Copeland to a mere lead. Though held without (us),” coach Tom Hilbert said. the early set. Middles Paulina .167. No. 20 Colorado State a rally ending block for the “When they are better against Hougaard-Jensen and Kirstie “We did a nice job,” Hilbert volleyball was pushed to their beginning of the first set, the you the second time around, Hillyer attempted to pick up said. “She (did not) play very limit in their first game back at Rams were putting a hand that is what it is. New Mexico the slack for the Rams hitting well and wasn’t connecting very Moby against Border War rival on nearly every Cowgirl kill was at home and played a great over .500 and registering well with their setter. I think Wyoming, eventually taking attempt. Unfortunately, many game, and (Wyoming) is a very seven of the teams’ 14 kills to the matchup of our middles the match in four sets (22-25, errant blocks caused the Rams talented team (as well), they’re start. The effort was thwarted to theirs (was won) by us.” 25-16, 25-21, 25-16). to stay neck and neck with physically very talented.” by the .412 hitting percentage Coming out doing what their opposition, despite the Struggles from senior Sanja the Rams allowed, even though see VOLLEYBALL on page 9 >> YourYour MomMom LikesLikes Rocksteady 1634Tattoo S. College Ave Rocksteady Tattoo970-449-4695 COLLEGIAN.COM 2 Wednesday, October 25, 2017 FORT COLLINS FOCUS Bailey Richards, a freshman business major at Colorado State University, reads while sitting in her hammock near the Lagoon on Oct. 18.PHOTO BY FORREST CZARNECKI COLLEGIAN WEDNESDAY CORRECTIONS overheard on the plaza Everybody makes mistakes, including 7 AM - 9 AM DJ Peach Pie & DJ Rom Com Cats and Slacks us. 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[email protected] Darby Osborne | Social Media Editor Display Advertising | 970-491-7467 [email protected] NEWS Wednesday, October 25, 2017 3 CAMPUS Service animals deemed necessary despite disobedience By Piper Davis @piperldavis blind, alerting people who are deaf, port dog named Zoey to help her “If a person wants an emo- protecting a person who is having with a condition called vocal cord tional support animal in any oth- a seizure, reminding a person with dysfunction, a condition in which er type of housing, they would Students may run across dogs mental illness to take prescribed her vocal cords are always swollen need to go through the process of sporting red vests or harnesses medications or calming a person shut, so Murcko may suffer attacks that apartment complex,” Kres- walking with their owners while with post-traumatic stress disor- if the environment changes. ton said. “(They) start with doc- at Colorado State University. Yet, der during an anxiety attack. “Before I had my dog, people umentation from a health care the dogs serve a different purpose Students have access to either used to try to talk to me to help provider that the emotional sup- than normal dogs walking through service animal defined by the ADA. me calm down,” Murcko said. port animal is necessary for the campus. Because of their role in a stu- “Since my vocal cords are swol- person’s treatment plan.” According to Rosemary Kres- dent’s health, service animals are len, I can’t speak during these According to Murcko, there ton, the director for Resources for generally not allowed to be re- attacks. Zoey helps people know are stark differences between Disabled Students, service dogs moved from a classroom even if that I’m okay, and that I don’t ESAs and service dogs, despite are required to be specially trained they are distracting. need anyone to intervene.” many confusing the two. to handle specific needs for their Dogs, however, can be re- According to ESA guidelines “Service dogs are specifi- handler based on their disability. moved if the dog is out of con- at CSU, there is no entity certify- cally trained to do a task that “The key is the training that trol and the owner does not ing and recognizing the status of helps someone with a qualified qualifies a dog to be a service dog,” effectively handle the situation, an animal as an emotional support disability,” Murcko said. “An Kreston said. “Individuals can or if the dog is not housebro- animal. Because of this, ESAs are ESA can be any animal, but they Lindsey and her service dog Max. train their own dogs but there is ken, according to ADA’s re- restricted to housing areas. need a therapist’s note verifying COLLEIGAN FILE PHOTO no standard ‘qualification’ for that quirements for service animals. “I always email my professor that the animal can emotionally training other than it has to be re- Conversely, CSU outline weeks in advance and ask if it’s support that person.” “According to the ADA, you lated to the person’s disability and stricter guidelines for service an- okay if I bring my ESA to the class,” ESAs are not required to don’t need to register your ser- must include basic obedience.” imals, listing 13 limitations and Murcko said. “And, I always pro- go through any training as they vice dog or pay any money for The Americans with Disabil- things to consider in their official vide a reference from past profes- are not supposed to leave their them to be a real service dog,” ities Act defines a service animal guidelines for service animals. sors who have allowed me to bring residence, yet Murcko had Zoey Murcko said. “The same ap- as, “any dog or miniature horse While students typically see Zoey. I don’t enter buildings that go through general obedience plies to ESAs; you don’t need that is individually trained to do service animals in class, other stu- ‘say service animals only,’ like the classes, so Murcko could bring to pay money to be a part of a work or perform tasks for the dents have emotional support an- Lory Student Center.” her out in public and to class national registry.