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Dustin Fishman, a Colorado State University sophomore studying sociology, poses for a portrait at the AscentWarrior Studio Climbing and Fitness Gym in Fort Collins on Feb. 14. Fishman, who is a former Marine veteran, recently competed on season 9 of American Ninja Warrior. PHOTO BY FORREST CZARNECKI COLLEGIAN Student veteran trains for ‘American Ninja Warrior’ By Austin Fleskes @austinfleskes07 moved to Fort Collins this past After this injury, Fishman was join.” in July of 2017. July. unable to compete with the team. Fishman joined right out of “He is one of those people “The area, the school, just Before attending CSU and high school in 2009 when he was that when he puts his mind to Colorado State track & field the environment brought me out eventually becoming a member 18 years old. He spent four years, something he never gives up,” Jen member, former United States here,” Fishman said. on “ANW,” Fishman joined the four months and four days on Fishman said, adding that he helps Marine and competitor on NBC’s Fishman still attends CSU, but United States Marine Corps. active duty and the rest of his time push her out of her comfort zone. “American Ninja Warrior” Dustin is inactive this semester. Fishman said that he decided on inactive reserves. He moved all Since his time in the Marines, Fishman is continuing his training One day while doing a pole to join the Marines when he was around the United States and was he has worked in several job for Season 10 of the competition. vault, Fishman took off and his around 10 years old while at a deployed to both Afghanistan and positions, including an electrician, Fishman first came to CSU’s hamstring popped. summer camp in which he heard Tunis Tunisia, in Northern Africa. a private security guard, an campus to film himself pole “That was pretty much it,” from the different sections of the “It was a lot of fun,” Fishman armored truck driver, a club vaulting for an upcoming season Fishman said. “Obviously it hurt. United States Military. said. “There was a lot of down time, bouncer and a private dog trainer. of “American Ninja Warrior.” I tried to walk it off, and got about “When the marines talked to bursts of excitement.” Fishman is currently trying to Colorado State’s pole vaulting 20 feet until all the blood started us I was like ‘yep, that’s it. I want Fishman got out of the join the Larimer County Police team took him on right then. rushing to that part, and I just got to be the best, and they sound like Marines to explore new Department. Originally from Frederick, really light headed and they had to they’re the best’” Fishman said. opportunities, including getting Maryland, Fishman officially come out with a trainer.” “I decided right then and there to married to his wife Jen Fishman see WARRIOR on page 14 >> COLLEGIAN.COM 2 Tuesday, February 20, 2018 FORT COLLINS FOCUS

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CAMPUS Women and Gender Advocacy Center offers new services By Samantha Ye @samxye4 survivors and learn about the many impacts of trauma. The first workshops were For survivors of hosted last semester after the interpersonal violence, forming WGAC recognized there was no strong support systems can be group for secondary survivors. a critical tool for coping with “People need support even and recovering from trauma, if they are supporters,” Malsam according to the Women and said. “Group support is a big Gender Advocacy Center. piece for primary survivors, so As such, the WGAC created we wanted to provide that for two new workshops for the 2017- secondary survivors as well.” 2018 school year, to offer three Secondary survivors may different group options as part experience vicarious trauma if of their comprehensive services: someone they care deeply about the general Support Group, the experienced trauma. Their Secondary Survivors Workshop trauma can include: additional and The Body and The Mind anxiety, guilt and moments group. Secondary Survivors of hypervigilance where they Workshop and The Body and overwhelmingly notice every Posters advertising a support group for survivors of interpersonal violence hang in the sociology hall of the Clark B building. PHOTO BY SETH BODINE COLLEGIAN The Mind group are the two new sensory detail around them. offerings this year. The workshop covers Groups are open to Colorado topics including how vicarious State University students of trauma affects the brain and all genders, and participation support systems, and how to is strictly confidential sosupport primary survivors. It members can expect to remain also functions similarly to the anonymous. primary survivor support group Support Group in that it connects secondary The Support Group, held survivors with those they every Friday, 3:30-4:45 p.m. may share experiences with, in Student Services Room 112, according to Malsam. is open to any survivors of The next workshop is interpersonal violence such as scheduled for April. The class sexual assault, stalking and/or size caps at 12 people, but there relationship violence. is still space for those who wish As of this school year, the to sign up. group is now open to students of The Body and The Mind all genders, as it was previously The eight-week course is limited to female-identifying designed to teach survivors of students. interpersonal violence how Survivors can share their trauma, stress and depression stories and advice during the manifest in their bodies as well weekly discussions, as well as as how to mindfully address make new friends. Unlike a those issues. therapy group which focuses “The goal is to help survivors strictly on recovery, the support build the skills they need to deal group encourages members to with physical trauma and bring form connections. their bodies back to equilibrium,” “Survivors can find it a Malsam said. struggle to talk or open up to Created last semester, the those without the experiences group is a collaboration between of interpersonal violence,” the WGAC and the Counseling said Casey Malsam, assistant Center. director of victim services for the Every lesson includes WGAC. “This group is a chance exercises in yoga, breathwork for survivors to find people with or meditation followed by time common experiences.” for group processing, according Each session is facilitated by to Jessica Morneault, program two WGAC victim advocates who coordinator and the advocate co- provide conversation guidance leading the group this semester. when appropriate. Otherwise, People of any physical ability there are no guidelines or strict level are encouraged to join, topics of discussion. as exercises can be adjusted as A short 20-30 minute needed. intake session with an advocate The group meets every is required before joining the Wednesday from 12-1 p.m. group. Afterwards, members can starting Feb. 21. drop-in whenever they feel like. Those who wish to join are “Sometimes we won’t see a advised to contact either WGAC member for several months, but or Morneault. they might come in if they have a A short intake session with bad week,” Malsam said. an advisor is required before Secondary Survivors Workshop attending, and the WGAC The three-hour Secondary asks that attendees commit to Survivors Workshop provides coming for the full eight weeks loved ones and supporters of in order to complete the entire primary survivors of gender- curriculum. based violence a chance to Samantha Ye can be reached connect with other secondary at [email protected]. NEWS 4 Tuesday, February 20, 2018

CAMPUS Health Network, School of Music, Theater and Dance ask for fee increases By Charlotte Lang @ChartrickWrites and revenue for the Student There was no request for a mandatory class-related funds magazine, The Green Room, Counseling Services hopeful and medical budget increase. In fact, and minimum wage for the and the opportunities that arise The Student Fee Review reassuring. the expectation for insurance at SMTD. during Ram Welcome and UCA Board met early Monday evening While Hudgens claimed CSU has led to greater revenue “We have roughly 600 events. to discuss fee proposals from that having both establishments and reduced pressure on student majors, including graduate As for the student ratios, the Colorado State University as one administrative unit is fees. programs at the (University much of it depended on event Health Network and the School more cost-effective, the Health “The pressure on the student Center for the Arts),” Goble said content, but according to of Music, Theatre and Dance. Network made a proposal for fee was unsustainable so what when asked about the programs Solo, there has been a 40 percent The proposals came from a 2.94 percent increase in fees. the University wanted to do the UCA funded. “It funds staff increase in student attendance as Anne Hudgens, executive This would amount to $1.38 was to reduce the pressure of salaries, student workers, hourly a result of the UCA not charging director of the CSU Health increase and would go to staff the student fees,” Hudgens said. and work-study salaries.” students for event tickets. Network, Dan Globe, Director salaries and benefits. “This will be the fourth year The UCA also hosts roughly SFRB is expected to vote on of the SMTD, Sheryl Highsmith, The Student Counseling that we have not asked for a fee 250 free events over the year for the proposals from the Health Budget Director, and Mike Solo, Services relies on an academic increase.” students. Network and the SMTD at their Creative Director of SMTD. year staff in order to fulfill the Hudgens said the medical SFRB used the time to ask meeting next week, and they will Hudgens reviewed the increased student demand as the faction of the Health Network about marketing plans and the hear proposals from Ram Ride finances of the Studentschool year progresses. is in no need of student fees in ratio of students to outside and Off-Campus Life. Counseling Services and medical “We’re asking only for the order to maintain the student audience members. Charlotte Lang can be budget. mandatory costs,” Hudgens said health services. Solo answered questions reached at [email protected]. SFRB members found in reference to the counseling Goble, Highsmith and Solo about the marketing timeline, the increased engagement services. proposed an increase in fees for focusing on the center’s digital

CAMPUS CAMPUS Former EPA Administrator to ASCSU aims to increase transparency By Audrey Weiss speak for Global Engagement @Audkward By Yixuan Xie carbon emissions from existing @YixuanXie1 power plants, underscoring The Associate Students the country’s commitment to of Colorado State University Gina McCarthy, former domestic climate action and is currently working towards head of the Environmental spurring international efforts that enhancing their transparency Protection Agency for the Obama helped secure the Paris Climate with students, said Michael Administration, will speak in Agreement. Wells, the student body the Main Ballroom of the Lory In addition to being EPA president. Student Center from 6-7:30 p.m. administrator, McCarthy At a recent Board of Wednesday, Feb. 28. currently serves as a senior Governors meeting, Wells McCarthy will be a fellow at the Institute of Politics discussed the importance of distinguished speaker for Global at Harvard University and as a transparency. Engagement Lecture Series Richard L. and Ronay A. Menschel “Transparency is hosted by Office of International senior leadership fellow at the something that is important to The ASCSU Senate holds their weekly meeting on Jan. 31, 2018. Programs at Colorado State Harvard T.H. Chan School of me and I know it’s important to PHOTO BY COLIN SHEPHERD COLLEGIAN University, addressing topics of Public Health. the students,” Wells said in an sustainability, world health and DeLuca wrote that hosting the interview with the Collegian. climate change. event will add tremendous value to “It’s a difficult thing that we online records are up to date. is up to date, give or take two Shauna DeLuca, assistant faculty, students and community know we can do better on, but Zachary Vaishampayan, the weeks. If the information is not director of Global Co-Curricular at CSU. we are continuing to go down ASCSU parliamentarian, works available online or students Initiatives for the Office of “CSU is home to world- that path, and I think we are to maintain the billbook as well have a special request, it can International Programs, said it renowned leaders in climate making good strides to be more as the public records. either be found online or is imperative for CSU as a world- change, sustainability and transparent for the students.” “I handle most of the records through a records request, but class, global university to engage environmental health,” DeLuca Wells said he values requests,” Vaishampayan said. all of the records are held in the with prominent leaders from wrote. “Research in these areas transparency because it abides “A large part of that is just Morgan Library. around the world. touches all seven colleges at the by basic ethical principles, trying to make sure documents “What’s great about these “By bringing the world to university.” and he thinks that without are available ahead of time. websites (is that) there is a CSU, we can create a community Additional support for the transparency, it is impossible Other than that, part of my job certain structure that allows that is better informed and more event has been provided by the to be held accountable. is just trying to maintain official students from year to year to be prepared to address the challenges Office of the Vice President for One of the ways in which documents.” able to jump in,” Wells said. and opportunities of the 21st Student Affairs, Residence Life, Wells said he plans to increase Vaishampayan said it is Wells said he hopes to century,” DeLuca wrote in an Women in Natural Sciences, First ASCSU’s transparency is by important to maintain and reach a point in which all of the email to the Collegian. National Bank, Vice President for reaching out to students in a update documents both online information shared between McCarthy has been a leading University Operations, Associated variety of ways. and available through public ASCSU is available to students. advocate for common sense Students of CSU, Department of “(We’re) multiplying the records request. But, he said he He said he thinks the first strategies to protect public health Environmental and Radiological different avenues of what thinks that the most important step in setting a precedent for and the environment for more Health Sciences, KUNC, Colorado would be able to hit students, aspect of his job is translating transparency is by updating the than thirty years. School of Public Health at CSU, and finding those avenues to information in a way that the website. As the head of EPA the President’s Sustainability tell students about (things) general public can understand “It helps me to say, ‘I can from 2013-2017, she led the Commission and the School they actually care about,” Wells it. do better to be transparent and progress to achieve the Obama of Global Environmental said. “It’s one thing to put it on the organization can do better administration’s public health Sustainability. ASCSU published an article the records site,” Vaishampyan to be transparent,’” Wells said. and environmental protection The event is free and open to in the Collegian to reach out to said. “But, making sure the “And, with that transparency, goals and Climate Action the public, but tickets are required. students. In addition, they have students actually understand we can get a lot more feedback, Plan, according to the Office of Tickets are available at the Lory looked into email blasts but are things is really the most openness and accountability.” International Programs. In 2015, Student Center box office or hoping to find a better medium important part.” Audrey Weiss can be reached McCarthy signed the Clean Power online at csutix.com. for communication. According to at [email protected]. Plan, which set the first-ever Yixuan Xie can be reached at Wells said the main focus Vaishampayan, the information national standards for reducing [email protected]. for now is making sure the on the ASCSU records website NEWS Tuesday, February 20, 2018 5

CAMPUS NATIONAL How CSU decides on snow days Parkland school shooter By Stuart Smith • Whether local public come inside, make sure they makes first court appearence @notstuartsmith schools are closed. However, have enough shelter to keep By David Ovalle & Sarah Blaskey the safety of K-12 students is them warm and that they can Miami Herald multiple mental health concerns, Editor’s Note: This article was held to a different standard get to unfrozen water including severe depression, originally published in the than that of college students Remember the three feet rule: FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – ADHD and autism — he Collegian on Dec. 6, 2016. and employees. If you are using a space heater, Shackled and wearing a red jump reportedly cut himself and wanted As cold fronts • If City of Fort Collins place it on a level, hard surface suit, school shooter Nikolas Cruz to buy a gun after a breakup with move into Fort Collins and and Larimer County offices are and keep anything flammable made his first live appearance in a a girlfriend. The case was closed bring snow, Colorado State still operating, including the at least three feet away – Broward County circuit court five when investigators determined University will make calls on bus system. things such as paper, clothing, days after he walked into Marjory Cruz was getting proper mental whether to hold class. • Recommendations of bedding, curtains or rugs. Stoneman Douglas High and health treatment. In the event of severe City of Fort Collins Emergency Don’t catch fire: If you are fatally shot 17 people. “There were multiple red flags weather, a closure will be Management. using a fireplace, use a glass or Cruz, a slightly built teen, that were missed,” said Broward announced through social • Road conditions to metal fire screen large enough did not say anything and never Chief Assistant Public Defender media, email, text, the CSU and from campus. to catch sparks and rolling looked up at the crowd or the Gordon Weeks, whose office is Status Line at 970-491-7669 • Road conditions on logs. Turn off space heaters judge. He kept his head and eyes representing Cruz. He said he and posted on the Collegian’s campus. and make sure fireplace downcast, even as his defense hoped the documents would website. • Assessments by the embers are out before leaving attorney whispered to him. It was continue to demonstrate “that In the case of overnight CSU Police Department and the room or going to bed. a tense atmosphere — Cruz was there was a systematic break.” storms, the Public Safety Team CSU Facilities Management Protect your pipes: Run surrounded by Broward Sheriff’s As for Cruz’s hearing before a tries to make a decision by 5:30 on the safety of the campus water, even at a trickle, to deputies as journalists and lawyers criminal court judge, the hearing a.m. and its features. help prevent your pipes from watched from the gallery. revolved around a court document However, it is unlikely • Individual members freezing. Open the kitchen He is facing 17 counts of Cruz’s attorneys filed under seal that CSU students will get of the Public Safety Team’s and bathroom cabinet doors to premeditated murder and late Friday before another judge. much time off as a result of opinions based on surveying allow warmer air to circulate could face the death penalty. The Broward County Public the weather this season. The the city in the early morning. around the plumbing. The Broward County Public Defender’s Office on Monday University has only had three • The University says Set the thermostat at the Defender’s Office, which is morning asked that the motion snow days since 2009, with that even if it does not call same temperature: Your heating representing Cruz, has said he filed with the court be “stricken” the most recent on Feb. 3, for a snow day, “Individual bill may be a little higher, but will admit guilt if prosecutors will from the record because what the 2016. The University does students or employees who you could avoid a more costly waive execution as punishment. office was seeking “was moot.” have some guidelines for cannot travel safely should repair job if your pipes freeze After his arrest last week, Cruz Broward Circuit Judge when it shuts down, though use sound judgment and make and burst. made a first court appearance via Elizabeth Scherer, at an afternoon according to policy, it aims “to arrangements with their Use generators outside: closed-circuit television from a hearing, ruled that the motion remain open when possible, professors and supervisors.” Never operate a generator detention facility. He was held dealt with a “limited” issue in consideration of tuition Regardless of a school inside the home, including in with no bond. involving the defense team’s already paid by students and closure, there are several the basement or garage. Also, Cruz appeared in court before “access” to their client. the University’s mission.” safety measures that should do not hook a generator up to another hearing in which a judge Weekes, Broward’s chief In the case of a possible be taken for extreme cold the home’s wiring. The safest ordered the release of 22 pages assistant public defender, refused snow day, the Public Safety weather, according to the thing to do is to connect the of documents relating to a state to speak about the defense’s Team collects information and American Red Cross: equipment you want to power family welfare investigation into court filings or his client. He said then makes a recommendation Layer up: Wear layers of directly to the outlets on the the teen’s mental health woes. The Monday’s court hearing was not to the President based on lightweight clothing to stay generator. Florida Department of Children originally supposed to take place. their decision, according to a warm. Gloves and a hat will Stuart Smith can be reached & Families had petitioned for the “Our goal is to give the November CSU press release. help prevent losing your body at [email protected]. release of the documents. community an opportunity to The Public Safety Team heat The DCF case, opened Sept. grieve,” Weekes said. takes the following factors into Don’t forget your pets: Bring 28, 2016, classified Cruz as a Content pulled from Tribune consideration: pets indoors. If they can’t “vulnerable adult” victim with News Service.

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COLLEGIAN COLUMNISTS Colorado’s ‘raw milk’ trend poses health risks The loophole allows people who usually used to treat it. been linked to several suspected the community has in them, and are members of a herd-share The new CDC report cases of contamination with work to raise that level. If public Michelle program, which is unregulated, brings up a good conversation, brucellosis. A long-term study health organizations don’t Fredrickson to consume raw milk from those especially in the wake of the by the CDC found that raw inspire public trust, then the @mfredrickson42 herds and to share it amongst raw water trend coming out dairy products are 150 times messages they send out won’t themselves. of California. People like the more likely to cause illness than help anyone. The outbreak happened in idea of things that are straight pasteurized counterparts. There is no scientific 2016, but just last week the CDC from the source with no outside Pasteurization has been evidence that raw milk provides Editor’s Note: All opinion section shared a report conclusively influences, because they have practiced since it invention anything pasteurized milk content reflects the views of the proving that the raw milk was to forgotten why we have those in 1864, and it is a significant doesn’t provide. But if the public individual author only and does blame. The situation left public outside influences to begin with. public health accomplishment. doesn’t trust the agencies giving not represent a stance taken by the health officials’ hands tied. Pasteurization of milk, much But now, a move toward them this information, the Collegian or its editorial board. “(The Colorado Department like water filtration, is there to untreated products has set this information won’t do its job. Acknowledging milk of Public Health and keep diseases out, and it has no advancement back. A study in I’m getting my master’s pasteurization as a key public Environment) did not close significant impact on nutritional Michigan found that part of the in public health, and I know health advancement, Colorado the dairy or stop distribution value. reason people trend toward raw that public health agencies at was one of many states to outlaw of its milk because without Pasteurization is the process products isn’t that they’ve never their core have the interest of sale of raw milk – that is, milk pasteurization, CDPHE could of heating milk to a specific heard of the negative health the public at heart. A public straight from the cow without not create standards for temperature to kill harmful effects – it’s that they don’t trust health organization is not lying undergoing treatment. safely reopening the dairy,” bacteria. It does not kill non- public health officials to give to or trying to trick the public However, a legal loophole investigators wrote in a CDC harmful bacteria, which is why them good advice on food safety. when they give advice like not in Colorado has enabled some report. pasteurized milk can still go This isn’t too surprising, drinking untreated water or people to legally drink it. The All CDPHE could do was bad. Some advocates for raw because advocates of these unpasteurized milk. CDC considers raw milk one notify the members of the herd- milk say that pasteurized milk products sow distrust in public CDPHE should take the milk of the riskiest food trends, as share about the problem and causes allergic reactions, but health agencies. It does, however, issue and use it as a mobilizer it is very often associated with urge them to discard the raw that isn’t true. Allergy doesn’t provide an idea of where to go to investigate people’s trust harmful bacterial infections milk, as well as put out reminders discriminate based on the from here. in public health and address like E. coli, salmonella, and that reselling milk to non- presence of harmful bacteria. If a Yes, lawmakers in Colorado that issue. No matter how campylobacter. shareholders is illegal. Overall, as person is allergic to dairy, they’re need to take a long, hard look at scientifically sound their advice It surprised no one when many as 17 people became sick. going to have an allergic reaction this loophole and see what they may be, if people don’t trust a Colorado outbreak of drug- There were no deaths, but the regardless of the pasteurization. can do about solving it. But more them, then it’s useless. resistant campylobacter was case raised public health alarms It is becoming increasingly immediately than that, CDPHE Michelle Fredrickson can be linked to raw milk, all obtained because the strain of bacteria apparent that raw milk is not safe. and other public health agencies reached at [email protected]. legally through this loophole. was resistant to the antibiotics One company, Udder Milk, has should assess the levels of trust

COLLEGIAN COLUMNISTS NOPE CSU should consider an AUCC coding class DOPE these functions, but even courses in their common a workshop for learning though technology plays an curriculum. While DU and code that could count for Josh increasingly important role DeVry University offer “boot AUCC credit, similar to the Silva in our lives, courses to bolster camps” for learning to code, DevCamp offered by the students’ technological skills both are expensive and consist Denver Public Library. Doing People who When your @jsflix are sparse. The University of a large package of courses. so would provide an in-person just don’t roommates get the hint that are moving out. does not currently include any While CSU could also opt opportunity for students and you don’t want sort of classes in the AUCC for for creating a “boot camp” residents of northern Colorado to date them. Editor’s Note: All opinion computer science or learning offering coding and computer to learn code without having to section content reflects the code. science, classes as AUCC commute to Denver. views of the individual author An innovative way for the Many students don’t know only and does not represent a University to simultaneously that besides taking on-campus Having David Wolf- stance taken by the Collegian or address this issue and give AUCC CLASSES and standard online courses, three gang. its editorial board. its students a competitive they can take free online exams in one If you are a current advantage against other ■ For a Full list of AUCC courses, courses CSU offers through week. Colorado State University universities would be for visit catalog.colostate.edu. both the Canvas network and college student or a graduate, CSU to offer a AUCC course FutureLearn, a British digital chances are you were required in learning to code. The education platform. If CSU Room- Getting to complete some sort of importance of implementing courses instead would provide was unsure about creating mates who flowers general core curriculum such courses in common students with the structure an AUCC for learning code, don’t clean up from your courses, even if you previously academic curriculums has and accountability that it could also gauge interest after them- person. earned some sort of AP/IB been mentioned by prominent traditional classes provide. through this format before selves. credit in high school. politicians across the political It is impractical to expect an launching a full-fledged At Colorado State spectrum Regardless of major, instructor to teach students course. University, the mission of coding is a valuable tool everything they need to know Ultimately, students these All University Core because it, ““doesn’t restrict about code in a single class, attend college to learn and When your Hanging boss just out in a Curriculum courses is to you to a career in tech: it but offering classes as an grow. Offering a class that does things hammock. ensure all CSU students, enhances the career, skills, or AUCC would allow students teaches code, an increasingly without asking “share a learning experience in interests you already have,” to explore and learn as much useful and essential skill, as for team input. common.” Universities serve according to Forbes Magazine. as they are comfortable and part of its core curriculum various functions, among them CSU would be unique in interested in. would allow CSU to continue to build character and prepare implementing AUCC courses Before fully committing, innovating and distinguish individuals with a diverse set designed to teach students the University could gauge itself from the pack in the People who Learning of skills for successful careers. code, as neither the University demand for such a course by increasingly cutthroat field of inconsider- to blues CSU currently offers a of Denver nor the University of expanding on its partnership higher education. ately have very dance with your loud sex. people! wide variety of subjects in Colorado Boulder, according with the Poudre River Public Josh Silva can be reached at the AUCC designed to fulfill to their websites, offer such Library District to provide [email protected]. ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT

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SOFTBALL Rams build on best start since 1997 with three more victories By Mack Beaulieu @Macknz_james teams that we wanted to get that practice,” Fisher said. “ We have in the third as Bryant came back it, though, is going to help us. She game played,” coach Jen Fisher some really good young players to tie it 3-3, but from there it was was really in command and in the said. “We were definitely happy and she hadn’t gotten a chance all CSU bats and pitcher Alison zone all day.” After a promising opening and enthusiastic to see how we before…We had to get her out Petty, who advanced to 3-0 on the After a three up, three down weekend that saw them start matched up.” there and get her comfortable with season. first inning, Hutton managed 4-0, the Colorado State softball CSU started the weekend on where she’s at, but she definitely Cori Gamboa and Shadowen her way out of jams in the second team had another strong stretch Friday against the University of belongs here.” provided the difference as they and third innings. The bases in Tucson, Az. last weekend to Montana (1-6). Despite having one Bridgette Hutton continued combined for two home runs and were loaded in the fourth when extend their record to 7-1 despite of their worst offensive games of her strong start to the season as five RBIs to defeat Bryant 9-4. Arizona’s Tamara Statman a loss to the No. 12 University of the young season, the Rams pulled she earned her third win of the In the second game of the doubled down the right field line Arizona. out a 3-1 victory behind strong season with a five-inning, one-run, day, Hutton got her fourth win of to bring in the only runs that the pitching and a new bat. four-strikeout performance. The the season as she threw a complete Wildcats would end up needing. HILLENBRAND INVITATIONAL Lauren Buchanan started off save went to education graduate game three-hitter and CSU won “We felt she was handling the scoring in the third, after the student Larisa Petakoff, her first of 5-0. Gamboa went 3-for-4 with a very potent lineup very well,” ■ Friday, Feb. 16 vs. Montana: Win, Rams bunted to get Sarah Muzik the season. two RBIs to score the first and fifth Fisher said about leaving Hutton 3-1 into scoring position, by driving a After having a game against the runs against Troy. Gamboa is now in for her second consecutive ■ Saturday, Feb. 17 vs. Bryant: run batted in single up the middle. University of Louisiana-Monroe hitting .375 with three home runs complete game. Win, 9-4 The winning runs came courtesy cancelled on Friday, the Rams and seven RBIs. Hutton showed poise, calmed of Tara Shadowen, playing her first faced off with Bryant University The Rams’ bats went cold in down and only allowed one run for ■ Saturday, Feb. 17 vs. Troy: Win, collegiate game. (0-2) and the University of Troy the final game of the weekend as the rest of the game, but it wasn’t 5-0 Shadowen made good on the (5-3) on Saturday. Arizona’s Taylor McQuillen gave enough as the Rams’ offense did the Wildcats a 3-0 victory with ■ words of her teammate, as the The Rams’ slow offensive just enough to avoid the Arizona Sunday, Feb. 18 at No. 12 Arizo- freshman provided all the pop weekend didn’t continue on a 12-strikeout performance that record books on Sunday. In the na: Loss, 0-3 CSU would need in their eventual Saturday as they scored in the spoiled back-to-back complete sixth, Shadowen broke up the 3-1 win. The outfielder blasted a first inning against Bryant and games for Hutton, who allowed perfect game with a blooping Originally scheduled for homer to centerfield to drive in never looked back, securing two three runs over six innings. The single. Thursday, Feb. 15, the game senior Hannah McCorkhill, who victories on the day. Rams couldn’t get anything going The Rams will get over a against Arizona was postponed highlighted situational hitting and Bryant pitcher Colby Norris as McQuillen took a perfect game week off to rest as they host the until Sunday due to rain. The the younger Rams as an important struggled with her control, into the top of the sixth. University of Northern Colorado Rams lost 3-0 in what turned out factor this season. Shadowen yielding two runs on bases-loaded “She was really moving the ball in their home opener on Feb. 27. to be a pitchers duel, but still took made a case for more playing time hit by pitches. Buchanan hit a well and hitting her spots,” Fisher Mack Beaulieu can be reached three wins from the weekend. this weekend. sacrifice fly to make it 3-0. CSU’s said. “ We just had a difficult time at [email protected]. “It was mutual for both “She’s been really dialed in in Kaylynn Pierce gave up three runs squaring it up ... The experience of

VOLLEYBALL MEN’S BASKETBALL Rams announce Jase Herl, basketball coaches 2018 spring schedule interact with students in LSC By Austin White Spring will end with By Colin Barnard @ajwrules44 two different kinds of @ColinBarnard_ homecomings. The first will There is no offseason when be on April 7 when the Rams In an effort to drum up it comes to college athletics and head to Bayfield. to take on support for the men’s basketball the Colorado State volleyball Northern Arizona. Bayfield program, interim head coach team made that clear Friday, is the hometown of current Jase Herl and other members of Feb. 16. They announced Rams Kirstie Hillyer and the staff handed out flyers in the their spring schedule that Maddi Foutz. These two have Lory Student Center Monday includes matchups with in- both described how camps put afternoon encouraging students state rivals and a couple NCAA on by head coach Tom Hilbert to attend the game against Boise tournament teams from the in their hometown helped lead State on Wednesday, Feb. 21. fall season. to their decision to become Herl was joined by assistant Competition for the Rams Rams. coach Willie Glover and director will begin after spring break on A week later, the Rams will of player development Pierce March 24 when they travel to return to play in Fort Collins Hornung on the first level of the Greeley. to face the Northern against the rival Colorado LSC. Hornung said that they Colorado Bears. CSU played Buffaloes, who reachedsimply wanted to build support the Bears in the fall season and the Sweet 16 of the NCAA for their players. won with a straight-set victory. tournament in the fall. CU also Earlier in the day, center Colorado State interim head coach Jase Herl (right) talks with Pierce Hornung prior to the Rams’ game against San Jose state. The next stop will be in came into Fort Collins and Nico Carvacho and guards PHOTO BY DAVIS BONNER COLLEGIAN Kansas with matchups against defeated the Rams in a five-set Prentiss Nixon and Kris Martin Wichita State and Kansas, two thriller in 2017 despite CSU also handed out flyers. teams that joined CSU in the taking the first two sets. The The hands-on approach interacting with and supporting coached for us.” 2017 NCAA tournament last loss was the first time the Rams with the student body from the his players. Following his first The Rams are still in the fall. The Shockers have been a had lost at home to an in-state coaches is something Herl has game as head coach on Feb. 10 midst of a climate assessment powerhouse in the volleyball opponent under Hilbert. exhibited in his brief time as against San Jose State, players of the men’s basketball program world and came to Fort Collins The match against the interim head coach. Alongside spoke to the relationship they and head coach Larry Eustachy. two seasons ago and helped Bears will start at 10:30 a.m. center Nico Carvacho, Herl and have with Herl. Eustachy was placed on leave give CSU one of their highest- and the fans can catch the Hornung met with Ram Ruckus “He’s just for us. We have Feb. 3, joined by associate head attended matches ever. matchup with CU at 10 a.m. on last week to discuss initiatives to a really good relationship off coach Steve Barnes on Feb. 10. These matches will both April 14. increase student attendance at the court with him,” Carvacho Herl was officially named the take place on March 31, but Austin White can be home games. said. “I think all of us do. It just interim head coach on Feb. 12. the time is still yet to be reached at sports@collegian. The 30-year-old Herl has also helps on the court. We went out Colin Barnard can be reached announced. com. continued his activity on Twitter, there and played for him and he at [email protected]. SPORTS Tuesday, February 20, 2018 11

TRACK & FIELD Rams shine in last meet before MW Championships By Mamadou Balde returning to his home state of @mamadoubalde62 Colorado. In its last stop before the “We are very excited to add the Mountain West Championships, Colorado high school 800-meters Colorado State track & field tuned record holder to our roster,” coach up at the Air Force Open at USAF Art Siemers said. “Blake will fill a Academy in Colorado Springs last huge need for the Rams in the 800 Friday. and his experience in the Big 12 In the men’s 60-meters, E’Lias will be a valuable asset.” Sutton led the Rams with a time In the women’s 60-meters, of 6.99. Sutton’s time earned him London Evans led all collegiate a fourth-place finish. Nathan runners with a time of 7.88. Evans’ Gish had the second-fastest time time earned her second place in for the Rams, crossing the finish the event. line at 7.164. Gish’s time was just The Rams also secured the enough for seventh place. Gish top two collegiate times in the was followed by Will Domier, women’s 200-meters. Katie who placed eighth. Domier’s time Werman finished second with a (7.170) was just six milliseconds time of 25.75. Also competing in behind his teammate. the 200 was Evans who placed Gish and Domier also third with a time of 26.19. Michelle competed in the 200 meters Gould and Krista Mayer led the where they placed second and Rams in the women’s 400-meters, sixth, respectively. Gish finished finishing second and third, with a time of 22.21 while Domier respectively. recorded a 22.72. The Rams’ next stop is the Blake Yount torched the Mountain West Championships competition in the 800-meters in Albuquerque, N.M. where they with a first-place finish. Yount’s will try to repeat as Mountain time of 1:52 was more than West Champions. The MW one second faster than the Championships will take place next collegiate runner. Yount, from Feb. 22-24. an Aurora native, is a transfer Mamadou Balde can be student who last competed at the reached at [email protected]. London Evans competes in the CU Open on Saturday, Feb. 3. Evans finished the 60-meter sprint with a time of University of Oklahoma before 7.97. PHOTO BY MEGAN DALY COLLEGIAN El Camino de Santiago New issue out Friday, Feb. 23 ARTS & CULTURE 12 Tuesday, February 20, 2018

EVENTS CULTURE & COMMUNITY Activist talks being Black, Red Whistle Brigade to accept submissions undocumented at CSU for ‘Rebel, Empower, Dismantle’ zine By Jarrae Newell By Nate Day @Jarrae_Newell they may feel inadequate, @NateMDay however, this is rarely the case. Hence, Jayes-Green said There has always been it is crucial to make sure all There is no shortage trauma with being Black in voices are amplified, along with of zines on Colorado State America, so what does it mean creating a safe space where University’s campus. Between to be at the intersection of everyone can feel comfortable the “Grey Rock Review,” Black and undocumented? with voicing their thoughts and and “Speak Truth to Power,” Jonathan Jayes-Green, opinions. students, staff and faculty co-founder and network Knowing and have many opportunities to coordinator of Undocublack understanding privilege, as have their work published. Network, came to Colorado well as parts of identity that However, students will have State University to discuss that may be more oppressed, is another opportunity to publish question on Feb. 15. crucial, Jayes-Green said. their work in a zine called Identifying as Black and “Part of the problem is “Rebel, Empower, Dismantle.” undocumented himself, Jayes- people don’t see the people at Green created an environment the intersection,” Jayes-Green that brought his first-hand said. SUBMISSION INFORMATION experiences, while also creating Furthermore, Jayes-Green a more intimate conversation asked: Why aren’t more people ■ Email submissions to miran- among the small audience. getting involved? [email protected] Before starting his “Us Black folks, Latinx folk, presentation, those in and Asian folks, who are U.S. attendance were asked to citizens, understand what it’s Put together by members introduce themselves by like to be discriminated against, of the Red Whistle Brigade, sharing their name, if they so it’s only fair that we help the zine will focus on were a student or faculty fight against that so nobody helping students heal after member, the purpose of being else has to feel what we feel experiencing interpersonal at the event, as well as their on a daily basis,” said Bethany violence, oppression, mass super power. This was meant Norwood, the peer coordinator incarceration, police violence to recognize that everyone in of the Black/African American and more. the room has a voice, as well Cultural Center. Before March 23, students as acknowledge that everyone Jayes-Green suggested that can submit any artistic work has something that they are undocumented students use including written pieces, The Red Whistle Brigade’s advertisement for the zine. PHOTO COURTESY special at, which Jayes-Green resources to help them. songs, art designs to the OF THE RED WHISTLE BRIGADE encouraged the audience tap Emerald Green, the magazine, according to into. assistant director of the Black/ Natalya Clasen, a member of Ahead of sharing his own African American Cultural the Red Whistle Brigade. “It’s a co-creation to build While the organization story and narrative, Jayes- Center and co-advisor of the “It’s really a co-creation community,” said Jake Aglietti, involved have yet to decide on Green showed the audience National Pan-Hellenic Council, with the CSU community,” said a Communication Studies an exact publication date, they “Shariece, and Toboree DACA said that since being Black Clasen, a sophomore in the senior. “That’s reallywhat it’s are shooting for mid- to late- Story” on Youtube, which and undocumented can be Ethnic Studies department. all about.” April to introduce their “labor included stories differentcomplex, it may take some time She noted that The Women and The zine was firstof love,” as Clasen refers to it. than his own but touched on to understand. Gender Advocacy Center and published in 2005 and has Nate Day can be reached at common challenges most “I am still processing… Ethnic Studies department been published every spring [email protected]. undocumented people face, naturally I don’t know what I will also be involved in the semester since then, according such as being disappointed by don’t know, which allows me to production of the zine. to Aglietti. the “American Dream.” be more confident and OK with He also recalled feeling what I don’t know,” Emerald inadequate at times as a result Green said. of being undocumented. Jarrae Newell can be He said that when people reached at entertainment@ KCSU IS OUT OF are in the position of being collegian.com. undocumented, sometimes THIS WORLD

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MUSIC compete the next night.’” Warrior After placing 14th in finals, Fishman moved on to the the >> from page 1 Las Vegas run. During his run in Las Vegas, Fishman fell on the MGMT’s ‘Little Dark jumping spider obstacle. “I’ve done it all,” Fishman said. “Honestly it was just a huge It was in Maryland where relief,” Fishman said. “I wasn’t Fishman started his journey upset at all. I wasn’t mad that I fell. in “ANW.” After speaking to It was my first season on the show, Age’ is an 80s throwback a number of competitors at a I had never really done spider- By Henry Netherland climbing gym, Fishman was jump training before. So to fall on @NetherlandHenry to shine through. It sounds like invited to an “ANW” competition. that, it was going to happen.” it would fit perfectly into an 80’s “I’ve always wanted to try Jen Fishman has been prom playlist. The shimmering it so I was like ‘let’s go ahead watching her husband rise further MGMT has always kept fans synths contrast with these and try it,’” Fishman said. “I did in the competition next to other on their toes. almost gothic vocals giving the pretty decent, and then they kept big names. The duo trolled the music tune an enjoyable, eerie sound. encouraging me to try out for the “On the one hand I felt bad, industry in 2010 when they “TSLAMP” is where I feel show and put in my video, and I but it was also just so surreal released “Congratulations,” an the most torn on the whole did and somehow I got picked for realizing he was one of a really experimental departure from the album. In one respect, the track the show. It has kind of all taken off select few people who were able to more traditional pop music they has an infectious rhythm from from there.” get as far as he did,” Jen Fishman released earlier in the decade. the tribal-like drums. On the Eventually, Fishman came said. “It was really exciting being Afterwards, they would go on other hand, the chorus lacks a in touch with the Wolfpack around all those ninja warriors to release their worst received distinct melody that prevents Ninjas and became a member of and all those big names you see on album, “MGMT” in 2013. Now me from outwardly enjoying it. MGMT’s ‘Little Dark Age’ album their training gym in Loveland. TV and all of a sudden he’s on the five years, later the boys are back This is a shame because not only art. PHOTO COURTESY OF MGMT Fishman’s training for his first same level as they are.” with their usual psych-pop style are the rhythms catchy, but the run consisted mostly of climbing, Fishman said that his plan on “Little Dark Age,” but this track also has some of the most and “Hand It Over” are similar pushed into his last month before going forward is to win the million- time they are throwing it back to thought-provoking lyrics on the to “James” in terms of being competition. A week before dollar prize the “ANW” offers, and the glorious days of 1980s synth- entire record. slow-paced and generally boring. qualifiers, Fishman’s finger got to use that money to buy a cheaper pop. Normally, I ignore faux- There is a haunting quality to caught in a car door. However, the house and invest to start college philosophical arguments the vocals as usual, but the songs night before his run, Fishman said funds for the children he wishes condescendingly criticizing the do not progress into anything that his finger “magically stopped to have. ‘LITTLE DARK AGE’ audience of how they are wasting interesting. hurting.” “It is just fun,” Fishman said. ■ Best Songs their lives looking at their Despite the majority of the Fishman described his If it wasn’t fun none of us would be “When You Die” smartphone screens instead of songs being over four minutes qualifying run as crazy and nerve- doing it. That’s really the simplest their surrounding environment. on average, none of them really racking for both the week leading answer of what ‘American Ninja “Me and Michael” However, on “TSLAMP,” there is overstay their welcome. Yes, up and the week after qualifiers. Warrior’ is to me, it’s fun. It’s a way “Days That Got Away” a genuine feeling of depression some of the songs towards “I hit the buzzer in qualifiers,” for me to be a big kid as an adult, and concern after contemplating the back end are somewhat Fishman said. “So, then you have and get to play on obstacles for a “She Works Out Too Much” the lack of in-person patience-testing, but they are this hour moment of just bliss living. Who doesn’t love that?” ■ Worst Songs communication and technology- easy to tune out of and use as where you’re so happy and then Austin Fleskes can be reached “James” free activities in contemporary background music. The worst a you realize ‘oh crap, I have to at [email protected]. society. track will come to is passable, but Available on iTunes and Spotify Unfortunately, once the unengaging. song “James” arrives, the album Aside from being heavily Daily Horoscope begins to fall off. To put it frontloaded, the album’s biggest Nancy Black The album’s opener, “She bluntly, this song is boring. The flaw is its melodies which Works Out Too Much” is an instrumental is good and the can occasionally be flat and TODAY’S BIRTHDAY influence. Friends have useful experimental psychedelic melody is not the worst thing I lifeless. Fortunately, the chord (2/20/18). Learn and grow this suggestions and resources. take on 80’s synth-pop with have ever heard, but the vocals progressions are usually decent year. Expand your understanding VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — 7 an athletic twist. The song are deprived of any passion. The enough to overcome the album’s through direct experience and — Friends are a big help over describes the failing relationship song is pleasant to listen to, but shortcomings. teamwork. Summer love fills the next few days. Share ideas, between a man and his exercise almost nothing is engaging about Should you listen to it? 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Practical perfect opener for what to expect Normally, I would expect this to the duo accomplishes making day’s rating: 10 is the easiest day, 0 actions pay off. on the rest of the album. be a slog to listen to, but the song the project uniform, but not one- the most challenging. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) — 7 — “When You Die” is probably had some good melodies and note. I can understand why this Work with a partner to go further the most energetic song in the chord progressions throughout album might not be appealing ARIES (March 21-April 19) — 9 — while having more fun. Negotiate tracklisting, which is not really the song. at first listen. In the beginning, I A profitable opportunity is worth who will do what. saying that much. While the Besides “Days That Got was incredibly underwhelmed, pursuing. 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