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Grace Colavailu (23) and teammates celebrate a basket late in the second half against San Diego State. The Rams defeated the Aztecs, 72-43. PHOTO BY ERICA GISENHAGEN COLLEGIAN Offensive explosion leads to statement win By Luke Zahlmann rhythm was virtually non-exis- period to go along with three re- plan.” Further aiding the Rams’ ef- @luckzahlmann tent. The opening proved to be bounds. Trailing by a pair going into fort was a clean-up of their mis- an anomaly, though, as the strug- A revival of tempo occurred the second, the Rams continued takes from their past two games After abundant offensive gles gave way to an offensive ex- late in the first quarter to steal their hot streak, changing a defi- with only seven turnovers and struggles for the Colorado plosion. the show for the Rams, highlight- cit to a lead quickly. A glimpse one foul in the half. The stat State women’s basketball team After their first matchup of ed by an and-one to end the quar- at the Rams’ lofty offensive po- proved to have inflated impor- throughout the year, the cold the year, the clear focus for the ter by senior Hannah Tvrdy. The tential was on full display in the tance given the Aztecs’ nine streaks were a thing of the past Rams was to limit Aztec (9-10, three points were just a portion first half following a slow start. turnovers and seven fouls. Wednesday night as the Rams 3-5 MW) senior McKynzie Fort. of her eight in the opening frame. Tvrdy finished the half as the The rejuvenation contin- routed San Diego State 72-43 in Following a 22-point perfor- Tvrdy also stood strong on the leading scorer between the two ued for the Rams coming out of Moby Arena. mance in the first of their two defensive end with two of the teams with 10. Seven other Rams the break, driving for two easy The opening minutes of the matchups, Fort began the game team’s four steals early. scored early and a 51.9 percent layups to begin the half. Proving first quarter were reminiscent of hot, exploiting sloppy defense “We always want to start clip from the field helped lead to be only the opening chapter of the entire year as the Rams’ (13- outside from the Rams and tal- on defense,” forward Veronika them to a 35-29 advantage going the third quarter story, the Rams 7, 5-4 Mountain West) offensive lying five points in the opening Mirkovic said. “We had a great into the locker room. see BASKETBALL on page 15 >> COLLEGIAN.COM 2 Thursday, January 25, 2018 FORT COLLINS FOCUS

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CAMPUS Overbeck listening session addresses City solar policy, community issues By Samantha Ye Power Authority on the way. @samxye4 However, Kirsch said the rebate program is unsustainable During an informal as rooftop solar becomes more community listening session popular, and that while solar can Wednesday night, Fort Collins be a money-saving option, it was residents expressed various only available to those who could concerns to City Councilmember, afford the upfront costs. Bob Overbeck, among them the According to EnergySage, proposal to have City utilities lease the average cost of a solar panel roof and parking lots for solar system in Fort Collins is $16,400 panel development, instead of before any rebates or incentives. using natural open land. “It’s a good deal,” Kirsch said, Fred Kirsch, director of the “if you have that capital.” Community for Sustainable CforSE proposed that the City Energy (CforSE), presented look beyond the rebate plan and Overbeck with a stack of letters have the municipal utilities buy from community members and own some solar panels so all supporting the proposed change residents might benefit. in City solar operations. The plan calls to install panels Currently, City Utilities on leased roof space and parking incentivizes solar programs for lots. Kirsch emphasized they home and business customers did not want renewable energy Fort Collins Councilmember Bob Overbeck hosts an informal community meeting to hear problems residents in the form of credits and developments to be put on open face in Fort Collins. PHOTO BY JON PRICE COLLEGIAN rebates. Those who install solar space or natural areas the City photovoltaic systems on their owns. reaching Council. fabrication model of installing Other concerns brought buildings are eligible for rebates “Putting solar panels on top of “It makes an interesting use of solar panels to significantly up during the session were the when enough solar energy is rooftops and parking lots is going space,” Overbeck said. installation lower costs. lack of infrastructure support produced to send back to the to be a lot more work, but I know Overbeck also asked how the “I’m hoping that (the) tariff in the rapidly developing north electric grid, based on the City’s that nobody wants to put solar new tariffs on imported solar cells will encourage someone to pick part of the city leading to traffic net metering system. panels on top of Coyote Ridge,” and modules set by President up (and fund) that RMI model, congestion and the general Utilities also has a community Kirsch said. Donald Trump on Monday might and then Fort Collins could step process of presenting new solar program partnership with Overbeck said any affect the proposal. in on the demand side of it and say evidence in council hearings. Clean Energy Collective at the development proposals would According to Kirsch, Rocky ‘Great, we want to put these solar Samantha Ye can be reached at Riverside Community Solar Array, have to go through several process Mountain Institute is looking panels all over parking lots, all over [email protected]. and a second one with Platte River steps and citizen boards before to develop essentially a pre- town,’” Kirsch said. NEWS 4 Thursday, January 25, 2018

NATIONAL Sanctuary cities threatened with subpoenas By Kate Irby McClatchy Washington Bureau of the threat to public safety or have cooperated with DOJ So-called sanctuary cities contract employees), whether represented by jurisdictions officials so far, the department frequently argue that Section formal or informal, that were that actively thwart the federal said. 1373 is narrow, saying it doesn’t distributed, produced, and/or WASHINGTON – Twenty- government’s immigration require them to comply with in effect during the relevant three cities and states are enforcement enough is Immigration and Customs timeframe, regarding whether facing subpoenas if they do enough.” Enforcement agents but only and how these employees may, not prove they are complying New Orleans Mayor Mitch THE 23 JURISDICTIONS prevents them from hindering or may not, communicate with with federal immigration laws Landrieu, New York Mayor UNDER THREAT OF employees who do so. the Department of Justice, regarding sanctuary cities in a Bill de Blasio and other mayors Local laws typically tiptoe the Department of Homeland “timely manner,” the Justice who had been invited to the SUBPOENA ARE around language in Section Security, and/or Immigration Department announced White House on Wednesday ■ Chicago 1373. For example, a California and Customs Enforcement, or Wednesday. to discuss infrastructure law signed by Gov. Jerry Brown their agents, whether directly Letters were sent to each plans declined the invitation ■ Cook County, Ill. in October has a provision or indirectly.” stating: “A law enforcement of the jurisdictions, which because of DOJ’s action. ■ New York City “For example, if there’s include California, New “Unfortunately, the official shall have discretion to a city council request to a York City and Chicago, on Trump administration’s ■ State of California cooperate with immigration police chief or sheriff to issue authorities only if doing so Wednesday, demanding they decision to threaten mayors ■ a directive to officers not to provide documentation that and demonize immigrants yet Albany, N.Y. would not violate any federal, cooperate with ICE agents,” proves they are not violating again and use cities as political ■ Berkeley, Calif. state, or local law, or local then that would fall under federal law. That law known props in the process has made policy, and where permitted by DOJ’s demands, the senior as Section 1373 says state this meeting untenable,” said ■ Bernalillo County, N.M. the California Values Act.” official said. and local governments can’t Landrieu, the president of the ■ Burlington, Vt. California Attorney When asked how prevent their employees U.S. Conference of Mayors, in a General Xavier Becerra said jurisdictions could provide from communicating press release. ■ City and County of Denver the state would comply with documents that prove they with Immigration and Sacramento, Calif., Mayor ■ Fremont, Calif. the federal request, but that are not doing something, the Naturalization Service Darrell Steinberg was traveling California was in compliance senior DOJ official said he officials about the citizenship to D.C. Wednesday for the U.S. ■ Jackson, Miss. with federal immigration understands it’s a “complex or immigration status of any Conference of Mayors meeting ■ King County, Wash. rules. issue.” individual. but was not invited to the “I will certainly tell you If a jurisdiction fails Attorney General Jeff White House. He said through ■ Lawrence, Mass. that the state of California to respond or respond Sessions is threatening to pull his spokesman that his ■ City of Los Angeles complies with federal law,” sufficiently in a “timely federal grants from cities not “commitment to supporting, said Becerra. “Everyone has to manner,” DOJ plans to issue demonstrating compliance, protecting and defending ■ Louisville Metro, Ky. obey the law and in California subpoenas to obtain the we make it clear that you have though multiple federal courts Sacramento’s immigrant ■ Monterey County, Calif. information, the senior official have blocked President Donald communities is unwavering.” to obey the law, so the state of said. If those documents fail to Trump’s administration from The Justice Department ■ Sacramento County, Calif. California will.” prove the jurisdictions are in Becerra also said the withholding those funds; the sent previous letters in either ■ compliance with Section 1373, issue is still being litigated. April or November to 38 City and County of San state would guard against DOJ may force the return of “I continue to urge all jurisdictions asking for proof Fransisco “overreach” of the application certain federal grants to those jurisdictions under review to they were not violating the ■ Sonoma County, Calif. of federal laws. jurisdictions or withhold them reconsider policies that place federal law. A senior DOJ The letter sent to the in the future. DOJ specifically the safety of their communities official said in a call Wednesday ■ Watsonville, Calif. jurisdictions requests pointed to the Edward Byrne and their residents at risk,” that the 23 on this second ■ West Palm Beach, Fla. “all documents reflectingMemorial Justice Assistance Sessions said. “Protecting list either did not respond or any orders, directives, Grant (JAG) program, the criminal aliens from federal did so inadequately. Other ■ State of Illinois instructions, or guidance leading source of federal immigration authorities jurisdictions that received ■ State of Oregon to your law enforcement justice funding to state and defies common sense and earlier letters but aren’t employees (including, but local jurisdictions. undermines the rule of law. We included in the current round not limited to, police officers, Content pulled from have seen too many examples are either still under review correctional officers, andTribune News Service.

CAMPUS Collaborations to be spoken about at ‘We’re All in This Together’ By Pat Conrey @Load_of_Crop Herman Miller is a publicly- in a company’s backyard. held furniture company based At the upcoming event out of Michigan. Wing manages Wing will explain how business, A model partnership exists Herman Miller’s sustainability universities and communities at Colorado State University, efforts and his work has played need to innovate together to which will be demonstrated by an important role in developing create environmental, social and “We’re All in This Together,” the companies environmental economic benefit. an environmental advocacy policies. The event is being sponsored event held next Monday. From Herman Miller’s website by Colorado State’s School of 5:30-7:00 p.m. Gabe Wing, the explains that they design Environmental Sustainability, guest lecturer, will speak to for repeated use, repair, the Global Social Sustainable students about the importance maintenance and reassembly Enterprise, CSU’s interior design of collaboration in the Bohemian using standard parts, as often program, the Institute for the Auditorium at Rockwell Hall. as possible. Herman Miller also Built Environment and the Gabe Wing, the guest lecturer, operates a rePurpose program. college of Health and Human is the director of Environmental The rePurpose program donates Sciences. Health and Safety at the 100-year used furniture, or other assets Pat Conrey can be reached at -old company, Herman Miller. needed to dispose of to nonprofits [email protected]. NEWS Thursday, January 25, 2018 5

CAMPUS Opioid prevention, election code changes among first legislation ASCSU hears

By Natalia Sperry @Natalia_Sperry 17-0-0. a Good Samaritan clause for stu- lems of ambiguity in the docu- in a student (organization), you According to Williams, there dents who report overdoses. ment, so just making sure that put money into your student were almost 480 deaths related “In many ways, we view this everything is very clear on what fees and you get that money right Overdose prevention, to opioids, including heroin, in is as the first step,” Williams said. is and isn’t fine was important,” back to help your (organization) election code changes and in- Colorado during 2015. In 2016, “The first thing that we can do Siri said. “We want to be good out.” creased funds to the Board for that number fell by six percent, is to get people educated about stewards of student funds and Senate ratifies members of Legisla- Student Organization Fund- according to the Colorado De- the problem, and then also start student opinion.” tive Strategy Advisory Board ing were among the first legisla- partment of Health Care Policy to implement solutions to save Bill to increase funding for student The senate body ratified the tion the Associated Students of and Financing. people’s lives.” programming in the spring semester first members of the new Legisla- Colorado State University senate “Behind each of these num- Election code changes aimed at clar- passes tive Strategy Advisory Board, an discussed in their first meeting of bers though is a face, is a family, ification moves to committee The senate voted 17-0-0 to intra-branch board that seeks to the semester on Jan. 24. and each of these people had Election Manager Tyler Siri allocate $25,000 from the Sen- to create a cohesive governmen- Although the body did go family members that loved them introduced a bill intended to up- ate Discretionary Fund and and tal policy agenda and stances on below quorum as the night went and are having to deal with this,” date the ASCSU Elections Code, $5,000 from the Presidential behalf of ASCSU. on, ASCSU entered a provisional Williams said. which includes fixing typos and Discretionary Fund to the Board The first members of LSAB session which did not alter their The resolution encourag- clarification of the role of the for Student Organization Fund- include Sen. Liam Aubrey, Sen. ability to ratify the legislation of es CSU Administration and the Election Committee as a jury, ing. Jack Wold, Associate Sen. Edgar the night. Department of Residence Life not a police force, according to Last semester, ASCSU fund- Cedillo and Deputy Chief of Staff Joint-resolution aimed at opioid to change the existing policy so Siri. ed 28 groups and 33 events, and Baylee Lakey. overdose prevention passes that Resident Advisors can ad- The bill also prohibits cam- the organization expects an in- “This is the first time this unanimously minister Narcan, a naloxone pre- paigning in the Lory Student creased amount of student pro- board has existed in this form,” Speaker of the Senare Isabel scription medicine that blocks Center and Residence Halls, gramming requests as the office Aubrey said. “I think we have an Brown and Sen. Josh Williams the effects of opioids and revers- unless a private meeting was of Student Leadership, Involve- opportunity to fight for afford- introduced a joint resolution es an overdose, according to the arranged with student organi- ment and Community Engage- able education. This is a land- between ASCSU and CSU’s Res- CDC. Under the previous policy, zations beforehand and no cam- ment is currently gaining two grant institution, which was sup- idence Hall Association aimed RAs were instructed to contact paigning materials are left in the to three new organizations per posed to be in place so that the at the prevention of opioid over- the police so that an officer could building. week, which is an unusual rate average person could go and get doses on campus. administer the prescription. Siri said that the goals for at this time of year according an education and really invest in The senate expedited the The resolution also encour- this bill include clarification of to Director of Finance Robert themselves.” resolution to vote Wednesday ages the University to include current code in order to both Leonard. Natalia Sperry can be reached night, so that the resolution is the number of opioid overdoses streamline the elections process, “I think BSOF is one of the at [email protected]. ready to sign after Monday, Jan. and deaths in its annual drug especially in regard to violations, best dollar for dollar returns on 29, when RHA will vote on the and alcohol report, and asks and increase transparency. student fees that students get,” matter. The resolution passed that there be both amnesty and “Every year we have prob- Leonard said. “If you participate

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NATIONAL Olympic Committee calls for more resignations over Nassar scandal

By Matt Pearce Los Angeles Times The Michigan state House vot- ed 96-11 for a resolution calling for the resignation of Lou Anna Fallout from an Olympic sex- K. Simon, the institution’s pres- ual-abuse scandal continued to ident since 2004. spread Wednesday, as officials “As leader of the university, called for top sports and academ- President Simon is inherently ic leaders to resign over victims’ responsible for perpetuating a allegations that several institu- sick culture that allowed a pred- tions had enabled doctor Larry ator to continue molesting new Nassar’s abuse of gymnasts and young women and girls while other young athletes for decades. also forcing his past victims Immediately after a Michi- to endure their suffering in si- gan circuit court judge imposed lence,” the bill’s sponsor, Dem- a 40-to-175-year prison term on ocratic state Rep. Adam Zemke, Nassar, a former Michigan State said in a statement. “Her blatant University and USA Gymnastics failure to protect students from team doctor, the United States Nassar’s abuse proves that she is Olympic Committee’s chief ex- unfit to continue as president of ecutive called for the entire USA the university, and must resign Gymnastics board to resign and or be removed immediately.” threatened to decertify the or- The lawmakers’ vote fol- ganization as the nation’s gym- lows a decision Tuesday by the nastics governing body unless National Collegiate Athletic As- reforms are made. sociation to open a probe into “The Olympic family is the university, citing “serious among those that have failed concerns about institutional you,” Scott Blackmun wrote. He practices, student-athlete safety said the committee is launching and the institution’s actions to an investigation “by an inde- protect individuals from his be- pendent third party to examine havior.” how an abuse of this proportion A spokesman for the univer- Olympic gymnast Aly Raisman attends the Glamour Women of the Year Awards on Nov. 13, 2017 at the Kings could have gone undetected for sity did not immediately respond Theater in New York City, N.Y. PHOTO COURTESY OF DENNIS VAN TINE/ABACA PRESS/TNS so long.” to a request for comment. On Friday, the university’s the blame on what they saw as being violated all over again.” of our athletes. We will create a Board of Trustees, which had a complicit network of athlet- Raisman then pivoted to di- culture that empowers and sup- already created a $10 million ic and university officials who rect criticism of U.S.A. Gymnas- ports them. Our commitment “Your abuse started fund to support Nassar’s victims, failed to intervene when victims tics president and CEO Kerry is uncompromising, and it is my 30 years ago, but asked Michigan State Attorney tried to alert them about Nas- Perry, accusing her of leaving hope that everything we do going General Bill Schuette to investi- sar’s assaults. court partway through the testi- forward makes this very clear.” that’s just the first gate the university’s actions in- “Your abuse started 30 years mony of victims. Three board members for reported incident we volving Nassar. ago, but that’s just the first re- Raisman noted that Perry the gymnastics organization On the same day, Simon ported incident we know of,” came on as president in Novem- have already resigned over the know of.” told students in an open letter Olympic gymnast Aly Raisman, a ber, after Nassar’s reign of abuse, scandal, and the group has end- ALY RAISMAN that she was “truly sorry for the star member of the U.S. women’s but “unfortunately, you’ve tak- ed its lease at the remote Kar- OLYMPIC GYMNAST abuse Nassar’s victims suffered, gymnastics team, said in a court en on an organization that I feel olyi Ranch in Texas, which was the pain it caused, and the pain it statement directed at Nassar. is rotting from the inside, and both a training crucible for the continues to cause,” adding that “If over these many years, just while this may not be what you nation’s elite gymnasts and the the 54-year-old doctor “utterly one adult listened and had the thought you were getting into, site of many of Nassar’s abusive betrayed everyone’s trust and courage and character to act, this you will be judged by how you encounters with athletes. The inquiry, whose results everything for which the univer- tragedy could have been avoided. deal with it.” One of the gymnasts assault- will be made public, will “in- sity stands.” I and so many others would have In a statement after Nassar’s ed there, Mattie Larson, told the clude” the U.S. Olympic Commit- For several days, scores of never, ever met you.” sentencing Wednesday, Perry court that she was so afraid to re- tee and USA Gymnastics. women have visited the Ingham The record showed that over said the victims’ accounts “have turn to the ranch, which she de- “We need to know when County Circuit Court in Lansing, and over again, when women left a lasting impression on all of scribed as a perfect environment complaints were brought for- Mich., to tell similar stories of and girls came forward, “adult us” and that “every day, their sto- for a predator, that she purposely ward and to who,” Blackmun how they were sexually abused after adult, many in positions of ries will impact my decisions as injured herself so she wouldn’t wrote. by Nassar, who used his position authority, protected you, telling president and CEO.” have to go back. Harsh scrutiny also contin- as a highly praised athletic doc- each survivor it was O.K., that Perry added: “As stated on “I have never felt so small ued to fall on Michigan State tor to victimize athletes during you weren’t abusing them,” Ra- my first day on Dec. 1, 2017, I will and disposable in my life,” Lar- University, whose administra- treatment sessions. isman said. “In fact, many adults not waiver on my commitment to son said. tors failed to act after victims In their victim impact state- had you convince the survivors focus each and every day on our Content pulled from Tribune raised red flags about Nassar’s ments before the court, sever- that they were being dramatic or organization’s highest priority: News Service. behavior as early as the 1990s. al women laid at least part of had been mistaken. This is like the safety, health and well-being OPINION Thursday, January 25, 2018 7

LETTERS Confusing terms you should know this election season By Jane Everham two senators, but population for the 2020 census. in a reasonably balanced @CSUCollegian IMPORTANT DEFINITIONS determines the number of Due to the shift in map. Colorado has elected representatives. population within the state, both state and national Editor’s Note: All opinion ■ Apportionment Districting is the process of district lines will also have legislative members whose section content reflects the Determines the number of rep- drawing the lines to establish to be redrawn to establish party affiliation reflects the views of the individual author resentatives to the U.S. House of the population each U.S. House the 65 House districts and popular vote. This commission only and does not represent a Representatives allotted to each member will represent. Both the 35 Senate districts of the is currently being restructured stance taken by the Collegian state based on population. apportionment and Colorado Assembly. and controversy surrounds or its editorial board. Letters ■ Districting districting are determined We need to ensure an this ongoing process. Citizens to the Editor reflect the view The process of drawing the by the Census, and the accurate census and that need to pay attention and be of a member of the campus lines to establish the population number of representatives is the districts are drawn by an engaged to see that this process community and are submitted each U.S. House muember will recalculated, and the districts impartial, independent body creates districts where all to the publication for approval. represent. are redrawn every ten years. that works to guarantee an Coloradans are represented. After the 2020 census, equal voice to all Coloradans. Jane Everham Dear Collegian, Colorado will likely be In 2000, redistricting was Letters may be sent to The 2018 election season apportioned an additional done badly, delayed several [email protected]. When is upon us, and terminology determines the number of congressional district/ years, and finally set in 2004 submitting letters, please related to the election can representatives to the U.S. representative due to by the Colorado Supreme abide by the guidelines listed at be confusing, psrticulsrly House of Representatives our population growth. Court. After the 2010 census, collegian.com. apportionment and districting. allotted to each state based Redistricting guidelines are in a politician commission drew Apportionment on population. Each state has the works now in preparation district lines that resulted

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COLLEGIAN COLUMNISTS Raw water trend the height of health privilege Now consider typhoid, a scourge of Cincinnati in the early Michelle 1900s, which was rampant with Fredrickson illness and death until a water @mfredrickson42 filtration system was installed, at which point the disease dropped precipitously. Water filtration is largely considered to be one of the best Editor’s Note: All opinion section public health advances in the content reflects the views of the world. The raw water trend individual author only and does threatens to undo this advance, not represent a stance taken by the and have people paying for the Collegian or its editorial board. privilege. Dysentery, giardia, E. coli, I have done health work and salmonella are waterborne in parts of the world where diarrheal diseases that can be water filtration isn’t widely caused by bacteria or parasites. implemented. The water-borne They are all quite rare in the diseases that we don’t even think United States today, but a new about here are rampant in other so-called “health” trend has parts of the world where water people paying for exposure to filtration isn’t working. Just this illness and many others. think about Haiti and the cholera The raw water trend first outbreak after the devastating came into the national spotlight earthquake destroyed the in a write-up from the New York infrastructure in 2010, and was Times. Raw water is untreated-- smashed again after Hurricane straight from the spring. There Matthew in 2016. is no filtration and no added Buying into the raw water fluoride. Drinking raw water is trend is a slap in the face to the dangerous, potentially deadly people who die every day because and indicative of an even larger they lack access to treated water. problem: health privilege. The World Health Live Water, the company Organization has determined that started this trend, advertises that hundreds of millions of that they believe water is perfect people die or are permanently just the way it is. It comes from disfigured each year from the basic misconception that waterborne diseases, diseases if chemicals are added, that that our water filtration system must mean it’s bad. They charge keeps out. Almost 850,000 somewhere between $12 and $16 people, mostly children, die per jug. specifically from diarrheal Paying this much for diseases like E. coli or giardia. exposure to unfiltered water and These diseases are preventable, the associated diseases is the and water filtration is the best height of privileged ignorance. way to prevent them. Millions of people die annually Within the last decade, the because they lack access to water WHO has called water-borne filtration, and it is disrespectful diseases the leading killer to all those people globally to pay worldwide. They are a serious for the same disease exposure, global public health problem, just because of an unscientific and now some people in the aversion to fluoride. United States have decided to It is very important to show off their privilege by paying understand that most of the for unfiltered water, when water filtration process isn’t other people around the world putting fluoride in – it’s taking are dying because they don’t things out. Water straight from have access to anything besides the source without any filtration unfiltered water. can come with a lot of unhealthy Much like the anti- things in it – parasites, bacteria, vaccination movement, the raw pesticides – that filtration water movement preys on the removes. fact that our collective memory After a new water treatment center was put in place in Cincinnati, typhoid cases dropped precipitously, show- Our filtration system isn’t no longer recalls how terrible ing the benefits of filtration. PHOTO COURTESY OF WCPO perfect. The situation in Flint these diseases are. These haven’t proves that. But we are still much been a major problem in the better off with filtration than United States for a long time, but patently false. Many scientific innovations of the 20th century. at its absolute height. without. if enough people jump on the raw studies have demonstrated This reason for the raw Anybody considering this I am getting my master’s water bandwagon the diseases the safety of fluoride and the water movement is absurd, not needs to take into account degree in epidemiology, and could make a comeback. We’ve amount of fluoride in the water rooted in any fact, and as a result the facts and the science. Just water filtration is an extremely seen it happen with measles as is controlled and recommended is putting people in danger for no because we live in Colorado important advance in the a result of the anti-vaccination by scientists who research the good reason. where the streams look nice field. Consider cholera, which movement. long-term effects of fluoride for UNICEF estimates that doesn’t mean we can’t get spread via contaminated water A major reason the raw a living. Fluoride is extremely 5,000 children die of diarrheal waterborne diseases. If this until John Snow, the father water movement has taken off good for dental health and has diseases every day. Yet some trend takes off, it could set public of epidemiology, was able to is because of the fear of fluoride been endorsed by every major Americans with too much health back decades. prove that it was coming from in the water. The creator of public health organization, and money to spend are choosing Michelle Fredrickson can be contaminated water and cut off Live Water has called fluoride a considered by the CDC to be to pay to expose themselves to reached at [email protected]. the source. “mind control drug.” This is just one of the top 10 public health untreated water. This is privilege OPINION Thursday, January 25, 2018 9

NATIONAL Why going to 7-Eleven has become a political act By David L. Ulin Los Angeles Times will enforce the law, and if you are owners for higher fees. away with Temporary Protected to conduct at-large arrests in local found to be breaking the law, you Late last year, the National Status for 200,000 Salvadorans neighborhoods and at worksites, will be held accountable.” Coalition of Associations of in the United States, “part of what which will inevitably result in A few times a week, I visit the Oh, come on. The raids were 7-Eleven Franchisees filedappears an effort ... ,” argued a additional collateral arrests.” 7-Eleven in my mid-city neighbor- nothing but political theater, another suit in California alleging Baltimore Sun editorial, “to go na- We have every reason, then, hood to pick up a six-pack or a bag intended to terrify the most additional coercive attempts at tionality-by-nationality to show to see the recent raids as a signal of snacks. What I see there looks vulnerable. corporate control. the door to Latino and Latina im- of what’s to come: ICE agents to me like a pretty pure portrait According to news reports, Still, 7-Eleven stores have long migrants, legal or illegal.” swooping down on restaurants, of America. The place is open all the raided 7-Eleven owners will be offered a positive vehicle for im- The day after the raids, the car washes, convenience stores hours and it serves all kinds: Par- “audited” for immigration offens- migrants, especially South Asians, president made his blatantly racist and construction sites. ents buying after-school snacks es, but such audits don’t require to ascend into the middle class. comments denigrating Haiti, El Indeed, the San Francisco for their children, laborers getting dramatic predawn raids and rarely Franchise costs are relatively af- Salvador and countries in Africa Chronicle reported last week that cold drinks on hot afternoons, result in successful prosecution fordable, and in 2013, the National while torpedoing a fix for the De- “U.S. immigration officials have neighbors stopping in for a few anyway. Business owners have Minority Franchising Initiative ferred Action for Childhood Arriv- begun preparing for a major sweep items before the evening meal. A access to lawyers, and it’s hard to reported that 57 percent of the als program. in San Francisco and other North- family from India owns the fran- prove they knowingly hired un- chain’s stores were minority-run. That none of this is particular- ern California cities in which fed- chise; mother, father, son and documented workers. Workers, The result, as my neighborhood ly surprising – the president, re- eral officers would look to arrest daughter, all of whom work long on the other hand, can be deported store illustrates, can be a vivid member, kicked off his campaign more than 1,500 undocumented hours in the store. with little or no due process. demonstration of the American by calling Mexicans criminals and people while sending a message On Jan. 10, U.S. Customs and It’s not that 7-Eleven owners dream. rapists, then began his presiden- that immigration policy will be en- Immigration Enforcement agents and the company’s corporate lead- It seems incredible to have to cy with the Muslim “travel ban” forced in the sanctuary state.” descended on 98 7-Elevens in 17 ership are without their issues. remind ourselves, at this point in – makes it no less troubling, espe- Theater again, although not states, including California. It was During the Obama administra- the history of the Republic, that cially in California, which is, as of for those who are arrested. For a show of force that must have tion, several franchisees in New immigration and immigrants – Jan. 1, a sanctuary state. them, this is all too real. played well with the president’s York and Virginia were indicted with and without papers – are the The California Values Act I never thought going to a anti-immigrant base. Although for running a scheme in which, backbone of the American econ- prevents police from asking about convenience store would become my mid-city outpost wasn’t target- according to then-Atty. Gen. Lo- omy. Again and again, research immigration status or cooperat- a political act, but here we are. I’ll ed, a store in Culver City and three retta Lynch, “immigrant workers shows immigration’s net positive ing with federal immigration au- keep supporting my local 7-Elev- in Koreatown were. ICE didn’t were routinely forced, upon threat economic effect. “Immigrants, we thorities, with some exceptions. en, and any other franchise that detain anyone in Los Angeles, but of job loss or deportation, to work get the job done,” Lin-Manuel Mi- A related law allows employers gets raided. 21 workers suspected of being in upwards of 100 hours a week.” randa exults in the musical “Ham- to be prosecuted if, in state Atty. It would be un-American, or the country illegally were arrested Closer to home, a group of ilton,” whose hero emigrated from Gen. Xavier Becerra’s words, they un-Californian, to do otherwise. nationwide. Southern California franchise the Caribbean island of Nevis on “voluntarily start giving up infor- Content pulled from Tribune “Today’s actions,” declared owners sued 7-Eleven in 2014 for his way to helping found the Unit- mation about ... or access to their News Service. acting ICE director Thomas D. “aggressive and discriminatory” ed States. employees” without a warrant. Homan, “send a strong message practices, which included taking Just two days before the When Gov. Jerry Brown to U.S. businesses that hire and away stores for minor violations 7-Eleven raids, the Trump admin- signed the laws, Homan responded employ an illegal work force: ICE and turning them over to new istration announced it would do that “ICE will have no choice but SPORTS 10 Thursday, January 25, 2018

GOLF Rams eager to carry momentum into spring season

By Mack Beaulieu @Macknz_James

The Colorado State women’s golf team will be back in action next week after a long layover from a fall finish where the team showed glimpses of its full potential. Using each other as barom- eters, the young team hopes to push themselves to the top of more tournaments this spring. “One thing with this team is that they feed off of competition, they feed off trying to beat one another,” coach Annie Young said. “I think it helps to have a very competitive team that al- ways wants to win in whatever they’re doing.”

“Coming back, it’s very obvious that they’ve put in some good time. They’re ready to go... All of them have come back with excitement to play and get out and just start competing right away.” ANNIE YOUNG COACH Junior Katrina Prendergast drives the ball during the 2017 fall season PHOTO COURTESY OF CSU ATHLETICS

helps keep us three returners put ourselves in the position at ing the elements over break, good time,” Young said. “They’re Veteran leadership is scarce focused...I think they motivated least and we had never really they were forced to work on ready to go... All of them have on this team. Besides junior Ka- us as well just to be like, ‘Let’s go done that before.” their short game indoors while come back with excitement to trina Prendergast, the team does win this UC Irvine tournament.’” The team looks to use this practicing other mechanics out- play and get out and just start not have a single upperclassman It’s the first time at CSU that momentum going forward to side. The Rams’ typical No. 2, competing right away.” in their ranks. However, after Secor has really felt that sense make regionals, and possibly the Secor came back early from the Prendergast and Secor are a tough finish at the Las Vegas from the whole team. NCAA tournament. Prendergast comfort of home in Oregon for world ranked amateurs while Collegiate Showdown on Oct. “Last year was a rebuilding knows it’s up to the team to carry the luxury of indoor facilities in sophomore transfers Brooke 24, 2017 and a talking to from year for us,” Secor continued. that momentum into the spring Fort Collins. Nolte and Fiona Hebbel compet- Young, the team seemed galva- “We kind of had to take a step portion of their schedule. The “Its hard going back home ed at the top of their conferences nized. Competitive individuals back... and I think adding these veteran is keeping a level head to practice when you don’t have last year. Two former high school playing in a team format may three girls definitely was a big key and it seems as though the rest a heated bay to hit out of or an state champions in sophomore have helped keep this team on in why this team is so motivated of the team is as well by getting in indoor putting green to put on Jessica Sloot and freshman Ha- course, as the they finished third and played well at UC Irvine.” the work over winter break. or chip on,” Secor said. “I had a ley Greb round out the young in their next tournament at the Prendergast echoed the “It’s always good to end the rough time practicing when I roster. UC Irvine Invitational. thoughts of Secor on their third- spring season well, but we’ve was at home, but I just decided Competing against each oth- “We got hit with a good place finish at the Invitational. got to keep that going the whole to come back 10 days early to get er, the talented Rams will look dose of reality after that UNLV “Everyone tried to play their year,” Prendergast said. “That back into the groove of things.” to build one another’s strengths tournament,” sophomore Ellen best and put everything they break in between sometimes can Her teammates have been heading into the spring season. Secor said. “I think that still had into that last tournament break us, but I hope that all the just as committed, according to Mack Beaulieu can be motivates us, our three new girls to show everyone what we had,” work we’ve put in can pay off and Young. reached by email at sports@ are very competitive girls and Prendergast said. “We may not carry into this season.” “Coming back, its very ob- collegian.com. they don’t like losing. I think that have come out with a W, but we With many players fight- vious that they’ve put in some The Rocky Mountain Collegian | Thursday, January 25, 2018 11 Zany Zin Sale!

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NATIONAL Is Rockies’ Arenado baseball’s best third baseman? By Patrick Saunders followed by Bryant, the Indians’ The Denver Post Jose Ramirez and then Arenado at No. 3. Jan. 22 – Is Nolan Arenado Petriello couched his the best third baseman in rankings by writing this: baseball? “There’s about 5,000 “Of course he is.” different ways you could order That’s the automatic answer the top seven names here, and for those who frequently literally any one of them would venture to Coors Field or be defensible. Call it a seven- regularly watch Rockies games way tie for first. ... on TV. For them, it’s gospel We can’t stress this enough: truth. Being ranked third or fifth or Arenado’s spectacular seventh here is not an insult. fielding – a tantalizing mixture This is baseball’s most stacked of consistency and “did-you- position.” see-that?!” acrobatics – has As for Arenado, this is what many Rockies fans thinking he Petriello wrote: has a chance to be the best third “Arenado is obviously a baseman of all time. His ability star, and many will find his to drive in runs and produce in ranking of “only” fourth as a the clutch only adds weight to disappointment, or even an his fans’ claims. insult. It’s not: As we said, any of Considers a few of statistical the first seven names here could nuggets about the 26-year-old be first. Arenado’s calling card is third baseman: his elite defense, and if this list * He is just the second was entirely about fielding, he’d player in major-league history be No. 1, though the gap between with three or more seasons of him and some of the other studs at least 35 home runs and 130 here with the glove is relatively RBIs before age 27. Only Hall of small. Famer Jimmie Foxx had more, We do, of course, have to with four seasons. account for Coors Field, because * In 2017, he led the majors we can’t just look at Arenado’s with an .801 slugging percentage 37 homers and 130 runs batted with runners in scoring position, in without going a little deeper. the best in Colorado history and Arenado enjoyed a +113 point the best in the majors since edge in slugging at home in 2017 Albert Pujols slugged .802 with (.644 to .531), similar to what he RISP in 2006. got in 2016 (+154 points) and for * He’s won a Gold Glove in his career (+120 points). While each of his first five seasons in there’s evidence that calling the majors. Coors home can also hurt you on I’m blessed to see Arenado the road, it’s not nearly enough play almost every day. I know to balance it all out. what his teammates feel about Look at it this way: The top him. For me, he is currently the six third basemen in wOBA in best. 2017 were essentially in a six- The two men who have way tie at the top: managed Arenado in the big .400 -- Jacob Turner leagues have not been shy with .399 -- Bryant their opinions. Walt Weiss called .396 -- Donaldson him “the best third baseman I’ve .396 -- Ramirez ever seen.” Last summer, Bud .395 -- Arenado Black called Arenado the “best .394 -- Anthony Rendon defensive player in the game.” That means that they There is not, however, a all produced about exactly The Colorado Rockies’ Nolan Arenado hits a two-run home run during the third inning against the Miami Mar- lins at Marlins Park in Miami on Friday, Aug. 11, 2017. The Marlins won, 6-3. general consensus that Arenado the same with the bat. But PHOTO COURTESY OF DAVID SANTIAGO/EL NUEVO HERALD/TNS is indeed the best. remember, wOBA is not park- Some in the national media, adjusted, which means that those who don’t see his magic as the others got there without is a clear statistical advantage in the big leagues and finished in how he feels about where he often as I do, penalize him for the boost that Coors provides. to playing half of their games the top 10 in the MVP voting in places in the various rankings. playing half his games at Coors Turner, for example, out-hit in Coors Field. But Rockies’ each of the past three seasons, “I don’t really (pay Field. Or they count Arenado’s Arenado while calling a pitcher’s officials made a fair point about and he plays ferociously -- he’s attention),” he said. “I worth solely on the basis of WAR park home. It doesn’t mean this dynamic: the performance like a middle linebacker at third appreciate the fans and all of and other advanced metrics. Arenado isn’t great, or isn’t a of pitchers who work in base, attacking and intercepting that, absolutely. But there are Recently, on MLB Network, star; he absolutely is. It matters, ballparks clearly favorable to ground balls. a lot of great players out there “The Shredder,” which ranks though.” them -- like the pitchers of the From Sarah Langs: He has and there are a lot of great third players based on multiple However, ESPN’s Buster Dodgers, Giants or Padres -- 104 Defensive Runs Saved at basemen. statistics, rated the Cubs’ Kris Olney, another national baseball isn’t dissected in the same way. third base since his 2013 debut. “It is what it is. I can see why Bryant No. 1 and Arenado No 2. writer, recently ranked Arenado So sure, Nolan Arenado The next-most at third base is some people pick other players, Fans, however, chose Arenado No. 1. does do a lot of damage in his Manny Machado, with 74. and I can see what others pick No. 1, as did one of the panelists, Here’s what Olney wrote: home games, but he’s a great Another: In 2017, he joined me. So it’s all good. I don’t take former Major League third “When position players are player no matter where he is. Hall of Famers Mike Schmidt it personal, I just like to go play baseman Mike Lowell. compared, the Rockies’ players He generated 87 extra-base and Wade Boggs as the only baseball.” MLB.com columnist are always assigned demerits hits and drove in at least 130 third basemen to win at least That’s a typical Arenado Mike Petriello took the MLB because, almost without runs for the third consecutive three straight Silver Slugger response. Network’s list and turned it on exception, their numbers at season, and had a career-high Awards. (Schmidt won five Content pulled from Tribune its head. Petriello ranked the home are markedly better than .959 OPS. He has won a Gold straight, Boggs four straight.)” News Service. Blue Jay’s Josh Donaldson No. 1, on the road. For hitters, there Glove in each of his five seasons I recently asked Arenado SPORTS Thursday, January 25, 2018 15

began in pregame chat when Basketball the seniors of the Rams came together and shared a moment >> from page 1 and stated that their careers had only so much remaining time. For the remainder of the continued their run deep into season, they agreed that every- the third, leaving the Moby thing needed to be put on the faithful to “stand for D” the en- line. tirety of their 16-0 run. A team only averaging 59.9 “That third quarter was points per game coming into as good a quarter as we’ve had the contest, the Rams exceeded here,” coach Ryun Williams their average through just the said. “That was a beautiful first three quarters, tallying 65, quarter of basketball. (As good moving the game to rout terri- as) any of our years here. It tory with a 27-point lead enter- should just send a message to ing the fourth. this team that we’ve got in in With the game in hand, Wil- us.” liams was able to enter every The overwhelming story of available Ram into the game, the game was Tvrdy who gen- giving his starters and regulars erated 28 points to go along much needed rest. Only two with 10 boards and four steals, players breached the 30-min- her first double-double of the ute plateau. With a slow start to year. Shattering her previous their offensive year, the Rams season high of 17 points, Tvrdy made a statement in the middle found her way inside early and of their conference schedule, a often, nary an answer from the trend Williams thinks can only Aztecs. go further. “I think it’s just the mind- “(This game) is a statement set,” Tvrdy said. “They were to ourselves, not really anybody guarding us out, extended, so else,” Williams said. “This is if you just got by your man, it’s what our basketball team is ca- wide open. So that was kind of pable of and the ball does go in Redshirt senior Hannah Tvdry attempts to score a basket against the San Diego Aztecs. just my idea, I (thought), ‘If I the basket.” PHOTO BY JULIA BAILEY COLLEGIAN get past my man, I should get to Looking to keep their mo- a team that recently hung 89 between the Rams and their 2 Luke Zahlmann can be the rim.’” mentum going, the Rams will points on the same Aztecs p.m. tip against the Lobos in reached at sports@collegian. A career night for Tvrdy host New Mexico Saturday, team. Two days of rest stand Moby Arena. com. SPORTS 16 Thursday, January 25, 2018

SWIM & DIVE CSU prepares for final home meet of season

By Evan Grant we have to compete and try to @EGrantSports win,” CSU head coach Woody Woodard said in a statement. “Air The Colorado State swim- Force is a tough rival that took us ming and diving team will com- in a dual last year and our girls pete against Air Force at Moby carried that into conference.” Pool Friday afternoon in the Air Force currently has a 5-6 team’s final home meet of the record heading into the com- season. The Rams are coming off petition against the Rams. The a two week break since their last Falcons missed their last meet competition against the Univer- against UNLV due to the shut- sity of Northern Colorado. down of the U.S government During that time, junior during which no Air Force teams Tonicia Thomas won the Moun- competed in any sports. tain West Swimmer of the Week The meet against CSU Award after the team won its five was in question, but due to the previous competitions to boost government’s resumption, Air their overall record to 7-3 on the Force will again compete in season. athletic activities. The dual meet against the This meet will be a good Falcons will be CSU’s first com- chance for the Rams to protect petition against Air Force this their home advantage and try to A Colorado State swimmer competes against Northern Arizona on Jan. 12. season and will be a good chance improve their home record on PHOTO BY TONY VILLALOBOS MAY COLLEGIAN for the dive team to get a look the season. CSU currently sits at at the Falcons before traveling 1-2 in the events that have taken Force and New Mexico. overcome the Falcons. from Feb. 14-17. down to Colorado Springs to place at Moby Arena this season. The Rams will look to Thom- The dual-meet will begin at Evan Grant can be reached by compete in the Air Force Diving Last season, CSU lost to Air as who has lead the team all sea- Moby Pool on Friday, Jan. 26 at email at [email protected]. Invitational on Feb. 2-3. Force in Colorado Springs by son long in backstroke events as 4 p.m. This will be the swimming “It’s not a meet where we can a score of 123-158 during a tri- well as the talents of sophomore team’s last competition until the go in and just swim proper races; meet which included CSU, Air Marie Goodwyn to help them Mountain West Tournament

FOOTBALL Gallup impresses during Senior Bowl practices

By Colin Barnard defender at the line of scrim- @ColinBarnard_ mage before running a post route and bringing in a pass Colorado State wide receiv- over his head. er Michael Gallup has long im- Gallup’s production pressed those close to Fort Col- followed him into day two of lins and CSU football. In the practice where he continued days leading up to the Senior to impress those in Mobile. Bowl, some of that excitement Early in the day, he showed is now spreading. deep-threat ability by Through the first two days separating himself from a of practice in Mobile, Ala., Gal- defensive back and hauling in lup flashed the skills that made a long touchdown pass from him a Biletnikoff Award finalist Wyoming’s Josh Allen. and consensus All-American. Considered by many to be More importantly for his stock one of his weaknesses, speed in April’s NFL draft, people are was not an issue for Gallup on noticing. the first day of practice. Zebra Gallup has gained the at- Technologies, a player tracking tention of draft scouts and me- system, measured Gallup dia members over two produc- as the fastest player on the tive days of practice. During North team during Tuesday’s 1-on-1 and 11-on-11 drills, Gal- practice, clocking in at over 20 lup’s playmaking ability has mph. Still, others in attendance been impossible to ignore. were less impressed with his Senior Wide Receiver Michael Gallup (4) hauls in a pass during the first half of the Rams’ 16-13 loss at Wyo- ming. PHOTO BY JAVON HARRIS COLLEGIAN During the first day of practice, performance, dismayed by Gallup easily beat a defender in an inability to separate from overall, to the Dallas Cowboys. Gallup and the rest of the Gallup will also participate in press coverage and impressed defenders. PFF graded Gallup as the top Senior Bowl participants will the NFL Scouting Combine be- with his in-game speed. The verdict is still out on wide receiver in college foot- have one more day of practice ginning on Feb. 27. Later in the day, Gallup be- where Gallup belongs in the ball throughout the 2017 sea- on Thursday before playing in Colin Barnard can be gan developing a rapport with NFL draft. Pro Football Focus son. Other draft analysts slot the game on Saturday at 12:30 reached by email at sports@ Oklahoma quarterback, Baker recently predicted Gallup as Gallup in the middle rounds of p.m. on NFL Network. collegian.com. Mayfield. Gallup again shook a a first-round selection, No. 19 the seven-round process. Following the Senior Bowl, The Rocky Mountain Collegian | Thursday, January 25, 2018 17 COLOR ME

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NATIONAL Miller faced more attention from opponents than ever in 2017

By Nick Kosmider The Denver Post

The New York Jets missed the memo. Leaving Von Miller one- on-one with an offensive tackle often leads to a one-on-one collision between the Broncos’ star outside linebacker and the quarterback that tackle is trying to protect. Yet, there Miller was late in the third quarter of the Broncos’ game against the Jets in Week 14, staring straight ahead at 324-pound, second-year tackle Brandon Shell. When the snap came, Miller immediately realized help wouldn’t follow. So he darted from the right side of the formation toward Shell’s right shoulder before dipping and spinning like a cyclone. Shell was powerless to crouch that low. The play ended with Shell helping scoop his quarterback, Josh McCown, off the turf and Miller flailing and twisting his limbs in a Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Alex Smith (11) is sacked by Denver Broncos outside linebacker Von Miller (58) dance that celebrated his 10th in the second quarter on Thursday, Sept. 17, 2015, at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Mo. The Broncos won, sack of the season. 31-24. PHOTO COURTESY OF JOHN SLEEZER/KANSAS CITY STAR/TNS It was a moment of freedom within a play rarely afforded to Miller this past season. Life still finished the season ranked “I just got to get healthy inactive in six games. After for one of the league’s premier third in total defense at 290 and take care of myself and showing some strong flashes at pass rushers in 2017 was an yards allowed per game, the get back to being the Shane defensive end, including a sack endless gauntlet of chips, lack of pressure was a factor in that I can be,” Ray said toward and three tackles in the season double-teams and protection the Broncos surrendering 29 the end of the season. “It’s finale against the Chiefs, it schemes designed to limit his touchdown passes, their most hard to do that after three appears Walker’s future will be game-wrecking impact. since 2014. wrist surgeries. ... I got to get on the defensive line. “Now it’s just like the Some reasons for the healthy, man.” So where does that leave norm, every single play all decline in pressure were Ray’s injury left the the Broncos as they aim game,” Miller said. “In college, easier to identify than others. Broncos thin at outside to improve their pass rush they would start to chip, but Once DeMarcus Ware retired linebacker. Shaquil Barrett, a from the outside linebacker after a while, they would, like, following the 2016 season, former undrafted player out of spot? Much will hinge on stop. Now it’s like every play.” there was a clear path for Colorado State, showed strides the recovery of Ray, who has And while Miller fought Shane Ray, a first-round pick in his third season despite shown flashes of elite talent through it to earn his sixth in 2015, to step into a starring missing all of training camp as an edge rusher. If he can Pro Bowl appearance, his sixth role at outside linebacker. Ray with his own injury issues. His be healthy, he figures to take double-digit sack season in was coming off an eight-sack four sacks ranked fourth on some of the pressure off Miller seven years and a distinction effort as a part-time starter the team, but he was unable to on the opposite edge. as the second-most effective in 2016, and his offseason was record one in any of Denver’s Barrett, meanwhile, is edge rusher in the NFL dedicated toward preparing final five games. a restricted free agent. The behind the Saints’ Cameron for the grind of being an every- DeMarcus Walker, ball is in the Broncos’ court Jordan, according to Pro down rusher opposite Miller. Denver’s second-round pick when it comes to retaining Football Focus, the Broncos Those plans were in 2017, had an up-and-down their homegrown linebacker, were largely unable to take compromised during the first season as he made the switch who has expressed a desire to advantage of all the attention week of training camp when from defensive end to outside remain in Denver. That trio paid him. Ray suffered a wrist injury that linebacker early in training alone, if fully healthy, could The Broncos ranked 22nd required surgery. He didn’t camp. Before switching back theoretically restore a pass in the NFL with 33 sacks. The make it back until Oct. 30, and to defensive end amid a slew rush that took a step back in average number among playoff he landed back on the injured- of injuries toward the end 2017. But don’t be surprised if teams this season was 42. And reserve list with two games of the season, Walker failed the Broncos turn toward the Denver’s sack total was nine left in the regular season. The to provide much impact at draft to search for another fewer than its yield in 2016 and wrist continued to hamper Ray outside linebacker even rusher who can take some 19 fewer than its Super Bowl- when he was on the field he during Ray’s absence in the of the attention off their winning defense had in 2015. had a total of three surgeries first half of the season. He franchise player. The Broncos in 2017 and he played at a much lighter was the fourth player at the Content pulled from were also among the league’s weight than he planned to position behind Miller, Barrett Tribune News Service. bottom eight teams in terms prior to the season because and Kasim Edebali (who was of quarterback hurries and he was unable to lift weights cut in November), and his slow knockdowns. Though Denver during the season. grasp of special teams left him ARTS & CULTURE Thursday, January 25, 2018 19

MUSIC Lil Skies’ debut album is nothing special By Henry Netherland melody does not go anywhere cadence to Drake. He comes off @NetherlandHenry interesting as an auto-tune- as a mixture of alternative R&B, slathered Skies mozies through Atlanta auto tuned crooning and Lil Skies’ debut album is the track stripped of any humanity South Florida SoundCloud rap. enjoyable but uninventive. in his voice. On “Cloudy Skies,” he even uses On his major debut, “Life of a an instrumental and vocal styling Dark Rose,” Philly up-and-comer similar to the late Lil Peep. The Lil Skies attempts to show the LIL SKIES only aspects that prevent Skies world who he really is. The album ■ Favorite songs from being a direct copy cat of his lasts a typical 40 minutes long “Nowadays,” “Welcome to the contemporaries are his lyrics. with 14 tracks sitting at about Rodeo,” Lettuce Sandwich,” “The Skies is noticeably putting three minutes on average each. in more effort into the meaning There is not really a theme to the Clique” of his music than the average overall album. Every song seems ■ Least favorite song trap rapper. While there are the to act independently similar to a “Garden” typical trap cliches—drugs, money mixtape. and girls—woven within these The opener, “Welcome to ■ Available on cliches are personal lyrics adding the Rodeo,” starts the album off Spotify and iTunes up to a moderately entertaining in a surprisingly aggressive way. storyline. Most of the lyrics circle Skies describes his come up and around his come-up and how his how he will continue pursuing An instance when auto-tune personal life has been affected his ambitions in spite of his actually works to his advantage since blowing up. There is not hardships. One line that stood out is on “Lettuce Sandwich.” His anything that would win a poetry the most not only on the song, but energetic flow mixed with a more contest, but the lyrics do give the on the album as a whole was, “I got nasal inflection, auto-tune and listener a better idea of who Skies tattoos on my face, I use that shit as the best production on the whole really is. motivation. I could never get a job, project makes for an unexpected Should you listen to it? Maybe. so for my dream, I’m dedicated.” treat. Overall, listening to this was This line as well as a few others Out of the two major an enjoyable experience. I would show an interesting side of self- singles released for this project, recommend this to anyone who awareness on Skies’ part by “Red Roses” and “Nowadays,” enjoys trap music and wants a offering the audience a chance to “Nowadays” is the clear superior little more until the subgenre see the high stakes involved within of the two. Both tracks feature the fades from being the cultural the music industry. album’s sole guest, Landon Cube. zeitgeist in contemporary music. Vocally, Skies relies heavily I enjoy the moody sentiment of Despite their liberal use of auto- on auto-tune. This is blatant on the track. I can also appreciate tune, Skies and Cube both have nearly every song. And while it is his flow changes. In the lyrics, he solid vocals, which are enjoyable to pretty tolerable for the duration talks about fake friends who only say the least. “Life of a Dark Rose” of the project, on “Garden” it support you after you have found is a bit of a one-trick pony, but it becomes hard to listen to. Acting success. Cube and Skies’ chemistry is engaging front to back. Skies as the background vocals are add a lot to the song. Cube’s shows a decent amount of skill, but ugly, distorted auto-tune cries choir boy vocals are melodically it would be nice to see him come similar to the ones found on sweet and they help break up the into his own before the trap sound Kanye West’s “My Beautiful Dark monotony of Skies’ voice. fades away completely. Hopefully Twisted Fantasy,” but much more Skies’ biggest flaw is that he he will be more ambitious in his Check us out on uncoordinated. It feels as though references his contemporaries a future endeavors. the producers only added them little too frequently to the point Henry Netherland can be in so Skies did not sound so bare when it almost becomes mimicry. reached at entertainment@ collegian.com by himself. Other than that, the His voice has an uncannily similar collegian.com.

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FEATURES Plasma Canvas spreads message of inclusivity, self truth and rebellion

By Miranda Moses is a concept album,” Ash said. @mirandasrad “I really I was just dealing with sh*t. I was just journaling my Plasma Canvas, a rowdy duo, life with music and with the is a part of the rising punk scene flow of the music and the lyrics; in Fort Collins. it ended up telling a story.” Avogadro’s Number The vocalist and guitarist employee Adrienne Rae Ash said that xe wants to tell stories and Colorado State University that had not been told yet and to student Jude McCarron make tell hir personal truth. The song up the two-piece Punk rock “So I Was Thinking” portrays band. the first relationship Ash Ash grew up in Washington, entered after coming out and Missouri, where xe came out hir first relationship with a cis- as transgender three years gendered lesbian. According ago. Ash said that after a to Ash, this woman saw hir for year of dealing with hate and hirself, even though Ash was discrimination, xe moved to not on hormones. Denver in December of 2015 “That fact was really and then to Fort Collins a validating for me,” Ash month afterwards. At the time, said. “The song is about the the goal was to transition and intricacies and all the small start a band, and within three things, all the little details about months of the move Ash was falling in love as a queer person, on hormones and creating an falling in love as a trans person album with hir band. and falling in love as a queer, trans person who is attracted to women.” Plasma Canvas has been making waves in the Northern Colorado music scene, playing shows with various Ash said xe wanted to be bands and gaining fans of bandcamp.com. Their next show in Fort Collins is Feb. 8 at Surfside 7 in Old Town. “The album as a whole is specific in hir music because PHOTO COURTESY OF BRANDON MCCARRON about using your voice. there are countless love songs in the world, but none of the audience, to know that this having to run lyrics by hir band the same wild musical goals. And being the loudest, them portrayed hir story. In music is just for you,” Ash said. mates to censor hir messages. Sometimes the music gets so most obnoxious queer the truest punk fashion, the “The fact that other people McCarron, according to Ash, hectic, in fact, that McCarron in the room. It is about musician sought to create around you like it is cool, but I lets the band be what it is really breaks his cymbals. While counter-culture and resistant am making music for the queer about. recording their music, the taking the power back art through valid, loud kids.” band finds themselves worried from the people who representation. Xe did not see Intolerance of any identity about whether the cymbals will want to kill you. It is hirself reflected in media, so is not tolerated at Plasma survive the duration of the day. Ash made the media hirself. Canvas shows. Ash said that PLASMA CANVAS “I have been working about using the fact that “The album as a whole is Nazis have been punched and Plasma Canva’s self-titled album on some sort of artwork you’re weird and goofy about using your voice,” Ash kicked out of venues during can be downloaded for free or by incorporation with my broken to fight back against said. “And being the loudest, their sets, and the band is not donation on their Bandcamp web- cymbals,” McCarron said. most obnoxious queer in the afraid to call out racism, sexism, site, and both the self-titled al- “With all the stuff I am breaking the people who want to room. It is about taking the homophobia or any other in this band, I want to do some power back from the people hateful behavior at any point bum and their acoustic EP “Pretty shame you and hurt you Little Things” can be streamed for Plasma Canvas artwork.” for it.” who want to kill you. It is about during their shows. Another aspect that makes using the fact that you’re weird “I try to make a point to free on Spotify. The band is work- this team so solid is their shared ing on another EP currently that ADRIENNE RAE ASH and goofy to fight back against tell everyone at every show outlook on their definition of MEMBER OF PLASMA CANVAS the people who want to shame while I am on stage that they will release late this spring. They what “punk” is. They believe you and hurt you for it.” are listening to the gayest punk will perform Jan. 27 at Seventh it transcends simply the genre Plasma Canvas makes a band in Colorado,” Ash said. Circle Music Collective in Denver and a coercive sound but the conscious effort to have as many “There’s no space for hate in my with DNR, a Punk Rock influenced culture of punk itself: doing 18 and up shows as possible to punk scene.” interpretive dance troupe. what you want to do and The self-titled album, make sure younger fans are not Although McCarron is not treating people with respect, described as “Dirty Femme excluded from their message the original drummer of Plasma they said. Rock/Sparkly-Andro-Thunder- and simultaneously seek to Canvas, his musical talent as “It is so much more of an Punk” on the band’s bBandcamp create an inclusive space for well as shared enthusiasm for attitude than I would say a website, is a compilation of LGBTQ+ youth and beyond. Ash’s cause makes McCarron “I just want to make the music genre,” McCarron said. “I songs written by Ash between “Being a visible, queer, what Ash calls, “The right weirdest, loudest, most angry, do not know of a more inclusive hir journey from Missouri to trans, lesbian person, I want to drummer.” crazy Punk rock that I want to crowd than a punk show.” Colorado and pertains to hir life make sure everyone who is like Prior to Plasma Canvas, make,” Ash said. Miranda Moses can be and experiences. me, or subconsciously thinks Ash made music in several McCarron said he loves reached at entertainment@ “People have asked me if it they might be like me, out in other bands but found hirself that about Ash, and shares collegian.com.

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970.491.0536 ARTS & CULTURE Thursday, January 25, 2018 21 ART Gregory Allicar Museum of Art’s ‘Pompeii Archive’ shows off city’s history By Maddie Wright Everything is photographed @maddiewright in black and white, and the room matches. The room this exhibit “Pompeii Archive: Recent is in has white walls and black Photographs,” the latest exhibit benches to keep the focus on the in the Gregory Allicar Museum art. The black and white element of Art, captures the beauty and adds a whole other feeling that magnitude of history in the would not have been as intense ancient Roman city. if the photos were in color. It The photographer for much brings attention to the shapes, the of this exhibit is William Wylie. details, the line, the form and the He is Professor of Art at the subjects themselves. University of Virginia where he Some photos are focused on also coordinates the study abroad human figures and casts. In these, program in Italy. He is a CSU the feeling that comes with it is alumnus, having received his human connection. We are the Bachelors of Fine Art. same species, we walk the same According to the Gregory Earth. It is somewhat surreal to Allicar Museum of Art, his see casts of bodies in black and interest in Pompeii began when white. he started looking at work by Giorgio Sommer, who is also featured in this exhibit. There is WILLIAM WYLIE ARTIST A couple looks at a grid of albumen prints in William Wylie’s “Pompeii Archive” exhibit in the Gregory Allicar a focus on “restoration, discovery TALK Museum of Art in the UCA during the “Visualize” fundraiser. Wylie, who got his BFA at CSU, explores the con- and collection” of what remains temporary state of the archeological site using large-format black and white photographs. of Pompeii, according to an artist ■ Thursday, Feb. 8 PHOTO BY ASHLEY POTTS COLLEGIAN statement featured along with the ■ buried by volcanic ash, the city Wylie is an incredibly skilled preserved. It strikes this emotion exhibit. Organ Recital Hall stayed nearly intact, which is photographer and clearly knows of emptiness and fragility. The 18 large scale pieces in this ■ 5:00 p.m. why it sparks interest in many his stuff. The photographs are The photos are simple yet exhibit demonstrate an incredible archaeologists. This is also why visually appealing and follow complex and deep. To stand in attention to detail. Everything can the photographs are so detailed; many of the rules of photography, front of these photos and to just be be seen in the photographs, the there is so much detail to be seen. all while capturing the feeling of in the presence of art and history dust, the stillness, the beauty. The architecture of the city The concept of life and death Pompeii. evokes special emotions. The room is big and empty. is also captured. Some pieces also presents itself in this exhibit. One of my favorite pieces Should you go see this exhibit? As you walk and look at art, this show the society that inhabited The casts of bodies are excellent is one of the Amphitheater of Absolutely contributes to the emptiness Pompeii. With the mighty examples of this. These people Pompeii. It is an empty, black and It is aesthetically pleasing, and the intensity of the photo’s columns, the arches and even were once real people. Their white photo of this amphitheater, educational and emotion evoking. subjects. There is not much in the just simple walls. They are all legacy is in these casts and the and it inspires thought. It is It makes the audience feel and get exhibit other than the art itself. representative of a society that history of their city. An atrium representative of something a taste of what the photographers With such a layout, you feel the came before us. and garden also show up in the that was once so mighty and experienced in Pompeii. immensity of the work and all it The history captured in the work, contributing to liveliness how it has fallen because of Maddie Wright can be reached represents. work is notable. Despite being once in Pompeii. natural destruction yet is so well at [email protected].

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