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Dennis Prager speaks at Turning Point USA’s event in the Lory Student Center on October 29, 2018.PHOTO BY ANNA BAIZE COLLEGIAN Dennis Prager addresses student concerns, leftism on campus By Natalia Sperry & Stuart Smith attributed to him — are used to pre- employee at the Women and Gen- goodness. The thing I most care ture college?” Prager asked. “Why @CSUCollegian vent people from interacting with der Advocacy Center, who asked about is that people treat each oth- would any parent of a daughter, conservative ideas that differ from the ASCSU Senate, “Is engaging er good … It’s like living in a world of why would anyone in America send Colorado State University’s their own. in debate worth risking the safety absurdity.” their daughter to a rape culture?” Turning Point USA chapter hosted “One of the many differences and well-being of our queer, Mus- Prager said that, while he is During the Q&A session that conservative talk show host Dennis between the left and the right, is the lim and female students, especially religiously opposed to same-sex followed, one student referenced Prager Monday night in the Lory right wants to hear the left,” Prager with the events of the Charlie Kirk marriage, he and his wife are the a video played earlier in the night Student Center Ballroom. said. “The left doesn’t want to hear event last spring, which brought godparents of a gay couple’s two from Prager University called During Prager’s talk titled the right because we might change Neo-Nazis to campus?” children. In regards to claims that “Why I Left the Left” by Dave Ru- “Why America Needs Traditional their mind.” In response, Prager said people he would make female students feel bin. The student asked why conser- Values to Triumph,” he discussed Prager read aloud from a Colle- who believe those statements are unsafe, Prager addressed what he vatives shouldn’t have to support his views on freedom of speech and gian article, which quoted several lying or falsely think they’re telling claims to be the lie of rape culture things such as baking cakes for gay the use of student fees to fund his students who came before the As- the truth. on college campuses and claims marriages while students should appearance. sociated Students of CSU Senate “Is the safety of queer, Muslim that he supports marital rape. have to pay $13,999 to bring Prag- Prager said that labels like rac- Oct. 4 to express concerns about and female students jeopardized by “Now here’s an example where er to campus, on the basis of free ist, xenophobic and homophobic the event. my appearance? That’s beyond be- I believe that they don’t believe speech. — which he said have falsely been Prager questioned Luce Stone, lief,” Prager said. “My life, as corny their lies, and I’ll tell you why: Why a junior anthropology major and as it sounds, has been dedicated to would any female attend a rape-cul- see Prager on page 5 >>

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overheard on the plaza TUESDAY CORRECTIONS In the article “Crossroads Safehouse to host break- 1 AM - 3 AM DJ Little Miss Late Night Drive fast, educate on domestic violence” published Oct. 23, it was incorrectly stated that the shelter contains “Aristotle didn’t give a f*ck about you.” 7 AM - 9 AM G Whitty Folk Collins 500 beds. Crossraods has 104 beds and serves 500 people annually. Lisa Poppaw’s, Sara Mondragon’s and Kelli Pryor’s names were misspelled. It was “I’m using my bee vision. 9 AM - 11 AM DJ Zoho The Tonal Package incorrectly stated that Sara Mondragon’s daughter Everyone has been vision on the was shot when she broke up with her boyfriend, and anniversary of the ‘Bee Movie’.” 11 AM - 1 PM Janet Earth Around the Planet Ann Marie Doolittle was stabbed multiple times after leaving her boyfriend. Ann Marie Doolittle’s daughter 1 PM - 3 PM DJ Tati The Training Show was shot when she broke up with her boyfriend, and “That is what a Slytherin would say.” Sara Mondragon was stabbed multiple times after 3 PM - 5 PM JD Leighton & Emily Mashak Rocky leaving her boyfriend. It was incorrectly stated that Mountain Review the Domestic Abuse Response Team was written as being the same as Bilingual Outreach Program. “I lived in the rich part of this sh*t hole.” 5 PM - 7 PM DJ Cats Lock Tea Time They are separate entities, but all of the services are offered in English and Spanish. 7 PM - 9 PM Ray McGowan & Nick Baker B&B Sports Everybody makes mistakes, including us. If you Have you recently overheard something funny on campus? Put your encounter something in the paper you believe to be eavesdropping to good use. Tweet us @CSUCollegian and your submissions 9 PM - 11 PM DJ NyQuil & DJ DayQuil Sick Beats an error, email [email protected]. could be featured in our next paper!

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CAMPUS Tony Frank asks for solidarity in wake of national shootings By Samantha Ye in Kentucky by a man who first @samxye4 attempted to enter a predomi- nantly Black church, according After the killing of 13 people to BBC. While the motive is still in two separate shootings, Col- unknown, the shooting is being orado State University Pres- investigated as a possible hate ident Tony Frank sent out a crime, CNN reported. campus-wide email Monday af- Eleven people were killed ternoon addressing the events and six injured after a gunman and remembering the victims opened fire on a Pittsburgh of the shootings. synagogue, Saturday Oct. 27. The shooter has been charged with hate crimes due to his own words, according to CBS News. THE 13 VICTIMS Frank wrote that he has per- ■ Kentucky Kroger Shooting sonally wrestled with the news Vickie Jones over the past week and that he Maurice Stallard suspects most of the campus community has as well. ■ Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting “And if I can take anything Joyce Fienberg from all of this, it is the recog- Richard Gottfried nition that there are broken Jerry Rabinowitz people among us who will try to Cecil Rosenthal break and harm others to ele- David Rosenthal vate themselves,” Frank wrote. “Because when we are broken, Bernice Simon the lies of racism, anti-Semi- Sylvan Simon tism, homophobia, and hate- Daniel Stein based discrimination of all Melvin Wax kinds seep in to fill the cracks.” The Sewickley United Methodist Church lit candles and placed white roses in vases for the 11 people that were Irving Younger Frank advocated leading killed and the six that were injured at the shooting at the Tree of Life Synagogue. Ellie and Emmelia Gaebel bring up white roses for the injured police officers. Their father Kurt is a police sergeant and was involved in Rose Mallinger “with love to try to prevent oth- Saturday’s events but not injured. Their mother, Melanie Gaebel, is behind them. ers from being similarly bro- PHOTO COURTESY OF CHARLES FOX PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER ken.” He pointed to CSU’s Prin- “As is always the case, no ciples of Community as a guide. dition,” Frank wrote. the students and other mem- “Let’s try to share grace with matter where such tragedy “We can hold to our prin- The Fort Collins Interfaith bers of the community who others as it has inevitably been strikes or the color, religion, or ciples of community and to Council hosted a candlelight have been impacted by these shared with each of us,” Frank status of its victims, their trage- the timeless wisdom that love vigil Oct. 29 in Old Town Square incidents. wrote. “Let’s take care of each dy is our tragedy,” Frank wrote. is stronger than hate, and we to honor the victims of the Frank asked that the CSU other.” On Wednesday, Oct. 24, two must put our work and our en- Pittsburgh shootings. community be “gentle this Samantha Ye can be reached Black people were shot and ergies toward love, life, and the Frank wrote the vigil was week” with one another, wheth- at [email protected]. killed in a Kroger grocery store elevation, not degradation, of meant as a place for the CSU er they are hurting from the na- our world and the human con- community to show support for tional events or other reasons. 4  | News | Tuesday, October 30 2018 Prager ESPAÑOL >> from page 1 Prager said that, although he does not know how student fund- Tensión entre estudiantes de ing works at CSU, he presumes the student government must vote on whether or not to use student fees to bring speakers to campus. TPU- SA requested the maximum dollar CSU tras el mitin de Sanders amount for a student-fee-funded event from the Board for Student Organization Funding without By Haley Candelario mil millones. Somos una gran na- presidente Donald Trump. Tienes que votar, punto.” needing Senate approval, which @H_Canderlario98 ción no porque tenemos más mil- “No estábamos tratando de Ninguin y Nicholson dijeron Prager said came down to a matter lonarios y multimillonarios que causar un disturbio, no estába- que creían que Owen acudió al of practicality. Editor’s note: The Collegian is cualquiera otra nación. Somos mos tratando de pelear,” dijo mitin llevando puesto sus ob- “I suspect from the reactions of starting a section in Spanish for una gran nación porque hemos Nicholson. “Realmente solo jetos de Trump porque quería a fair number of 1,200 or so people our Spanish-speaking readers. encabezado la lucha mundial por quería hablar, decirle, ¿por qué causar una reacción por parte here, that believe it or not — though Spanish articles will be available comprender que somos una mis- estás aquí? No de manera irre- del público, pero dijeron también they may be hidden ‘cause they’re online and in print. Traducido ma humanidad.” spetuosa, solo, ¿por qué estás que sintieron que el incidente les afraid so often to speak out, con- por Cinthia Avitia. Después del mitin, un grupo aquí?” animó a luchar por un cambio. servatives — there are a lot of them A varios estudiantes de col- de estudiantes se acercó a Alex- Los estudiantes dijeron que “Puede que crea que ha gana- here,” Prager said. “I would’ve been or se les dijo que “regresaran a andra Owen, estudiante de prim- al principio la conversación con do algo, o que ha logrado algo y voted down because most of the África” después de la aparición er año, que llevaba puestos una Owen fue civilizada, hasta que les que ha representado algo, pero lo students here (are) on the left. Do del senador Bernie Sanders en la camisa y un sombrero con las pa- dijo que “regresaran a África”, lo que no sabe es que ha despertado you think that would be healthy for Universidad del Estado de Colo- labras “Hagamos que los Estados cual provocó la reacción de los a cien de nosotros,” dijo Nichol- the University?” rado. Unidos sean grandes otra vez.” estudiantes involucrados en la son. “Cien de nosotros estamos After the event, students who Más de 1.800 personas asist- “Pensé que era muy valiente conversación. más enfadados que antes. Cien de attended in protest of Prager by ieron al mitin “Get Out the Vote” por su parte porque si hubiera “No nos puedes decir que nos nosotros estamos más ansiosos wearing stickers that read “I Be- (“Sal a votar”) en el Lory Student estado en un mitin de Trump con apoyas, y decirnos que regre- por votar. Cien de nosotros es- lieve Survivors” said the lecture Center, pro que contó con los la camisa de Bernie o el sombre- semos a África,” dijo un estudi- tamos más conscientes de cómo did not change their perspective on siguientes invitados de honor: ro de Bernie, la habrían echa- ante. Owen se negó a hacer un es realmente este mundo, este any of the issues brought up. Sanders, el senador Michael Ben- do o acompañado afuera,” dijo comentario sobre el incidente en campus, así que ella pudo haber “It just really enabled racists, nett, el candidato propuesto por Rodica Ninguin, estudiante de un correo electrónico a The Col- (pensado) que ganó algo, pero en homophobics, anti-Semites (and) los demócratas para goberna- tercer año de Estudios Étnicos y legian. realidad (no) sabe que acaba de anti-Islamic people,” said Yuridia dor de Colorado Jared Polis y el Ciencias Políticas, quien añadió: “Ni siquiera estoy enojada, despertar a una bestia.” Lozano Gutierrez, a sophomore candidato demócrata al Segundo “Y vino hasta aquí. Nadie le hizo me dolió porque estamos en Ninguin dijo que no esperaba social work major. “It just enabled Distrito Congresual Joe Neguse. nada.” 2018,” dijo Nicholson. “Tienes que la tarde terminara como lo them to continue being the messed Los candidatos políticos ani- Ninguin y Diamond Nichol- pruebas de la esclavitud, tienes hizo, pero ella y Nicholson refle- up people that they are. It just en- maron al público, la mayoría de son, estudiante de segundo año pruebas del genocidio, tienes jaron las mismas opiniones del abled it … People are very ignorant. edad universitaria, a que votaran de Estudios del Desarrollo Hu- pruebas (del) holocausto… y to- mitin de Sanders. And they won’t listen to anything en las elecciones de mitad del mano y la Familia, dijeron que davía quieres sentarte aquí y vo- “Vayan a votar porque su and they won’t hear anything else.” mandato este 6 de noviembre. se acercaron a Owen con otros tar por un hombre como Trump. opinión importa,” dijo Ninguin. Senior social work major, “Nuestro mensaje para estudiantes con la intención de No tiene el más mínimo sentido. “Puede que piensen que no, pero Kimberley Breslin, who hosted a Trump es un mensaje muy pro- tener una conversación pacífica Y duele porque es como,¿qué sí importa.” speak-out earlier in the day with fundo,” dijo Sanders. “Esta es una sobre por qué había asistido al más tienen que hacer las perso- Se puede contactar a Haley several other students, said rather gran nación no porque tenemos mitin llevando puestos una ca- nas negras? ¿Qué más tienen que Canderlario a editor@collegian. than counter-protesting the event, un presupuesto militar de $700 misa y un sombrero en apoyo del aguantar las personas negras? com. the intent was to hold a space for people who are experiencing a lot of pain on this campus right now, CAMPUS which she said Prager added to. “We have a lot of people who feel extremely alone right now on campus, and we have a lot of people who are facing a lot of anger and CSU presidential search committee loneliness and pain and oppres- sion,” Breslin said. “I think there needs to be a space where we can hold each other and we can hold to hold listening session Friday each other across difference and we can come together in unity and in love, so that is what we wanted to do.” By Samantha Ye to learn more about “the op- means will be compiled and The 16-member commit- Isabel Brown, president of @samxye4 portunities and challenges that shared with the search com- tee, headed by Board of Gov- CSU’s chapter of TPUSA, said the await a new university presi- mittee to inform their review ernors Vice Chair Nancy Tuor, nearly 1,200 people in attendance, Community members will dent,” according to the release. process. is in charge of providing input many of whom she said were stu- have the opportunity to con- The first listening session is for a candidate profile, job de- dents, got an opportunity to engage tribute their thoughts and Friday, Nov. 2, from 1-2:30 p.m. scription and leadership state- in some very needed political dia- opinions during one of four All listening sessions will be CSU PRESIDENTIAL ment for a national candidate logue on our campus. public listening sessions as Col- in the Cherokee Park Room in search. They will then identify “I had a few students come up orado State University searches Lory Student Center. SEARCH PUBLIC and interview applicants before to me after the event and just ex- for a new president. No RSVP is required. There LISTENING SESSIONS making candidate suggestions press that they weren’t expecting Current President Tony will be a sign-in at the door. to the BOG, the final hiring au- to agree with the speaker on any- Frank announced Sept. 30 he For those who can’t make ■ Friday, Nov. 2. thority. thing but that they actually did and will move to full-time CSU Sys- the sessions, the CSU will ac- 1-2:30 p.m. Their search will be aided that was a lovely surprise,” Brown cept input at csu_feedback@ by the Parker Executive Search tem chancellor July 1, 2019. ■ Thursday, Nov. 8 said. “I think ultimately what peo- Faculty, students, alumni mail.colostate.edu. They will firm. ple don’t realize is that the right and anyone else can attend the later launch a website with up- 1-2:30 p.m. All of PSAC’s meetings are and the left tend to agree on more public forums to discuss qual- dates about the search and a ■ open to the public, accord- things than they think and as long Thursday, Nov. 15 ities they want to see from a public comments page as the 1-2 p.m. and 3-4:30 p.m. ing to the press release. Their as we’re willing to have the conver- presidential candidate through CSU Presidential Search Ad- first meeting is Friday, Nov. sation people will learn that.” written and spoken comments, visory Committee begins its ■ Location 16, 9-10:30 a.m. in the Conifer Stuart Smith and Natalia Sper- according to a University press meeting schedule, according to Lory Student Center Room in the Michael Smith ry can be reached at news@colle- release. the press release. Cherokee Park Room Natural Resources Building. gian.com. Attendees will also be able The comments gathered Samantha Ye can be reached from the forums and other at [email protected] News | Tuesday, October 30, 2018 | 5

CAMPUS Vigil commemorates Pittsburgh victims in Old Town By Peyton Dailey @peyton_dailey_

Candlelight flickered to highlight the faces of over 500 community members who gathered in mourning. The Citywide and Interfaith Council hosted a Candlelight Vigil in Old Town Square Mon- day, Oct. 29 in memorial of the 11 casualties of a shooting at the Pittsburgh Tree of Life Syna- KCSUFM.COM gogue Saturday. Members from the Congre- gation Har Shalom staff spoke, equating the 11 shooting casual- ties to letters of the Torah. “It’s been suggested that the Jewish people are like the scroll,” Rabbi Sally Finestone said. “If one member of the Jewish people is missing, we are not complete. We are lacking 11 letters of our scroll today.” Finestone continued to de- nounce violence and urged the crowd to reject anti-Semitism and make sure that hate moti- State representative Joann vated incidents find no place Ginal, (D-CO) lights candles at the in the Fort Collins’ communi- candlelight vigil in Old Town Fort ty. She led the crowd in a He- Collins. PHOTO BY NATHAN TRAN brew hymn of peace, love, and COLLEGIAN hope. Fort Collins Police Chief have enough of a connection Jeffrey Swoboda said that ev- (with FCPD) to call somebody,” ery person who lives in Fort Swoboda said. Collins should feel safe and Swoboda said one of the connected to the Fort Collins things that he, as police chief, Police Department. He also said and FCPD can do is make sure it’s the duty of citizens to help that officers are all well trained, others feel safe “no matter their well equipped and can show up status, no matter their gender, when events like those in Pitts- no matter their religion.” burgh occur to save lives and be there for those in need. The staff from the Congre- gation of Har Shalom lit 11 can- “It’s been suggested that dles to conclude the service, the Jewish people are one for every casualty of the shooting at the Pittsburgh Tree like the scroll. If one of Life Synagogue. The crowd member of the Jewish stood silently as the Congrega- people is missing, we are tion lit each candle, and read the casualties’ names and ages. not complete. We are Fort Collins citizen Marcy lacking 11 letters of our Rubin, attended the vigil hold- scroll today.” ing a sign that said “Will Trade Racist 4 Refugees.” Originally SALLY FINESTONE from Pittsburgh, Rubin said RABBI OF HAR SHALOM that the events directly impact- ed her and her family. “My sisters were at the syn- Within his address, Swobo- agogue the night before,” Rubin da said that it speaks lengths said. “They happened to go to about the community that so the Friday service and not the many showed up to the vig- Saturday one ... the people at il, and that an effective police the Saturday one are those that force works with people before go every week.” problems occur, which he and Chief Swoboda finished the the Fort Collins Police strive to vigil with a quote from the late achieve. Martin Luther King Jr., say- “If people see something ing “darkness cannot drive out that might not be a crime but darkness, only light can.” might make them a little un- Peyton Dailey can be reached easy, it’s important that they at [email protected]. 6 | Opinion | Tuesday, October 30, 2018

COLLEGIAN COLUMNIST The University finally strikes a balance between safety and free speech that these kind of events attract they see as politics from their chanting across the plaza. We sponsible to pretend that there Jayla some of the worst parts of soci- everyday life. For others, events had been held inside because is not some connection be- Hodge ety. like this are not focused around the outside groups had made tween the ideas they promote They bring those openly this freedom, but are viewed as the campus a battleground for and the real danger felt by vast @Jaylahodge support hateful ideologies like threats to their safety. their political ideologies and segments of the community. the Traditionalist Workers Last year, when Turning the threat of violence loomed. Where there is smoke, there Editor’s Note: All opinion sec- Party, also known as neo-Na- Point USA brought Charlie Kirk Finally, after the groups had is fire. tion content reflects the views of zi’s, who notoriously marched to campus, many read about the cleared, we were told we ccould We should not deny speak- the individual author only and through our campus. neo-Nazi’s that marched across walk to our cars. If we wanted ers the right to speak on this does not represent a stance tak- Fortunately, Monday night’s campus. I attended the event to be escorted by the officer campus, nor student organi- en by The Collegian or its edito- event was not one of these in- with other students of color that was an option. We were zations from bringing them. rial board. stances. Prager presented him- and students of the BAACC. told not to walk or go anywhere But ignoring the effects these Yesterday, we watched the self as “a nice guy.” While some Some of us did not feel safe alone. Later, my friends, par- events have on people does not University prepare for the Den- would find a lot of his stances attending Turning Point’s ticular my White ones, would solve the problem, it only bur- nis Prager event. Barricades controversial, he did not pres- event alone and our fears were say, “we can’t believe that hap- ies it. were erected, students gath- ent his views as extremely as confirmed. pened, that’s crazy.” We must find the balance ered on the plaza before it was Kirk and other far-right speak- Near the end of the event This happened in 2017, on between respecting free speech shut down to speak in support ers. we had been ushered out and this campus. Students of col- and taking the safety concerns or against the event, and police “Will someone queer, Mus- lead to the BAACC office. We or were unable to safely walk of students seriously. This force was heavy. lim, or a woman be hurt by my were confused when we were around a campus they pay to event in itself was a hopeful Tensions were high on cam- appearance? That’s absurd,” approached by faculty and go to because of a controversial start. During the event, stu- pus. Just in the Black/African Prager said at the event. “My an armed Police officer. -Un speaker, intentionally or not, dents felt heard and were able American Culture Center, I coming here endangers peo- beknownst to us, while in the made it that way. to express their views without heard students discussing ple? That’s pathetic.” event, tensions outside with It should not be hard to having to deal with the possibil- things like the possibility of a While we must not equate protesters had escalated. distinguish against the the ex- ity of hate groups outside. shooting or wondering if there all conservative speakers to Na- We were told we hadn’t done treme elements and the benign We as a community need to were gonna be more neo-Nazis zism and extremism, we must anything wrong, but it was un- elements of the far-right, like make students feel safe, even and white supremacists walk- recognize the reasoning for the safe for us to leave. Unsafe for those who tell Black students to when we have speakers that dis- ing on campus, similar to last apprehension. Though Prager us to be walking around cam- go back to Africa and those who miss things like sexual assault year’s Charlie Kirk event. is not as extreme, it is possible pus alone. Together we stood simply appreciate old-time culture and invoke skepticism This event brought about a that his presence was threaten- shocked and nervous. Employ- traditional values, but unfortu- on issues like racism. As Prager lot of stress and fear. These feel- ing to some students. ees told us they could not force nately they tend to travel in the said himself, in America we let ings are completely justified. In Some have the privilege us to stay in the room, but they same circles. even the worst people speak. the past week, there have been of simply seeing this event as did not recommend we go. It is a constant that when or- Jayla Hodge can be reached 3 hate crimes committed in a conflict around freedom of Then came the Snapchats. ganizations like Turning Point at [email protected]. the name of white supremacy. speech, an American funda- Outside the very building we hold events people feel threat- We, as a community, have seen mental that must not be lim- were being held in, we saw vid- ened, security is bolstered and ited. They can separate what eos of Neo Nazis marching and violence is in the air. It is irre-

COLLEGIAN COLUMNIST Reset the Right: Abandon identity politics identity at the expense of all others a state of arrested development. It White history month? Why can’t best it is likely to lead to a tradi- Arisson and other people. These are the is an organization that champions we have our own White student tionalism that holds in bondage Stanfield principles that far-right groups an ethic of Western exceptional- union? Why is it that every group those who have historically been value, a clear and deliberate us vs ism and complete disregard for can put themselves first but White subject to the will and whims oth- @OddestOdyssey them mentality with race at the the atrocities that were implicit in people? ers. At worst, it paves the way for center. European expansion. What those who ask these atrocities which the world is all too Editor’s Note: All opinion section While this may seem benign, it The concern of this organiza- questions ignore is that there are well acquainted with. content reflects the views of the in- tion extends only to the traditional answers readily available to them It is the spirit of extreme right- dividual author only and does not American man, the White Anglo if they would only listen. There is wing conservatism mixed with a represent a stance taken by The Col- “With power comes -Saxon Protestant hero of a by- no White history month because racialized political outlook that legian or its editorial board. gone era, whose privilege is now White people were never system- produced the atrocities of the Ho- If the political right wants to responsibility, and one in jeopardy. It is an increasingly atically excluded, trivialized and locaust. root out the racists in its midst it cannot responsibly globalized world, in which power ignored when it came time to take We are just days removed from must first start with unequivocal- think of the future roles are beginning to reverse that account of who had contributed to what is being called the deadliest ly condemning and abandoning this organization is violently rebel- the world. There is no White stu- attack on Jewish people in U.S. Af- identity politics. This is the ide- of any group while ling against rallying the last line of dent union because most universi- ter 11 people lost their lives in the ology on which far-right groups only considering the defense for a White man’s world. ties in the West are predominantly Pittsburgh Synogouge Shooting, thrive. If there is to be hope for po- powerful and the This dream of a world in which both in students and administra- it may be time to stop and think litical and social reconciliation in the distribution of power is still tion ensuring that their voices are about where certain ideas tend to this country’s future it must start visible.” firmly in the hands of White men heard. lead people. with letting go of the tribalism that is the crimson thread that holds The reason is White people Identity politics is a doctrine of continues to fester and breed hate. together the abominable patch- cannot put themselves first and exclusion and self-interest that be- Meriam-Webster definesoften turns from bigotry to violent work that is the alt-right. It is the consider only their interest the comes particularly corrosive in the identity politics as, “politics in and genocidal tendencies when goal most praised by alt-right lead- same way minoritized people do. hands of the far-right. Therefore, which groups of people having a in the hand of right-wing extrem- ers, such as Richard Spencer, who This is because Whites possess a reasonable conservatives must particular racial, religious, ethnic, ists. The Proud Boys, for instance, the Southern Poverty Law Center systematic and institutional priv- come out and take an unabashed social, or cultural identity tend to describe themselves as “Western reports as having espoused hopes ilege that grants them powers not stance in opposition. It is the duty promote their own specific inter- Chauvinist(s)” on their website, for an “ethno-state that would be a available to others. With power of the right to be on the front lines ests or concerns without regard and appeal to a bygone era when gathering point for all Europeans.” comes responsibility, and one can- when it comes to stopping the ex- to the interests or concerns of any “‘girls were girls and men were The same hollow questions are not responsibly think of the future tremist in their midst. larger political group.” men.’” repeated over and over by those of any group while only consider- Arisson Stanfield can be Identity politics can be under- While not explicitly a racial who sympathize with these far- ing the powerful and the visible. reached at [email protected]. stood as the promotion of policies organization, the Proud Boys are a right organizations: why is there Right-wing identity politics specific to one segment of one’s patriarchal club for young men in a Black History Month and not a cannot be an option because at The Rocky Mountain Collegian | Tuesday, October 30, 2018 7

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PHOTO BY: DENISE CHAMBERS INDEPENDENCE first with the difficult agricultural envi- OHIO CITY & PITKIN In the eastern corner of Pitkin County ronment, but none the less succeeded. Northeast of Gunnison a few ghost on Independence pass an abandoned It wasn’t until the great depression a towns can be found. Ohio City and mining camp can be found peeking out decline in the economic success was Pitkin aren’t completely abandoned as of the Mountains near Aspen and State seen. Dearfield is an interesting ghost few permanent residents occupy them Highway 82. The settlers who came town to explore and research as it’s in private homes and a few seasonal upon this area, the first in the Roaring settlement was designed differently cabins can be seen as well. Ohio City Fork Valley, deemed the mining camp than those of mining towns. had multiple times where it boomed Independence. Independence is a ST. 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SERIOUSLY University in search of its first supreme witch By Kenia Ortiz Oli said. “Ever since ‘American Frank has also been ru- Being able to fly on a broom, that Fiona Goode, former su- @Kenia_Ortiz_t Horror Story: Coven’ aired I mored to be walking around wearing a pointy hat and own- preme witch from “American knew I had it in me to be a su- during work telling his of- ing a black cat is not required Horror Story: Coven,” will be Editor’s note: This is a satire preme witch.” fice assistant 23 times a day, but would definitely serve in a announcing the first CSU su- piece from The Collegian’s opin- Starting Oct. 29, witches “Witches get a bad rep now- contestant’s favor. preme Oct. 31. ion section. Real names may will gather at the Oval during adays. I feel like I can change “We haven’t won a Rocky “Of course there is no bet- be used in fictitious/semi-fic- witching hour to prove that that.” Mountain Showdown since I ter supreme than I,” Good said, titious ways. Those who do not they are supreme witch wor- Men, women and non-bi- have been here,” senior Tym as she let out a puff of cigarette read editor’s notes are subject to thy. nary peers, as well as students Berton said. “Maybe with a su- smoke and ran her fingers being offended. President Tony Frank, who and staff, are welcome to vote preme witch backing us up we through her hair. “At the end FORT COLLINS — This is also an avid “American Hor- for and run for the position of could finally change that.” of the day, in this whole wide Halloween, Colorado State ror Story” watcher, is rumored the first CSU supreme witch. The elected witch will con- wicked world, the only thing University will announce the to be participating as well. Qualifications for proving tinue to be the supreme for people should be afraid of, is first supreme witch in CSU “I think it is a great way to that one is supreme worthy CSU until they graduate or an- me.” history. get into the Halloween spirit,” include but are not limited to, other witch comes along and Kenia Ortiz can be reached “I am so excited to final- Frank said with a smirk when telekinesis, mind reading, the proves they are more powerful. at [email protected]. ly prove myself,” junior Katie being interviewed about the ability of being a human voo- The CSU supreme contest supreme witch elections. doo doll and mind control. has caught so much attention

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FOOTBALL Rams’ poor pass defense enables opposition’s run game 65 to 80 percent of the time. Mack Though the idea might seem Beaulieu abstract, considering the Cow- boys put up almost 300 rushing @Mack_Covers yards, the game plan from the Cowboys’ perspective is ideal. It sounds a little harsh, but They have one of the nation’s top how consistently bad Colorado rushing leaders. Chambers man- State football is at defending the aged to keep Utah State Univer- pass is seeping into how effective sity off balance enough to go they are at defending the run. 3-for-5 against even the Aggies The Rams are actually de- higher level pass defense. Com- cent at defending the run, at ing into the game, those occa- least over the last month or so, sional passes were sure to in- but are so bad against the pass crease in productivity against that opposing teams can render the Rams. that point moot. The University The Cowboys had the simple of Wyoming showed that if an decision of how to handle the opposing team is just average in CSU front seven, who had gotten both the run and pass game, or pressure on the quarterback and exceptional at one, then they can been effective against the run put up points against this Rams’ in the three games leading up defense. to the Border War. The results, though mediocre, were at least decent compared to early in the “The Cowboys season. The Cowboys knew that Linebacker Josh Watson makes a play on Wyoming Running Back during the first quarter of play Oct 26. at were already a good their running game was strong Canvas Stadium. The Rams lost 34-21. PHOTO BY ELLIOTT JERGE COLLEGIAN running team, and, enough that at some point the Rams rushing defense would prise. two to three more running plays ning game. The aforementioned with freshman Sean crack and the passing deficien- It was 3-0 at half. Then the to wear down the defense every Aggies and the University of Chambers starting over cies would be exposed. Most Cowboys scored on a 14-yard time they got a first down. Nevada can pass, so they will do the more traditional teams would wear down facing pass to build a 10-0 lead that If an opposing team has that more, but patrons will like- nearly 60 runs, especially a team looked insurmountable with enough runners to feel comfort- ly see the same general strategy redshirt freshman Tyler lacking depth. the way the game was going. A able rushing 50 or 60 times, then played out when the Rams play Vander Waal, they were Cowboys senior running 43-yard pass for a touchdown the Cowboys’ game plan against the Air Force Academy. exceptional.” back Nico Evans is one of the put the game out of reach, and the Rams could work for them. No matter what the match- nation’s best and averages 6.6 Chambers was 5-6 with 85 yards The floor for passing production up, with the secondary and over- yards-per-carry. Chambers ran and two touchdowns in the sec- is so high, most teams can tailor all pass defense failing so consis- Part of what enabled a most- for over five yards-per-carry ond half. their entire preparation to run- tently, they will be equally, if not ly one-dimensional attack to against an Aggies unit that only No, they did not pass the ball ning and still be sure the pass more responsible for every loss work against the Rams was that allows 3.5 yards-per-carry. Still, a lot, but those numbers have will be there. the program takes. the Cowboys could count on not the Rams only allowed 4.2 yards to be considered effective and That does not bode well for Mack Beaulieu can be reached getting much worse in the pass- per carry in the first half. The significant. It was just enough the Rams going into their last at [email protected]. ing game despite starting a quar- fact that the Rams could not to get big chunks, get them into three games as all three teams terback who will run or hand off sustain that should not be a sur- scoring position and guarantee have been effective in the run-

VOLLEYBALL Hillyer recognized by the Mountain West for second week in a row By Luke Zahlmann the year. Hougaard-Jensen (107). @lukezahlmann Along with the offensive The total for Hillyer comes prowess, Hillyer tallied seven a year after the Rams graduat- After her Mountain West total blocks, just a week after ed three of their top hitters last Defensive Player of the Week she accrued 13. season: Jasmine Hanna, Sanja award last week, redshirt junior Cizmic and Alexandra Polet- Kirstie Hillyer added an Offen- to. With 613 kills departing the sive Player of the Week to her STATS OCT. 25-27 team, Hillyer has stepped up, repertoire after a pair of Colo- accumulating multiple weekly ■ Kills: awards as well as All-MW Pre- rado State sweeps. The weekly 20 accolade was the third-consec- season honors. utive for the Rams. ■ Hitting Percentage: After their sixth and sev- In the Rams’ two matches 0.679 enth-straight wins, the Rams against San Diego State Univer- moved into first place once ■ sity and Fresno State Universi- Blocks: again in the conference. Picked ty, Hillyer accumulated 20 kills 7 to finish their year with a cham- on a .679 hitting percentage, a pionship for the eighth time in team-high for the week. the last nine years, the team has Of her 20 kills, 12 came On the year, Hillyer has only dropped one set during against the Bulldogs in the registered the second-most their streak. team’s match for first place in kills on the team with 254 and The Rams will look to con- the conference. In the team’s is on pace to pass her previous tinue their streak against the previous match against the season-high of 262 within the University of Wyoming Oct. 30 Bulldogs, Hillyer registered 12 next week. The former Bayfield in the two teams’ second iter- kills as well, but on a lowly .083 High School standout has also ation of the Border War on the percentage, one of the middle totaled 103 blocks on the year, year. blocker’s lowest efficiencies of good for second behind fellow Luke Zahlmann can be Kirstie Hillyer waits for the serve during the game against Fresno State middle blocker, junior Paulina reached at [email protected]. Oct. 27. PHOTO BY ASHLEY POTTS COLLEGIAN 12  | Arts & Culture | Tuesday, October 30, 2018

MOVIES ‘The Mind of Jake Paul’ draws on controversial life of YouTube star By Henry Netherland heinous accusations include ma- What makes Dawson so ap- most skippable in the series. In sation with Jake about his side @NetherlandHenry nipulating children, bullying his pealing is how open he is with my opinion, no new information of the controversies. The biggest team members and having an as- what is going on inside his head. about Jake Paul is really revealed, revelation in this episode is Jake tronomical ego. Instead of acting like a veteran and the bulk of the episode fea- recounting his experience see- Like most people over the age journalist who takes himself too tures Dawson and his therapist ing Logan publicly admitting to of 12, I found him to be annoying seriously, he is really an average friend, Kati Morton, overdrama- sleeping with his ex-girlfriend and an overall jerk. My biggest is- internet star. Throughout the tizing the definition of a socio- online. sue with him was his extreme ar- eight-part series, Dawson does path. SCORE: 9/10 rogance and portrayal of success, a good job of being open with The two most insightful ep- Looking back on the series despite his audience literally his intentions by stating how he isodes in the series are episodes as a whole, it was an astonishing lacking the mental capacity to tell wants to expose another side to three, “The Family of Jake Paul” success for Dawson. Despite the how awful of a person he truly is. Jake Paul, without making others and episode seven, “Inside The multiple flaws on the show, like Viner-turned-YouTuber Jake Despite my disdain for him, pity him. Mind of Jake Paul.” In “The Fam- Dawson’s dramatization of ev- Paul has stood out in the internet I was ecstatic when I found out ily of Jake Paul” Dawson ana- erything, he accomplished the community as a controversial fig- YouTube veteran Shane Dawson lyzes his childhood to see how goal of showing a different side ure with a large group of people was going to make a documen- AVAILABLE NOW Jake Paul became who he is to- of Jake while still holding him ac- who dislike him. tary-style series exploring Jake day. Through his research he dis- countable for his actions. In ad- In summer 2017, Jake Paul Paul’s mindset. This is not Daw- ■ “The Mind of Jake Paul” is now covered Jake Paul’s father, Greg dition, Dawson made the entire and his social media collective, son’s first rodeo in the world of available to watch on Shane Paul, was unhealthily involved in series engaging from beginning Team 10, made national headlines documentary-style filmmaking. Dawson’s YouTube channel. his children’s extracurricular ac- to end, despite its enormous run- due to a seemingly never-ending Earlier this year, he produced tivities to a point where Jake Paul time. string of controversies, as well as similarly formatted videos with and his brother, Logan Paul, who Dawson’s Jake Paul series is the release of his posse cut, “It’s other controversial YouTubers, In the series, Dawson inter- is equally controversial, were revolutionary, not just for the Everyday Bro,” the trap equiva- like Tana Mongeau and Jeffree views several people who know trying to outdo each other in any world of YouTube, but for the lent to Rebecca Black’s “Friday.” Star. or have known Jake Paul per- way possible. world of entertainment and me- Despite the controversies, he still Jake Paul as a subject, how- sonally, like ex-girlfriend Alissa “I think that Jake doesn’t re- dia in general. It is just another was receiving massive online suc- ever, intrigued me because of Violet, former collaborator Nick ally have a dad,” Dawson said in example of social media’s ability cess rarely seen before. the numerous controversies sur- Crompton and current girlfriend the episode, “He just has a boss to compete with traditional me- The number of incidents in- rounding him. A lot of content Erika Costell. Of course, Dawson or a coworker.” This episode says dia at a national level. volving Jake Paul is staggering to on YouTube is staged, or at least interviews the man himself a a lot about Jake’s worldview and Henry Netherland can be a point where I can’t touch on all exaggerated for entertainment, couple of times as well. its origins. reached at entertainment@ of them without flooding the ar- so it’s interesting to see a behind The second episode, “The In the last episode, Dawson collegian.com. ticle. However, some of his most the scenes view. Dark Side of Jake Paul,” is the has an almost two-hour conver-

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EVENTS CONCERTS Lyric Cinema keeps ‘Rocky Horror’ Emo Nite throws it back at alive with Halloween performance the Aggie this Halloween By Elena Waldman 2018 album “ROCK$STAR FA- By Lauryn Bolz @waldmanelena MOU$” that combines trap and @laurynbolz rock musical elements. It may time to dig out those Emo Nite is an event group The Northern Colorado low-waisted jeans and Juicy that caters to the ever-present theatre troupe “No Picnic” will Couture jumpsuits from your nostalgic attitude of millennials “do the time warp again” with parents’ garage, because the by throwing concerts and par- a live performance of “The Aggie Theatre is throwing it ties with artists from the 1990s Rocky Horror Picture Show” at back with some 2000s classics to the 2000s. Created by Mor- the Lyric Cinema and a screen- this Halloween. gan Freed, Babs Szabo and T.J. ing of the movie on Halloween Emo Nite is coming to the Petracca, the collective aims to night. The infamous cult clas- bring back recognition of the sic, which first hit theaters in Aggie Oct. 31, featuring 3OH!3 and special guest Lil Aaron. The music that contributed many 1975, shocked audiences with people’s formative years. Emo its aggressively controversial show will start at 8 p.m. and will content, including a “transexu- be the first to kick off 3OH!3’s Nite has worked with a diverse al transvestite from Transylva- upcoming tour, “THE WANT range of musicians that defined nia” as its main character and House Party” tour. the 2000s era, from pop-punk a storyline revolving around “The WANT House Party” band Sum-41 to pop-sensation sexuality. tour will celebrate the 10 year Demi Lovato. Though the social climate anniversary of 3OH!3’s memo- Those looking to join the around these topics has changed rable album “WANT,” released since the movie’s release, the in 2008, which is still avail- EMO NITE TICKETS film retains its position as a able on Spotify and iTunes. cult classic. Modern-day punks, The album featured the infa- Can be found at: misfits and anyone looking for a mous, lively electronic-pop great Halloween flick still find hits “DONTTRUSTME” and ■ www. aggietheater.com themselves flocking to the the- “STARSTRUKK,” and the re- aters to see a shadow-box per- cord charted on Billboard 200 formance of the show. These but received mixed reviews. throwback fest can find tick- performances include live ac- 3OH!3, the Colorado-based ets and more information on tors representing characters in 3OH!3’s website. More infor- the show, dancing, yelling and duo consisting of Sean Foreman and Nathaniel Motte, will be mation on Emo Nite can be making snarky comments to found at emonite.com. certain movie lines known as traveling all across the U.S. and Elena Waldman can be “callbacks.” Mady Smith performs the iconic role of the notorious Frank N’ Furter. will end the tour in Denver Dec. “It’s kind of a ruckus,” said PHOTO BY LAURYN BOLZ COLLEGIAN 7. Musical guest Lil Aaron will reached at entertainment@ performer Jess Knox, who plays join, showcasing songs from his collegian.com turn to the show and recognize be. That’s what we’re trying to Riff Raff this season. “Everyone some of the cheeky lines. cultivate: a place where people gets together and screams at “We were talking with a can come and don’t have to feel a TV screen for an hour and a couple who had seen the movie ashamed of cross dressing or half. We act it out as accurately Daily Horoscope when it originally came out in doing whatever the hell they as possible, and whoever isn’t Nancy Black theaters,” said performer Bren- want.” on stage also screams at the TV na Carter, who takes on the screen.” role of Columbia. “They were TODAY’S BIRTHDAY household renovation over the remarking to us about how we “When the movie came (10/30/18). Good fortune blesses a next three weeks. had changed all the callbacks. out, it was a safe space personal dream this year. Dedicat- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) — 7 — THE ROCKY HORROR They were really happy because ed attention to creative arts and Teamwork provides efficiency PICTURE SHOW we were keeping the nature of for the community to communication succeeds. Fall and energy. Enter a three-week Rocky alive.” be. That’s what we’re into a spontaneous partnership. creative communications phase, Playing at: The traditional aspect of the To get the advantage, check the with Mercury in Sagittarius. show is what keeps older au- trying to cultivate; a day’s rating: 10 is the easiest day, 0 SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) — 8 — ■ The Lyric Cinema diences coming back for more place where people the most challenging. Travel and study. Make long-dis- Oct. 31 at 6:30 p.m. Rocky, and entices the new gen- can come and don’t ARIES (March 21-April 19) — tance connections. Resources and ■ eration to join in on the fun. 8 — Launch a fun adventure. benefits arise in communication Tickets available at: “I had a funny thought the have to feel ashamed of www.lyriccinema.com Long-distance communications over three weeks, with Mercury in other day that being in ‘Rocky’ cross dressing or doing improve, with Mercury in Sagit- your sign. ■ The theater will be selling $5 makes me think of the Catholic whatever the hell they tarius. Expand your territory. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. “prop bags.” church,” Gullo said. “You can TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — 8 21) — 8 — Travel and study. Make go to any Catholic church and want.” — Building family savings comes long-distance connections. join in, no matter what Catholic JENNIFER TRUBE easier for three weeks, with Mer- Resources and benefits arise in church you go to. So if you think The most notorious part FORMER ‘NO PICNIC’ SHOW cury in Sagittarius. Set long-range communication over three weeks, about it, going to Rocky Horror of the show are the callbacks, MANAGER financial targets. with Mercury in your sign. is sort of like going to church. which have been a tradition GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — 7 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — You can go to any Rocky show since the film’s release. Some of — With Mercury in Sagittarius, 7 — Collaborate with your partner and know 90 percent of the call- The movie keeps an open the nonofficial added lines have the competition is fierce. Support over the next two days. Brain- backs.” atmosphere in a way that ev- remained the same since 1975, your partner, and work together. storm and throw ideas around. Though it has been over 40 eryone can relate to, through but as society has changed, so CANCER (June 21-July 22) — 8 Write down the good ones. Deter- years since the film was first humor. have the callbacks. — Profitable work abounds today mine roles and responsibilities. released, it remains a popular “I think this show is more AQUARIUS “We like to do new callbacks beacon of counter-culture, as important than ever,” said Mike and tomorrow. Solutions arise in (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) — to go with whatever is going on well as an important place for Tepp, who is debuting with “No communication, with Mercury in 8 — Collaboration flowers today at the time,” said Maria Gullo, anyone to come and have a good Picnic” this year as Brad. “It Sagittarius. Create and discover and tomorrow. Make social performer and manager of the time with no fear of judgement. sh*ts on everybody and every- efficiencies. connections, with Mercury in show. “I bet you can guess what “I think keeping the LGBTQ thing, nobody is spared from it. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — 9 — En- Sagittarius for three weeks. some of our new callbacks are aspect strong is important,” It’s just so open as far as sexu- ergy surges. You’re especially per- PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) — 8 going to be about in this show.” said Jennifer Trube, former ality. It’s so in your face but in a suasive and clever, with Mercury — Exercise builds strength and Though the troupe is con- show manager. “When the way that it’s like ‘come join us.’” in Sagittarius. Express your love in endurance. Professional oppor- stantly coming up with updated movie came out, it was a safe Lauryn Bolz can be reached at creative ways. tunities abound, with Mercury in content for the modern-day au- space for the community to [email protected]. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — 6 — Sagittarius. dience, older audiences can re- Consider a dream. Coordinate Rocky Mt. Collegian 10/30/18 Sudoku PuzzleJunction.com

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Recent news about potential changes to the federal definition of Title IX has understandably caused alarm amongst the trans community and/or anyone invested in trans liberation. While no changes have officially been implemented, we know that the threat of erasure has the potential to fuel and embolden transphobia in our community.

As a result, The Pride Resource Center and The Women and Gender Advocacy Center are joining forces to double down on our commitment to support trans, non-binary and intersex students at CSU.

In specific, we would like to go on record with the following commitments:

· We commit to using your correct pronouns, to acknowledging when we mess up and to in- tervening when we hear others misgender you.

· We commit to honoring the fact that your gender identities are informed and shaped by race, class, sexuality and disability. We will not ask you to separate your identities and we commit to serving you as a complete person.

· We commit to using our spheres of influence on campus to advocate for your mental and emotional health as well as your financial, social, academic and systemic needs.

· We commit to being open to feedback if there are ways that we can better serve you at CSU.

· We commit to not being complicit in the erasure of trans, non-binary and intersex folks.

We see you.

We know your identities are real,

valid and worth existing here at CSU.

Trans, non-binary, intersex rights are human rights

You are not alone.