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NEWS OPINION ARTS & CULTURE ASCSU discusses additional College is harder for first Hotel Hillcrest embraces building standards generation students local art scene Vol. 128, No. 126 Thursday, April 25, 2019 page 4 page 11 page 20

Phylis Perry, a 77-year-old Chicago native, has combined her love of painting and hockey to recreate hockey memories for over 20 years.OIL PAINTINGS COURTESY OF PHYLIS PERRY Phylis Perry shows love, support for Colorado Eagles in unique way

By Ryan Loberger reating hockey memories for say things to these (players) I “We were here when the she needed a way to occupy her @LobergerRyan over 20 years. What started as never could.” Avalanche came and I insisted free time. a personal hobby has gone from The 77-year-old Chicago that we had to go,” Perry said. “Right about that time I They say a picture is worth hanging her paintings in her native first started painting “(My husband and I) shared started to think about what I a thousand words, and when living room for fun, to profes- in the 1990s after she relocat- season tickets (with our son) (was) going to do when I re- you’re able to capture the es- sional hockey players decorat- ed to Denver in 1983 with her and we were treated to a couple tire,” Perry said. “I was lucky sence of a game as chaotic and ing their own homes’ with her late-husband William. Perry (of) Stanley Cups.” enough to be comfortable and beautiful as hockey, you’re re- work. was ecstatic in 1996 when the The Avalanche won two didn’t have to work during really going to have a mouthful “I grew up in Minnesota, Quebec Nordiques franchise cups in their first six years in tirement. (I had) a friend that when asked to describe it in a which accounts for my inter- relocated from Quebec City to Denver, Perry and her husband taught painting and she taught painting. est in hockey,” Perry said. “The Denver for the 1995-1996 sea- worked in the tech industry and me how to paint.” Phyllis Perry has been rec- paintings were a way for me to son. with retirement approaching see PERRY on page 16 >> Thursday, April 25, 2019 2 | Collegian.com FORT COLLINS FOCUS

Cienna Semsak, a fourth-year zoology major at Colorado State University, campaigns to ban single-use plastic bags in the City of Fort Collins at the Earth Day Festival outside the Lory Stu- dent Center April 23. PHOTO BY DEVIN CORNELIUS COLLEGIAN

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CAMPUS ASCSU resolution targets untrained dogs to defend disabled students By Ceci Taylor who are barking, out of control, @cecelia_twt and growling,” Nordstrom said. “When you bring those animals Cerridwyn Nordstrom, As- on campus it means that people sociated Students of Colorado like me, with service dogs, have State University senator and to try and navigate our lives Vice Chair for the Women’s around you.” Caucus, recently passed a res- Rose Kreston, director at olution through the Senate the Student Disability Center, that would petition the Student said that bringing dogs on cam- Resolution Center to change pus can be dangerous to those their policy regarding dogs on who rely on service dogs to campus. function. The resolution would allow one to report out of control or aggressive animals, Nordstrom “It puts a massive dent said. Students or faculty who in disabled people’s bring those animals on campus ability to do their jobs.” could be cited. According to the resolution, CERRIDWYN NORDSTROM which passed this semester, ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF the Student Resolution Cen- COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY ter would be asked to allow for SENATOR AND VICE CHAIR FOR complaints and disciplinary THE WOMEN’S CAUCUS action to be taken against CSU community members who bring “undertrained or pure- “Dogs that are not service ly fraudulent service animals” dogs aren’t trained to not be and pets, with a system put in dogs, and when they meet a ser- place to promptly and efficient- vice dog they’ll act like a dog,” ly handle such complaints. Kreston said. “We don’t want a Nordstrom said that in her dog that’s (a) seeing-eye guide five years of being on campus, dog to be distracted because she has noticed more and more that dog could lead that person who is blind into dangerous people bring their pets to class Iris the guide dog leads Cerridwyn Nordstrom near the Lory Student Center April 16. Nordstrom discussed and onto CSU’s campus. see DOGS on page 6 >> how both fake service animals and people distracting guide dogs pose a great risk to the guide dogs and “You have all of these dogs hinder their ability to do their job. PHOTO BY RYAN SCHMIDT COLLEGIAN

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CAMPUS CAMPUS ASCSU passes building standard On-campus, off- resolution, talks ‘19-’20 student fees campus housing offices By Charlotte Lang yes vote for this resolution. approached anyone else.” @ChartrickWrites “(Fairchild) has brought to Student fee package presented to her job in environmental affairs Senate deal with ‘spring rush’ After an additional session a degree of professionalism that Vice President Kevin Sulli- Tuesday night, the Associated we have never seen before,” Sy- van discussed the Student Fee ron said. “I never even read the Review Board’s final numbers for By Corbin Reiter Students of Colorado State Uni- @CorbinReiter versity went over old and new bill and I know 100% that she is the 2020 fiscal year. business in their Wednesday always right on these things. I According to the presenta- meeting, passing two resolutions strongly encourage a yes vote.” tion, five areas will be seeing no Each spring, students from and one lex. The final student fee increase. These areas are Athlet- Colorado State University must package for the next academic ics, ASCSU, Health Center med- compete for housing on and off year was also discussed. PROPOSED STUDENT FEES ical services, University Facility of campus, and assignments can WELL building standards resolution FOR 2019-2020 ACADEMIC Fee Advisory Board and the Stu- limit the options of students. One of the resolutions passed dent Disability Center. With over 800 applications was a new proposal brought YEAR Sullivan said areas seeing to Aggie Village last year and to the Senate about bringing ■ mandatory increases will be the 30-40% of residents returning ASCSU University Center for the Arts, to their apartments, the Uni- University buildings to WELL $24.45 (no change) standards. This resolution was the Student Resolution Cen- versity encourages students to authored by Tristan Syron and ■ Athletics ter, Lory Student Center, Ram consider all housing options Andrea Fairchild, director of en- $114.92 (no change) Events, SLiCE and the Career available, said John Malsam, vironmental affairs. Center. assistant director of operations ■ CSU Health Medical Network “Here are the exciting ones, for Housing and Dining Ser- After being expedited to a The Walnut Building, which is vote, the resolution passed unan- Daniel Day-Lewis, Lesley Manville the mandatory and new resource vices. and Vicky Krieps requests,” Sullivan said. The campus apartment as- part of Aggie Village and the imously, with 36-0-0. University Apartments, is one of According to the U.S. Green ■ CSU Health Network (Counsel- The total fee package is be- signments are made on a rolling neath a 3% increase. This was a basis, so there is no specific as- many apartments that have room Building Council, the WELL is a ing) assignments on a rolling basis, performance-based system for goal, Sullivan said. signment date, Malsam said. $201.59 (no change) Sullivan said the student legal meaning students may not find measuring, certifying and moni- “There is no one particular out their apartment assignments ■ services will be increasing their time that applications are re- toring features of a building that UFFAB until summer. PHOTO BY RYAN impact human health and well- $311.25 (no change) costs because they got a new viewed ... they are reviewed on SCHMIDT COLLEGIAN full-time position to replace two an ongoing basis,” Malsam said. being. ■ UTFAB Fairchild presented the reso- part-time positions. Ram Ride This rolling application the lease signing season with a lution with Stephanie Clemons, $25 (no change) and Off-Campus Life asked for a means that there is no set housing fair held in February, coordinator of the interior de- ■ Student Disability Center joint program coordinator, and schedule that assignments ad- according to the office’s web- sign program at the University. $2.72 (no change) interpersonal violence will be in- here to and students may not site. Fairchild presented a diagram creasing so they’ll be able to hire receive an offer for the Univer- “We recommend that most that explained how physical and ■ UCA more advocates to work, he said. sity Apartments until the sum- students sign leases somewhere social environments are im- $15.90 (increase of $0.29) “Health Network counseling mer, Malsam said. This lack of between February and April,” was a really big one and a really a deadline can be frustrating Mason said. portant to a person’s health and ■ Student Resolution Center important one,” Sullivan said. for students that would like to This recommendation does overall wellbeing. She said that $7.52 (increase of $0.18) the WELL building standards “The demand is extremely high solidify their housing as soon as not always coincide with when work to achieve this well-being ■ LSC right now and they had high possible. the assignments are given to through physical fitness, mental $192.62 (increase of $5.34) turnover because the pay was not “It’s not always easy to give a those who applied for on-cam- health and education, reducing competitive. So, they raised their definitive answer, at least not in pus housing, given that appli- air and noise pollution, as well as ■ Ram Events pay to make sure they can keep the ways that folks might pre- cants may receive an offer at engaging teachers and commu- $9.83 (increase of $0.06) up with demand.” fer,” Malsam said. any point during the semester, Adult Learner and Veteran nity members. ■ There are many factors that Malsam said. SLICE Services was the biggest increase, go into the decision process for “All of those things actual- $19.18 (increase of $0.52) However, this recommen- ly fall underneath departments Sullivan said. University apartments, Malsam dation is not the end-all rule of within ASCSU so this is really ■ Campus Recreation “ALVS has a ridiculous said, including the date of appli- housing. Mason said that while something that would be more of $129.31 (increase of $3.50) amount of participation and they cation, the housing preferences the optimal time to sign a lease just can’t house enough people,” of the applicant and when they is between February and April, a collaborative thing,” Fairchild ■ said. Career Center Sullivan said. would like to move in. there is lease availability into 90% of a person’s time on $34.02 (Increase of $1.47) Due to this, Sullivan said, “There (are) a lot of vari- summer. campus is spent inside, Fairchild ■ ALVS will be remodeling to ac- ables, there is still a bit of a “It is definitely not too Student Legal Services commodate the high demand. said, so adding WELL standards $8.23 (Increase of $0.74) rhythm to it,” Malsam said. “We late (to sign a lease), there are would have a big impact on peo- The bill for this package’s ap- see more people wanting to ar- definitely places available and ple’s physiological and social de- ■ Ram Ride proval was sent to the Budgetary rive in the fall than we do see there will be places during the velopment at the University. $6.85 (Increase of $0.78) Affair Committee. people wanting to arrive in the whole summer,” Mason said. According to the presenta- Graduation ticket resolution passed middle of the semester.” While housing assignments ■ Off-Campus Life Another resolution passed Last spring semester, the may not follow a set schedule, tion, the WELL standards would $6.51 (Increase of $0.97) add nourishment, movement, was a graduation ticket resolu- office of Off-Campus Life re- the staff of CSU does its best to sound and mind to current LEED ■ WGAC (Interpersonal Violence) tion, discussed in a past meeting. ceived 9,943 visitors, said Lind- allow each student to find hous- building standards. $6.51 (Increase of $1.39) This passed with a 16-12-7 vote. say Mason, assistant director of ing as quickly and easily as pos- “When a building gets certi- Proposed by Milena Casta- Off-Campus Life. These visitors sible, Malsam said. fied to LEED, we’re actually well ■ ALVS neda and Zelle Moore, this reso- all contacted the office to find “There are people applying on the way to a WELL building $19.92 (Increase of $12.43) lution recommends a revision to out about more about options and canceling at all different certification,” Fairchild said. “In the current six ticket policy the for off-campus housing. times. We have people apply- the state of Colorado, as well, it College of Health and Human The Off-Campus Life office ing for the residence halls after is a requirement for a new build- According to the resolution, Sciences has. often partners with Housing classes start, we have people ing to have a goal of achieving a CSU will be the first university in According to the resolution’s and Dining Services in order canceling the weekend that we LEED certification.” the country to have a WELL cer- original presentation, Moore to give students information open,” Malsam said. “These Other concepts for the ver- tified building. said the resolution relied on the about all of the questions they things are always happening. sion of WELL standards the res- “WELL actually approached idea of equity and inclusivity. have, Malsam said. So long as there is a demand olution proposes are air, water, CSU first. They didn’t approach Drawing on her experience as a One common question that for housing, and we have space, light, movement, thermal com- any other university,” Clemons first-generation student, she said students have is when they we are going to do our best to fort, materials, mind and com- said. “They looked at our sustain- she is impacted negatively by this should sign a lease for the up- meet that demand and use that munity. ability awards first and what we policy. coming school year, Mason space.” Syron urged the Senate for a are doing here and they thought Charlotte Lang can be reached said. Corbin Reiter can be reached it was a great match. They hadn’t [email protected]. Off-Campus Life kicks off at [email protected]. The Rocky Mountain Collegian | Thursday, April 25, 2019 5

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selves, not just their handlers. she’ll take a picture, but even trained by an organization, this vice dogs don’t have to be cer- She said there are heavy conse- that doesn’t do much. dog is flawless. The fact that tified,” Nordstrom said. “Some Dogs quences if an animal attacks a “You need the person’s she couldn’t even walk through guide dog schools give out ID service dog and it gets injured. name,” Nordstrom said, “Peo- the middle of campus without cards...but it’s not a certifica- >> from page 3 “It took me four years to get ple won’t just give you their being distracted means that I tion.” a dog; I was on a waitlist for four name.” have to take time out of my day Nordstrom said that people years,” Nordstrom said. “If this Melissa Emerson, the di- to wait.” can pay $50-100 for fake vests. areas.” dog gets attacked by another rector at the Student Resolu- Behavior can be another tell, Nordstrom also said that dog or something happens and tion Center, said that students Nordstrom said. Service dogs bringing animals on campus, she can no longer work, I’m who break the rules and bring “It’s not fun to take a dog are supposed to act a certain sometimes used as emotional going to be out a dog for poten- fake service dogs to places they everywhere with you. I way in spaces that dogs aren’t support animals, has become a tially another four years. It puts shouldn’t be could face conse- feel like a single mother usually allowed to be in. bit of a fad. She said that taking a massive dent in disabled peo- quences from the University. “Public access skills include her own service dog, Iris, every- ple’s ability to do their jobs.” “Let’s say a student has an 90% of the time. She things like not licking the floor, where with her can be a bit of a Nordstrom said that part of animal, is in a classroom, and keeps me from running not barking, not being disrup- pain. the University’s Student Code it’s being disruptive,” Emerson tive...they should basically be “It’s not fun to take a dog ev- of Conduct says that everybody said. “We could charge them into walls, I keep her unnoticeable,” Nordstrom said. erywhere with you,” Nordstrom has the right to an included or with violating the conduct code, from eating magnets... “It should be the best-behaved said. “I feel like a single mother unimpeded space, which in- and they may have to come in people who bring their pet you’ve ever seen, plus up a 90% of the time. She keeps me cludes disabled people. for a student conduct hearing. level.” from running into walls, I keep According to 2018’s Student If found responsible, there pets with them have no There are two questions to her from eating magnets...peo- Code of Conduct, disruptive could be a variety of options.” idea what it’s actually ask if people encounter poten- ple who bring their pets with behavior is defined as behavior Nordstrom said that she has like to rely on an animal tially fake service dogs, Nord- them have no idea what it’s ac- that disrupts or interferes with personally been in dangerous strom said: if that dog is for a tually like to rely on an animal teaching, classrooms or other situations because of dogs on all day.” person with a disability and all day.” University functions. campus. what tasks it’s trained to per- CERRIDWYN NORDSTROM Kreston said that emotion- Nordstrom said she believes “There was this big Dalma- form. Nordstrom said that il- al support animals are not the ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF the University is not upholding tian, we saw him two days in a COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY legitimate dog handlers won’t same as service dogs, and bring- this part of the code. row, and he was jumping and know what to say to these ques- ing them everywhere on cam- SENATOR AND VICE CHAIR FOR “They’ve been asked multi- pulling on the leash that a teeny THE WOMEN’S CAUCUS tions or try to avoid them. pus can be dangerous. ple times to protect service dog tiny girl was holding, she could Nordstrom said she un- “Emotional support dogs handlers, and they refuse to do barely hold on,” Nordstrom derstands why people want to are not trained to do anything,” that,” Nordstrom said. “I see it said. The Dalmatian wasn’t a fake bring their emotional support Kreston said. “Whereas a ser- personally as discrimination Nordstrom said that it made service dog, Nordstrom said, dogs with them, but they really vice dog is alerting that person against disabled people. They her nervous because she had to but she has seen multiple fake just need to stay at home. that they might be having a sei- are blatantly ignoring it and stop and have Iris sit and wait service dogs on campus. She “It’s just really unsafe,” zure, or is alerting that person people are getting hurt.” for the other dog to leave. said that there are a few ways Nordstrom said. “I really need they’re going to walk off a curb... Right now, Nordstrom said, “Your dog is so distracting you can tell, including if they (my dog) to keep me safe.” it’s doing something.” there isn’t a good way to report that my dog can’t even func- have a lot of what appear to be Ceci Taylor can be reached at Nordstrom said that other someone who has a disruptive tion, and she’s a fully trained certifications on their vests. [email protected]. dogs on campus can also pose dog on campus. Sometimes dog,” Nordstrom said. “She was “In the United States, ser- a threat to service dogs them-

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CAMPUS CSU works to change gendered requirements in scholarships By Ceci Taylor @cecelia_twt

Recently, one professor dis- covered Colorado State Univer- Energy Efficiency sity offers some scholarships that only students of a certain gender are eligible to receive. She decided to find out why. Did you know that Ram’s Village is one Laura Raynolds, a professor of the first apartment communities in of sociology at CSU, said that this was first brought to her at- Fort Collins to be awarded an Energy Star tention when she was assigned Rating from the Environmental Protection to a scholarship committee and was tasked to award a student Agency? As Ram’s Village works to complete with the Delano F. Scott Schol- a full remodel of the property, more and arship. more energy-conserving measures are The scholarship requirements say that the recipient being implemented in order to ensure must be “a male sophomore, that we remain one of the most energy junior or senior enrolled in the efficient student housing options in Fort College of Liberal Arts.” Colorado State University offers the Delano F. Scott Scholarship “I questioned whether that to undergrauate students who identify as male, meet academic Collins. If you care about saving energy and was legal or not because that requirements and financial need. The Delano F. Scott Scholarship is one protecting the environment, you should would seem to be discrimina- of several gender-limited scholarships the University offers. tory,” Raynolds said. “I was PHOTO BY COLIN SHEPHERD COLLEGIAN care about the apartment community that told that because those speci- you decide to live in. At Ram’s Village, fications were not illegal at the ments,” Taylor said. “It’s a rath- In the case of the Delano F. time the scholarship was creat- er difficult and complicated Scott Scholarship, Raynolds we have black-bottomed pools so that we process, but of the seven that also said that the scholarship’s ed — this is a very old scholar- use less energy heating them, and we also ship — it was not illegal.” still have gendered criteria, I requirements couldn’t be Vice President of Division believe we’re still working to changed because of legal rea- have LED lighting throughout each unit to find a living relative to change sons. and Access at CSU Leslie Tay- ensure a minimal amount of energy usage. lor, said that the University those requirements.” “I was told it would be illegal does have a limited number of for the University to give that In addition, Ram’s Village installs low-flow legacy scholarships that are scholarship to a female student, shower heads and toilets designed to save restricted by gender, which in- and that their choice was either “I was told it would be to give the scholarship or not,” water with every flush. What does all of this cludes three scholarships lim- illegal for the University ited to males and four limited Raynolds said. “Under those mean? You pay less for utilities! If you want to give that scholarship conditions, I would rather stu- to females. She said that the to save money while also helping to protect University is working to change to a female student, dents have scholarships for these requirements. CSU and did not suggest that we your environment, stop by Ram’s Village and that their choice give nobody the scholarship.” According to the CSUSA and sign a lease today! website, scholarships that are was either to give the Raynolds said that one solu- only available to females in scholarship or not. tion would be to offer female the sciences include the Native students a similar scholarship Women in Science Scholarship Under those conditions, of equal amount, but she wasn’t and the Jean Tramell Shepard- I would rather students sure if that would be legal. She also said that offering female son Health and Exercise Sci- have scholarships for ence Scholarship. Additionally, students scholarships in areas sponsored content there are the Luanne G. Wil- CSU and did not suggest where they go underrepresent- liams Memorial Scholarship, that we give nobody the ed could be another solution. for female veterinary medical “I would wonder if we students with an interest in the scholarship.” thought about the areas in which female students con- study of llamas, and the Marion LAURA RAYNOLDS Carnes Hendrie Scholarship, tinue to be underrepresent- PROFESSOR OF SOCIOLOGY AT ed,” Raynolds said. “Are there available for any major. CSU Scholarships that are only scholarships, for example, in available to male students computer sciences that are only include the Delano F. Scott available for women?” Scholarship, the Myron Brown Taylor said that she hopes Raynolds said that this issue Ludlow Scholarship, which are the gendered criteria will be isn’t necessarily an issue of gen- both for men of any major in gone by the time summer vaca- der inequity today, but a reflec- the College of Liberal Arts, and tion is over. She also said that tion of past values. the Howard Scholarship, which any new scholarships that come “We’re thinking about how is available to men of any major. in aren’t allowed to base re- we can foster gender equity Taylor said that a living rel- quirements off of gender. now, but also thinking of it as ative of the person who first es- Taylor said that, despite a reflection of historical gen- tablished the scholarship must these examples, there are over der inequities,” Raynolds said. be found in order to legally 1,000 scholarships available “I mean here’s an institution- change the requirements. She and almost 3,400 students were alized inequality that remains. said if none can be found, an at- awarded scholarships through Gender inequities don’t disap- torney general can also change CSUSA. pear, they’re institutionalized the original requirements. “CSU offers over 1,000 in ways we don’t often think of “We’ve gone through and scholarships, and there are only or see.” changed a lot of scholarships, seven that we are concerned Ceci Taylor can be reached at but you have to have a living about,” Taylor said. “But we are [email protected]. relative to change the require- still concerned enough to care.” 8 | News | Thursday, April 25, 2019

NATIONAL Hillary Clinton says Congress should begin Watergate-style hearings By Margaret Talev address Mueller’s revelations. ler’s report, even in the re- Blooomberg News The special counsel found no dacted form released by the evidence that Trump or his Justice Department last week, Former Democratic presi- associates conspired with the is a “road map” for lawmakers dential nominee Hillary Clin- Russian effort to manipulate in both parties to follow. If im- ton said Congress should begin the election. But he didn’t peachment is pursued, she said, a Watergate-style investigation reach a conclusion on whether it should be led by a respected into President Donald Trump’s Trump tried to obstruct justice, independent figure, pointing attempts to obstruct Robert instead documenting at least 10 to the example of John Doar, Mueller’s probe of Russian in- episodes where the president the former Justice Department terference in the 2016 election attempted to halt or curtail official the House Judiciary that she lost. the investigation. He also re- Committee hired as its special Clinton wrote in a Washing- ported that Trump repeatedly counsel for the Watergate in- ton Post op-ed that lawmakers deceived the public about his vestigation. should undertake “substantive actions. hearings” on the special coun- Democrats have sought to sel’s report from his investi- keep Mueller’s findings in the “Obviously, this is gation and shouldn’t “jump public spotlight, in part by in- straight to an up-or-down vote viting Mueller and Attorney personal for me, and on impeachment.” General William Barr to testify some may say on “Obviously, this is personal to House committees. But while that I’m not the right for me, and some may say on many liberal activists and law- that I’m not the right messen- makers and some of the party’s messenger.” presidential candidates have ger,” she acknowledged. But HILLARY CLINTON the decision between Trump’s demanded Trump be held ac- countable, Democratic leaders FORMER DEMOCRATIC immediate impeachment and PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE Former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton speaks at the TIME 100 doing nothing, she wrote, is a in Congress fear impeachment Summit April 23 in New York. “false choice.” proceedings may backfire, as PHOTO BY SPENCER PLATT GETTY IMAGES/TNS It was a “mistake” for Re- they did for Republicans during Bill Clinton’s presidency. Clinton herself was a staff san commission, similar to the States has proved himself un- publicans to pursue impeach- panel convened after the 9/11 willing to defend our nation ment in 1998 against her hus- “This is bigger than poli- attorney for the Judiciary Com- tics,” Hillary Clinton wrote. mittee during Watergate. attacks, to protect U.S. elections from a clear and present dan- band, President Bill Clinton, against future foreign interfer- ger,” she said. “and would be a mistake now.” “What our country needs now Responding to Mueller’s is clear-eyed patriotism, not re- conclusion regarding Russian ence. Content pulled from Tribune Democrats have found “This is necessary because News Service. themselves divided over how to flexive partisanship.” meddling, Clinton recommend- Clinton wrote that Muel- ed Congress establish a biparti- the president of the United

NATIONAL Trump says he’s sending ‘armed soldiers’ to border following incident By Alyza Sebenius that we will always have a re- diers providing border support & Travis J. Tritten sponsible attitude and respect in an unmarked Customs and Blooomberg News for the government and people Border Protection vehicle near of the United States,” Lopez Clint, Texas. Obrador said during his daily “After a brief discussion be- President Donald Trump press conference. tween the soldiers from the two said he plans to send “armed nations, the Mexican military soldiers” to the southern U.S. members departed the area,” border, once again blasting Kunze said. She said that even Mexico for “not doing near- “After a brief discussion though “they were south of the ly enough” to apprehend mi- between the soldiers border fence, U.S. soldiers re- grants. from the two nations, mained in U.S. territory, north “Mexico’s Soldiers recent- of the actual border.” ly pulled guns on our Nation- the Mexican military The Defense Department al Guard Soldiers, probably as members departed the has declined to say how many a diversionary tactic for drug area.” of its troops at the border are smugglers on the Border,” he armed but has indicated that wrote in a Wednesday morn- PAMELA KUNZE number is under continuing re- ing tweet. “Better not happen SPOKESWOMAN FOR U.S. view. again! We are now sending NORTHERN COMMAND Earlier Wednesday, Trump ARMED SOLDIERS to the Bor- reiterated a threat to close a der. Mexico is not doing nearly section of the border, writing in enough in apprehending & re- Mexico’s Foreign Minis- a tweet that he would do so and turning!” try said in a statement that send in the military if Mexico The April 13 incident ac- “a group of Mexican soldiers did not apprehend migrants. tually involved Mexican sol- came across two U.S. soldiers Trump backed away from a diers briefly confronting U.S. who were performing support threat to close the border last counterparts in Texas, with the operations in an unidentified month. Mexican soldiers believing that vehicle located south of the “A very big Caravan of they were on their own soil, ac- border fence” in “an area where over 20,000 people started up cording to accounts from the the border boundaries are not through Mexico. It has been Pentagon and Mexico’s Foreign clear.” After an investigation, reduced in size by Mexico but Ministry. the ministry suggested, the ve- is still coming,” Trump said. Mexican President Andres hicle was moved to the north to “Mexico must apprehend the Manuel Lopez Obrador was avoid confusion. remainder or we will be forced conciliatory after being told of Navy Capt. Pamela Kunze, to close that section of the Bor- Trump’s tweets on Wednesday. a spokeswoman for U.S. North- der & call up the Military.” “We are going to review the ern Command, said in state- Content pulled from Tribune U.S. President Donald Trump talks to reporters before departing the case, take into account what he ment that about six Mexican News Service. is pointing out and assure him White House April 24 in Washington, DC. PHOTO BY OLIVIER DOULIERY troops questioned two U.S. sol- ABACA PRESS/TNS News | Thursday, April 25, 2019 | 9

NATIONAL Coming to California: Carbon neutral meals, verified by regulators

By Tony Barboza and do this kind of work, to make remains a work in progress. Fund- gases, known as carbon farming, of a restaurant’s life-cycle emis- Los Angeles Times their crops better, to make their ing, administration, implementa- holds some of the greatest prom- sions come from meal ingredients fields more resilient and their tion timelines and other key de- ise for pulling carbon dioxide themselves. Diners may soon have the soil healthier, but it represents a tails are still being worked out. from the air, Nichols said. It’s also Although many restaurants chance to nibble away some of lot of capital upfront that nobody the kind of transformation that already offer a wide spectrum their climate guilt by patronizing has,” said San Francisco chef An- must involve all aspects of Cali- of sustainable and locally grown California restaurants that have thony Myint, the co-founder of “Many farmers want fornia’s economy if the state is to cuisine, Myint said, it may be pledged to slash their carbon foot- Perennial Farming Initiative, the meet its goal of achieving carbon tougher to sell customers on pay- prints to zero. San Francisco nonprofit that is to switch and do this neutrality by 2045. ing a premium for food that is Under a new program an- launching the effort in collabora- kind of work, to make “We are going to have to find climate-friendly too. In his own nounced by state officialstion with the state Air Resources their crops better, ways to store more carbon in restaurants, Myint said, he has Wednesday, consumers will be Board and the state Department plants and in the earth,” Nichols struggled to make carbon-neutral able to choose from a list of ze- of Food and Agriculture. to make their fields said. “This turns out to be one of cuisine as desirable as say, Kobe ro-carbon eateries that pledge to So far, the Restore California more resilient and the single most effective ways.” beef or a luxury electric car. offset emissions associated with initiative has received pledges of their soil healthier, The developing program is “People will pay $80,000 for their meals by funding green- participation from about two doz- an expansion of efforts by Pe- a Tesla but they won’t necessar- house gas-reduction projects on en restaurants, including Border but it represents a lot rennial Farming Initiative, the ily pay a dollar extra for the car- California farms. Grill, Cafe Gratitude and Spago, in of capital upfront that culinary nonprofit run by Myint bon-ranched burger,” Myint said. Participating restaurants will the Los Angeles area, and Benu, in and his wife, Karen Leibowitz. As Myint is hopeful that the either go through a verification San Francisco. nobody has.” part of its work to fight climate blessing of state agencies will The program has the impri- change, the organization mea- persuade more restaurants to go process to be declared carbon ANTHONY MYINT neutral, or add a 1% charge to cus- matur of California’s chief climate SAN FRANCISCO CHEF sures a restaurant’s carbon foot- carbon-free or offer customers tomers’ checks that will pay farm- regulator, who will develop met- print through a top-to-bottom the option to offset their meals. ers and ranchers to transition to rics to track the amount of carbon assessment of its ingredients and Organizers are hoping to grow the climate-friendly practices. The saved and determine how much energy use and other operations. list of participating restaurants to funds will support gentler tilling farmers should be paid by diners “It’s the beginning of the pro- It then identifies ways to reduce 100 by next year. methods, cover cropping, com- for adjusting their practices. cess more than it is a fully cooked emissions, such as switching to In one encouraging sign, My- posting and other measures that “People will know that their project,” Nichols said. However, renewable electricity or sustain- int said he’s received no pushback either pull carbon dioxide from money is actually being used to she said it’s an important step in ably raised beef. The restaurant from customers since deciding to their air, prevent its release from reduce a very specific amount,” establishing new mechanisms to pays for greenhouse gas-cutting add a 3% carbon offset charge at the soil or store it in the ground. said state Air Resources Board squeeze carbon reductions from projects to offset their remaining his restaurant Mission Chinese Farmers will be paid $10 per ton Chairwoman Mary Nichols. the food system — a major source emissions until they are declared Food last year. “Literally zero of carbon removed from the at- Nichols and nonprofit orga- of planet-warming emissions. “Zero Foodprint.” people have opted out.” mosphere. nizers acknowledged that the Changing agricultural practic- Those assessments, Myint Content pulled from Tribune “Many farmers want to switch zero-carbon restaurant program es to reduce and store greenhouse said, show that about two-thirds News Service. RIDE LATE RIDE FAR RIDE 365

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NATIONAL Businessman offers more texts with Cohen to rebut Mueller footnote By Stephanie Baker & Helena Bedwell Bloomberg News

A Georgian-American businessman is accusing Spe- cial Counsel Robert Mueller of “glaring inaccuracies” and sensationalizing texts about alleged salacious tapes involving Donald Trump’s 2013 trip to Moscow. In a letter to U.S. Attorney General William Barr on Tues- day, lawyers for Giorgi Rtskh- iladze demanded a retraction to a footnote in Mueller’s 448- page report on Russian inter- ference in the 2016 presidential election. The letter says the footnote includes only part of Rtskh- iladze’s text exchange with then-Trump personal attorney Michael Cohen, failing to provide the full context. The FBI and Mueller’s team “spliced the dialogue to produce the ugly insinuations and allega- tions of Footnote 112 to attract publicity — all while impugn- ing Mr. Rtskhiladze’s charac- ter,” according to his attorney, A. Scott Bolden. Bolden’s letter provides a fuller version of the texts. While adding more information, the messages probably won’t settle speculation about possible tapes. Rtskhiladze, who had business dealings with Trump, said in an interview Wednesday that his texts had been misinterpreted to mean he’d seen and destroyed compromising tapes of Trump, when he was only conveying a rumor. Peter Carr, a Justice De- partment spokesman, declined Michael Cohen, U.S. President Donald Trump’s former personal attorney, testifies before the House Oversight and Reform Committee in the Rayburn to comment. Cohen didn’t House Office Building on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. Feb. 27. PHOTO BY OLIVIER DOULIERY ABACA PRESS/TNS respond to messages seeking comment. which shows Rtskhiladze He said his friend, whom he showing Trump talking about ed his story to Mueller’s pros- Rtskhiladze said he’s agreed didn’t have direct knowledge declined to identify, called to kissing and groping women ecutors, meeting with them to voluntarily testify before of the rumor involving the alert him about the rumor be- without their consent, lead- twice and appearing before the the House Intelligence Com- tapes, the letter says. cause of Rtskhiladze’s business ing to speculation there were special counsel’s grand jury for mittee in the coming weeks af- “It’s not something I took dealings with Trump. Rtskh- more compromising tapes more than 17 hours in total. ter receiving a written request action on,” Rtskhiladze said iladze said he passed along the to emerge. But it was before Still, Mueller’s report from the committee’s chair- in the interview. “It was not a identity of his friend to Muel- a dossier of unverified alle- wrongly identified Rtskhiladze man, Democratic Rep. Adam fact, just a stupid rumor.” ler. gations about Trump and as Russian, the letter says. In Schiff of California. Cohen then asks, “Tapes of In 2012, the Trump Orga- his campaign, compiled by fact, he is from the Republic The footnote disclosed part what?” nization announced plans to ex-British spy Christopher of Georgia but moved in 1991 of a text from Rtskhiladze to Rtskhiladze responds, “Not build a $250 million tower in Steele, was published. to the U.S. and became a U.S. Cohen on Oct. 30, 2016, and, sure of the content but person the Georgian Black Sea town The most titillating allega- citizen in 2017. “The mere sug- after Mueller’s report was re- in Moscow was bragging had of Batumi with the Silk Road tion in the Steele dossier was gestion that Mr. Rtskhiladze leased, prompted more ques- tapes from Russia trip. Will Group, which paid him a $1 that Trump hired prostitutes is cavorting with Russian as- tions than answers. try to dial you tomorrow but million licensing fee. Rtskh- to perform a sexual act during sociates belittles his personal In his texts, Rtskhiladze wanted to be aware. I’m sure iladze, a partner of the group’s a 2013 visit to Moscow. Trump integrity and identity, tarnish- tells Cohen: “Stopped flow it’s not a big deal but there are U.S. affiliate, had helped broker has repeatedly denied the al- es his reputation and impedes of some tapes from Russia.” lots of stupid people.” that deal. Plans for the tow- legation. Still, the possible his ability to do business in his But in the footnote, Mueller Cohen says, “You have no er were on hold until Trump existence of compromising native country,” the letter said. dropped “some” from the text, idea.” announced he was pulling out tapes of Trump, while he was Rtskhiladze said he has noth- which is a “crucial” word be- Rtskhiladze responds, “I do of the project in January 2017 in Moscow to attend the Miss ing against Russians. cause “it establishes the fact trust me.” just before he entered the Universe Pageant, has been the “Russia is a great culture,” that Mr. Rtskhiladze had no Rtskhiladze said the full ex- White House. subject of fierce speculation he said. “I’m just not Russian.” knowledge of the tapes’ con- change of his texts with Cohen The texts between Rtskh- ever since Mueller began his Content pulled from Tri- tent,” according to the letter shows he was only commu- iladze and Cohen came a few investigation. No tapes have bune News Service. to Barr. Mueller didn’t disclose nicating a rumor a friend had weeks after an Access Hol- emerged. the rest of the text exchange, overheard at a Moscow party. lywood video was released Rtskhiladze said he provid- Opinion | Thursday, April 25, 2019 | 11

COLLEGIAN COLUMNIST NOPE & DOPE

First generation students When you lose cell service Getting an internship you should have extra support during a phone interview. wanted. Being in meetings all day. Getting your dream job in White students, according to they cannot benefit from their your dream city. Kenia PNPI. parents’ college experience. Ortiz For nearly 20% of FGS, En- Their parents cannot serve glish isn’t their first language, as a resource they can turn to Language courses. Winning unexpected @Kenia_Ortiz_ according to PNPI. This pres- when navigating college. ents another challenge when Racial underrepresenta- prizes. Editor’s Note: All opinion sec- learning about what is needed tion and difficulty adjusting tion content reflects the views to succeed in college and edu- to college can also manifest of the individual author only cating their parent(s)/guard- into feeling like an outsider. Stepping in mud with white When the last song on a and does not represent a stance ian(s) along the way. Not only does that student shoes. new album is an absolute taken by The Collegian or its It’s not enough to only of- feel like they’re behind ev- editorial board. fer FGS help when it comes to eryone else and in a constant banger. The transition to college financial aid. There’s a huge mode of catch-up, but they is not simple. There’s a sense emotional toll that plays a don’t have a community to Sitting on a wet bike seat. Iced coffee season. of newfound freedom and part in their experience. turn to for support that shares #IActuallyDidntPeeMyPants learning how to handle inde- FGS begin feeling the pres- their values and experiences. pendence in and out of school sure of navigating college This isolation can build with no one to hold you re- even before attending — the to low-academic self esteem, sponsible for your actions, but majority of FGS have felt the which then contributes to a yourself. pressure of college since they lower rate of college comple- Being a first generation were kids. tion compared to students student comes with all of who have at least one parent those challenges and more. with a four-year degree. They deserve better support. “It’s not enough to only Counseling and self-care It has been well-adver- offer help to FGS when should be promoted to FGS tised that many first genera- as much as the Office of Fi- tion students, or FGS, struggle it comes to financial nancial Aid is. After financ- when it comes to paying for aid. There’s a huge es are sorted out, students school. However, there are emotional toll that expect everything else to be more challenges FGS face that a smooth ride, not knowing go unheard of. plays a part in their they have yet to experience According to The Post- experience.” culture shock, discrimina- secondary National Policy tion, low-academic self-es- Institute, 48% of first gener- teem and stress. FGS have the ation students attend college right to know that, while not part-time. This compares to I am a first generation col- all first-generation students the 38% of students whose lege student, and I have been will experience this, it’s some- parents have at least a bach- thinking about college since I thing that can come up. When elor’s degree, that attend was in middle school. My par- it does, they need resources to school part-time. This could ents provided the best they turn to. be due to the many FGS who could for me, but they always FGS withstand the discom- work not only to help pay for said “Do not settle for this. fort of feeling like an outsid- school, but have responsibil- Go to college so you can get a er,and the stress of navigating ities at home that don’t allow well-paid job and you won’t what college is because the for school to be their only pri- have to struggle like we did.” diploma at the end is a part of ority. I cannot speak for every something bigger than them- Students of color are also FGS, but finishing college is selves. They are laying down more likely to be FGS. For- an accomplishment for me the foundation to a path that ty-two percent of Black stu- and for my whole family. It’s wasn’t there for them in order dents and 48% of Hispanic something we’ll all be proud to help those who come after. students are first-generation of, which adds more signifi- Kenia Ortiz can be reached students, compared to 28% of cance and pressure. at [email protected]. When FGS attend college, KCSU IS OUT OF THIS WORLD 12 Thursday, April 25, 2019 | The Rocky Mountain Collegian The Rocky Mountain Collegian Thursday, April 25, 2019 13

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COLLEGIAN COLUMNIST Astrology isn’t real or fake, it’s what you make of it

their signs. them out, and Millennials and ties, relationship patterns and to 21st century spirituality. Madison Asking if someone “be- Gen Zs were significantly more life cycles? As our planet deteriorates Thompson lieves” in astrology is the likely than older people to say Walter Thompson’s intel- at an alarming rate, our gen- wrong question to ask. It im- so. ligence group released a trend eration has a deeper will to @madisongoeswest plies that people are abandon- Younger generations are report in 2016 called “Unreal- understand ourselves and our ing rational thought for mysti- flocking to astrology because ity.” place in the universe. With Editor’s Note: All opinion sec- cal calamity. Astrology is not a more and more people are atheism at an all time high, tion content reflects the views of science, and it’s not trying to recognizing that science can’t it’s no surprise that spiritual the individual author only and be. It offers comfort in times answer all of our questions, or “Astrology is merely practices like meditation and does not represent a stance tak- of uncertainty with the con- even necessarily be a divine a way to mark time astrology are on the rise. sistent, gentle reminder we all guide for humanity. Science is Of course, some people are en by The Collegian or its edito- and track patterns, rial board. need sometimes: this too shall a magnificent tool, but it’s not going to use astrology to judge If you haven’t noticed, pass. the only one. which is basically what others before they know them, astrology is becoming main- Just like the Enlighten- humans have done with but you don’t have to. Your ment gave way to the Roman- birth chart can bring to light stream. Did you hear about everything else since the the last mercury retrograde? “Just like the tic Period, the scientization of the things about yourself you Brutal. the 19th century is giving way beginning of time.” don’t want to acknowledge, Humans have practiced as- Enlightenment gave way to 21st century spirituality. or that you didn’t understand trology for thousands of years, to the Romantic Period, There are barriers to entry about yourself in the first using the stars to guide har- the scientization of the for the scientific community, place. You can calculate yours vests, signal weather events or just like the astrology commu- “We are increasingly turn- for free at astro.com. simply as a compass. In Bab- 19th century is giving nity. Understanding the jargon ing to unreality as a form of We should encourage peo- ylonia for example, the rainy way to 21st century is essential to representing escape and a way to search for ple to embrace the things that season was found to occur spirituality.” (and not explaining or predict- other kinds of freedom, truth resonate with them. We’re all when the Sun was in a partic- ing) human experiences and and meaning,” it reads. “What just floating through space ular constellation, which was life events. emerges is an appreciation on a giant rock constantly fig- then named Aquarius or water Humans are narrative crea- for magic and spirituality, the uring out what to do with our bearer. Millennials and Gen Zs are tures. Astrology is merely a knowingly unreal, and the in- time and who we want to be. Nowadays, even Amazon is the most stressed generations way to mark time and track tangible aspects of our lives If using astrology helps you picking up on its resurgence to date. The 2017 edition of the patterns, which is basically that defy big data and the ul- or shows you a new path you by publishing monthly horo- APA’s survey found that 63% what humans have done with tra-transparency of the web.” might not have considered be- scopes for Prime members, of Americans said they were everything else since the be- Just like the Enlighten- fore, all the power to you. directing them towards what significantly stressed about ginning of time. We do the ment gave way to the Roman- Madison Thompson can be they should purchase based on the country’s future, 56% said same thing with plants and an- tic Period, the scientization of reached at letters@collegian. reading the news stresses imals— so why not personali- the 19th century is giving way com.

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EDITORIAL CARTOON BY RYAN GREENE COLLEGIAN The Rocky Mountain Collegian | Thursday, April 25, 2019 15 16 | Sports | Thursday, April 25, 2019 Perry >> from page 1 Just getting started as an artist, Perry saw a chance to paint her favorite players on a canvas, combining her passion for hockey and a newfound passion for art. “I started with the Ava- lanche players,” Perry said. “At the time there was a lot of news coverage and photos of the players were easily available so I started (painting) those guys. Then the Eagles showed up in Loveland and I’ve been painting them ever since, so that’s been over 15 years.” When the Colorado Ea- gles franchise was established in 2003, Perry had relocated to Loveland and began painting members of the team. Still mastering her technique, Perry recalls struggling early on with her photography and painting skills. She had doubts in her abilities as an artist. “My first efforts weren’t ter- rific,” Perry said. “But I was determined and as time went by, technology blossomed. I was able to take pictures with better lighting. All of the sudden — boom — everything started to fall into place and it was much easier, and more fun in some ways.” Phylis Perry, a 77-year-old Chicago native, has combined her love of painting and hockey to recreate hockey memories for over 20 years. OIL PAINTINGS COURTESY OF PHYLIS PERRY “I started with the “It was summer time and in ry that she did these paints for done work featuring other NHL players and staff members. Fans Avalanche players. At the offseason,” Perry said. “So every single player on the team alumni. like Perry are the driving force the time there was a lot he wasn’t under contract and and people throughout the staff It usually takes Perry a few behind every great organiza- of news coverage and he was in a rec-league game and she’s done. It’s just an incredi- weeks to complete one of her tion; individuals who go a step not wearing any (eagles gear). bly generous thing that she does portraits, she then coordinates above when it comes to sup- photos of the players One night I had done a paint- with her incredible skills.” with McGlue to drop them off porting the team. Passion and were easily available so I ing for a friend of mine and he Each season Perry paints a to the players, usually during a undying support are what Ea- started (painting) those showed it to Greg (pankewicz), portrait for each member of the weekday practice. gles Country is known for, and and he came looking for me.” Eagles team, and the players are “Phyllis will usually come Perry is a perfect embodiment guys. Then the Eagles Perry recalls pulling out of always at a loss for words when by our office and she’ll have of what it means to be a good showed up in Loveland the parking lot and a crowd of she delivers them. 2-3 paintings,” McGlue said. person and a true fan. people, including Pankewicz, “I got one last year in the “At that point I usually ask her “We’re really lucky to have and I’ve been painting all yelling at her to stop her car. playoffs,” said forward Julien if she’ll come to practice with her here,” McGlue said. “I them ever since, so that’s Thanks to the encouragement Nantel, who played on the team them, because I wanna make know the players are excited, been over 15 years.” of Pankewicz and other Eagles last year while in the ECHL. sure the guys get an opportu- and they’re blown away when players like Brad Williams, Per- “It’s very nice, she’s (a) very nity to say thank you to her in they see the finished product. PHYLIS PERRY ry was able to perfect her skills good artist. I have (the portrait) person. We get the first look at They’re not really expecting it, OIL PAINTER and became comfortable giving hanging in my home, and my those paintings when they’re some of the guys are hoping for her artwork to the players. parents really love it.” done. Every time we look at it once they see that they come. “I think I met Phylis for the Word of Perry’s work spread (them) it’s just jaw-dropping For somebody to have that skill Eagles legend Greg Panke- first time back in 2008,” said Ea- to the big league with players to see how incredibly talented and share it with the team that wicz heard about her artwork gles Media Relations Director in the NHL inquiring about her she is and how impressive the they love is a real blessing for through the grapevine during and Play-by-Play Broadcaster artwork. She painted a portrait paintings are.” us.” the offseason while playing in a Kevin McGlue. “I was just blown of the NHL’s Benn brothers, Ja- Perry’s work never fails to Ryan Loberger can be reached recreation-league game. away and then I heard her sto- mie and Jordie Benn, and has put smiles of the face’s of Eagles at [email protected]. Sports | Thursday, April 25, 2019 | 17

SOFTBALL Jessica Jarecki earns 3rd Mountain West Pitcher of the Week

By Junior Guerrero She also struck out a total of @juniorg45 10 batters and only gave up two walks. She held her opponents Junior pitcher Jessica Jar- to a mediocre .209 batting av- ecki gets to add another acco- erage. lade during her time at Colora- Saying that Jarecki had a do State. great week would be an under- Jarecki earned her third statement. Her pitching has Mountain West Pitcher of the been lights out, which is much Week Honors Wednesday. This needed for the Rams. is the seventh team award this season. The Rams are coming off a MORE INFORMATION great home win against North- ■ The Rams will host San Diego ern Colorado Tuesday. They State for game one of their played great as of late, win- last home series of the season ning five of their last six games, Friday at 4 p.m. Game two four of which were conference will be Saturday at 1 p.m. and games. Sunday at 12 p.m. The Rams’ stellar pitching is one of the main reasons why the team is successful this season. Their rotation keeps op- The Rams are going to be a ponents off the board and gives tough team to beat if Jarecki the lineup a chance to produce continues to pitch the way she runs. has. Jarecki dominates oppos- The trio of Bridgette Hut- ing teams when she’s in the ton, Jarecki and Taylor Gilm- circle. ore is something that teams The pitcher allowed just aren’t excited to see. This one run in 12 innings over the three-headed monster looks weekend. She finished with an to lead the way in the seven re- ERA of 0.58 and a 2-0 record. maining games for the Rams. She went the distance in both Junior Guerrero can be of her starts and even man- reached at sports@collegian. aged to shutout Nevada in one com. Jessica Jarecki, a pitcher for the Colorado State University softball team, was named the Mountain West them. Pitcher of the Week for the third time. PHOTO BY MATT TACKETT COLLEGIAN

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DENVER NUGGETS Nuggets take 3-2 lead after Game 5 win over San Antonio By Duvalier Johnson lated to success on the offensive was a downhill runner that was Mile High Sports end as well. getting buckets at will. Gary Harris put his stamp in White finished with 16 points The Denver Nuggets went into this game in the opening quarter in Game 1, 17 points in Game 2 and Tuesday night’s Game 5 with new- as he raced out to a quick eight announced himself to the big stage found confidence after defeating points on 3-5 shooting. As great as in Game 3 when he had his best the San Antonio Spurs in Satur- he started on offense, his defense is game of the series as he exploded day’s game by a score of 117-103. It what really stood out. for a career-high 36 points. was essentially a must-win game Harris played solid on-ball de- But in Game 4, Malone made to avoid going down 3-1 in the se- fense as he limited Derrick White’s some adjustments to the starting ries. touches yet again. He got out and lineup as a result and White has With the win, Denver took deflected a few passes and also ro- not looked like the same since. back home-court advantage and tated well in help-side defense. He Instead of Murray defending headed back to the Pepsi Center made things as difficult as he could White, Malone decided to place for a pivotal Game 5 with the hopes in the opening quarter which end- Gary Harris on the second-year that they could duplicate the suc- ed up becoming a theme for the guard. cess that they had in Game 4. entire game. “I think to be a good defensive Denver did just that as they put Denver capitalized on the de- player you have to take pride in it,” together arguably their best defensive end and came out ready to Malone said after Game 5. “It is fensive performance of the entire battle. They gave maximum effort something that you study in your postseason to win 108-90 and take early and often. It was clear early matchups, know their tendencies, a 3-2 lead in the series with the on in the night that this would be but also something that you have chance to clinch in San Antonio on a game that the Nuggets would be to take pride in and say, ‘I am going Thursday. With that, I give you the amped for and ready to dominate to win my matchup’. good, great and awesome. from the opening tip. “Gary on Derrick White obvi- Denver Nuggets Head Coach Michael Malone shouts instructions to his Good – First quarter change Denver finally won an opening ously was a huge difference from team during a game in Feb. 2019. The Nuggets hold a 3-2 series lead Going into Tuesday night’s quarter and they did so authori- Game 3 to 4.” over San Antonio in the first round of the playoffs.PHOTO BY MATTHEW game, one of the biggest issues that tatively by a score of 26-19. They Harris again shut White down STOCKMAN GETTY IMAGES/TNS Denver was having in the playoffs came out ultra-aggressive which as the Spurs guard went into the was the way that they were start- opened things up for the Nuggets fourth quarter with only three Awesome – One game away San Antonio is a place that has ing out games. for the rest of the game. After the points before Denver took their The Nuggets did not start out not been kind to Denver for the “I think it is important for us first quarter, they did not look back starters out of the game. the series the way they wanted last decade, but if Game 4 showed to win the first quarter, but not as they pushed their lead as high as White did however get himself after dropping Game 1 and that anything, it is that the Nuggets can only to match the intensity and 30 points. going a bit in the fourth quarter created many doubters. Still, Den- indeed win in at the AT&T Center. their aggressiveness, but exceed Great – Defending White as Gregg Popovich elected to stick ver stayed the course, believed in San Antonio will come out it,” Nuggets head coach Michael In the Spurs’ two wins in the with his young point guard to at- themselves and have fought back pumped and determined to fight Malone said prior to a pivotal series, one of the biggest reasons tempt to regain his confidence and to completely flip the script. and push the series to a Game 7 Game 5 matchup at home. “We has been the remarkable play of he responded by finishing with With Tuesday’s win, the Nug- where anything can happen. have to come out with a hit-first Colorado-born point guard Der- nine points in the quarter alone gets are in a prime position to end Denver will have to dig deep if mentality once again and hope- rick White. He had been playing to give him 12 points on the night this series and advance to the next they plan on pulling out yet anoth- fully that allows us to win the first sensationally and was looking like but for most of the game. It was a round. er victory in a hostile environment quarter.” an early M.V.P. candidate for the great defensive effort by Denver With a 3-2 lead and homecourt with the season on the line or what Denver had not won an open- first few games after outplaying yet again as Harris had himself a advantage, Denver has made it so Jokic referred to as to as, “The ing quarter in the series and that Murray on both ends of the court. vintage night as he continues to they have the opportunity to win toughest game of our lives.” changed on Tuesday as Denver put White’s defense was incredi- look more like himself with each the series so long as they win one Content pulled from Mile High on a defensive clinic which trans- ble, he made plays for others and minute he spends on the floor. of the final two games of the series. Sports.

COLORADO ROCKIES Rockies defeat Nationals, end another victorious series

By Duvalier Johnson for Colorado at the dish by record- help stabilize the Rockies offense games. double to Jake Noll which scored Mile High Sports ing a hit, driving in a run and work- moving forward. After blasting home runs in Adams, establishing a 1-0 lead for ing a walk. Chuck stays hot three consecutive games, Tapia Washington. The Colorado Rockies de- Manager Bud Black opted to Charlie Blackmon has started followed up Wednesday by collect- The struggles for Marquez feated the Washington Nation- slide Murphy into the three-hole to heat up recently and continued ing a pair of hits, including a bas- carried over into the third inning als Wednesday afternoon, 9-5, to of the Rockies’ lineup, a move that his success at the plate Wednesday es-clearing double that pushed the where he allowed a two-run home wrap up their seven-game home- proved to be worthwhile as Colo- afternoon, blasting a solo home Rockies ahead 4-3 in the bottom of run to youngster Juan Soto, ex- stand on a positive note. rado’s offense did a fantastic job of run in the fourth inning of the the third inning. tending the Nats lead to 3-0. The Rockies went 5-2 over the stringing hits together, collecting game. Known for his hitting when Luckily for Marquez, the Rock- seven games and managed to find 12 in the game. The home run was good for coming up through the Rock- ies offense bailed him out, manag- their footing after a rough start to The addition of Murphy into his 612th career run scored, sur- ies’ minor league system, Tapia ing to post four runs in the bottom the season. the lineup will allow the Rockies passing Vinny Castilla for the sixth has logged hits in 14 of his last 18 half of the third. Ahead are takeaways from the to be more versatile offensively most in franchise history. games, batting .320 in that span. Pitching with a lead, Marquez victory. and also breaks up the glut of pow- Blackmon was the hottest hit- Marquez powers through struggles buckled down on the mound and Murphy makes his return er the club has. A pure hitter with ter on the Rockies homestand, Starting pitcher German Mar- helped solidify the Rockies’ victo- Rockies’ first baseman Daniel gap-to-gap power, Murphy will posting a .388 batting average over quez did not have his best stuff on ry, logging seven innings, allowing Murphy made his return to the provide balance to Colorado’s of- the stretch. Additionally, Black- the mound Wednesday. three runs on eight hits and strik- diamond Wednesday afternoon fense moving forward. mon has hit safely in 11 of his last 12 The flamethrower lacked coming out seven. against his former team after miss- Murphy is a proven commodi- games and is riding an eight-game mand from the onset, surrender- The frontman of the Rock- ing a majority of the season with a ty at the plate and has been one of hitting streak. ing three runs through the first ies rotation was noticeably off broken left index finger. the most consistent hitters in the Tapia is starting to make a name for three innings. his game but managed to battle After a handful of at-bats down game over the past few years. A himself Marquez’ struggles started through his struggles, a major pos- in Triple-A with the Albuquerque three-time All-Star and two-time Outfielder Raimel Tapia has in the second inning when he al- itive for the club. Isotopes, Murphy was productive Silver Slugger Award winner at put together a solid performance lowed a leadoff double to Matt Content pulled from Mile High second base, Murphy’s return will in each of the Rockies last four Adams. Marquez later allowed a Sports. The Rocky Mountain Collegian | Thursday, April 25, 2019 19 This Saturday April 27th Join

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EVENTS Hotel Hillcrest hosts first annual 4/20 art show By Miles Parrish IS NOW AT @parrishm20 SCENENOCO.COM/CALENDARcalendar.scenenoco.com Since debuting in October, Hotel Hillcrest has become one of the emerging venues for local musicians to perform. For this year’s 4/20, however, they hosted something a bit different than usual. Since their first event on Oct. 26, 2018, Hillcrest has hosted nine events; this year’s 4/20 being the 10th. The venue, a simple house in a Fort Collins neighborhood, is mainly run by roommates Joe Wood and Max Roesler with the help of volun- teers. Though it is typically known for its live performances that Fort Collins artist Bri Romo poses next to their art at the Hotel Hillcrest take place in the home’s two- art show on April 20. This year’s 4/20 event was Hillcrest’s first art car garage, Hillcrest took a dif- show, a break from their usual purpose of hosting concerts or events. ferent approach this past Sat- PHOTO BY AJ FRANKSON COLLEGIAN urday. Instead of hosting a concert, Not long after its start time of do so. they instead hosted an art show 6 p.m., the house was packed Wood and Roesler have compiled of artists from all over with people from all around come to view the relationship WEEKEND CALENDAR Fort Collins. Fort Collins who came to visit between them and the commu- the show. It stayed that way un- nity as one big family that they Thursday, April 25 til late into the night. Although get to host. ACT. Shorts in the Museum, “We put this space the event was a great success for “We put this space together Gregory Allicar Museum of Art at Colorado State University, 5 pm -8 pm Wood and Roesler, the two give for the community, and in the FOCO Drink & Draw, together for the most of their thanks to the arts end the community wanted it, Letterpress & Publick House Downstairs, 5:15 pm -7:15 pm community, and in the community of Fort Collins, as needed it, appreciates it and Laney Lou & The Bird Dogs, Avogadro’s Number and Avo’s Bar, 9 pm end the community well as the supportive relation- wants to be a part of this,” Wood Sugar Britches II- Electric Boogaloo at Lucky Joe’s, Lucky Joe’s, 9:30 pm ship they have built between said. wanted it, needed it, each other. The two hope to host more appreciates it and wants “What makes this place im- events like the art show as they to be a part of this” portant and what makes this continue to schedule and host Friday, April 26 place special is the people that shows at the house; citing a ‘Avenue Q’ Presented by OpenStage Theatre & Company, JOE WOOD come,” Wood said. “If nobody plan to possibly host another Lincoln Center, 7:30 pm -9:30 pm DIRECTOR OF HOTEL HILLCREST wanted to be a part of it and art show at the beginning of the Denver Dream vs. Los Angeles Temptation, nobody came, then there’s no next fall semester. Until then, a Budweiser Events Center, 7 pm -9 pm point.” show is currently planned for Pardon My French - DJ Snake, Tchami, Malaa, Mercer, Out of the approximately Thursday, May 25 for Fort Col- Red Rocks Amphitheater, 6 pm -11:59 pm The show included draw- Portfolio ShowCase 12 International Photographic Exhibition, ings, paintings, poetry, sculp- 30 artists showcased Saturday, lins band, Slow Caves, who just 3 Square Art, 1 pm -5 pm ture and almost any other style only two of them are profes- recently released their debut of art that you can think of. The sionals with pieces in galleries, album, “Falling” March 22. house’s living room and hallway according to Wood and Roesler. To attend a show, one can were filled with miniature gal- “There’s a big need for cre- find the Hotel Hillcrest on In- Saturday, April 27 leries,ww one of which included atives to get their stuff out stagram, and message them Canyon Concert Ballet Presents: The Little Mermaid, there, and they don’t really have to receive the address for the The Lincoln Center, 7 pm -9 pm skateboard decks repurposed Flamenco Flair at Cheyenne Civic Center, Cheyenne, Wyoming, 7:30 pm into their own pieces of expres- an outlet to do it,” Roesler said. show. As the venue takes on Hotel Hillcrest is how Wood more art forms, they plan to Gala and Dance Party, Putnam Museum, 6 pm -9 pm sion. The house’s garage, which Independent Bookstore Day!, Old Firehouse Books, 9 am -9 pm typically hosts live music acts and Roesler provide creatives expand the plethora of exciting Laudamus Chamber Chorale SPRING 2019: SOUNDSCAPES, instead hosted a wall of poetry with an outlet. Artists who have events they have in store for the Plymouth Congregational Church, 7 pm as well as statues. not had the experience of put- future. Lotus, Red Rocks Amphitheater, 6 pm The event was extremely ting their work on display were Miles Parrish can be reached Ranky Tanky at The Armory, The Music District, 7 pm enjoyable from start to finish. given their first opportunity to at [email protected]. Sugar Britches FOCOMX XI, Pour Brothers Community Tavern, 9:15 pm -10 pm The Cocktail Sessions: The Martini, Ace Gillett’s Lounge, 3 pm -4 pm The Colorado Dance Collective Presents Metamorphosis, Union Coloney Civic Center, 7:30 pm

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EVENTS Hari Kondabolu delivers serious comedy for APIDA Heritage Month By Ty Davis @tydavisacw

The Asian-Pacific Amer- ican Cultural Center hosted comedian Hari Kondabolu Wednesday night in the Lory Student Center Theatre as part of their Asian Pacific Is- lander Desi American Heritage Month, which is also known as Asian-Pacific Heritage Month. Colorado State University celebrates Asian-Pacific Amer- ican Heritage Month in April to prevent overlap with finals and allow students to attend the events. According to the Asian Pacific American Institute of Congress Studies, in 1977 two bills were introduced to ded- icate the first part of May to Asian and Pacific groups’ heritage. Originally the celebration only lasted a week but was ex- tended to a full month in 1992. Assistant director of APACC Vani Narayana said Kondabolu was asked to perform due to his ability to talk about issues of race and nationality.

“I loved it. He brought up a lot of topics that aren’t necessarily talked about, and I think fusing comedy was a great way to bring it to light.” AHJINA HOPKINS Hari Kondabolu jokes during his April 24 show in the Lory Student Center theater. Kondabolu is a renowned comedian and speaker whose jokes COMMUNICATIONS MAJOR focus mainly on racism. This show was a part of the Asian Pacific Islander Desi American Heritage Month at Colorado State University. PHOTO BY ALYSE OXENFORD COLLEGIAN

“He’s just been gaining a lot about the small crowd. Tyler Moss said. lot of topics that aren’t neces- Kandabolu not only discussed of following and is really popu- Over the course of Kondab- Kondabolu is a political sarily talked about, and I think the real world ramifications of lar as a comedian, but address- lu’s set, he discussed everything comedian from Queens, New fusing comedy was a great way poor representation, but also es a lot of social justice issues from people mispronouncing York. Kondabolu has written to bring it to light,” junior com- included interviews from ce- in a really intelligent and funny his name, his parents coming for numerous shows, appeared munication studies major Ahji- lebrities like Aziz Ansari and way,” Narayana said. to America, treatment of im- on and co-hosted numerous na Hopkins said. Kal Penn about their experi- The event opened with the migrants in America, class, his podcasts like “Politically Reac- Kondabolu made headlines ences with stereotyping and acknowledgment that CSU was time in London and gun vio- tive with W. Kamau Bell,” ap- in 2017 with the release of his micro-aggressions. The docu- built on land previously belong- lence, to white depictions of Je- peared on late night shows like TruTV documentary “The mentary sparked a widespread ing to Cheyenne, Arapaho and sus, President Donald Trump, Conan and Jimmy Kimmel and Problem with Apu,” an explo- conversation about inappropri- Ute people. Christmas and mental health. had his own one-hour Netflix ration of poor and stereotypical ate representation, leading to a Despite Kondabolu’s pop- Despite the serious subject special “Warn Your Relatives” portrayals of Indian and South- rebuttal from “The Simpsons,” ularity, the theater was mostly matter, Kondabolu frequently in 2018. Kondabolu has recent- Asian people. The documentary a public apology by the voice empty. Those in attendance had the audience cackling. ly been making waves for his explores the topic of represen- actor for Apu, Hank Azaria, and were a mixture of guests and “This was my first time see- comedic take on social topics tation by using “The Simpsons” the announcement the charac- students from the APACC. The ing him, it was a pretty unique like race, nationality and white Apu as an emblematic figure for ter would be retired. small turnout did not deter perspective that I haven’t seen supremacy. Hollywood’s aggressive attitude Ty Davis can be reached Kondabolu who quickly joked too often,” audience member “I loved it. He brought up a toward South-Asian people. [email protected]. 22 | Arts & Culture | Thursday, April 25, 2019

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