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The Colorado State University Bookstore offers inclusive access books through the program Verba to provide lower online textbook costs for students. Of the courses which use inclusive access books, 52.1 percent require an e-book and homework bundle, while others require one component or the other. INFOGRAPHIC BY MEG METZGER-SEYMOUR COLLEGIAN Students, faculty, bookstores adapt to digital textbook model

By Samantha Ye 16,297 students, had digital ma- ments. e-book bundles topping over from a different angle. @samxye4 terials listed on the Bookstore’s E-books may have physical $100, according to The Atlantic, For the last few years, the inclusive access program this options at a higher price, but despite students’ access expir- CSU Bookstore has been ex- As more professors turn to spring. In comparison, there the assignments can only be ing after a set time limit. The panding Verba, an inclusive the convenience of the access are 45 higher-level courses completed through the online New York Times writes that ac- access program which allows code textbooks, students and with digital materials, covering platform, making it nearly im- cess codes eliminate students’ students to purchase access bookstores are finding new op- only 6,250 students. possible to pass the class with- cost-cutting options like shar- to the e-books and homework tions for affordability. These digital materials out it. ing, reusing or reselling books, assignments directly through According to Colorado State can only be accessed through Digital materials have been leaving them with basically no the Bookstore, no access code University Bookstore data, 50 codes students must purchase known to be cheaper, or even cheaper options. see DIGITAL on page 4 >> lower-level courses, covering through the publisher in or- free. Yet prices remain high So, college bookstores are der to view and submit assign- with many homework and starting to come at the costs

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Psychology professor Anne Cleary presents her ongoing research on “Wearable Technology for Enhancing Learning” in the Nancy Richardson Design Center Feb. 19. Organized by the Center for the Analytics of Learning and Teaching, Cleary’s presentation represented an integration of cognitive science, technology and design. As a cognitive psychologist, she also studies and urges students to take different strategies to studying that are grounded in science, like the process of visualization to increase memory. PHOTO BY BROOKE BUCHAN COLLEGIAN

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CAMPUS Building a history: How CSU names their buildings

By Laura Studley has been very positive,” Haberecht @laurastudley_ said. “I think that growth has pro- vided (a) diversity of opportunity.” Students know the names of Some of the most well-known buildings like Clark, Eddy and Yates buildings at CSU, such as Clark, well, but does anyone really know Eddy and Yates, are named after the history behind these names? key figures in CSU’s history who got One hundred and forty-nine them in different ways. years ago, Colorado State Univer- In 1972, the then State Board of sity had to prove their legitimacy, Agriculture approved a new policy and Linda Meyer, an archivist for that allowed classroom buildings the Agricultural and Natural Re- to be named after individuals, rath- sources Collection, talked about er than limiting the building to its the early history of CSU and this functional purpose. proof of legitimacy. “The way that they used to do “I think one of the most fun things was that they would name things about CSU is that the origi- the residence halls after people, and nal building was a little brick build- they would name the classrooms’ ing that they called the ‘claim shan- buildings after the function of the ty,’” Meyer said. “They had to put it building, so the engineering build- up quickly in order to establish the ing or the botany building or agri- cultural science building,” Meyers The Albert C. Yates Chemistry bulding was named in 2003 in honor of the former president of Colorado State right of Fort Collins to be the seat of from 1990-2003. PHOTO BY MATT BEGEMAN COLLEGIAN the agricultural college.” said. “Now there’s an element of if somebody donates a lot of mon- In 1879, the University wel- However, financial investors Hansen said. “He was important ey for a building … (they) have the president of Colorado State. comed their first students to Old aren’t the only source for naming enough in the early stages of the names of people who financed a lot According to SOURCE, Yates Main, the second building on cam- rights. University that he got his name at- of construction for the buildings.” is the third University building to pus after the “claim shanty,” and The construction on Clark Hall tributed to the building.” Meyers said that the Nancy be named after a CSU president, the first classroom building. began in 1966 and officially finished Eddy Hall was named after Wil- Richardson Design Center is an after Charles A. Lory and William Since then, a lot of things have in 1968. The three-wing building is lard O. Eddy on Oct. 21, 1978. example of a name contributed to a E. Morgan. changed. a center for social sciences, provid- “Willard Eddy was the heart financial donor. CSU has an extensive history, it Presently, CSU as a whole hous- ing an abundance of learning spac- and soul of liberal arts at Colora- “You could say (with) the Rich- will reach its 150th anniversary in es 705 buildings which then hold es for students, computer labs and do State University. He started ardson Design Center, someone 2020. Expansion and growth have 3,295 classrooms and 1,237 labora- offices for staff. an honors program here (and) he who is very interested in interior helped CSU become the University tories for the outstanding total of James Hansen, who wrote gave lectures in philosophy … on design and wanted to provide that it is today, Haberecht said. approximately 10.4 million gross “CSU’s Sense of Place” with Linda the meaning of education and life,” opportunity,” Meyers said. “So “I think that thoughtfulness, square feet. Meyer and Gordon Hazard, elabo- Hansen said. sometimes it’s the person (who) planning and the expansion of the University Planner Fred Ha- rates on how Clark was chosen for The Yates Hall construction says ‘Hey I’d like to finance this University has created a success- berecht works on the Master Plan the naming, even though he began totaled at $20 million according to kind of building,’ and sometimes it’s ful environment,” Haberecht said. as well as maintains the campus in the math department. “CSU’s Sense of Place.” On April 24, ‘We have this kind of building, and “Success breeds success.” aesthetic. “(Clark) was one of the people 2003, the Chemistry-Biosciences is there someone who’s willing to Laura Studley can be reached at “I’ve been here for almost 18 that went after research grants that Hall was given a new name. Ded- finance it?’ … It can go both ways.” [email protected]. years. (The expansion of campus) allowed us to become a university,” icated to Albert C. Yates, the 12th

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CAMPUS Global Business Academy opens doors for students internationally

By Dorina Vida experts in the field. @simply_she_ “Students meet with successful entrepreneurs who have changed International business stu- their business ideas and industry dents now have a new learning leaders who have changed their opportunity through the Colorado career arcs to learn that no matter State University Global Business how business evolves, the funda- Academy. mentals ... remain the same,” said The 13-day summer program Christine Chin, director of exec- is facilitated by the College of Busi- utive programming at the Global ness and its dean, Beth Walker. The Business Academy. program is open to high school Students will get the opportuni- students from all over the globe, ac- ty to participate in the Ram Rumble cording to the their website. Entrepreneurship Workshop and the Bee Car Business Simulation Game. These activities educate stu- dents on the nature of business in “Many of them weren’t order to stay relevant and keep up sure what to expect, with a constantly changing field. but came away from Outside the business aspect of the program, students will have the the experience with a opportunity to explore Fort Col- new positive outlook lins through shopping and dining, on business and new as well as experience being a CSU student by living in Corbett Hall. friendships.” Students get to engage in local ac- CHRISTINE CHIN tivities such as hiking, whitewater GLOBAL BUSINESS ACADEMY rafting and a ropes course. DIRECTOR OF EXECUTIVE “Many of them weren’t sure PROGRAMMING what to expect, but came away from the experience with a new posi- tive outlook on business and new Over the course of the program, friendships.” Chin said. students partake in a variety of Applications are open now for classes that explore the many lay- the summer of 2019, and interested individuals can apply through the ers of business. From leadership The Global Business Academy is offered through the College of Business at Colorado State University. The skills to learning how to read profit Global Business Academy website. Dorina Vida can be reached at Academy is a 13-day summer program offered to high school freshmen, sophomores and juniors from around and loss statements, students get a the globe. The program aims to teach students how business can make the world a better place. PHOTO BY full look at the industry alongside [email protected]. MATT BEGEMAN COLLEGIAN

Students are more flexible questions, Briggs edits, assigns ALEKS, an adaptive learning Briggs said he wonders about in not buying e-books, with 11 and collects weekly homework program, is “not intuitive at the impact on the quality of Digital percent opting out of the Verba and quizzes composed of those all.” learning. program this spring, whereas provided questions. “When students had to sit >> from page 1 96 percent bought homework The way all of Briggs’ cours- down and write down a prob- access. es depend on an online compo- FAST FACTS ABOUT lem set, I think you understand needed. The Bookstore will be show- nent is similar to most others in INCLUSIVE ACCESS it more,” Briggs said. “It’s al- Through negotiations with ing these numbers to facul- his department. It’s no surprise most like writing notes versus publishers, the cost of buying ty to demonstrate how going courses are heading this direc- MATERIALS: reading notes. ... Now that piece through inclusive access is al- through inclusive access can tion, Briggs said. Instructors ■ 51 percent of courses require is starting to fade away, and I ways cheaper than buying from save students money, and to try save hours by not having to cre- bundles of both e-book and wonder what’s going to happen the publisher, said Kurt Kaiser, to expand the program’s reach. ate or source their own practice homework materials. to the efficacy of our lectures.” assistant director of textbooks problems or grade assignments - Average Cost: $92.90 Over 22,000 students are for the Bookstore. by hand. listed as using inclusive access “(Publishers) understand “I taught a Principles “Now that we’ve kind of got- ■ 34.5 percent require e-books materials this semester. Al- that we have access to charge of Micro one semester ten used to the online, I think only. though not a huge slice of the student accounts; we are the going back would be detrimen- - Average Cost: $50.35 6,000 courses the Bookstore frontline for questions with here, and I had 180 tal to a lot of the instructors,” provides material for, inclu- ■ students and faculty,” Kaiser students and two TAs. Briggs said. 13.4 percent require homework sive access has grown nearly said. “They know it’s in their If there was no online Grading paper assignments only. 300 percent since 2017 with 30 best interest to make the prices is almost unrealistic now with percent of their textbook sales go down as well.” platform, I don’t even certain class sizes. Even making coming through Verba. Inclusive access also cuts know how you would or sourcing original practice And while Faziq said he likes Kaiser said growth has the costs of printing, shipping teach a class that large.” problems is a significant time the physical book, the final mainly been driven by large, and stocking the physical codes. barrier, Briggs said. choice “comes down to costs.” multi-section courses like Gen- Through inclusive access, THOMAS BRIGGS Becca Huggard, senior hu- For professors, the digital eral Psychology joining the pro- the average cost of an e-book is CSU ECONOMICS INSTRUCTOR man development and family transition is ultimately about gram. $50.35, a homework platform is sciences major, said she per- convenience. If professors The program has been a $47.34 and a bundle of both is sonally prefers a physical book didn’t have the convenience of learning curve for all textbook $92.90. Compared to a physical Kaiser said this program which she can take notes on or publisher-made and graded as- stakeholders, including faculty book with a code included, the will be a way to save students mark pages. signments, Briggs said students and publishers, Kaiser said, but average savings is $91.82, ac- money while benefiting them “I think I absorb it better— would probably see fewer quiz- everyone has been open to it. cording to the Bookstore’s da- academically. the information—from an ac- zes and smaller classes. “It’s kind of neat because tabase. Over the previous three In his roughly five years of tual book rather than reading it “I taught a Principles of Mi- for 30 years textbooks depart- semesters, those savings have teaching, CSU economics pro- on a screen,” Huggard said. cro one semester here, and I ments never changed; we were totaled over $3.4 million. fessor Thomas Briggs has only For senior computer sci- had 180 students and two TAs,” always the same thing,” Kaiser The majority of courses ever used online textbooks and ence major Farhan Haziq, the Briggs said. “If there was no on- said. “We’re now having to in- (52.1 percent) require bundles, homework platforms. usefulness of online homework line platform, I don’t even know novate how to get students the followed by e-books only (34.5 Through textbook publish- depends on the platform. Dig- how you would teach a class materials, and it’s driving some percent) and homework only ers’ online course systems, ital assignments in his com- that large.” really neat ideas.” (13.4 percent). which typically bundle an puter science classes are more While online systems are Samantha Ye can be reached e-book with associated practice flexible whereas the platform convenient for instructors, at [email protected]. The Rocky Mountain Collegian | Tuesday, February 26, 2019 5

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COLLEGIAN COLUMNIST Campus tours don’t give the entire picture of CSU school look better to prospective tiful buildings such as the chem- of liberal arts classes, were not or the way the College of Liberal Katrina students, but it is unfair to them. istry and biology buildings, as mentioned at all. Arts is treated until they get to Leibee The Office of Admissions well as the prettiest areas of cam- The example residence hall campus. Further, it is not until we ultimately does this to sell the pus like The Oval. The virtual the tour showed was Aspen Hall got here that we saw the religious @idon’tusetwitter school to prospective students. tour is so appealing that students in Academic Village. Again, Ac- activists on The Plaza or the ma- The worse-off parts of campus might decide to go ahead and vis- ademic Village has some of the jor flaws within the student gov- Editor’s Note: All opinion section are what you get after you’ve al- it in person. nicest, if not the nicest, residence ernment that runs this campus content reflects the views of the in- ready written a check. The logic When you get to the Univer- halls on campus. When I asked and manages our student fees. dividual author only and does not behind this tactic makes sense, sity Welcome Center, it has a if all residence halls were that The transition into college represent a stance taken by The but that doesn’t make it okay. historic feel to it that just makes beautiful, the tour guide referred is already difficult for students, Collegian or its editorial board. you feel at home. It is genuinely to the other halls as, “a little dif- but it is made harder when they We all chose to come to Col- beautiful. On the tour, the guide ferent.” are given false expectations on orado State University for dif- “The problem here is shows you The Oval, then the The issue with this answer is a tour. The morality behind ig- ferent reasons. Some of us have ethics. Students are not biology building, the stadium, that halls such as Newsom, Ed- noring a large fraction of the known our whole lives that we Aspen Hall in Academic Village, wards and most others are not school for purposes of marketing were going to come here, and realizing the realities the Lory Student Center and the just a little different; they are is questionable. Only revealing others may have been on the of their residence halls Student Recreation Center. significantly older and visually part of the truth is still a form of fence and took a leap of faith. A or the way the College The one academic building— worse. This past fall, many stu- lying. lot of our decisions were swayed the biology building—shown dents were placed into convert- I’m not asking schools to ad- by taking a tour that showed us of Liberal Arts is is most newly renovated and ed study lounges because dorm vertise the worst sides of them- the finest parts of campus. treated until they get to arguably one of the nicest plac- rooms were overflowing. It is selves, but I don’t think it is too It is unethical to only show campus.” es on campus. The tour guide false advertising to show pro- much to ask for admissions offi- students the very best and basically went around the Edu- spective students a beautiful cers to be a little more realistic. brightest parts of this school on cation, Eddy, and – you guessed dorm then place them into some- This school is amazing and beau- general tours. Part of this Uni- it – Clark buildings. Liberal arts thing quite the opposite once tiful, but its reality is far from versity includes the things that Before one even gets to cam- were already scarcely mentioned they arrive. what is showcased on general need to be improved upon, and pus, they can take a virtual tour of on this tour, and during the infor- The problem here is ethics. campus tours. ignoring them might make the the University. mation session, the Clark build- Students are not realizing the Katrina Leibee can be reached The virtual tour shows beau- ings, which house a large amount realities of their residence halls at [email protected]. SERIOUSLY NOPE & DOPE

Tony Frank wants to be Roommates who don’t Finding your lost pencil friends with Kylie Jenner clean up after themselves. bag.

By Ethan Vassar mor going around that I’m @ethan_vassar 20 to 30 squirrels in a suit for years now, and it’s completely Editor’s Note: This is a satire untrue. I’m 42 exactly.” Working on a project for a When friends buy you a piece from The Collegian’s opin- It is this understanding that long time then seeing that new mini stapler. ion section. Real names may be makes Frank want to take Jor- used in fictitious/semi-fictitious dyn Woods’ spot as Jenner’s someone else had a similar ways. Those who do not read ed- best friend. He would be a great idea for the same project. itor’s notes are subject to being candidate too, Frank said, as offended. he is stepping down as Uni- FORT COLLINS - If your versity president at the end of name is Kylie Jenner, then this semester. He would have you’ve had a rough couple of plenty of time to take Insta- months. gram pictures and collaborate 2018 ended horribly with on cosmetics. Frank’s famously luxurious beard would also give Lazy weekends. rumors of beau Travis Scott Tony Frank could possibly take Lazy weekends. cheating, and 2019 started off Kylie an opportunity to expand her brand into an untapped Jordyn Woods’ spot as Kylie terribly with best friend Jor- Jenner’s new best friend. PHOTO dyn Woods caught smooching market: men’s grooming. ILLUSTRATION BY ETHAN VASSAR on her sister’s man. Thanks to Although he may be an COLLEGIAN these wrangles, the 21-year-old anomalous choice for Jenner’s pop-culture icon and real-life next BFF, Frank is confident in Frank’s last point in his pitch Bratz doll now has some idea what he brings to the table as to obtain Jenner’s friendship of the kind of stress college stu- a friend. He cited CSU’s “Rams regarded her 1-year-old daugh- dents are under 24/7. take care, Rams take action” ter Stormi. He thinks he’d make Paying $13 to print Finishing big projects. Similarly, Colorado State moral code as an example of a great “grandpa” figure for the University President Tony this. toddler, and a much-needed something. Frank is no stranger to being “A Ram would never fake a one at that, with Caitlyn Jen- at the center of controversy. cheating scandal or kiss your ner and Kris Jenner both being During his time at CSU, Frank sister’s baby daddy – or at least grandmas. has been in hot water with the I hope not,” Frank said. Kylie has yet to comment on press and indicted with false Frank says he would bring the situation, but a response is accusations. that same mindset to a friend- expected soon from the Kar- “I feel Kylie’s pain,” Frank ship with Kylie. He also made dashian clan. When your roommate spills Free weed. told Collegian reporters earlier it very clear that he wouldn’t Ethan Vassar can be reached today. hook up with Kris Jenner or at [email protected]. weed in the kitchen and “There has been some ru- any other family members doesn’t clean it up. whatsoever. Opinion | Tuesday, February 26, 2019 | 7

COLLEGIAN COLUMNIST Consider other online shopping options besides Amazon

700 stores after filing chapter ing part-time jobs. only one who decides product It’ll be similar to how Stan- Fynn 11 bankruptcy. The list goes on These jobs aren’t actually costs. This makes it near im- dard Oil controlled the en- Bailey and on. shrinking even though stores possible for any other compa- ergy sector back in the early Retail is changing. In many are closing. Economist Mi- ny to rise to combat them. 19th century. Except this time @FynnBailey ways, it’s changing for the bet- chael Mandel estimates that Right now, Amazon is fo- around, there is little hope that ter. since 2008, e-commerce has cusing on drawing in cus- Trump or politicians like him Editor’s Note: All opinion sec- created more than 355,000 tomers and making itself the will do anything to stop this. tion content reflects the views of jobs compared to the 50,000 most convenient option. So, That doesn’t mean there the individual author only and “Even today, having it’s destroyed. These jobs are they make shipping and pric- isn’t anything to be done. does not represent a stance tak- turned the corner, often better paying than old es cheap, and they throw in It’s as easy as canceling en by The Collegian or its edito- Amazon isn’t really that retail and warehouse jobs. movies and digital content on your Prime subscription and rial board. All these new jobs, added Prime as a good extra. Due to trying to go to more physical The death toll of retail profitable in relation to to the massive convenience of these add-ons, their operating stores. When you do shop on- shopping is ringing, and the its revenue. Its profit online shopping, seem like a profit margin is currently ex- line, just try to buy directly name in the wind is e-com- margin for the last dream come true. Well, every- tremely small. Once they have from retailers and don’t go merce. In the last 10 years, thing has a cost. The cost for all anything close to a monopoly, through Amazon. thousands of retail locations quarter was less than of this will be paid when Ama- they won’t need to be so giv- Amazon is sometimes the have closed their doors forever one percent.” zon gets what it wants. ing. They’ll be the only general cheapest option, and some- thanks in large part to the on- In 2016, Amazon controlled store in a digital town and we’ll times that means they’re the line juggernaut Amazon. GREG MCFARLANE 34 percent of all retail sales all have to shop there no mat- option you have to take. There CO-FOUNDER OF made in America; by 2021, that ter the price. is no shame in that. Just try to Sears, once one of the big- CONTROLYOURCASH.COM gest corporations in America, number will be 50 percent. If Even today, having turned buy elsewhere when possible, and its smaller brand K-Mart, their rapid growth continues the corner, Amazon isn’t really and remember that these gi- filed for bankruptcy back in at this pace within the next that profitable in relation to its ant corporations are in no way December; this March, 80 Retail is one of America’s couple decades, Amazon will revenue. Its profit margin for friends of the people. more stores will be closing. largest job sectors accounting be able to bully their way to an the last quarter was less than Fynn Bailey can be reached Lowes, America’s weekend for over 10 percent of all jobs. online monopoly. one percent. Retail profit mar- at [email protected]. dad project store, is closing 51 It is also one of the job sectors Once that level of market gins are traditionally lower stores in America and Canada. that hires more women than control is achieved, they will than those in other industries, Mattress Firm is closing up to men and is one of the few plac- be able to out-price all compe- but still, a sub-one percent es people can get decent pay- tition, leaving them to be the margin is remarkable.

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Take a Stroll- Sponsored by Pinot’s Palette The City of Fort Collins has created great spaces for owners and their dogs to mingle and play. Around the city there are 18 areas designated as dog parks, ranging from flat and grassy to rolling hills with wood chips. One of my favorites is the Horsetooth Dog Park, which includes a pond. Make sure to get there early in the summer though. After hundreds of dogs swimming, yours may not come out as clean as you would have hoped. Furry friends can become pretty muddy pretty quickly with the gravel-lined shores. If you’re looking to keep your dog out of the mud, check out Soft Gold Park north of Fort Collins or Fossil Creek Dog Park south of Fort Collins. Both have plenty of grass for your pup to roll around in. These are especially wonderful areas to bring your dogs if they are well-behaved and up to date with medical standards. If your dog likes to run more than socialize, there are a few options out of Fort Collins that can give your dog its fix. Within the Cache la Poudre is Hewlett’s Gulch, a 7.9 mile trek up the northern side of the river. This trail is accessible all year round to all but motorized vehicles and has a creek running down the middle of the gulch allowing for a few water crossings. It is a personal favorite for mountain biking and hiking. It offers a challenging ride and gives my dog the freedom to roam and access water. Other areas that allow the hounds to go off the leash are further in the Cache la Poudre Canyon near the Pingree Park Road and Cameron Pass, but always beware of the regulations for pets to avoid being hit with a pretty big fine. Looking for a quick outing with the furry friend? Head down to the Poudre River Trail located along the Poudre River in town. A nice area to park and began your walk is at Lee Martinez park. Within this area a few ponds can be found as well as off the beaten path trails that follow along the river. Another quick stop is the dog park directly located behind the College of Liberal Arts. It is a smaller grassy area, but is usually filled with dogs and is conveniently close to the college. No matter where you go, please remember to be Wagz, One stop shop for Dog courteous of fellow pet owners and visitors and pick up your pet’s waste.

Supplies- Sponsored by Wagz Dog Friendly Breweries around Foco By Trigg Skoew By Rachel Rasmussen As dog owners we want our furry family members to be able to come along for the adventure, but when Is the wear and tear of the great Colorado restrictions don’t allow it like leash laws, avalanche conditions or simply the heat, make sure to bring Pet Market outdoors getting to your dog’s walking them for the beer afterwards. All around Fort Collins dog friendly breweries can be found. Below are accessories but you don’t want to throw mine and Moose’s favorites. Be sure to check what is allowed and what is not along with hours on the them away because they can still be used? breweries websites. And as always if you do bring your pup along please be responsible for them. & Grooming Then feel free to visit Wagz Pet Market where you can donate your dog’s old leash, Maxline Brewery collar, harness, or other products and receive This cozy brewery makes you feel right at home. The owners Cathy Morgan and Kevin Gearhardt around 20% back in store credit for your started brewing Maxline Beers in 2012 and came up with an amazing community focused business that donation. They will then make sure to clean can be enjoyed by all. Come on down and enjoy one of their beers from a Blueberry Lime Sour to your and sanitize the product before selling it for classic IPA. Wagz Pet Market Wagz Grooming a low price. This program, called Rescue New Belgium Wear, not only helps people who can’t afford Starting in a basement, Jeff Lebesch and Kim Jordan came out of the dark and into the light starting New Our friendly, knowledgeable staff is Our experienced groomers use higher priced items and recycle used pet Belgium in 1991 and since has been a big part of the Fort Collins community. From the first brew of Fat happy to help you find what you natural products for both dogs and gear, but Wagz uses the program to donate Tire amber ale, to their Voodoo Ranger, to the Hemperor, New Belgium always is bringing new ideas and need! Bring in your used items for cats. Your furbaby will get lots of some of the profit to various charities around flavors to their beers. store credit. We clean them up and love in a low stress environment. the community. And while you’re dropping Intersect Brewing offer them at discounted prices as On the first Saturday of every month off some of your old accessories feel free Join other Fort Collins locals at this fine beer establishment. In 2007 the owners moved their two children to look around for new replacements, out to Colorado and in 2016 they decided to share their brewing techniques with the surrounding our Rescue Wear ™ line which we offer discounted nail trims and some advice from the educated staff, or to contributes to local Rescues. For baths for short haired dogs. Call for community. With 10 beers on a rotating tap you’ll be sure to find a tasty beverage for yourself while schedule an appointment to get your furry hanging out with your dog. more information call: an appointment today: friend groomed by a professional! Check 970-482-9249 970-232-9144 Wagz out at 132 N College Ave, Fort Collins, Horse and Dragon CO 80524. Looking for a classic family run brewery? Head into Horse and Dragon’s taproom where the beer has flowed since 2014 under owners Tim and Carol Cochran. Horse and Dragon gives it beer drinkers a friendly place to enjoy one of their many brews. They have it all from your cold day beer the Snug, a 132 N. College Ave, Fort Collins | www.wagzcolorado.com vanilla caramel double cream ale, to the Impish Iguana IPA, to their well known coffee stout Sad Panda. 10  | Sports | Tuesday, February 26, 2019

SPORTS FOR DUMMIES Softball, baseball differ more than you think

one pitches a ball, the other team Ashley swings the bat, if they hit the ball Potts they run as many bases as they can while the opposition tries to @ashleypotts09 tag them out or catch the ball, with making it to home plate earning a point (or a run), three strikes and they’re out, etc. The differences are more sub- tle. First and foremost is the ball. A softball is much larger than a baseball and therefore softer since its insides aren’t packed as tight- ly — hence it being called softball. Softballs are also usually bright yellow, while baseballs are classi- cally white. Believe it or not, it’s about time Since softballs are bigger and for spring sports. Despite the cold heavier, softball gloves are a bit weather hanging around, many bigger as well. teams have announced their The other most noticeable spring schedules and matchups, difference comes in the pitching. and Major League Baseball fans Softball is pitched underhand and know that this time of year brings baseball overhand. I think there is about Spring Training. some physics to this — something This weekend serves as the about the larger ball and the way first home games for Colorado it’s thrown, I’m not about to calcu- State University’s Division I soft- late it though — but it also largely ball team and club baseball team. has to do with the way someone’s Junior Bridgette Hutton pitches during the Rams third game against the University of New Mexico on Sunday, The Rams softball team is al- arm is used. Underhand pitching April 8. The Rams beat the Lobos 12-4. PHOTO BY ASHLEY POTTS COLLEGIAN ready off to a really strong start is “better for your arm,” though — having already played three pitchers across both sports are of- In fact, all of softball is closer pitching seems to protect women’s on the bases and a home run with tournaments in warmer weather ten subject to overuse injuries and together. The bases are 60 feet delicate arms. the bases loaded — a grand slam. — kicking off their season with a the same kinds of soreness in their apart as opposed to 90 feet apart Maybe that’s just me. This is something that has never record of 9-4. They’ll host two Col- biceps, shoulders and elbows. in baseball. The fence marking the Even if that is the case, women been achieved in MLB history. orado State Classics on campus in Baseball pitchers also throw end of the outfield is also closer to have proved they can hang with Granted, it’s a little bit up to the next two weeks before starting from a raised mound that is further the plate in softball. the boys. If you’ve never seen “A luck. The hitter can’t really control Mountain West play. from the batter. Softball pitchers If you keep up with this col- League of Their Own,” I highly who gets tagged out and what not The baseball team has won one pitch from level ground closer to umn, you probably know what I’m recommend it. And, in case you before stepping up to the plate. But of the four games they’ve played so the plate, with the rubber falling going to say next: This all seems missed it, this week a softball four home runs in four innings is far, with four of their eight Feb- in “the circle.” The close distance a little bit sexist. When we think player at the University of Arkan- still quite an achievement. ruary matches being canceled. actually makes the softball harder about these two incredibly simi- sas made headlines after hitting a Regardless of the rules or the They will also kick off a significant to hit. All pitchers stride forward lar sports, we often consider soft- home run cycle in four innings. gender of players, I think we can homestand this weekend. to gain momentum in their throws ball to be the female equivalent A home run cycle is basically all agree that it’s officially ballpark So with the season seemingly — the closer plate plus the farther to men’s baseball. So the bigger, when a player hits a home run with season. After months of being con- in full swing, you sports dummies stride needed to gain momentum brightly colored ball seems to me all the possible base combinations. fined to indoor arenas, some sun- might be wondering what the dif- to throw underhanded means to be making the target easier for Danielle Gibson hit a solo home shine is much needed. Hopefully, ference in the two sports is. This is there is less time for hitters to re- women to hit, the bases being clos- run — a home run with one run- Colorado will cooperate. not a silly question. act in softball. er together is so women don’t have ner already on the bases — a triple Ashley Potts can be reached at The basics are the same: some- to run as far, and the underhand home run with two others already [email protected].

COLORADO Kiz vs. Are the Nuggets a legitimate threat as the No. 2 seed?

By Mike Singer riors and being a dangerous post- Kiz: I love this showdown Tues- want to assume anything because a and should crank up “Started From The Denver Post season team are two different day night against Oklahoma City, first-round series against either the the Bottom” by Drake to 10. things. The Nuggets aren’t fooling because the Nuggets’ focus down Spurs or the Jazz could still present Singer: I didn’t know Drake’s singles Question: Are Nuggets for real or themselves as the No. 2 seed. They the stretch of the regular season a roadblock. If the Nuggets were to were available on tape cassette, fooling themselves as No. 2 seed in are in pole position to secure that should be holding off the Thunder, advance, a friendly, encouraging Kiz! Here’s my thing: This wild- West? spot with 23 games to go. What’s not catching the Warriors. The way (dare I say raucous?) crowd could ly successful regular season has Kiz: It makes my morning sunnier more, outside of the Warriors I figure it, the Nuggets can secure be the deciding factor against the moved the goals on what this team to take a peek at the NBA standings and Rockets, the Nuggets should the No. 2 seed in the West with 55 Thunder in the next round. Nine- “should” do. They should, at min- and see our gritty Nuggets right on feel good about any other poten- victories. Why is that so important? teen sellouts tells me Denver is pay- imum, be a second-round playoff the tail of mighty Golden State in tial playoff opponent. But I keep A Denver team whose core has so ing attention. team. It’s unfair to expect a team the West. But I get the impression telling myself that regular season little playoff experience will need Kiz: Pardon my cynicism, but the whose postseason experience boils the basketball cognoscenti across basketball and postseason basket- all the home-court advantage it can stars get all the calls in the NBA down to Paul Millsap, Isaiah Thom- America still patronize Nikola Jo- ball are two different animals. It’s get in the postseason. playoffs. So no matter what seed as and Mason Plumlee to leap from kic and his mates as a happy, little naive to assume the No. 2 seed will Singer: The Nuggets need the No. the Nuggets earn during the regular not making the postseason to a feel-good story, regarded as not make the Conference Finals when 2 seed not only because it means season, they will have to be clearly Conference Finals berth. If they nearly as a legitimate threat to the this iteration of the Nuggets hasn’t homecourt advantage through the better than James Harden, Paul win their first-round series, per- Warriors in the playoffs as either won a playoff series. As to the larger first two rounds of the playoffs, but George, Kevin Durant and Steph haps Drake’s “Back to Back” should Oklahoma City or Houston. Is that question, I’m mildly indifferent to because it might also mean avoid- Curry to eliminate the Rockets, become their new anthem. true? national perception; the Nuggets ing Golden State and Houston until Thunder or Warriors in the play- Content pulled from Tribune Singer: Being a threat to the War- are 5-1 against the current top four the Conference Finals. It’s fun to offs. In that regard, the Nuggets are News Service. seeds. play matchups, but again, I don’t still scrappy underdogs in the West, Sports | Tuesday, February 26, 2019 | 11

DENVER NUGGETS Gary Harris giving Nuggets a gridiron jolt By Mike Singer the 3-point line. In the prior seven sap said. “The way he can fight over receiver in high school in Indiana but then Gary has the presence of The Denver Post games, with Harris out due to an screens and chase guys, the way he before opting to play basketball at mind to not only get the deflection, adductor strain, opponents shot can get deflections, the way he con- Michigan State. but tap it full length of the floor for Gary Harris won’t admit it, but 39 percent from the 3-point line tests shots. All that translates over “He likes playing a physical Monte to go get.” this season has taken a toll on him. against the Nuggets for the fifth- down the line.” game, he’s not afraid of that and he It was arguably the highlight of Healthy for only 33 of a possi- worst mark in the league. Harris’ tenacity on the perime- knows how to maneuver around the night as the Nuggets converted ble 59 games, Harris can take some “All five of us out there being on ter has a palpable effect on the Nug- screens and get back in front of the 17 Los Angeles turnovers into 26 small solace in that finally, with a a string, communicating,” Harris gets’ interior defense. ball,” Malone said. “I don’t know if points. month and a half to go in the regu- said. “It’s not just me.” “He never quits, he’s always he’s 100 percent, but he looks real- For now, as he works his way lar season and the playoffs on the It’s not, but the rest of the Nug- behind the guy,” Nikola Jokic said. ly good out there and looks really back into game shape, Harris will horizon, he looks right. gets recognize how much he chang- “He’s always sneaking. He’s a great comfortable out there.” come off the bench. But Malone Whether it’s stepping into an es the dynamic of their defense. defender. When you see him play Malone was asked specifically made it clear that despite Malik open 3-point look or getting physi- “He’s our best defender, up and hard, you just want to play as hard about one play in the third quar- Beasley’s rise, Harris is still the cal on the defensive end, he’s made down,” said Will Barton, after the as him.” ter where Harris drew a tight curl Nuggets’ starting two guard moving an immediate impact in the two Nuggets held the Clippers to just Nuggets coach Michael Malone around a pick, anticipated the back forward. games since he’s returned. 34.5 percent shooting from the has a different theory about his rug- pass and lunged for a deflection. It’s a reassuring thought for a Not that Harris deserves all field, including 3-of-21 from out- ged two-way stopper. “That was one of my favorite team dreaming about a deep post- the credit, but since he’s been back side. “Maybe it’s his football back- plays of the game,” Malone said. season run. wins over the Mavs and Clippers “His defense sets the tone for a ground,” Malone said. “We always talk about high, active Content pulled from News Tri- opponents are just 13 of 62 from lot of things that we do,” Paul Mill- Harris was a standout wide hands forcing hang-time passes, bune Service. MEN’S MOUNTAIN WEST STANDINGS

Team Overall Conf. Record CPCT. (No. 12) Nevada 25-2 12-2 0.857 Utah State 22-6 12-3 0.800 San Diego State 18-9 10-4 0.714 Fresno State 19-8 10-5 0.667 UNLV 15-12 9-6 0.600 Air Force 12-15 7-8 0.467 Boise State 11-16 6-8 0.429 Colorado State 11-16 6-8 0.429 New Mexico 11-15 5-9 0.357 Wyoming 6-21 2-12 0.143 San Jose State 3-23 0-14 0.000 WOMEN’S MOUNTAIN WEST STANDINGS

Team Overall Conf. Record CPCT. Boise State 21-4 12-2 0.857 New Mexico 21-4 11-3 0.786 Wyoming 18-5 11-3 0.786 Fresno State 17-9 10-5 0.667 UNLV 10-16 8-7 0.533 Utah State 12-14 7-8 0.467 Nevada 10-15 5-9 0.429 San Diego State 10-15 5-9 0.429 Air Force 8-18 4-11 0.267 San Jose State 4-21 3-11 0.214 Colorado State 8-17 2-12 0.143 12  | Arts & Culture | Tuesday, February 26 , 2019

CULTURE & COMMUNITY ‘Popular Grand Cats’ gallery unites local rescue, artists with felines

By Lauryn Bolz for the rescue. “We wanted the @LaurynBolz public to see the art before the event.” Animal lovers and artists came DeLong, who owns Hummel together the evening of Feb. 21 to House Art in Fort Collins, has celebrate a great cause: prevent- been submitting art for the event ing animal homelessness in Fort for 11 years. Collins. “I have two kittens, who are This is the 12th year that the now 11, that came from the cat Fort Collins Cat Rescue has com- rescue,” DeLong said. “(The Fort missioned artists to create “Pop- Collins Cat Rescue) is really car- ular Grand Cats:” art inspired by ing and helps the community in their favorite fluffy friends. The so many different ways, not just Grand Cats gives local artists and homeless cats, but also people the animal rescue a unique op- who can’t afford spays and neu- portunity to collaborate for a good ters. It’s an incredible organiza- cause in the community. tion and I’ve really enjoyed watch- “We invite artists from around ing it grow.” the community to choose either a wooden form or a papier-mâché form to turn into a piece of art, and “That is what helps then we auction them off at our gala fundraiser, Whiskers n’ Wags us to raise funds for Jubilee,” said Ashley Booth, the di- everything that we rector of philanthropy at the Fort do to help animals Collins Cat Rescue. “That is what helps us to raise funds for every- and prevent pet thing that we do to help animals homelessness.” and prevent pet homelessness.” The art, which was created by ASHLEY BOOTH over two dozen local artists, was DIRECTOR OF PHILANTHROPY AT showcased at the Carnegie Cen- THE FORT COLLINS CAT RESCUE ter for Creativity from Feb. 20-23. The gallery acted as a preview for the public to view the artwork be- This year, DeLong used a fore the silent auction. drawing form called “Zentangle” “The Whiskers n’ Wags Jubilee to transform her wooden cat with the help of outside materials. An art piece entitled “Cleocatra” by Suzanne Royer is displayed at the Carnegie Center as a part of the Fort is our largest single-day fundrais- Collins Cat Rescue art exhibit, “Night at the Mewvies.” PHOTO BY AJ FRANKSON COLLEGIAN ing event of the year,” said Lydia “I happened to have a wine topper that I got for Christmas Jordan, the marketing adminis- like Booth contributed to the art nique to decorate her wooden cat. and I noticed it was the perfect “We’re very grateful for all the trator for the rescue. ”Our ‘Grand collection. “It kind of shows that my love size to go with the cat, so I just artists that have dedicated their Cats’ have been a fun and exciting “A lot of what I do is donor re- for cats pulls at the strings of the merged the two together,” De- time and talents to create these highlight of the gala since our very lations and fundraising which are heart,” Booth said. Long said. “Wine and cats, what beautiful pieces of art to support first event 12 years ago.” more technical aspects,” Booth The gallery also gave the art- more do you need?” our efforts to help animals in our “This is our second year doing said. “I think it’s a nice break to tap ists and staff members a chance to DeLong was joined by other community,” Booth said. a gallery showing,” said Debbie into my creative side.” celebrate the hard work that they artists in supporting the rescue Lauryn Bolz can be reached at DeLong, a contributing artist, Booth used a string-art tech- put in for the cause. [email protected]. sponsor and long-time supporter through art. Even staff members

WHAT’S FOR DINNER WITH AUDREY Veggie soup for sick days

By Audrey Weiss vegetables, add curry powder, Instructions: @audkward cumin, and coconut milk to Begin by filling a pot of wa- your liking and eat over rice for ter. Generously season your a simple coconut curry. water with salt and pepper and What’s for dinner this week: add your fresh herbs (dill, rose- Yummy veggie soup. mary, bay leaves). Leave on high heat. Chop all of your vegetables INGREDIENTS into bite-sized chunks and ■ 1 russet potato through into your pot. Lower the heat and let simmer down ■ 3 celery stalks I have an unbelievably weak for at least three hours. Taste immune system and get sick at ■ 3 full carrots and season every hour or so. When you are ready to eat, raise least once a season. Luckily, I ■ 1 full white onion have the perfect recipe for eas- the heat to a low-medium and ing even the most abrasive of ■ 5 mushrooms add your noodles or cook in a colds. Having been feverish and separate pot if you would like. hysterical while grocery shop- ■ 2 stalks of dill Cook until soft and top with hot sauce to open up your sinuses. ping, I don’t have the prices or ■ 1 stalk of rosemary total for this dish, but it will last Enjoy! in the fridge or freezer. Plus, if ■ 2 bay leaves Audrey Weiss can be reached at [email protected]. you want to revamp your soup, ■ 1 bag egg noodles (optional) just blend the stock with the Arts & Culture | Tuesday, February 26, 2019 | 13

MUSIC Offset gets personal on “Father Of 4” By Dominic Brazeau The single matches Offset’s noteworthy artists Travis Scott @DomBrazeau voice perfectly with a catchy and 21 Savage. The song is beat that you can’t help but bob mostly carried by the featured your head to. artists, who have had huge suc- The 16 track album was cesses in the past few months, produced entirely by notable but Offset still comes in with a producers Metro Boomin and good verse. Southside. “Father of 4,” the Offset does get personal on titular opening track, features a a few songs such as “Father Of rap about Offset’s kids and dis- 4” and “Don’t Lose Me,” as he plays promise for the album. speaks on his family in the past After much anticipation, The second track, “How Did few years. He has a lot to say Atlanta rapper and member of I Get Here,” features J. Cole and about these topics, but seems Migos Offset finally released his is one of the highlights of the al- as if he is just glazing over them. solo project “Father Of 4.” bum. Unfortunately, this album Many of the songs on the al- The project followed solo doesn’t have many highlights. bum are very similar sounding albums from other members of After this song, the album goes and blend together. The tracks Migos, such as Quavo’s “Quavo on without anything eventful. from “Lick” to “Wild Wild Huncho” and Takeoff’s “The “North Star,” a song with CeeLo West” are hard to separate. Last Rocket.” Green, seems out of place and Many of the features on the Offset’s album was original- is included just based on the album also seem uninspired. ly set to be released Dec. 14, but name connected to it. Verses from Quavo, Gucci Mane it was delayed until Feb. 22 due and Gunna are all forgettable to personal matters for the art- and the album could have done ist, including a nearly fatal car “FATHER OF 4” without them. crash and a breakup with his For the most part, the album wife Cardi B. Can be listened to on: is held up by the production and Personal matters aside, Off- ■ Apple Music and Spotify the names attached it. Offset set seemed ready to drop his al- does have the best solo Migos bum after a successful summer album, but it still comes off as of features. The rapper was fea- boring and uncreative. Overall, tured on wildly popular songs “Father Of 4” will be just anoth- such as Tyga’s “Taste” and Ko- The album makes a slight er trap album that will be for- dak Black’s “ZEZE.” comeback with the song “Don’t gotten about in a few weeks. Following these hits, Offset Lose Me,” an apology song dedi- Dominic Brazeau can be reached released his first single “Red cated to Cardi B for cheating on at [email protected]. Room” to promote his album. her. The song “Legacy” features THE KCSU CONCERT CALENDAR

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NATIONAL Daily Horoscope Nancy Black Jussie Smollett’s path from child actor TODAY’S BIRTHDAY down if needed. Let go of the (02/26/19). This is your small stuff. professional year to shine. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) to ‘Empire’ star to felony suspect Teamwork is your secret — 8 — Mistakes or misunder- strength. Maintain flexibility standings can arise at home. By Greg Braxton family-oriented TGIF state. In close.” Added JoJo, the oldest with changing news. Your Abandon expectations, and Los Angeles Times addition to the children, he was Smollett, “We’ve been brought heart flutters with another’s you may win better results fond of their parents: Janet, up to reject conflict. We think this summer, before your crew than originally planned. Keep The 12-year-old seemed to who is African American, and it’s a waste of time to fight and shifts direction. Winter brings an open mind and heart. burst out of the TV screen with their late father Joel, who was argue.” satisfying results for shared LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) — 7 grown-up swagger, his abun- Jewish. Jussie was rarely at the efforts, leading to a family fork — Communication and action dant Afro tucked under a derby, In the show, Jussie, Jurn- center of the story in the show, in the road. Follow passion. could clash. Make sure every- punctuating his stride with a ee, JoJo. Jazz, Jake and Jacqui “but he was always caring about one knows what’s going on. smooth dance move. Smollett played the Jericho what was happening with the To get the advantage, check the Avoid provoking jealousies or Jussie Smollett’s bold ap- family, who were living on their other folks on the show,” said day’s rating: 10 is the easiest upsets. Provide stability, reli- pearance in the opening cred- own after their parents were Boyett. “He was always focused day, 0 the most challenging. ability and a calm presence. its of the 1994 sitcom “On Our killed in a car crash. As in real on the set.” SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) — Own” was Hollywood’s intro- life, the characters played by The young star also seemed ARIES (March 21-April 19) 8 — You won’t need to defer duction to the future star of the siblings ranged from 14 to have his priorities in per- — 6 — Things may not go as gratification forever. Stay fru- Fox’s hip-hop drama “Empire,” months to 20 years old. Star- spective, saying his family planned. Avoid travel. A hid- gal until financial obstacles or who now faces felony charges ring as the eldest Jericho sib- would not wind up like other den danger could arise. Trans- obligations are past. Prioritize and feverish backlash for re- ling in charge of the family was troubled child stars. “We’ve portation and action could get practicalities. You’re gaining. portedly orchestrating a hate comedian Ralph Louis Har- been brought up to be real tangled. Explore locally. Study Keep showing up. strong, so nothing can take us crime against himself. ris, who was cast more for his your own backyard. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- acting chops and experience down,” Jussie said. ABC’s short-lived comedy TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Dec. 21) — 8 — Illusions and was also a first glimpse at the than for his resemblance to the Growing up in New York, Smollett brood. the siblings had watched other — 7 — You can see what wasn’t mirages could distort the view. large and talented Smollett working with shared financ- Things may not go as planned. family, including Jurnee Smol- Still, Harris said the Smol- young people on TV and decid- letts treated him as if he were a ed they could do just as well. es. Work with someone who Wait for better conditions. lett-Bell, who would grow up to sees your blind spot. Don’t get Keep a flexible outlook and a score starring roles in WGN’s family member. Their mother became their manager. Jazz became a suc- sidetracked. Collaborate for sense of humor. “Underground” and HBO’s common gain. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. “True Blood.” The six Smollett cessful child model, JoJo and Jussie did small movie roles, GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 19) — 5 — Rest, and consider siblings starred in the sitcom, — 7 — Have patience with a what’s ahead. Refine plans for which lasted 20 episodes. and Jurnee won roles on sit- “I still can’t imagine coms, including “Full House.” partner. Breakdowns or ob- new circumstances. Discover Key people from that show stacles could arise. Avoid silly crucial holes, and repair them. who have remained close to something like this. I In a 2016 appearance on feel that we still don’t “The Late Show With Stephen arguments over miscommu- Find a quiet space to review. Smollett said his performance nications. Travel frustrations AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) in the innocuous “On Our Own” know everything, that Colbert,” Smollett said network and his subsequent turns in executives initially didn’t quite would make things worse. — 7 — Friends can get through there’s another shoe to know what to do with the fam- Handle practical priorities. where you’re stuck. Miscom- “Empire” and other projects CANCER gave no hint he would be ac- fall. I don’t know if this ily. (June 21-July 22) — munications could make “The next thing we know, 7 — Slow to avoid accidents. things worse; take the time to cused of devising a plot that started out as a stunt threatens to torpedo his career. we’re in a meeting with ABC. I Use gentle pressure rather unravel tangles as soon as they “Jussie was smart, talent- or prank. But I know mean, all these old-ass white than force. Hidden obstacles occur. ed and caring, a great person,” Jussie, and I know he men. So we went in, and I don’t lie out of view. Stick to prac- PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) said Robert L. Boyett of Mill- know why, but we went in and tical goals. Take care of your — 8 — Discover a hidden mess er-Boyett Productions, one of doesn’t have a malicious sang ‘Shut ‘Em Down’ by Public health. at work. An illusion could get the companies behind “On Our bone in his body. He’s Enemy,” Smollett said. “But yo, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — 7 shattered. Allow extra time Own.” always been a sweet they loved it. Apparently they — A sense of humor lightens to clean things up and resolve “The Smolletts are a great wanted to shut it down too. But a romantic misunderstand- misunderstandings. You’ve got family,” Boyett said in a phone and caring guy. I stand then I guess they didn’t like it ing. Remember what’s really this. interview. “I know them all, and by him. I will always be anymore because they canceled important. Take a walk to cool we have stayed in touch since there for him.” us. They shut us down.” our show.” But the cancellation did Boyett said he is stunned ROBERT L. BOYETT not damage their connection. by the firestorm surrounding MILLER-BOYETT PRODUCTIONS In a People magazine inter- Smollett, who has been charged view, Jussie spoke of family with filing a false police report meals, describing how the fam- in which he claimed to have ily would gather around a large been the victim of a racist, ho- wooden table built from scratch CLASSIFIEDS mophobic attack. 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