Chasing Fame: Students Reflect on Large Social Media Followings

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With the increase of availability of social media, fame seems more accessible than ever. PHOTO ILLUSTRATION BY COLIN SHEPHERD COLLEGIAN Chasing fame: Students reflect on large social media followings

By Henry Netherland cently as August 2017. Many from an ex-girlfriend, Buu was to be fabricated. “No Jumper” quired almost 85,000 followers @NetherlandHenry have begun to use “clout” and revealed to be a convicted child podcast host Adam22 provid- on Instagram through his par- “clout chasing” in relation to abuser who repeatedly lied ed evidence from social media ticipation in a YouTube series With the increasing ubiq- attempting online fame. Urban about various aspects of his life analytics website Social Blade called, “@SummerBreak” and uity of social media, access to Dictionary defines “clout chas- including his age. He claimed to that showed unusual spikes in explains the reality of social fame seems easier than ever. er” as “a person that only hangs be 23 when he was actually 30 popularity for Buu. According media expectations. Anyone with access to a decent with certain people or starts at the time. to Adam22, this proved that Mancini Jr. said people are camera can attract attention beef with people to gain popu- Before these revela- Buu was consistently purchas- attracted to the lifestyles they through their personality, tal- larity.” tions, Buu seemed to have a ing bots to act as followers to see on social media. ents or by exploiting their plat- A recent example of clout significant online following seem he more popular than he “The perception of peo- form’s algorithm. chasing occurred with rap- with millions of streams for actually was. ple’s lives on Instagram According to Google Trends, per Kid Buu, whose real name his songs and associations with Colorado State Universi- isn’t the same as their real the term “clout” skyrocketed is Markquez Lao Santiago. established rappers like Trip- ty apparel and merchandising see FAME on page 20 >> into the public dialect as re- Through a YouTube confession pie Redd. This also turned out senior Ray Mancini Jr. has ac- Thursday, December 6, 2018 2 | Collegian.com FORT COLLINS FOCUS

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CAMPUS Political science enrollment increases at CSU, nationwide By Blake O’Brien partments. Total enrollment replacing faculty who’ve left — @BTweetsOB in the College of Liberal Arts more sections of courses have decreased by 102 over the same been added to accommodate a When President Donald time period that the depart- growing number of students. Trump goes somewhere, so ment of political science in- And these increases aren’t does the attention. So, it’s no creased its number of primary just at CSU. Political science surprise that enrollment in majors by 142 students. departments at colleges across political science programs has the nation are seeing an influx skyrocketed since the 2016 of new students. elections. “To use a famous phrase According to a survey conducted by the American Po- Colorado State University’s attributed to Gandhi, Office of Institutional Research, litical Science Association, 48 Planning and Effectiveness re- ‘You must be the change percent of political science ports the number of primary you wish to see. I think departments increased enroll- political science majors at CSU ment between 2017 and 2018, increased from 271 to 413 be- people realized that compared to only 32 percent tween Fall 2014 and Fall 2018. wasn’t just something between 2015 and 2016. Eighty-nine percent of this in- you put at the end of the Of the departments sur- crease occurred between Fall veyed, 40.9 percent attributed 2016 and this semester. Stu- email. You actually have the increase to greater political dents who are double-major- to live that.” interest, the 2016 election and/ ing select one primary major, or President Trump, according which means their second ma- ERIC FATTOR to the APSA. jor is not counted in this enroll- POLITICAL SCIENCE Eric Fattor, a political sci- ment data. PROFESSOR ence professor at CSU, said the “It’s exciting,” said Michele election of President Trump Betsill, a professor and chair of sprung some people into action. the department of political sci- “We’re filling classes,” Bet- “To use a famous phrase at- ence. “Our goal is to help peo- sill said. “Our upper division tributed to Gandhi, ‘You must ple to engage civically and civ- classes are capped at 40 (stu- be the change you wish to see,’” illy in the public arena. So, the dents), and we’re to the point Fattor said. “I think people real- where classes are full and ized that wasn’t just something more people we can get coming Colorado State University’s Office of Institutional Research, Planning through our doors, the better.” there’s often waitlists.” you put at the end of the email. Though the department You actually have to live that.” and Effectiveness reports the number of primary political science The numbers are stagger- majors at CSU increased from 271 to 413 between Fall 2014 and Fall ing compared to other CSU de- hasn’t added any additional professors — except for those see ENROLLMENT on page 4 >> 2018. PHOTO BY MACKENZIE BOLTZ COLLEGIAN 4 | News | Thursday, December 6 , 2018

CAMPUS CSU Online grows revenue, course offerings with steady intention

By Samantha Ye Out of the unit’s 10,791 stu- mand for more flexible options to @samxye4 dents last year, only 2,046 stu- complete a bachelor’s degree and dents were on-campus. For- shorter, specific and career-rele- Colorado State University ty-four percent of CSU Online vant education programs such as Online has been breaking their credit students were between the non-credit or credit certificates. own records at a comfortable ages of 25 and 34, and 58 percent Revenue-wise, CSU Online pace, just the way they like it. were located outside of Colorado grew the most from 2006 to 2012, Over the last 10 years, the in the last school year. averaging a 19 percent increase University division has more “Online students have differ- each year, with growth almost than doubled their gross revenue ent demographics, motivations every year since. The 2018 fiscal while also growing their course and needs than students on cam- year brought in the highest gross offerings and student audience. pus,” Smith wrote. “They are of- revenue yet of $39.8 million, a six CSU Online, formally known ten balancing full-time jobs and percent increase from the previ- as the Division of Continuing Ed- families while seeking career ad- ous year. ucation, runs the operations for vancement.” Nearly $25 million of that the University’s online programs These mostly adult, working went back into funding the col- and courses from campus. Unlike students select their programs leges and departments which CSU-Global Campus, the Uni- quickly and rely on internet provide the courses. Revenue versity’s purely online branch, searches to find institutions of- also covers the division’s oper- CSU Online is embedded within fering the programs they are ating expenses, program man- the main campus. looking for, Smith wrote. Stu- agement, student services, infra- They currently offer 1,105 dents tend to be price-sensitive structure maintenance and other credit courses, 337 noncredit since location is not a barrier but improvements. courses and 10 free online cours- will pay more for perceived qual- The largest amount of $9 miles from all eight colleges and ity. lion, or 38 percent of the total, CSU Online, formally known as the Division of Continuing Education, nearly all departments and spe- went to the College of Business. offers 1,105 credit courses, 337 noncredit courses and 20 free online cial academic units. Courses are Distributions to other colleges courses from all eight colleges and nearly all departments and special were to Health and Human Sci- designed to maintain the integ- “For us, we are in academic units. PHOTO ILLUSTRATION CLARA SCHOLTZ COLLEGIAN rity of campus programs, Senior ence at 19 percent, Liberal Arts at Director Amy Smith wrote in an every school and every 14 percent and Natural Sciences The roots of CSU Online be- education students enrolled in email to The Collegian. department, part of the at 11 percent. Natural Resources gan in 1967 with the Center for at least one distance education “For us, we are in every school fiber of campus. That’s and Engineering received 6 and 5 Continuing Education. That course is growing faster in re- and every department, part of percent, respectively. year, Lionel V. Baldwin, former cent years while overall higher the fiber of campus,” Smith said who we ultimately “We consider this a proud tra- Dean of Engineering, established education enrollment is fall- at the October Board of Gover- serve and our ultimate dition,” Smith said to the Board the University’s first distance ing, according to a recent study of Governors. “This is a way we nors meeting. “That’s who we ul- mission.” learning program. Of course, by Babson Survey Research timately serve and our ultimate partner with (colleges) and help back then the distance courses Group. Demand for online learn- them create revenue to feed their mission.” AMY SMITH were just tapes of the classroom ing is increasing, and CSU On- Students can get everything SENIOR DIRECTOR OF visions and missions.” lectures engineering students line’s steady but significant ex- from a graduate degree to a set of CONTINUING EDUCATION - Percent of total revenue could view at their convenience. pansion is there to make use of it. digital badges to demonstrate their ADMINISTRATION. distributed to colleges has pla- Now, with the CCE evolved “The face of higher educa- experience with a skill through teaued in recent years as CSU into CSU Online, students of tion is changing and CSU Online CSU Online. They currently of- Online has developed their non- all programs can participate in helps to keep CSU competitive fer eight undergraduate degrees, credit offerings. This includes classes through online video by staying abreast of trends and 11 undergraduate minors and 34 In the last three years, the building their partnerships with chats, podcasts and digital texts, connecting faculty and admin- graduate certificates, among a University has added 33 cer- businesses to provide special- online practice problems and istrators to innovative ways to collection of other programs. The tificates, 10 degrees and four ized professional training and more of the classic video lec- keep our offerings relevant to largest offering is in the 38 mas- minors. CSU Online’s largest an increase in hobby courses like tures. today’s students and students of ter’s degrees, partly since the on- increases come from undergrad- gardening. Noncredit offerings And CSU Online’s role may the future,” Smith wrote. line environment attracts a very uate degree students and grad- range from an ergonomics cer- only grow more prevalent. Na- Samantha Ye can be reached different student population. uate certificate students, Smith tificate to digital badges on living tionally, the number of higher at [email protected]. wrote. This is in part due to de- mindfully to single classes.

CRIME recognize the modern political wide. Betsill said the political system is not working for them science department at CSU Enrollment in terms of finding jobs, paying started changing things about student loans or buying a house. five years ago when there was a Police investigating >> from page 3 dip in enrollment. Among other things, the department recently This was true both for peo- POLITICAL SCIENCE STATS completed the Straayer Center robbery at Chase Bank ple in favor and opposed to ■ for Public Service Leadership President Trump — those in- Political science majors at and reinvented the Political spired by his raw, unpolished CSU increased from 271 to 413 Science Club. on Magnolia Street rhetoric and those who vehe- between Fall 2014 and Fall 2018. According to the APSA mently disagree with it. And it’s ■ Eighty-nine percent of this survey, 72.5 percent of the de- By Samantha Ye closed amount of cash, the suspect not like President Trump to shy partments reported that the @samxye4 left the scene on foot. increase occurred between Fall away from the spotlight, Fattor 2016 and Fall 2018. increases were in part due to There was no weapon dis- said. institutional or departmental Detectives are actively investi- played, and no one was injured, ac- “He is somebody who likes factors. gating a bank robbery which took cording to the release. to have all the attention,” he “The stars aligned in a par- place Wednesday afternoon at The police encourage anyone said. “He feeds off of the par- “Millennials are drawn to ticular way that students were Chase Bank located at 1275 E. Mag- with additional information about tisanship. He likes to be in the the study of political science for drawn to political science, and nolia St. this case to contact Detective Bry- media spotlight.” these reasons, and Trump may then they saw that we were do- According to a press re- an Vogel at 970-416-2392 or Crime But, according to CSU pro- be as much a symptom of this as ing things within the depart- lease, Fort Collins Police respond- Stoppers of Larimer County at 970- fessors, President Trump and a stimulus for it,” Fattor said. ment that were very exciting,” ed to the report of a robbery at 2:17 221-6868 or www.stopcriminals. the 2016 elections aren’t solely There are also specific, de- Betsill said. p.m. The suspect, an adult male org. Callers can remain anonymous responsible for the increase in partmental reasons for the Blake O’Brien can be reached wearing a hat and face mask, de- and may be eligible for a cash re- enrollment throughout politi- increase of political science at [email protected]. manded money from a bank em- ward. cal science departments. students at CSU and nation- ployee. After he obtained an undis- Samantha Ye can be reached at Fattor said young people [email protected]. News | Thursday, December 6, 2018 | 5

CAMPUS ASCSU president vetoes bill regarding elections manager position

By Stuart Smith Elections Manager would also be Some of those included @stuartsmithnews paid $25 an hour, assuming they changing the last date of the job stop working after the election is description from May 31 to the Following the veto of a job over. In total, the job would last end of elections, removing some description bill by Associated eight weeks. repeated requirements, lowering Students of Colorado State Uni- After the explanation for the the required GPA for the job from versity President Tristan Syron, 2.5 to 2.25, with preferred GPAs of the Senate decided to scrap it and 2.5 or 2.75, and lowering the com- rewrite the job description next “This (veto) didn’t need pensation for the job from $25 to semester. to happen. This bill was $16.20 an hour. The bill, which would change A motion was made to expe- the job description of the Elec- brought to the floor, dite the bill so the Senate would tions Manager, who runs the ASC- expedited and delivered vote on it that night, but they in- SU elections in the second half of to me without ever stead chose to vote on the bill next spring semester, passed through semester because only a few sen- the Senate 44-0-1 last week. getting the chance to ators had actually read the bill for Because President Syron was read it prior… I hope this themselves. in Denver for CSU’s Board of Syron’s campaign slogan while Governors meeting, Chief of Staff veto is the exception, not running for President was “set- Zachary Vaishampayan read his the norm.” ting the standard,” and he said veto message to the Senate. that carried through into his ad- TRISTAN SYRON ministration as well. But accord- “This (veto) didn’t need to PRESIDENT OF THE ASSOCIATED happen,” Syron wrote. “This bill ing to him, the Senate failed at STUDENTS OF COLORADO that. was brought to the floor, expedit- STATE UNIVERSITY ed and delivered to me without “No bill should ever reach ever getting the chance to read it my desk with some of the glaring prior ... I hope this veto is the ex- mistakes I see,” Syron wrote. “In ception, not the norm.” the future, I expect us to critically There was a laundry list of veto, the Senate voted almost evaluate pay, hours and job tasks problems with the original bill unanimously to reverse the pre- to a higher degree… it doesn’t President Syron vetoed, including vious decision. Budgetary Affairs meet the standards that I prom- unclear hours and higher require- Committee Chair Alissa Threatt ised the student body I would ad- ments for the job than in the past, then introduced a revised version here to.” ASCSU Chief of Staff Zachary Vaishampayan presents President Tristan such as GPA. Under that bill, the of the bill with relevant changes Stuart Smith can be reached at Syron’s recommended corrections to the vetoed Election Managers job addressing those concerns. [email protected]. description. PHOTO BY MATT TACKETT COLLEGIAN 6 | News | Thursday, December 6, 2018

NATIONAL Grand jury investigating USC gynecologist accused of sexual abuse

By Harriet Ryan & have been presented to us,” with Tyndall for several years private practice. “If (a victim) doing did so only after reading Matt Hamilton Mueller told the Times last said she was called before the can’t make it with just the D.A. the newspaper’s investigation Los Angeles Times week. grand jury last month. asking questions, then you are into the physician. Some have Tyndall, 71, has denied any “They had a lot of questions. going to have serious issues said that Tyndall was the first wrongdoing. His attorney, A lot of questions,” she said. A with a defense attorney asking gynecologist they had met and Los Angeles County prose- Leonard Levine, declined to prosecutor told her not to dis- questions.” they had no point of reference cutors have convened a grand comment but said in a state- cuss the proceedings, she said. Grand juries can also speed at the time for what was appro- jury to hear evidence about Dr. ment that “Tyndall welcomes It is somewhat uncom- the progress of cases, said Pat- priate in terms of a physician’s George Tyndall, the University any fair and objective examina- mon for state prosecutors to rick Dixon, the former head touching and remarks. of Southern California gynecol- tion of his conduct while he was seek a grand jury indictment. of special operations and ma- It was mainly clinic staff ogist accused of sexually abus- employed as a gynecologist at Most suspects are charged in jor crimes in the Los Angeles members who accompanied ing hundreds of patients during USC.” court papers and prosecutors County district attorney’s of- Tyndall during physical exams three decades at a campus Los Angeles Police Depart- then lay out their case through fice. who reported him to university health clinic, according to two ment detectives have been witness testimony at a public “Typically a grand jury hear- administrators. In November, sources familiar with the case. collecting evidence in the case preliminary hearing. The ac- ing that takes a week might take LAPD detectives and Mueller, The panel began calling wit- since May, when the Times first cused are permitted to present two, three or four weeks in a the lead prosecutor, went to nesses last month, the sources revealed that Tyndall had been a defense and call their own preliminary hearing because the USC campus to meet with told the Los Angeles Times. On accused repeatedly of inappro- witnesses. It’s up to a judge to of cross-examination,” Dixon staffers at Engemann Student Wednesday, reporters observed priately touching patients and decide whether there is enough said. Health Center, according to a the sex crimes prosecutor over- making suggestive remarks evidence for a trial. Part of the district attor- person who attended the gath- seeing the Tyndall investiga- about their bodies. Grand jury proceedings, ney’s evaluation of the Tyndall ering. A group of employees, tion in conversation with clinic A team of investigators however, are secret, and in case entails re-interviewing including nurses, medical as- employees outside the grand crisscrossed the country this many cases defendants and each of the alleged victims, sistants and doctors, were given jury room in a downtown Los summer and fall, interviewing their attorneys do not even Mueller said. Those interviews an overview of the grand jury Angeles criminal courthouse. scores of alumnae about their know they are occurring. There are standard for sex crimes process and told they would One of the clinic employees was experiences with Tyndall. De- is no cross-examination of wit- cases and allow alleged victims probably be subpoenaed to ap- summoned into the grand jury tectives also scrutinized evi- nesses. to feel comfortable with pros- pear before the grand jury. room for more than 90 minutes dence seized from the doctor’s Former sex crimes prosecu- ecutors and prosecutors to get In October, USC announced while others were told to return apartment and a storage locker tor Robin Sax, who worked in a sense of their credibility and it would pay $215 million to set- later to testify. in a raid earlier this year. the Los Angeles County district potential effectiveness as wit- tle a class-action lawsuit filed The prosecutor, Deputy Dis- Ultimately, detectives pre- attorney’s office for a decade, nesses, he said. on behalf of Tyndall’s patients, trict Attorney Reinhold Muel- sented 85 cases to prosecutors said grand juries can allow “We are aggressively review- the first in what is expected to ler Jr., declined to comment on for potential criminal charges, prosecutors to assess the cred- ing all the evidence,” he said. be a wave of payouts stemming the grand jury, but confirmed according to a spokesman for ibility of victims discreetly. There are unique aspects to from the case. that he and two other prosecu- the Los Angeles County district “It becomes almost (the the Tyndall case. Most of the Content pulled from Tribune tors were assigned to the case. attorney’s office. district attorney’s) own mock hundreds of women who have News Service. “Our office is thoroughly One woman who worked trial,” said Sax, who is now in formally accused him of wrong- reviewing all complaints that

NATIONAL A student ‘upset’ by early morning test threatened to kill his professor, cops

By Madeleine Marr Decomas’ commute means Miami Herald he would have had to set his alarm for 5 a.m. Rafael Decomas isn’t a morning person. The Florida Atlantic Uni- “Decomas stated he versity student was arrested did not intend to harm Wednesday after campus police say he threatened to kill his anyone and tweeted the teacher on Twitter for schedul- post out of frustration.” ing an exam too early. ARREST REPORT COURTESY OF According to an arrest re- THE MIAMI HERALD port obtained by The Miami Herald, a Tweet from the @ Ashelaniqua, Cutie Claus handle posted about 1 a.m. last “Decomas stated he did not Tuesday, sounded ominous. It intend to harm anyone and read: “Bey I gern f*-ing kill dis tweeted the post out of frustra- professor bey this is my confes- tion,” the report said. “Decomas sion to a premeditated murder.” advised that he deleted the post After a brief online investi- soon after publishing it.” gation, authorities were able to Palm Beach County jail re- track down the account to the cords show Decomas was re- 20-year-old Riviera Beach resi- leased on a $5,000 bond. dent, who later admitted he was Court records show he was “upset” that his data structure charged with sending a written professor had scheduled a final threat to kill or do bodily injury. for 7 a.m. at the Boca Raton uni- Content pulled from Tribune versity. News Service. The Rocky Mountain Collegian | Thursday, December 6, 2018 7

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NATIONAL Quora reports data breach affecting 100 million users

By Jim Puzzanghera to meet that responsibility.” A privately held company breach much more significant vorite email. If it’s hacked, you Los Angeles Times founded in 2009 and based in than Quora’s, which did not in- delete it.” Mountain View, Calif., Quora clude such information. Quora discovered Friday Quora, a question-and-an- “This is just a really says its mission “is to share and “The main issue here is go- that a “malicious third party” swer website, has reported a great reminder for grow the world’s knowledge.” ing to be phishing,” Dixon said had gained unauthorized access Users can pose questions on of Quora’s breach. Phishing to one of its systems. “We’re data breach affecting about 100 everyone that if you’re million users. the site about a variety of is- emails seek to trick a person very sorry for any concern or In a blog post, Chief Exec- going to chat on social sues, and other users can an- into clicking on a link that al- inconvenience this may cause,” utive Adam D’Angelo said user media or any other swer them. In September, Quo- lows the scammer to get per- D’Angelo said. account information such as ra reported it had surpassed sonal information or puts mal- The company is still investi- user names, email addresses, websites, it’s a great idea 300 million unique visitors a ware programs on the person’s gating the incident and has “re- encrypted passwords and data to have a throwaway month. computer. tained a leading digital foren- imported from linked networks email not connected The data breach “is noth- The phishing potential sics and security firm to assist “may have been compromised.” ing like” the massive one an- could be significant if data that us,” he said. Users’ histories — including to your work and not nounced Friday by Marriott Quora imported from other Quora is notifying users public questions and answers, your primary personal International Inc. but it still networks included things like whose data have been compro- as well as comments and votes, email. It just makes all raises concerns, said Pam Dix- contact lists or full Facebook mised, logging them out of the along with nonpublic actions on, executive director of the profiles. Quora did not speci- site and invalidating their pass- such as answer requests and the sense in the world to World Privacy Forum, a non- fy the type of information in- words. direct messages — also might not make it your favorite profit public interest group. volved. “While the passwords were The Marriott breach lasted “This is just a really great encrypted ... it is generally a have been compromised. email. If it’s hacked, you “We are working rapidly to four years and compromised reminder for everyone that if best practice not to reuse the investigate the situation fur- delete it.” the information of as many as you’re going to chat on social same password across multiple ther and take the appropriate 500 million of its hotel guests media or any other websites, services, and we recommend steps to prevent such incidents PAM DIXON worldwide. For about 327 mil- it’s a great idea to have a throw- that people change their pass- EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE lion, the stolen data may have away email not connected to words if they are doing so,” in the future,” D’Angelo wrote WORLD PRIVACY FORUM, A Monday night. “It is our respon- included important personal your work and not your prima- D’Angelo said. NONPROFIT PUBLIC INTEREST information such as birth dates ry personal email,” Dixon said. Content pulled from Tribune sibility to make sure things like GROUP this don’t happen, and we failed and passport numbers. Dixon “It just makes all the sense in News Service. said that type of data made the the world to not make it your fa- Opinion | Thursday, December 6, 2018 | 9

COLLEGIAN COLUMNIST Trump to blame for violence surrounding migrant caravan

According to the American In a nation where the pres- complete. viduals and wounding 100 after Abby Immigration Council, political ident puts immigrant children To me, this makes the mi- rocks were thrown during a pro- Vander Graaff asylum is “a protection granted in cages, advocates for building a grants’ necessity to flee home test. to foreign nationals already in wall to keep them out and proud- all the more valid. Those in the Trump did not advise the Ni- @abbym_vg the United States or at the bor- ly names himself a combatant of caravan did not have the option gerian Army to do this, but his der who meet the international “illegal” immigrants wherever to stop. For many, the decision to ideology condoned it. No mat- Editor’s Note: All opinion section law definition of a ‘refugee.’” he goes, it should come as no press on or turn around was one ter the context, the thoughtless, content reflects the views of the in- This means that individuals shock that an encounter such as of life or death. hate-condoning words and ac- dividual author only and does not seeking asylum do so to avoid this one began with violence. Known as the the Northern tions from our president have to represent a stance taken by The the dangers in their native coun- Triangle, Honduras, Guatema- stop. Collegian or its editorial board. tries. la and El Salvador rank among CSU is a home to both docu- About a week ago, the Unit- Those in the caravan want “The people in this the most violent countries not mented and undocumented im- ed States government used tear to come to the United States caravan don’t have the at war in the world, according migrants. They are our friends, gas to “defend” the U.S.-Mexico because they believe our nation to the Council on Foreign Rela- professors and neighbors. How border from the migrant cara- can provide them with the most motivation of criminals; tions. can we, valuing these people in van. This action has confirmed basic necessities that many of us they have the motivation The people in this caravan our own communities, allow the fears of immigrants across the take for granted every day, such of people in a fight for don’t have the motivation of maltreatment of others in the country that they are not want- as safety and quality of life. criminals; they have the motiva- same situation? ed, including members of the But this story is not the one their lives.” tion of people in a fight for their President Trump sees mi- Colorado State University com- Donald Trump wants us to hear. lives. grants seeking asylum as dan- munity. Our government must The president has been de- Despite all of this, they ar- gerous, ready to storm the bor- stop sending the message that nouncing the caravan for weeks The president needs to rec- rived at the U.S. border. When der as “stone cold criminals.” searching for a better life makes now, tweeting that “Mexico ognize the impact that his com- they did, they were met with vi- We must make it clear that you a criminal. should move the flag waving Mi- batant nationalistic views have olence. we do not support his actions. According to BBC News and grants, many of whom are stone on real people. It is true someone from the If Trump wants to represent his other news sources, the caravan cold criminals, back to their To make it to the border, crowd threw rocks at officials. citizens, he must stop demon- consists of people from Hondu- countries...they are NOT coming those in the migrant caravan It is also true, according to izing people who simply want a ras, El Salvador and Guatemala, to the USA.” traveled 2,500 miles. For refer- the New York Times, that the better life. at least 5,000 of whom intend to Throughout his presidency, ence, that distance is longer than notoriously inhumane Nigerian Abby Vander Graaff can be seek asylum in the United States. Trump has made a hobby out of the Appalachian Trail—which Army has since used Trump’s reached at [email protected]. blindly demonizing immigrants. only 20 percent of its hikers words to defend killing 40 indi-

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COLLEGIAN COLUMNIST Psychedelic drug research is beneficial for mental health

Psilocybin is the main psy- conduct clinical trials in the Shay choactive ingredient in magic U.S. on the effects of psilocy- Rego mushrooms. It is currently bin on the brain. The company the main drug being tested for founded in 2016 with the goal @shay_rego treating depression. There are of taking a different approach some other clinical trials test- to treating mental health. Editor’s Note: All opinion sec- ing the effects of psilocybin on Their trial is currently in tion content reflects the views of other mental illnesses such as phase IIb, meaning 216 real the individual author only and post-traumatic stress disorder patients are taking part in the does not represent a stance tak- and obsessive-compulsive dis- study with various monitored en by The Collegian or its edito- order. dose-ranges. rial board. According to the National Another study approved for Psychedelic drugs are used Center for Biotechnology In- trials at John Hopkins Univer- as a means of having a good formation, MRI images show sity suggests reclassifying psi- time and expanding one’s the physical changes of the locybin from a Schedule I drug mind. Drugs such as magic brain with depression treated to a Schedule IV drug. In order mushrooms, DMT and LSD with and without psychedel- for the Food and Drug Ad- are among the most common ics. There is clearly decreased ministration to approve that forms of psychedelics. negatve reactivity and connec- switch, it is estimated there Being in college, you may tions in the brain after being will be a minimum of five years have taken psychedelics rec- dosed. of extensive study and trials. reationally. If not, then we all Due to the studies support- know someone who has. While ing the positive effects of psi- psychedelics are fun, scientific “Psychedelics have been locybin, Colorado is looking research is finally making the used for thousands of to decriminalize psychedelic change to show its purposes years in other cultures mushrooms. The Denver Psy- medicinally. choactive Mushroom Decrim- Psychedelics have been as medicine and finding inalization Initiative is work- used for thousands of years spirtual enlightenment.” ing towards gathering votes to Visit us at in other cultures as medicine propose its decriminalization and finding spiritual enlight- statewide on the 2019 ballot. enment. Only recently has the The Multidisciplinary As- United States begun toying Studies outside of the U.S. sociation for Psychedelic Stud- Collegian.com with the idea of using psyche- have conducted trials on how ies has been studying the use delics as an alternate form of magic mushrooms affect the of MDMA for the treatment of treatment for various mental brain. One study from the PTSD. One of the study sites is for more! illnesses. Imperial College in London, right here in Fort Collins. Af- Studies in other countries the first to use psilocybin for ter the nationwide fame of the show how psychedelics change depression, shows that mush- first state to legalize of canna- the chemistry of the brain. rooms can “reset” brain cir- bis, psilocybin trials and de- The journal Neuroscience & cuits in a depressed individual criminalization is the next big Behavioral Reviews published and reduce symptoms. move for Colorado. a new review this year about During the trip, the brain LSD, DMT and MDMA how just one psychedelic trip disintegrates various net- seem to be the next target for leads to positive changes in works and during the “come larger focus psychedelic test- 2x5 personality. down” there is a re-integration ing. Psilocybin could be the Other studies, such as the of these networks. Patients re- next groundbreaking treat- one conducted by Cell Reports, ported the effects lasted up to ment for otherwise very diffi- prove how psychedelics pro- five weeks. cult treatment of debilitating mote synapse connections and A company called COM- mental illnesses. plasticity. PASS Pathways has received Shay Rego can be reached approval from the FDA to at [email protected]. NOPE & DOPE

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COLLEGIAN COLUMNIST There is extreme bias towards Republicans in America

has become extremely appar- vatives, liberals don’t want to screaming expletives, verbal On the other hand, Fox Wyatt ent to Republicans across the hear or see Republicans being threats, and destroying our News found that tear gas and Hansen country. Liberal media has represented on campus. There signs.” security measures used during taken it in their own hands is a bias towards Republicans If the roles were reversed former President Barack @hansolo1610 to skew information and lead at CSU and on college campus- and a conservative dared Obama’s administration at American citizens to believe es across the country. touch, let alone tear down a the southern border went rel- Editor’s Note: All opinion sec- what they want about conser- liberal’s sign, the media would atively un-talked about. In tion content reflects the views of vatives in this country. be up in arms and the left fact, towards the latter half the individual author only and If you’re like me, then you “The Republican Party would be outraged. of his presidency, Obama had Meanwhile, the Demo- does not represent a stance tak- can see a lot of the bias hap- is at the front of this used tear gas more than once en by The Collegian or its edito- pening around campus here cratic Socialists of America a month on average. The me- rial board. at Colorado State University. ‘fake news’ epidemic are able to freely advocate for dia largely turned a blind eye American politics is seeing Students welcomed Bernie and combating media speeches and events catered when the Obama administra- in their name. Interestingly a large increase in interest as Sanders with open arms to talk bias for everything in tion used it at the southern media and news dominate the on campus while Dennis Prag- enough, socialism is why we border during his time in of- information being presented er was ridiculed and told he America right now.” have a migrant caravan fleeing fice. to the American people. Be- shouldn’t be allowed to speak. South America, and socialism There is an extreme bias cause of this, it is no surprise Although Republican events is why France is engulfed with and hate towards Republicans we have seen a rise in “fake are often turned down due to riots right now. In recent news, in America right now. Accord- news” targeted towards con- protests and violence, the Ber- Fox News reported how the media has casted their fo- ing to the media, conserva- servatives. nie Sanders rally had similar just recently, conservatives cus on the migrant caravan at tives are to blame for every The Republican Party is at attributes this year. at the University of Texas at the southern border. bad thing that happens in so- the front of this “fake news” ep- Turning Point USA is also Austin had their signs torn Media outlets are outraged ciety. The media has played a idemic and combating media often turned down, and pro- down by leftist mobs. Antho- at the use of tear gas and force huge role in this bias towards bias for everything in Ameri- tests to keep the organization ny Delcafino, a junior at UT on the migrant caravan by the Republicans in the United ca right now. The University off campus happen every year. said, “Instead of engaging in border patrol. They can’t help States and on campus. of Michigan found that most Free speech on campus is a civil discourse and discussing themselves but to blame Pres- Wyatt Hansen can be reached news outlets lean left, and it right for all students. the topic peacefully, an angry, ident Donald Trump and his at [email protected]. Unfortunately for conser- leftist mob formed and began administration.

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FOOTBALL Bowl games exemplify the true meaning of college football No longer is the true meaning be split amongst the programs Luke of sport and competition at the that win a mere half of their Zahlmann forefront. Rather, the money that games, results in a gift pack for is made by the people that are not the players and a trip to various @lukezahlmann even playing takes precedent. locations in the United States. In collegiate athletics, ath- Those presents pale in compar- letes and participants on each ison to the minimum $75,000 In many aspects of life, being team are not paid. Yes, the ath- bonus that CSU Coach Mike average is rewarded to some ex- letes are given scholarships to Bobo receives for winning only tent. Sports are usually an outlier. help fund their schooling efforts, six games. In other words, an av- College football’s bowl system but the people that put them- erage job. is one area where mediocrity is selves on the line for the enter- A near-six-figure bonus goes questionably rewarded. tainment of others are not paid to the coach, yet the program In 2018, there will be 41 bowl for their efforts directly. still benefits. The pay given to games, with the College Football Bobo for his work is a speck of Playoff being included in that to- sand when compared to the tal. At two teams per game — ex- LAST THREE BOWL funds that can be made by the cluding the playoff participants GAMES FOR CSU university from the $81 million who will play two — that’s 80 pool given to the programs of teams that will be participating ■ New Mexico Bowl: the Group of Five. in the college football postseason. CSU v. Marshall Therein lies the problem. In the entire Football Bowl ■ Athletes that compete colle- Idaho Potato Bowl: giately are currently being used Subdivision, there are a total of CSU v. Idaho 129 teams. When divided by the as pawns to further the financial 80 teams that will make the post- ■ Nova Home Loans Arizona Bowl: gains of universities. With only season, roughly 62 percent of CSU v. Nevada 1.6 percent of athletes advancing teams that competed in the FBS to play pro football according this year will be rewarded with a to the NCAA’s official website, The Colorado State Captains Offensive Lineman Jake Bennett, trip to a bowl game, gift packs and 98.4 percent are being used and Linebacker Evan Colorito, Runningback Dalyn Dawkins and Quarterback all. Last year, according to a tossed aside. Nick Stevens walk out to the center of the field for the Coin Toss prior For comparison, in the Na- piece published by Forbes, the As proven by the sheer to the start of the Gildan New Mexico Bowl. PHOTO BY ELLIOTT JERGE tional Football League, the high- Group of Five programs across amount of teams that make the COLLEGIAN est level of professional football, the nation, including Colorado postseason, their efforts are not State, were given a pool north in the spirit of competition ei- incurred catastrophic injuries. “Winning isn’t everything, 12 of the 32 teams that compete Those are 23 players who risked it’s the only thing,” Vince Lom- make the postseason. That is 37.5 of $81 million to split among the ther. teams that made a bowl appear- Instead, schools are using their lives for a minimal shot of bardi once said. percent. making a significant amount of Sadly, the former Green Bay What makes nearly double the ance. That money is allocated by their promises of future growth terms unbeknownst to the pub- professionally to manipulate money playing football. Packers coach couldn’t see the number of teams worthy of play- The number of injuries has future of collegiate football. ing past the regular season when lic, with the conferences that are young men into putting their outside of the Power Five fol- lives on the line. From 2004- only risen given the nature of in- Luke Zahlmann can be reached comparing the collegiate to a pro- creased athletic prowess among at [email protected]. fessional level of the same sport? lowing a developed formula. 2009, according to a report from That amount of money, to the NCAA, 23 separate players participants with advances in The answer is simple: Money. workouts and training regimens.

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WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Rams charge to double-digit win in front of mini mights in stands

By Luke Zahlmann @lukezahlmann

Looking to perk up their mat- inee matchup, Colorado State welcomed 1574 youngsters from multiple elementary schools throughout the Poudre School District Wednesday, a decision that fueled the Rams to an upset over Northern Arizona, 65-54. “There’s something to be said about people in the seats,” Coach Ryun Williams said. “This was one of the best games we played this year.” For the early portion of the year, the Rams struggled might- ily on offense. Coming into the game, the Rams averaged 52.5 points per game, dead last in the Mountain West Conference. That scoring mark came on a middle-of-the- pack 36.7 percent from the field shooting mark.

“I didn’t want to disappoint the kids. We moved the ball (well) and we ran a lot. That gave us a lot of good options.” LORE DEVOS SOPHOMORE GUARD

In their lopsided win over the Lumberjacks, their troubles sub- sided as the hosts jumped out to a 22-9 lead early in the second quarter. A loud crowd of elementary school students from Poudre County cheers on the Rams’ women’s basketball team against Northern Arizona On offense, the Rams were University Dec. 5, 2018. PHOTO BY ALYSE OXENFORD COLLEGIAN led by Preseason MW Newcom- Though their defense on Pa- ers en route to an 11-point mark er of the Year Mollie Mounsey. plow remained steady, the Rams in the second half alone. The ef- After a torrid start in the team’s began to see issues arise that fort from the young guard came exhibition season, Mounsey have been consistent through- despite a six-point per game averaged 9.5 points per game out the year in the second half. average through NAU’s first six through the Rams’ first half-doz- A lack of scoring prowess led to contests. en games. That tally, though good a comeback from the visiting “We left some 3-point shoot- for second on the team, paled in Lumberjacks after being down ers a little free,” Williams said. comparison to her 21 points-per- double-digits for much of the “But for the most part a really game mark in a pair of preseason first half. nice job (by our defense). I think games. Mounsey, the leader of the if we would play more consis- With their scoring total ris- first half, began to struggle shoot- tently offensively, we wouldn’t ing, the Rams were still unable to ing, along with most of the team. put so much pressure on our de- operate efficiently from the field After eight points in the first half, fense.” in the opening half, shooting be- the sharpshooter hit 1-5 shots In all, Devos scored 23 in the low their season average (36.1). in the second half en route to a game, good for the second-high- Leading the outburst instead was mere five points. est mark of her career. a 7-3 turnover margin in favor of When Mounsey began to “I didn’t want to disappoint the hosts. struggle, so did the Rams’ scor- the kids,” Devos said. “We moved On the other end, the Rams ing attack, now limited to inside the ball (well) and we ran a lot. held NAU’s Kaleigh Paplow in scoring. That gave us a lot of good op- check, limiting the forward to “I think I just have to make tions.” 15 points on 5-19 shooting. A shots,” Mounsey said. As the Rams inch closer to former Lutheran High School Lore Devos, the only Rams their conference slate to con- standout in Parker, Colorado, Pa- player averaging double-digit clude the season, the team will plow made her first appearance scoring on the year came through play host to another Arizona at Moby Arena as a collegiate late in the game. Devos’ 18-point school in the form of No. 17 Ari- player. second-half effort paid dividends zona State. The showdown with “She’s a high-volume (shoot- in the team’s weathering of the the Sun Devils will tip off Sunday er),” Williams said. “We wanted Lumberjacks’ run led by fresh- at 2 p.m. her shots to be contested. She’s man Regan Schenck. Luke Zahlmann can be CSU sophomore Lore Devos leaps for a layup Dec. 5, 2018 against gonna get some attempts, (but) I After a scoreless first half, reached at [email protected]. Northern Arizona University. PHOTO BY ALYSE OXENFORD COLLEGIAN thought we did a nice job.” Schenck sank a trio of 3-point- Sports | Thursday, December 6, 2018 | 17

SPORTS FOR DUMMIES Female athletes must learn to be physical for their safety

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Concussions caused by playing contact sports have been a hot topic in recent years. Most of the research has focused on men’s football for obvious reasons; playing football often entails pur- posely ramming into opponents as hard as possible, and the NFL is a large entity that holds a lot of attention, so it was a natural place to start a conversation. That conversation extends beyond football though. It’s been pretty unanimously agreed that women suffer just as many—if Kallie Clements dives for the puck during Rams’ game against the not more—contact-sport-related University of Colorado Dec. 1 at EPIC. The Rams fell to the Buffs 9-0. concussions as men. Women’s PHOTO BY ASHLEY POTTS COLLEGIAN soccer and women’s ice hockey are close contenders to football hockey.” a written rule on the severity of in concussion frequency. When Many members of the wom- checks that are allowed, it’s just men and women compete in the en’s club hockey team at CSU not allowed to be intentional. It’s same sport, women are consis- played on men’s teams where a cultural thing and can depend tently more likely to incur a con- they were allowed to check, but on the ref for that game. cussion. now they are not as part of a wom- “They restrict it so much that Those who study concussions en’s only league. it kind of ruins the game,” forward in sports agree on this, but they “The only reason I would’ve Caroline Forsmo said. “Being don’t agree on why. known how to take a hit was be- physical is part of hockey and you While I’m not a medical pro- cause I played guy’s hockey,” just have to accept that ... whether fessional by any means—other forward Katie Hurley said. “And (checking is) intentional or not than having seen every episode even then I was either brushed it’s gonna happen.” ever of “Grey’s Anatomy”—I have over because I was a girl, or they’d The general feeling is that played and watched a lot of wom- target me ... so I was like ‘well do women are weaker and therefore en’s sports, and I have an idea of I need to protect myself or not?’” shouldn’t be rough because they at least one reason women get so As a former soccer player, I will get hurt more easily. There many concussions; they aren’t know this mindset extends be- are a lot of attempts to justify taught to be physical in the same yond women’s hockey. My soccer this with science; many concus- way men are. This means they’re coaches never formally taught sion studies cite that women’s never taught how to protect things like slide tackling, and neck muscles are weaker, making themselves from injury because we practiced headers but never women more likely to get a con- they’re taught to assume it won’t against each other. cussion when hit in the head. My happen. As a goalkeeper, the coach personal opinion is that defend- taught me how to stop the ball ing sexism with science is bullsh*t from hitting the back of the net and often untrue, but I digress. but not how to stop cleats, knees There may be some science “They restrict it so much and elbows from coming toward backing up why women get more that it kind of ruins the my face. We expected the other concussions than men. Some talk game. Being physical is team to play clean, though that about differences in hormones was rarely the case. I luckily never affecting how concussion symp- part of hockey and you suffered a concussion, but I saw toms are experienced. Regard- have to accept that ... many teammates deal with head less, women should be taught whether (checking is) injuries and ACL tears due to not how to handle rough contact in being taught to expect rough play. contact sports. Rules making intentional or it’s not Men are taught that sports are sports “safer” for women are gonna happen.” rough and they need to be tough actually perpetuating a culture to compete, which means they where women get hurt more of- CAROLINE FORSMO are also taught how to anticipate ten due to an inability to properly FORWARD hits, tackles and literal punch- protect themselves when the in- es to the face. While violence is evitable happens. never “allowed” in men’s sports, “We should learn to use our “Since women aren’t taught it’s much more common and ac- bodies properly to be safe and be to use their bodies properly ... cepted, and general rough play is able to use (them) as an advan- they don’t know how to receive allowed to go further before refs tage when playing a game,” Tal- a hit,” said Colorado State Uni- blow the whistle. one said. “I think if we taught girls versity women’s hockey forward This gives the idea that those how to (be physical) we wouldn’t Stephanie Talone. “I got a con- sports are just rougher. But hock- have so many injuries.” cussion when I was 17 because I ey is hockey and soccer is soccer. Ashley Potts can be reached at didn’t expect to get hit, which was On paper, the rules are the same. [email protected]. wrong because that’s the sport of Women’s hockey doesn’t have 18 | Sports | Thursday, December 6, 2018

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By Sean Keeler and year-out, because of its whom he joined in Athens after points), respectively, in that Pac-12 or Colorado ties as a The Denver Post tradition and a seemingly end- the two were assistants under category over the past two sea- coach, he had been considered less list of what the school has Nick Saban at Alabama in 2015. sons. Tucker was rated the No. in recent years to be one of Colorado has found its man. to offer,” Tucker said in a news He was reportedly a finalist for 14 recruiter in the country by the rising stars within Saban’s Finally. release. “What we have to offer the Tennessee job late last fall 247Sports.com based on his coaching family tree. Over the Mel Tucker, the former are some of the best facilities in that eventually went to Jeremy 2018 class at Georgia. last 21 years, Tucker worked Georgia defensive coordinator, the country, strong academics, Pruitt. Tucker had a 2-3 record for Saban three different occa- will be introduced at 10 a.m. and an amazing environment as an interim coach with the sions at three different schools Thursday as the new football as a whole. Colorado should be NFL’s Jacksonville Jaguars at “Colorado has always (Michigan State, LSU and Al- a ‘no excuse’ program. There’s the end of the 2011 season in re- abama). From 2005-2014, the coach at Colorado, Buffaloes’ been a place that athletic director Rick George absolutely no reason we can’t lief of the fired Jack Del Rio. new CU coach spent time as announced Wednesday. achieve success at an extremely A Wisconsin alum and I thought should an assistant on NFL staffs in Tucker, 46, replaces Mike high level.” member of coach Barry Alva- be relevant in the Cleveland, Jacksonville and MacIntyre, who was fired Nov. The hiring was initially re- rez’s first Rose Bowl squad in Chicago. 18 after six seasons and a 30-44 ported by several outlets late 1993-’94, Tucker brings more national championship YahooSports.com’s Pete record in Boulder. CU won 10 last Friday evening. George was than two decades of NFL and conversation year-in Thamel reported in a tweet games under MacIntyre in 2016 in Boulder last Saturday for the Power 5 coaching experience to and year-out, because Nov. 29 that George’s prefer- but only managed 10 wins, com- CU-Colorado State men’s bas- Boulder. He was a semifinalist ence was to hire “a defensive bined, over the past two years. ketball game and traveled to in 2017 for the Broyles Award, of its tradition and a guy,” and that Tucker, Vander- George proposed that CU’s New York City for the National presented annually to the top seemingly endless list of bilt coach Derek Mason, and Board of Regents approve a Football Foundation banquet assistant coach in college foot- what the school has to former CU defensive coordina- five-year, $14.75 million deal and College Football Hall of ball, in his second season at tor Jim Leavitt, who left Boul- for Tucker. The first year would Fame dinner earlier this week. Georgia. offer.” der to take the same position at Unlike MacIntyre, Tucker Tucker’s Georgia unit Oregon two years ago, were the be worth $2.4 million with a MEL TUCKER $275,000 annual increase. comes to the Flatirons with no ranked No. 15 nationally in three presumed front-runners previous collegiate head coach- points allowed per game (18.5) NEW FOOTBALL COACH AT to replace MacIntyre. “Colorado has always been UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO a place that I thought should be ing experience. The Cleveland and ranked sixth in that cat- Content pulled from Tribune relevant in the national cham- native had spent the last three egory (16.4) a year ago. CU’s News Service. pionship conversation year-in seasons running the Bulldogs’ defensive unit ranked No. 67 defense for coach Kirby Smart, (27.3 points) and No. 74 (28.2 While Tucker has no deep

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By Paul Klee (they should talk playoffs). Right here it looks like the Broncos Joseph said Monday. and his boys on the offensive line. The Gazette now we’re 6-6 only. We’re try- must sweep December and reach All rookies aren’t like that, Scooch over to the defense ing to be 7-6 this week. Without 10-6 to continue their season into Miller said as the season began. and suddenly it’s much of the Whoa, fella. Let’s hold our winning, those things won’t mat- January. After Philip Rivers and After seeing Phillip Lindsay same. Von Miller is the type of ex- horses. ter much. ... At the end, we’ll see the Chargers beat the Steelers swerve around and over defenses ample every gifted rookie should Before Broncos Country goes where we are.” Sunday night — a pair of Super like he was born to run in the NFL, be lucky enough to emulate. But bookin’ flights for Atlanta and Bowl contenders the Broncos just did you ever wonder how on earth where it once was Miller trying Super Bowl 53, let’s rein in the un- beat — 9-7 won’t cut it. his Colorado Buffaloes stumbled to score a ring for ol’ DeMarcus bridled optimism that’s ridden in “No, I don’t think (they “We don’t care what the other to a 5-7 record when the fiery se- Ware, now it’s Bradley Chubb teams are doing,” defensive tack- nior was leading the charge? giving his all to perform up to the with a three-game win streak: the should talk playoffs). Avalanche, Nuggets and Rockies le and proud papa Shelby Harris If the rest of the huddle wasn’t standard another future Hall of are closer than the Broncos to Right now we’re 6-6 said on Monday. willing to attack its role as follow- Famer set before him. hosting the next championship only. We’re trying to be Good! Because what’s impres- ers, who’s he going to lead? “We knew they were coming at parade in Colorado. sive about this Broncos surge is “When investment is heavy,” the edge all day,” Bengals quarter- The Avs skate atop the West- 7-6 this week. Without how they recognized where they Joseph said, “teams fight.” back Jeff Driskel said after Chubb ern Conference of the NHL, the winning, those things were wrong and humbly made it Now the cool kids in orange became only the ninth player to Nuggets smacked the Raptors on won’t matter much. ... At right. They’ve gone safe in a weak- and blue are followers. Situating reach 10 sacks by the 12th game of Monday to remain No. 1 in the link passing game and ditched Garett Bolles’ locker next to Lind- his rookie season. West in the NBA and the Rox are the end, we’ll see where safe in a turnover-hungry de- say’s was either a fancy stroke of If the Broncos coach in 2018 coming off back-to-back trips to we are.” fense. Mostly — here’s the biggie luck or one of the smartest low- is smart, he will ban the rookie the postseason. How’s that for a — they’ve bridged a generational key moves by Joseph. It’s every haircuts and any other foolish tra- winning trifecta? There’s never VANCE JOSEPH and leadership gap in their locker day when the little guy struts ditions that only serve to create been a better time for multitask- DENVER BRONCOS HEAD COACH room. over to the big guy and says, I love division in the locker room. Sub ing sports fans in Colorado. While the leaders in the build- you, dude. I know, Bolles has 120 it out for a new tradition worth But credit Vance Joseph for ing score the big bucks and most pounds on Lindsay, so he pretty keeping: this group-photo thing pumping the breaks on playoff Where they are now is where of the credit, you still need a will- much has to be nice. But still. in the end zone. Snap a few in De- chitter-chatter at his media ad- the Broncos should have been all ing group of followers to make it “He was chasing (the Bengals cember and the Broncos can re- dress Monday after the Broncos along: in the hunt for an AFC Wild work. The new guys John Elway around the field)!” Lindsay shout- take their usual seat on a long list punked the free-falling Bengals Card spot with a bunch of teams brought in were sharp enough to ed after he rushed for 157 yards, of winners in town. in Cincinnati: “No, I don’t think that look really good or really bad fall in line. two touchdowns and promptly Content pulled from Tribune depending on the Sunday. From “Everyone can’t be leaders,” handed his game ball to Bolles News Service.

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HOLIDAYS 7 D.I.Y. holiday gift ideas and events for the crafty gift-giver By Lyra Wiley can be found on Amazon.com. @lyra_wiley 4. Photo Pillows - Keeping a loved one at home at all times is now With the semester coming possible. A meaningful picture, to an end, the holidays will be pillow stuffing and an ink jet here sooner than expected. fabric sheet are the only things The college student budget needed to make this gift. Ma- might not allow for extravagant terials can be found at JoAnn presents, but this list of seven Fabrics and Crafts. easy and budget-friendly gifts will help keep costs low and smiles high. There are plenty MORE INFORMATION of places to find materials to ■ make these DIY gifts, and a few More DIY events are listed at in Fort Collins include JOANN downtownfortcollins.com. Fabrics and Crafts, Who Gives a SCRAP, Hobby Lobby, Scrap 2 It and Michaels. 1. Homemade Spa Gift Basket - Gift 5. Infused Olive Oils - This DIY gift baskets can get pretty pricey, is great for anyone who loves to especially in the realm of bath try new things while cooking. and body products. Although a The directions are straightfor- DIY might take some time and ward and allow you to get cre- patience, it can be wallet and ative. Simply add olive oil and skin friendly, allowing the gift ingredients, mix over low heat, recipient to smell and feel their let cool, add to a bottle and re- best on a budget. All the prod- frigerate. The result is olive oil ucts can be found at the nearest infused with personalized fla- craft store, and essential oils vor choices, like rosemary, chili, can be found at King Soopers or garlic or lemon. Whole Foods. 6. Beer Coasters - Dig through the 2. Pressed Flowers - This gift is recycling bin for this one! Re- Brian Cebra gives a present to his friend Brynn Nelson Nov. 14, 2017.COLLEGIAN FILE PHOTO for those who appreciate natu- purposing leftover cardboard The sessions allow those inter- ral and simple yet timeless dec- six-pack holders into coasters store-bought, and all you need chocolate and Christmas treats. ested to bring in crafts or works orations. It requires minimal will impress house guests or is an hour and a forearm. Don’t More information and a link to in progress. The space provides work and minimal resources. anyone who loves beer. You can be intimidated by the knitting sign up can be found on their some materials like glue, scis- All that is needed is a small bou- trace a 6-pack holder of a favor- process; a YouTube tutorial is a website. sors and paper cutters. The quet and a textbook to press the ite beer into squares and then perfect step-by-step guide. Enjoy a beer with Maxline craft store instructors will give flowers with. cut and Mod-Podge felt pieces For those who aren’t confi- Brewing, at 2724 McClelland advice and guidance. For more 3. Solid Perfume/Cologne - This to the back. This gift is enough dent enough to create DIY gifts Drive #190, while crafting a information and to sign up for is perfect for those who love to add some character to any on their own, fear not. The fol- hanging air plant terrarium a spot, visit their class listings body sprays and smelling good. room in the house and also acts lowing locations in Fort Collins Dec. 13, 6 - 8 p.m. This guided page. The ingredients are easy to as an excuse to buy more beer. provide events to create gifts experience will also include Wolverine Farm, at 316 Wil- find, but they might not be at a 7. Arm-Knit Blanket - As the tem- and crafts with guided instruc- terrarium materials, snacks low St., will offer a kid-friendly craft store. Jojoba oil and other perature drops outside, staying tions and zero judgments. and one drink in the ticket. opportunity to make a “rein- essential oils can be found at warm inside with a homemade Who Gives a SCRAP, at 125 Eventbrite offers more infor- deer midnight munchies kit” Golden Poppy Herbal Apothe- blanket becomes increasing- W Drake Road, will hold open mation and a chance to sign up. Dec. 14, 5 - 6:30 p.m. The ticket cary in Old Town. The oils can ly tempting. A warm and fuzzy craft sessions on Dec. 6, 13, 20 Lyra Wiley can be reached at includes Christmas music, hot be mixed with beeswax, which blanket doesn’t have to be and 27 between 5 and 7:30 p.m. [email protected]. Arts & Culture | Thursday, December 6, 2018 | 21

CONCERTS Childish Gambino shows vocal talent in Denver on last tour ever

By Henry Netherland his career, Gambino decided to Staple’s set rating: 7/10 no was supported by beautiful than ever live. Not only was he @NetherlandHenry go on one last North American Childish Gambino backgrounds and visual aids that able to hit bright tenor notes tour with his “This Is America From the start, Gambino re- were simultaneously surreal and flawlessly, but he also had a kill- Tour,” named after his smash minded the audience of how spe- grand. He really used lighting er falsetto that was as solid as a hit earlier this summer. He was cial of an occasion this show truly and stage design to its fullest ad- brick. originally scheduled to appear in was. vantage. Denver’s Pepsi Center on Oct. 9, “If you bought a ticket to this Something I appreciated but he had to postpone it to Dec. show, then you have bought a about Gambino’s set was how MORE INFORMATION 4 due to a foot injury. So how did ticket to the last Childish Gambi- much he experimented dynami- ■ Childish Gambino’s discography Gambino end off his legacy? no tour ever,” Gambino said. cally with some of his already es- is available on iTunes and other Vince Staples For over an hour, he trav- tablished songs. The song “Riot” streaming platforms. Opening for Gambino was eled through the essentials of is one of the wildest and experi- In recent years, Donald Glov- Long Beach, California rapper his discography aside from his mental songs in his discography er, also known as Childish Gam- Vince Staples whose recent al- mixtapes and his debut, “Camp” and in a live setting, Gambino bino has had a hand in every bum, “FM!” was a great success which is understandable, consid- removed a lot of the bells and Gambino’s set rating: 10/10 aspect of significant American for him. ering how poorly those projects whistles in favor of isolating only It is a shame to see Gambino popular culture including tele- Staples was a bit of an odd have aged. He even gave fans a the necessary melodies. On the retiring fairly early in his mu- vision, movies, internet content pick to perform at the Pepsi Cen- taste of the new material that other hand, songs like “Redbone” sical career. It is important to and music. ter considering that his edgy, would appear on his final album. and “Terrified” were some of the remember the numerous gen- The modern-day Renais- dark lyricism is not the ideal It was hard to say what it mellower cuts on “Awaken My eration-defining songs he has sance man has come a long way sound for capturing the atten- would sound like because there Love!” but in concert, they were delivered to us over the years. from his roots as an amateur pop tion of such a massive audience. wasn’t a lot of cohesion between some of the loudest and most Gambino fans should cherish the rapper. Just at the peak of his ca- He managed to make it work, the songs. However, I can say that abrasive songs in the entire show. radical musical developments he reer, at the 2017 Governor’s Ball, however through an energetic they were not as experimental As much as I enjoyed “Awak- has made over the years as well he revealed that the next Child- and charismatic performance. as his last album, “Awaken My en, My Love!,” I can acknowledge as appreciate how well his music ish Gambino album would be his It is fascinating to see how well Love!” but they were not as pop- there were some major vocal has matured. last one. Staples manages to control his py as some of the songs on “Be- shortcomings on the record. This Henry Netherland can be Before retiring this aspect of breath in high altitude despite cause the Internet.” was not the case at all in concert, reached at entertainment@ being a well-known asthmatic. Throughout the set, Gambi- and Gambino sounded better collegian.com. CAMPUS LIFE Daily Horoscope 5 de-stressing methods for finals week Nancy Black TODAY’S BIRTHDAY transactions. Exchange money, By Graham Shapley including your phone, and find you normally would not. For (12/06/18). Your imagination invoices and payments freely, flowers this year. Financial with Mercury direct. There’s less @ShapleyGraham somewhere comfortable, like a some suggestions, check out chair in the Morgan Library. If some Collegian Reviews to see discipline leads to growth. Make confusion. Sign contracts and you have been at the computer anything you might like. discoveries benefiting your health, negotiate deals. Finals week is undeniably fitness and services. Lucrative LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) — 7 — the most stressful time of the long enough, your neck probably hurts too. winter ventures lead you to ex- Lines of communication clarify, school year. plore new horizons. Extra bounty with Mercury direct. Partnership Every project you have been 2. Listen to something. 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By Jon Bream & “Beastie Boys Book,” by Michael Di- certs and offstage shenanigans. to four newly added and very are alike. Also available as a sin- Chris Riemenschneide amond & Adam Horovitz (Spiegel & The concert pictures are disap- worthy B-sides. gle disc. Star Tribune (Minneapolis) Grau, $50). pointingly blurry albeit historic, Bikini Kill, “The Singles” (Kill Rock The Beatles, “The Beatles (White Al- This massive 590-page “pan- but the posed and candid photos Stars, $18). bum)” (Capitol, $25-$179). oramic book” is predictably wild, are priceless. Anchored by the Joan It’s the 50th anniversary of We’ve put together some rec- weird and way more fun than David Bowie, “Loving the Alien (1983- Jett-produced anthem “Rebel the Beatles’ biggest (30 songs) ommendations for music lovers most bands’ memoirs, with lots 1988)” (Rhino, around $120/$210). Girl,” this compilation of three and most eclectic album, and on your holiday shopping lists of photos, artwork and input Fourth in a chronologi- different 7-inch records was re- you can discover the demos, — the ones who want something from celeb pals such as Amy Poe- cal series of sprawling Bowie leased rather inconsequentially outtakes and drama (enter Yoko tangible to hold besides an iP - hler. More surprising, the sur- boxed sets, the 11-CD or 15-LP in 1998. It has since turned into Ono) on the six-CD plus Blu-ray hone with a streaming app. “Michael Jackson: All the Songs” by viving Beasties write with sharp anthology spans from the MTV- perhaps the most celebrated and super-deluxe package. There are Richard Lecocq and Francois Allard insight and grace, especially buoyed album “Let’s Dance” to influential album by feminist 27 acoustic demos and 50 most- (Cassell, $50). about their late bandmate Adam the underrated “Glass Spider punk icon Kathleen Hanna and ly previously unreleased tracks Yauch. (Live Montreal ‘87).” Among her hard-raging Olympia, Wash., plus a book and remastering by This 600-page doorstop tells “Prince and the Purple Rain Era the “new” offerings are the rar- band. Old-school fans would love Giles Martin, son of Sir George the back stories behind every Studio Sessions 1983 and 1984” by ities disc “Re: Call 4.” the fun if unwrapping the reissue on vinyl, Martin. Is anything ever too single song MJ ever recorded, Duane Tudahl (Rowman & Littlefield, novel remix set “Dance” and a but today’s cool indie kids could much for Beatlemaniacs? including with the Jackson 5. $24.95). rerecorded version of the entire (and should) enjoy it, too. Metallica, “ ... And Justice for All The prose is as workman-like The Los Angeles writer got “Never Let Me Down” album, a Bob Dylan, “More Blood, More Tracks: (Remastered)” (Rhino/Blackened, as the research is thorough, and insiders, especially engineers title that rings true even in this Bootleg Series Vol. 14” (Sony Legacy, $25-$200). the photos are fun. There’s even and band members, to tell reveal- lesser-celebrated era of the late $13-$110). Before they met up and the story of Prince turning down ing stories about these pivotal rock genius’ career. Not only does this finally slicked up with producer Bob Jackson’s request to make the years in interviews before Prince Semisonic, “Feeling Strangely Fine: give official credit to the Minne- Rock for their “Black Album,” song “Bad” a duet. died. The focus is on recording 20th Anniversary Edition” (Univer- apolis musicians who recorded the thrash-metal giants released “Paul Simon: The Life” by Robert Hil- sal, $14/$34). burn (Simon & Schuster, $30). sessions. Tudahl has updated in- anonymously on Dylan’s 1975 this far more dense and artful formation so convincingly that Yes, “Closing Time” is al- landmark “Blood on the Tracks,” masterpiece, featuring the MTV The longtime Los Angeles he was hired this year to work on most old enough to shut down a but it affords fans a chance to hit “One” and such fan faves Times critic got the songwriting Prince’s archives. bar. This nicely remastered and compare the oft-bootlegged New as “Harvester of Sorrow” and giant to cooperate, but Simon “Prince: Before the Rain” by Allen ambitiously repackaged reissue York sessions with the Minneap- “Blackened.” The 30th-anniver- didn’t have approval over the Beaulieu (Minnesota Historical Soci- — including its first vinyl incar- olis ones, where five songs were sary $200 megabox seems like a book. Even though Art Garfun- ety Press, $29.95). nation! — reiterates how much recut with a full band and an an- bit much, but the $25 180-gram kel never granted Hilburn an The Minneapolis fashion more there was to the Minne- grier vibe. Plus, if you listen to all double-LP or expanded three- interview, the 400-page tome is photographer had access to the apolis rock trio’s second album six CDs, you’ll get a window into CD set are very justifiable. comprehensive, insightful and Purple One in the late ‘70s/early than its megahit, from the equal- Dylan’s demo-free recording Content pulled from Tribune befitting its thoughtful subject. ‘80s, shooting album covers, con- ly catchy “Singing in My Sleep” process for which no two takes News Service.

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