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CSU's Gregory Allicar Museum of Art Opens 3 New Exhibits Volume 126, No. 74 Tuesday, January 24, 2017 NEWS Dark side of the deep web PAGE 4 SPORTS Meet the Rockies PAGE 7 A woman admires a piece in the “Identities/Perspectives” exhibit at CSU’s Gregory Allicar Museum of Art’s opening reception for Spring 2017. PHOTO BY ASHLEY POTTS COLLEGIAN CSU’s Gregory Allicar Museum of Art opens 3 new exhibits A&C By Ashley Potts Collins community members “We are so proud of our Frickman also addressed re- @11smashley came out to the opening recep- new exhibitions and our perma- cent calls for art strikes across From Juilliard tion last Thursday. nent installations, which seek to the country in light of the politi- The Gregory Allicar Muse- Museum Director and Chief honor a diversity of cultural ex- cal climate. um of Art at Colorado State Uni- Curator Linny Frickman ad- pressions, examine problematic “Many have noted that mu- to CSU versity has opened three new ex- dressed the crowd with an im- stereotypes and to promote an seums are places for civic and PAGE 11 hibitions for spring 2017. Many portant message of acceptance equity of western and non-west- civil discourse, that we are open students, professors and Fort and diversity. ern traditions,” Frickman said. see MUSEUM on page 10 >> COLLEGIAN.COM 2 Tuesday, January 24, 2017 FORT COLLINS FOCUS Introducing... overheard on the PLAZA this • campus • says • funny • things • sometimes “My favorite thing right now is that Uno: The Movie is listed as the highest rated comedy on IMDB.com” “I’m aesthetically dying on the inside.” “I don’t really have a laugh. It’s really just more like a gasping fish.” “That was a really visceral description. I’m not sure I’m okay with it.” “Butter in Colorado is shaped weirdly.” “Every time I walk into Braiden, I act like I’m the shit.” SCHEDULE KCSUFM.COM TUESDAY 7 a.m. - 9 a.m. DJ TBD Hello World 1 p.m. - 3 p.m B+B Sports with Nick and Bryan 3 p.m. - 4 p.m. The Rocky Mountain Review 4 p.m. - 5 p.m. DJ Hanz Audio Twerkshop 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. DJs Kanani & Ave Varied Vibes 7 p.m. - 8 p.m. SOGES Science Show with DJ Fox DJs Meenbeatz & Tradhandz 9 p.m. - 11 p.m. Tuesday Nite Twerkfest Follow Like CSUCollegian @CSUCollegian on Facebook on Twitter Follow Follow CSU Collegian CSU Collegian on Instagram on Snapchat Fort Collins resident Phillip Sabet is shown bouldering at one of his favorite spots near Horsetooth Reservoir. 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Chad Deutschman | Sports Editor Mikaela Rodenbaugh | Webmaster Display Advertising | 970-491-7467 [email protected] [email protected] or 970-491-6834 NEWS Tuesday, January 24, 2017 3 CAMPUS Danforth Chapel window to be replaced over summer By Rachel Telljohn (LEFT) Portions of the stained glass windows in the @racheltelljohn on campus that are listed in the Danforth Chapel are pictured on January 23rd. The register. Danforth Chapel, located on the north side of the Danforth Chapel, which Rachel Telljohn can be Oval, recently had one of its stained glass windows had its historic stained glass reached at news@collegian. broken. FORREST CZARNECKI (RIGHT) The damage window broken during a bur- com. after the break-in. PHOTO COURTESY OF CSU SOURCE. glary this past fall, will replace the broken window in summer 2017. The total preliminary cost for the window is currently less than $10,000 according to Fred Haberecht, assistant director of facilities management at Colorado State University. Emil Frei and Company has partnered with the university in order to repair the window. They are using pictures taken of the window, as well as some of the stained glass that was sal- vaged after the burglary. The window, installed in 1954 when the chapel was built, was part of the original building design. It featured non-denom- inational artwork titled “The Genesis.” It was designed and fabri- cated by Emil Frei and Compa- ny, based out of of Saint Louis. Currently, Danforth Chap- el is nominated to be on the National Register of Historic Places. If accepted, the chapel would join 14 other buildings 5x6 NEWS 4 Tuesday, January 24, 2017 CAMPUS Students speak about experience on deep web By Logan Crizer @logloc19 and is completely untraceable. scam their buyers. The drugs for On only one occasion has the Determined to learn more Because of this, the deep web is purchase range from Adderall to interviewee had interception about her topic and why the pag- a hot spot for illegal activity, ac- ecstasy, and they even sell drugs with the post o ce. es were blocked, the student ac- Editor’s Note: Names have cording to the Guardian. for weight loss. “I ordered some zanes and I cessed the deep web. been changed to protect anonym- According to the Guardian, “I have mostly used the got a letter instead of my package It was then she discovered ity. the deep web is 400 to 550 times dream market to buy molly, but from the post o ce and FedEx the in-depth search ability that The internet is more than it larger than the regular internet, you can buy almost anything, that said your package has been the deep web enables. Marsha appears. Its backdoor access to which, when searched, only re- they even have tapeworms you confi scated,” he said, referring to searched the pages that were an underground and untraceable veals .03 percent of the total web can buy for weight loss,” Andrew the drug Xanax. “It then said you previously blocked on the nor- world creates an environment pages available. said. could come pick it up; I chose not mal search engines. ripe for anonymous activity. The deep web can be ac- Online currency, called Bit- to because that is sketchy, but The pages requested govern- cessed only through torrented coin, is used for the transactions. they had no way to trace it back ment logins and similar block- web pages, which are download- Participants buy the Bitcoin and to me.” ing agents, which prevented her ed by participants through ano- then upload it to their accounts. When the packages arrive from discovering more informa- nymity browsers like Tor, or are “Bitcoin is super easy to get, the drugs come hidden in objects tion. sent to participants by those who you can download an app and to be less detectable, he said. Still determined, Marsha at- already have access to them, ac- buy it,” Andrew said. “Plus it is “I’ve got some coke once that tempted to make a login to one cording to PC Advisor. legal, you just send it to your came inside of a nice pen, some of the websites, but the webpage The untraceable aspect of account and there is no way to acid that was hidden in a birth- began to download something the deep web makes it a hot spot trace it since the website uses day card and some zanes that onto her laptop. for all sorts of illegal activities, encryption.” came inside of a toy car,” he said. “I wasn’t able to delete the according to Rolling Stone. Andrew can then choose This market also has access entire program, and then it Drug market whether or not to send the mon- to a variety of products and ser- started kind of killing my com- Andrew, a CSU student, once ey fi rst, or to send it when the vices including hacking, fake IDs puter,” she said. “It began to de- used the deep web to buy drugs. package is in the mail. and fake passports. lete some things I stored on my The student used a site called The seller lists their require- Although the Dream Market computer like images and doc- TorBrowser logo. FILE PHOTO Dream Market, which is a world ments on the page and has a en- is widely used, it barely skims the uments.
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