CSU Community Member Recounts Connection to Hurricane Maria

OPINION SPORTS ARTS & CULTURE Mike Bobo’s contract is Rams face their most God of Carnage features bad for CSU pivotal stretch student-led theatre Vol. 128, No. 32 Thursday, September 20, 2018 page 8 page 10 page 21 Kelsey Martinez is thriving in the NFL

By Eddie Herz @Eddie_Herz

As another professional sports season opens, another female graduate of Colorado State University is making her presence known in the coaching ranks. 2015 CSU alumna and Pueblo, Colorado-native Kelsey Marti- nez was brought on the Oakland Raiders coaching staff as the first female assistant strength and conditioning coach before the 2018 season. Martinez grew up loving sports. She played softball at Bethany College in Kansas before continuing her education at CSU in 2014 for her final two years as an undergraduate, earning a de- Ana Delgadillo is a CSU student from Puerto Rico taking some time off. A year ago, her friends and family from Puerto Rico suffered the gree in health and exercise sci- consequences of Hurricane Maria, which was the worst storm to hit Puerto Rico in 80 years.PHOTO BY AJ FRANKSON COLLEGIAN ence. The experiences Martinez gained from studying at CSU played a crucial role in leading her CSU community member recounts to where she is today. “It really prepared me well, all of the classes did,” Martinez said. “To this day, I use what I’ve learned. They had every tool that connection to Hurricane Maria I needed and the biggest thing was them getting us into the By Austin Fleskes “I was going to school. I was one where she was connected difficulty that comes with leav- working field. It made the process so much smoother.” @Austinfleskes07 working. And just kind of keep- to her community. ing, and they thought they were ing in touch with my family and “Our culture back home is a prepared for Maria. The launching point for Mar- tinez was a required internship It’s been one year since Hur- making sure they were okay and lot about community. Everyone Delgadillo said for many in they were prepared and they takes care of each other, every- Puerto Rico, the population she had to complete to earn her ricane Maria struck the United degree. States territory of Puerto Rico. had everything they needed,” one shares the same experienc- gets very anxious when a storm said Ana Delgadillo, a Colorado es because of how we grew up,” approaches. With the aid of her health and Several weeks of destruction exercise science instructor Wen- tore the island apart, cut power State University student study- Delgadillo said. “It’s like a big “I’ve been through multiple ing nutrition and dietetics and family.” hurricanes myself, and you al- dy DeYoung, Martinez decided to and took lives. put her efforts into interning for But the effects of the hurri- currently taking time off from Delgadillo was attending ways get really anxious because the University. CSU when Hurricane Maria hit you can’t really tell. And it’s the ESPN-affiliated Tom Shaw cane were not exclusive to the Performance camp in Orlando, island and the population liv- Delgadillo grew up in San Puerto Rico. She said her fam- coming, you can’t really make it Juan, Puerto Rico. She said her ily stayed in the country after ing there. The ramifications hit see MARIA on page 4 >> see MARTINEZ on page 14 >> people all across the world. childhood was a very special Hurricane Irma because of the Thursday, September 20, 2018 2 | Collegian.com

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CAMPUS New clinical research lab helps Rams conduct nutritional studies

By Emma Iannacone “The purpose of this program @EmmaIannacone is to catalyze new research, to improve existing infrastructure, A newly renovated clinical to not only enhance our current research lab is offering oppor- capabilities but to enhance and tunities for food science and hu- catalyze future research capa- man nutrition students. bilities,” Johnson said. The Office of the Vice Pres- Students like Kiri Michell, a ident for Research funded the senior food science and human Food and Nutrition Clinical nutrition major, are excited Research Laboratory in collab- about the opportunities the new oration with the Office of the lab will offer. Vice President for University “We have some new technol- Operations and Facilities Man- ogy that we’re able to use, and agement. the space is just really nice and The lab, located on the sec- laid out and easy for us to navi- ond floor of Gifford building, gate,” said Michell. will facilitate research on the Michell said she will be using role and efficacy of bioactive the lab to study how blueberries food components, such as anti- affect cardiovascular health in oxidants and how those increase post-menopausal women. or decrease the risk of chronic “I think it will really help diseases, said Sarah Johnson, di- with all of our human research rector of the Functional Foods & as well as our clinical studies,” Human Health Laboratory. Michell said. Assistant professor of food science and human nutrition at CSU Sarah Johnson hosts an open house Some current studies being Johnson said having the clin- Wednesday for the new clinical research laboratory located in Gifford room 216.PHOTO BY BROOKE BUCHAN conducted at the lab include how ical research lab in the Gifford COLLEGIAN a high-fat diet can increase the building will be advantageous level,” Johnson said. use than we would having to tion between the faculty, which risk of chronic diseases and how for the department because they Food science and human nu- go to a different lab and having is really nice,” Vazquez said. bioactive food components can can better collaborate with the trition graduate student Allegra to spend more time in transit,” “We get to learn from masters reduce risk of chronic diseases, existing labs, like the sensory Vazquez said she is excited about Vazquez said. students that we’ve never met according to Johnson.By reno- analysis laboratory. the location of the new lab. This lab is different from the before, so that’s something dif- vating the laboratory, Johnson “We have that qualitative “It’s around the corner from department’s existing 13 labs be- ferent.” said, undergraduate and gradu- component but we also have our study lab that we currently cause there’s more opportunity Emma Iannacone can be ate students in the department quantitative data that we’re col- work in, so it’s a lot more easy to for student-faculty collabora- reached at [email protected]. will be more involved in clinical lecting all the way from the cel- access and a lot more machines tion, Vazquez said. research studies. lular level… to the organ systems and techniques that we get to “There’s a lot more interac- 4 | News | Thursday,September 20, 2018

Maria >> from page 1 stop,” she said. “It doesn’t just come out of nowhere. You can see it coming.” When Maria hit the island and citizens lost power, Del- gadillo lost contact with her mother, who was living in a high flood area. She didn’t hear from her for a week. “The people that I knew were around her I was able to communicate with, but no one knew where she was, because she wasn’t where she said where she said she was going to be,” Delgadillo said. “So I started to get a little bit anxious and a little bit nervous. And by the end of the week, I just lost it because I really didn’t know where she was.” Delgadillo also could not reach her sister or father, who were living in a mountain- ous area at the time. When she finally got in touch with her mother, she said the vocal reunion was filled with tears. Delgadillo’s mother told her she couldn’t talk much because she was on a stranger’s phone, but she was safe. Delgadillo said such a massive relief gave her a panic attack because of its weight. “Honestly, I just felt help- less. It wasn’t happening to me but in a way it was,” Delgadillo said. “Just knowing everyone there was going through such a hard time ... and I couldn’t really do anything or be there support them. It’s very intense.” Delgadillo said the recovery period for her family was different for every member, but her mother was highly affected. But Delgadillo said the recovery for her friends and family, as well as much of the rest of the island, was slow due to the lack of power. “Without the power, it is too hard to recover,” Delgadil- lo said. “And that took way too long to be put back together.” Recent reports from the Puerto Rican government esti- mate it will cost $139 billion to Citizens have begun to make art out of the damage in protest of the little help they have received from both the Puerto Rican and United States’ recover from both Hurricanes governments. PHOTO BY LAURYN BOLZ COLLEGIAN Maria and Irma, according to National Public Radio. Puerto of the hurricanes are in the de- where,” Stup wrote. “And on the those areas and students with they don’t and the hardships Rico’s general budget for next tails. FEMA side, everyone is super family there should stick to- we go through to survive as a year is less than $9 billion, “Because San Juan is a tour- dedicated to the recovery as- gether as a community. colony,” Delgadillo said. “Really meaning the cost of recovery is ist area the big stuff has been pect.” “Everyone is going through educate yourselves. Don’t real- more than 15 times the annual all done here,” Stup wrote. While recovery efforts con- a hard time, so this is the time ly pick a side, just do something. budget for the island. “But you’ll still see a stoplight tinue, Delgadillo feels that both to show that you’re a country Just talk about it.” And this recovery is still go- that isn’t working, windows the U.S. and Puerto Rican gov- that sticks together and loves ing on. Tyler Stup, a CSU alum- boarded up because they have ernment can do a better job at each other no matter what,” nus and member of the Federal been replaced, vacant lots and helping citizens. Delgadillo said. Emergency Management Agen- buildings that have been pretty “There are a lot of people Delgadillo said she hopes Check out cy Corps, is currently in San beaten up and can’t be lived in that are still suffering that real- people in the U.S. educate them- the video at Juan digitizing records with anymore.” ly need to be taken care of,” Del- selves on what Puerto Rico does collegian.com San Juan police to ensure that Stup added that, as far as gadillo said, referencing issues to understand it’s importance all officers are properly com- he can tell as a corps member, such as the education program and what Hurricane Maria did pensated for overtime work Puerto Rico has come together in Puerto Rico. to the country. during Hurricanes Irma and after this disaster. With Hurricane Florence “Everyone should be edu- Maria. “The phrase ‘Puerto Rico raging in the eastern area of the cated on this topic, especially Austin Fleskes can be Stup wrote in an email se levanta’ (roughly translated United States, Delgadillo said on what Puerto Rico is — what reached at [email protected]. to The Collegian that the effects to ‘Puerto Rico rises’) is every- that the best way for citizens in powers they have, what powers News | Thursday, September 20, 2018 | 5 CAMPUS Hurricane Florence hits CSU from 1,720 miles away By Daniela Navarro & effects of the hurricane, but help others that are to be there Julia Trowbridge I’m really just looking for any for them.” @CSUCollegian way that we can help them re- Victims are grateful that build their business,” Wall said. Florence came at the strength “There’s the worry about the it did, Phillips said. It was pre- Although Hurricane Flor- extra expense of cleaning up dicted to make landfall at Cate- ence slowed down by the time and rebuilding the whole busi- gory 4 strength and could have it hit North Carolina, it still ness, which is something you created damage all the way up caused serious damage, accord- don’t plan for. You don’t just to the state capital, according ing to early reports. These dam- think, ‘Oh if a hurricane comes to National Public Radio. ages have affected numerous through, do we have enough Philip Klotzbach, a CSU at- Colorado State University staff revenue to get through the win- mospheric science professor members and students. ter?’” who specializes in hurricanes, Many areas are still inacces- said when compared to Hur- sible, and with the continuous ricane Harvey or Irma, Hurri- flooding from rising rivers, ac- cane Florence’s winds were not cessibility is only getting more “The Crystal Coast was really my happy place. as strong. The majority of the difficult, said Sarah Phillips, an damage was caused by storm online international develop- It’s where I go every surges and swelling of rivers, ment professor for CSU. Phil- summer. It’s an extra due to the storm stalling at the lips is currently in North Car- coast. olina, about 200 miles from the worry, and it’s sad that “What makes Florence dif- coast. we might not be able to ferent from these storms is “The news doesn’t really go back there.” once it hit the coast, it didn’t focus very heavily on the finan- move,” Klotzbach said. “That’s cial implications for victims,” ANNABEL WALL why it caused so much trouble. Philip said. “Not everyone can SENIOR COMMUNICATION The wind damage from Flor- afford flood insurance, or never STUDIES MAJOR ence was minimal, but there thought to buy flood insurance was a whole lot of rain (dam- A man rides his tricycle past the open doors of the Goat & Compass bar ‘cause they’re not in a flood- age).” Sept. 18 in Wilmington, N.C. When owner Scott Wagner found out power plain. Homeowners insurance The creation of Hurricane was restored, he thought people could use a break from their storm The impacts of natural di- problems with wi-fi, phone charging stations and air conditioning. All doesn’t cover floods.” sasters can place worries and Florence was slightly differ- The hurricane has impact- of this and cold beverages. PHOTO BY CHUCK LIDDY RALEIGH NEWS &/ anxieties on staff and students. ent than past hurricanes, due OBSERVER/TNS ed families and friends of CSU It can cause a lot of added stress to how quickly it formed in the staff and students emotionally especially because of the dis- Atlantic Ocean, Klotzbach said. a very long-lived storm.” “It’s an extra worry, and it’s sad and financially. tance, Wall said. These worries Hurricanes that travel the At- Now that Florence has that we might not be able to go Senior communication can affect academic or work lantic Ocean originate as thun- slowed down, those impacted back there.” studies major Annabel Wall performance anddaily life ei- derstorms in African moun- are beginning to realize the ef- Editor’s note: If you or a loved said her family was safe from ther in the long or short term. tains, which then migrate to the fects. one was impacted by Hurricane the storm, but the same cannot “Stress and anxiety from coast. After suffering from a di- Florence and want to share your be said for their beach house loved ones or community don’t “With Florence, it actually saster, the hardest thing can be story, please email news@colle- and surf shop on the Crystal have a mileage limit,” Phillips formed pretty much right af- establishing a new sense of nor- gian.com. Coast. The shop was complete- said. “After a natural disaster, ter it hit the coast... so it was mal, Wall said. Daniela Navarro can be ly destroyed. it’s important to be grateful tracked all the way across the “The Crystal Coast was re- reached at [email protected]. “It’s hard to be in Colora- that you’re not in that situation, Atlantic,” Klotzbach said. “It ally my happy place, it’s where do and not really know the but also to figure out a way to was named for 15 days, so it was I go every summer,” Wall said.

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NATIONAL Rising waters continue to frustrate rescue efforts and residents

By Molly Hennessy-Fiske 40, and 343,000 people were still Los Angeles Times without power, Cooper said. An emergency ferry had been created Rivers continued to rise out of between Morehead City and Wilm- their banks across the Carolinas ington that was expected to start on Tuesday, frustrating rescue ef- shipping much needed supplies forts and residents hoping to return Wednesday, according to James home. Trogdon, the state’s transportation North Carolina Gov. Roy Coo- secretary. per and Brock Long, administrator Cooper said he would take Long of the Federal Emergency Manage- on a visit to Wilmington late Tues- ment Agency, acknowledged the day, and he also planned to meet difficulties following a tour of flood- with President Donald Trump ed areas in the Tar Heel State. when he visits the state this week. “It’s really important for me to Florence’s peak rainfall – 35.94 get out of D.C. and make sure we’re inches at Elizabethtown, N.C. – was doing a good job,” Long said, add- the fourth-highest for a U.S. hur- ing that he’s pleased with what he’s ricane since 1950 and left rivers seen but “the next 48 hours are go- across the Carolinas swollen. ing to be incredibly critical.” The storm has killed a total of “We realize there’s a lot of dis- 32 people, including a 1-year-old placed folks and we’re doing what boy whose body was found Monday we can to make life better,” Long after he was swept away by flood- said. “It’s going to take some time waters near Charlotte. for these waters to recede.” Across North Carolina, 16 riv- The FEMA chief said floodwa- ers had reached major flood stage ters have hampered repair crews Tuesday morning, and several trying to reopen roads and restore more were expected to crest soon, power. according to Mike Steele, a spokes- He said officials would examine man for the state emergency man- the impact of the storm on the en- agement agency. He said high-wa- vironment and industry. Environ- ter rescues were ongoing in several mental groups worried the storm areas. may have washed away toxic ash “The good news is we are start- from power plants and hog waste ing to see a lot of them peak, but it from open-air storage lagoons. Up is going to cause a lot of complica- to half of the state’s tobacco crop tions as far as access to roadways was still in the fields and could be for an extended period of time,” damaged, Cooper said, along with said Steele, who came from the Ba- cotton and peanut crops. ton Rouge, La., area to help with the “We’re going to be dealing with disaster. a lot of hazardous waste, agricultur- “This is the same situation we al issues,” he said. faced in Louisiana and Texas during Long said FEMA sent sever- Hurricane Harvey,” he said. “By the al thousand claims adjusters and time you put a report out, some of disaster assistance teams to com- the conditions have changed.” That munity centers and shelters in has led officials to direct residents storm-battered areas to register to stay off the roads or to check people for assistance “so we can state transportation websites for kick-start recovery.” updates. He said he has been discussing Matt Stewart, 37, and his family options for temporary, post-storm of four were stuck in Raleigh after New York Urban Search and Rescue team members check for residents at the Heritage at Fort Bragg housing with Cooper, who ac- trying unsuccessfully to return Apartments in Spring Lake, N.C., Tuesday Sept. 18. PHOTO BY JULIA WALL RALEIGH NEWS/OBSERVER/TNS knowledged the state has struggled home to Wilmington, blocked by with affordable housing. road closures that have cut off that Cooper urged storm victims to coastal city of 120,000. The family register with FEMA by phone or planned to try a new route Tuesday, online, to evacuate as directed and convoying with a friend in a truck. not drive around road barricades. His father had taken the same route He asked evacuees not to return days before, but Stewart was wor- to coastal Hanover, New Bruns- ried about flooding since. wick and Pender counties yet, even “There isn’t any rivers or any though many feel the storm has be- lakes or ponds along that route,” come “a nightmare that just won’t Stewart said before setting off, wor- end.” ried his house, which had minor “Sunshine doesn’t necessari- damage, might be leaking. “It’s my ly mean safety. Rivers continue to home, some of that stuff is irre- rise and we will see more flooding,” placeable.” Cooper said. Wilmington, where the storm He said the state’s death toll made landfall, has seen a Dollar from Florence increased to 26 Store looted and gas and food short- Tuesday. More than 2,200 people ages. About 62,000 people there and 578 animals had been rescued were still without power. from floodwaters, Cooper said, Officials were preparing to dis- and 10,000 remained in shelters. tribute food at three centers around Officials opened four emergency the city Tuesday, said Jessica Loper, kitchens serving free hot meals in a spokeswoman for surrounding Kinston, Lumberton, New Bern New Hanover County. and Washington and planned to Content pulled from Tribune open four more this week. News Service. More than 1,100 roads have Three days after Hurricane Florence made landfall in Wilmington, NC, flood water still surrounds buildings in been closed, including I-95 and Trenton, NC, on Monday, Sept. 17. PHOTO BY CASEY TOTH RALEIGH NEWS/OBSERVER/TNS News | Thursday, SeptemberM 20, 2018 OVEMENT | 7

CAMPUS ASCSU approves bills to honor deceased students, WE NEED YOU! fund AISES Pow Wow

By Stuart Smith @stuartsmithnews

The Associated Students of Colorado State University Sen- ate unanimously approved a bill that would send University flags to the families of deceased students, along with a bill allocating $15,000 for the annual American Indian Science and Engineering Society Pow Wow. Senators also discussed funding for the Fort Collins Book Fest held next month. Senate unanimously approves of Flag Bill Speaker of the Senate Ben Amundson introduced a bill to the Ben Amundson finishes the floor last week that would allocate meeting with closing remarks. $1,000 to buy CSU flags from the PHOTO BY ANNA BAIZE COLLEGIAN bookstore to send to families of students who pass away while at- on campus.” tending CSU Fort Collins and CSU NACC Senator Milena Cas- Online. taneda voiced her support for the The bill went to a vote with little pow wow as well. discussion and was approved 37-0- “This is a great historical situ- 0. ation for us because it is a ‘home “It shows that our Senate’s away from home’ celebration,” Cas- heading in the right direction, car- taneda said. “We don’t get this here ing about students,” Amundson in Fort Collins.” said after the bill passed. “We want The funding had already been to honor students and give them approved by the Board for Student back the money they’ve paid in stu- Organization Funding, but because dent fees.” of the large amount of money in- ASCSU has historically sent volved, it required Senate approval CSU flags to families in these situ- as well. ations, along with a letter from the Bill to help fund Fort Collins current ASCSU President, but it Book Festival discussed never had a clear source of funding With Amundson’s bill, the mon- Director of University Affairs ey will now be transferred from the Kanaya Okolo presented a bill to the Senate that would give $2,000 MOVEMENT Senate Discretionary Fund to ASC- SU’s Supplies Fund. from the Senate Discretionary The flags have not been sent to Fund to help fund the Fort Collins families of students at CSU-Pueblo Book Fair organized by Poudre Riv- in the past, so Amundson did not er Public Library. include them in the bill. Okolo has already committed “We have not gotten an answer $4,000 from the executive branch, so Senate approval would bring the Is U+2 for U? on why CSU-Pueblo is not part of this,” Amundson said. He believes total to $6,000. it is most likely because they have Guests of the Book Fest, sched- their own student government. uled for Oct. 19 and 20, will include $15,000 for annual AISES Pow authors such as Andy Weir, who wrote “The Martian,” and former you can change it! Wow approved unanimously Colorado Governor Bill Ritter Jr. ASCSU Director of Finance The festival is hosted at a varity of Lynsie Roper brought a bill to the venues throughout Old Town, ac- Senate to approve a $15,000 request cording to their website. Check your mail for a survey or visit by AISES for their 36th annual Pow According to the bill, the Book Wow. The Senate approved the bill Fest shares a CSU value in promot- with a vote of 39-0-0. ing music, books and poetry. Okolo ASCSU.COLOSTATE.EDU The Pow Wow is a collaborative said it would also provide a chance effort between AISES, RamEvents, for students to connect. for more info on how to volunteer the Native American Cultural Cen- “I saw this as an opportunity for ter and the Office of the President. people to network,” Okolo said. “At According to the bill, the Pow Wow the end of the day, we’re all here for $2000 of cash prizes available to is scheduled to take place Nov. 3. an education but we’re also here to “It’s really been almost an es- network and make those relation- survey respondents cape for our Native American ships with people that are here on students here on campus,” NACC campus and are not here on cam- member and senior biomedical en- pus.” gineering major Mathew Beardt- This bill will be voted on during ASCSU said. “It’s a big culture shock for a the Senate’s session next Wednes- lot of us students coming here who day. might live on reservations, it’s just a Stuart Smith can be reached at way for us to come out and be really [email protected]. ascsu comfortable with who we are here 8 | Opinion | Thursday, September 20, 2018

COLLEGIAN COLUMNISTS Head coach Mike Bobo’s contract is bad business

Rory behalf of CSU because Mike number of games. and producing better results, that Bobo will not be able to Plunkett Bobo has not deserved this While the relative strength Joe Parker seems confident commit or perform as he fo- amount of money, especial- of each schedule should also be in Bobo’s ability to lead CSU’s cuses on his health. @jericho_wav ly considering other coaches’ taken into account — with CSU football program. With this new contract, it salaries in the Mountain West having one of the hardest — a Since Bobo has been the would be even more expensive Editor’s Note: All opinion sec- Conference. 1-3 start for CSU Football is head coach, CSU has been to for CSU to buy Bobo out than tion content reflects the views of Boise State’s Bryan Harsin, not promising for a coach that three bowl games, but we have for CSU to wait out the con- the individual author only and arguably the best coach in the received a pay raise. lost four Rocky Mountain tract. Therefore Bobo could does not represent a stance tak- Mountain West division, is Showdowns. not be concerned with how his en by The Collegian or its edito- paid about $1.5 million a year, The last time we won a team plays as long as he knows rial board. according to Harsin’s public “Mike Bobo is overpaid Rocky Mountain Showdown he will get paid. Last December, Mike Bobo employment contract records. was 2014, when Jim McElwain Bobo is overpaid in relation signed a five-year contract ex- Boise State is 2-1 on the year and needs to prove his was CSU’s head coach. to Harsin, but Bobo’s results tension, so he’ll be the Colo- with a combined score of 139- worth in the remaining While three bowl games do not match Harsin’s or meet rado State University football 71 over their trio of opponents. games he has this look good for a resume of a the CSU community’s expecta- program’s head coach through Colorado State, on the oth- new head coach, four losses to tions to beat our rivals. 2022. er hand, has lost three of their season.” Boulder should stand out as Bobo is overpaid and needs Joe Parker, CSU’s athletic first four games and their ag- well, in a bad way. Bobo needs to prove his worth in the re- director, was convinced that gregate score is 91-163, with to step up and show us that he maining games he has left this Bobo was leading the program CSU only scoring 91 points in CSU should not be last in is worth the hefty $1.85 million season. in the right direction and, with four games compared to Boise the Mountain West standings salary. Rory Plunkett can be this new deal, raised Bobo’s State’s 118 points in two games. if Bobo is guaranteed $1.85 Bobo’s health has become reached at letters@collegian. salary to $1.85 million. Harsin is paid less than million in 2018. a factor as well. Bobo was not com. This is a bad contract on Mike Bobo though he has pro- While other coaches in our able to coach the season open- duced better results in a fewer conference are being paid less er against Hawaii. It is possible SERIOUSLY NOPE & DOPE

The Stump requests pay raise The seasons changing Sweater Weather. Finally. slower due to global By Ethan Vassar name is Theodore Stumpson, to renegotiate its contract. The warming. @ethan_vassar claims the University promised Stump proceded to take up the to allocate some resources to rest of the interview time roast- Editor’s note: This is a satire give it a raise more in line with ing the CSU football coach. piece from The Collegian’s opin- the likes of Bobo’s paycheck but Despite its prickly nature, ion section. Real names may be has not been contacted with a The Stump is extremely im- used in fictitious/semi-fictitious new offer. portant to the CSU campus. ways. Those who do not read ed- “I’m not the f*cking giving It reinforces the importance itor’s notes are subject to being tree,” The Stump said, eluding and value of free speech. Its Taking a group photo at The ability to wear offended. to the classic children’s book in platform inspires conversation FORT COLLINS - It has which a tree selflessly give away and encourages students to 7:30 in the morning. basketball shorts every been almost a year since Colo- all it has to offer to a man. “I de- speak up for what they believe day. rado State football coach Mike served a raise before Bobo, I’ve in. Bobo was given a contract ex- been here longer.” The Stump is doing its job. tension through 2022, raising You definitely wouldn’t be It’s up to the University if they his salary to $1.85 million a going out on a limb to say The want to listen. year, and The Stump is furious. Stump is ... well, stumped by Ethan Vassar can be reached The Stump, whose legal the University’s decision not at [email protected]. Travelling to your Travelling home. destination. KCSU IS OUT OF THIS WORLD Flies trapped in small Kraft mac and cheese at spaces. midnight.

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Florida for a full semester. After completing her internship and graduating from CSU, Shaw brought Martinez on to work full-time in Orlando. Mar- tinez specialized in high-performance training for four years under Shaw before they were both promoted to the NFL. Martinez credits Shaw for giving her the necessary experience to succeed. “As soon as I worked with Tom Shaw, he had NFL players with him,” Martinez said. “He had been working with them for years and years, so when I got there I already was able to start working with them. The com- petitiveness that was in Florida was pretty mind-blowing.” Working in the NFL and under Raiders head coach Jon Gruden calls for maximum effort at all times, something Mar- tinez does not mind even on the longer days. Martinez focuses heavily on constant improvement during the week. “We work with the guys in- side the weight room and get them to try to be more explosive and prevent them from getting injured on the field,” Martinez said. “We are kind of in charge of getting them ready for practice and to start the game.” Martinez’s work with players is generally the same in the reg- Kelsey Martinez, the first female coach in Raiders history, helps wide reciever Jordy Nelson on the bench press.PHOTO COURTESY OF TONY ular season as any other time, GONZALEZ OAKLAND RAIDERS but she noted that relationship-wise, the regular season is Being a female assistant more ideal. coach in the NFL is a unique “The biggest difference is the accomplishment. There are cur- amount of people here,” Mar- rently only two other full-time tinez said. “You go from a huge assistant female coaches in the roster to a 53-man roster. Before NFL, Kathryn Smith for the players made the final roster, Buffalo Bills and Katie Sowers you had to move through a lot for the San Francisco 49ers. of guys. Now that it is down, you Despite the rarity, Martinez get even closer with some of the is not surprised that she has guys.” made it this far in so little time. Martinez adds to a consis- The lessons she has learned tently growing list of CSU fe- since 2015 left no question in male graduates who have made her mind that she would end up an impact in the sports world. in the NFL. The list is headlined by “To make it where I am right Becky Hammon, former Rams’ now is huge to me,” Martinez women’s basketball star and the said. “It’s just something that I first full-time female assistant thought when I was in Orlando NBA coach. In addition, Jenny that I could see myself doing. Cavnar became the third female The experience that I’ve been ever to call play-by-play for an able to have to continue to do MLB game. what I love is the biggest thing.” Martinez acknowledged the Last Sunday, Martinez had role CSU faculty have played in the opportunity to return to her the modern triumph of female home state when the Raiders graduates. faced the Broncos at Mile High “I really think it’s awesome Stadium in Denver, a very spe- that they are able to develop cial moment for Martinez con- people and prepare them for sidering her family was in atten- their careers (in sports),” Mar- dance at the game. tinez said. “It kind of says a lot. The road continues on for It just seems like the professors the former Ram as the Raiders (and) the people that work for head to Miami for a showdown CSU just really understand what with the Dolphins Sept. 23. needs to be done to get students Eddie Herz can be reached at [email protected]. Oaklands Raiders coach Kelsey Martinez during warm ups before the Raiders and Detroit Lions game at prepared to make a career for Oakland Alameda County Coliseum on Aug. 10. PHOTO COURTESY OF THE OAKLAND RAIDERS OAKLAND RAIDERS themselves.” Sports | Thursday, September 20, 2018 | 15 FOOTBALL CSU’s Carta-Samuels’ physical and mental skills have progressed

By Eddie Herz There are mental aspects back guy. Trusting him on the @Eddie_Herz CSU players have noticed the field has taken some time. quarterback has improved on as CSU players have always Redshirt senior quarter- well. Considering Carta-Samuels trusted and been confident in back K.J. Carta-Samuels has yet was never under the spotlight in their quarterback. Carta-Sam- to doubt himself on Colorado his collegiate career before be- uels has earned that trust by State’s offense. coming a Ram, there are nerves showing his commitment to his Transferring to a new pro- attached to leading an offense. teammates. gram, learning a new offensive The quarterback was excited “He’s always prepared,” soph- scheme and being named CSU’s to open the season before playing omore tight end Cameron Butler starter after serving as a backup Hawaii, but there is no denying said. “He goes to meetings early at Washington for three seasons he felt a bit of anxiousness too. and leaves late. He texts us on led to a period of adjustment. That level of anxiety has since Saturdays and things like that. But the general sense from disappeared. He’s confident in himself and Carta-Samuels’ performance “He’s more calm,” senior that makes us even more confi- through four games this season is wide receiver Olabisi Johnson dent in him.” one of confidence in his abilities. said. “The first few weeks you get It has not been all smooth sail- After all, the statistics stand going in a real game and you get ing for Carta-Samuels though. out. Despite subpar outings a little jittery, but he’s definite- His team is 1-3 and the quarter- against the University of Colora- ly handled it and he’s way more back has been briefly pulled for do and University of Florida, the comfortable back there.” backup Collin Hill in three of the Colorado State Quarterback K.J. Carta-Samuels makes a deep pass quarterback has already thrown More playing time has also Rams’ four games this season. from the pocket during the fourth quarter of play against the Hawaii for 1,319 yards and nine touch- helped Carta-Samuels’ game. Al- For a quarterback trying to Rainbow Warriors. The Rams fell to the Warriors 43-34 at Canvas downs. The figure is nearly 100 though facing Washington’s de- establish himself, being replaced Stadium Aug. 25 in Fort Collins. PHOTO BY ELLIOTT JERGE COLLEGIAN more yards and one more touch- fense in practice for a handful of can be demoralizing, but getting seasons helped the quarterback pulled has sharpened the quar- down than Nick Stevens accu- date in comparison with the rest mean there is not anything for develop, nothing helps more terback’s mental edge overall. mulated last season. Carta-Sam- of the Mountain West. Carta-Samuels to improve on. than meaningful in-game expe- Carta-Samuels’ confidence has uels has also thrown half as many Benefits come with playing The beginning stages of the rience. persevered through being forced interceptions. superior competition though, season have only recently been Coach Mike Bobo empha- to sit on the bench. Though the quarterback something that is especially true completed. sized improvement in Car- “(Getting benched) does started out hot by throwing 537 for Carta-Samuels. “He still has to improve with ta-Samuels’ ability to operate nothing in terms of my confi- yards against Hawaii in CSU’s “You’re having to stand in his fundamentals and his foot- outside of the pocket during the dence because I know that I’ve first game this season, there are there against a pretty good pass work, that is something that we offseason. The skill is something been playing well,” Carta-Sam- other aspects he has improved rush,” Bobo said. “You’re throw- are harping on everyday,” Bobo the quarterback continuously uels said. “I don’t really need on. ing the ball against tight cover- said. “At the same time, I don’t worked on that can be seen when to think about was it because I One has been his ability to age when you’re playing some of want to take his ability away to watching him play. missed one or two throws. Some- shake off plays and move on. these teams. The time you have make plays. But we’ve got to be “Once he gets out of the pock- times coaches just want to do “It’s simply that sometimes is a little bit shorter. The deci- fundamentally sounder at the et, he doesn’t panic too much what they want to do. You have you are going to make some good sions you have to make have to be quarterback position.” anymore,” Johnson said. “He’s no control over it.” plays and sometimes you are go- quicker. So I think he’s improved Carta-Samuels’ next oppor- hit me on a few of his scrambles Within the Rams’ first four ing to make some bad plays,” Car- every week with that.” tunity comes at home against Il- and I really like the way he is games, they have squared up ta-Samuels said. “The bad ones There is more for Bobo to linois State Sept. 22. when he’s outside of the pocket against three-consecutive Pow- don’t stick in my head. (Even) be satisfied about regarding the Eddie Herz can be reached at now.” er-Five programs and two- picks, it doesn’t matter. I know quarterback’s production than [email protected]. Carta-Samuels can be de- straight SEC opponents. CSU has that I can play well so that’s all to be upset about. That doesn not that matters.” scribed as an easy-going, laid played the toughest schedule to 16 | Sports | Thursday, September 20, 2018

GOLF Men’s golf dominates Ram Classic, women finish in the middle

By Mack Beaulieu ally difficult and it’s things you “I love to showcase Fort grinding and you know she’s the start of Wednesday’s final @Macknz_James may see down the road, espe- Collins and bring a lot of good playing her hardest until the round. cially in a regional champion- teams here with a chance to last putt drops ... Ellen had a The third day was the best Both of the Colorado State ship,” Coach Christian Newton take home a lot of wins,” New- tough start to the tournament, for the Rams overall, but it did golf teams competed in their said. “So it’s good to face some ton said. “Obviously, winning is but her willingness to work hard little to change the tourna- annual Ram Classic at the Fort pressure and those types of a really big deal.” and get better is what is going to ment’s outcome. Behind the Collins Country Club this week things in these conditions.” The women’s team went in prove to get her back on track. I third solid day from Greb, who with the men winning theirs by The Redbirds were still the the other direction. have no doubt she will come out finished the round at even par, a wide margin. The women had closest competitor at the end, After a third-place finish last fighting next week in Idaho.” the Rams were able to secure a somewhat disappointing start but by that time, the Rams had year, the Rams took sixth place Prendergast turned things sixth place by one stroke. to their season, struggling in opened up an 11-stroke lead on in the Ptarmigan Ram Classic around on the second day while Both teams will have some the event. the rest of the field. The lead with disappointing finishes Secor continued to struggle. decisions to make going for- The men’s team started their never dropped to less than eight from some of their top golfers. Prendergast led the team ward as both had players finish second tournament of the year strokes during the third and fi- The tournament started out with a 1-under 71 while Sloot well as individuals who were Monday, and it was the only nal round Tuesday, even with slow Monday with last year’s and Greb both finished with not in this week’s top five. The day the Rams really had much the Rams having their worst NCAA Regional qualifiers, El- 2-over 74’s. Freshman Sydney women’s team will make that competition. The Illinois State day of the tournament. len Secor and Katrina Prender- Smith registered her first col- decision a little sooner as they Redbirds finished one stroke Perhaps a little complacent, gast, posting 6-over 78’s. Haley legiate round as well, finishing play in the Coeur D’alene Colle- ahead of the Rams after the first everybody on the team shot Greb, who had a strong second the day fourth for the Rams giate Invite Sept. 24. round, but never posed much over par for the Rams during half last year, and Jessica Sloot with a 6-over 78. The men start a rare individ- of a challenge once the second the final day of the tournament. surprised and helped carry The Rams made their big- uals tournament on the same round started. Four Rams shot They still managed to finish the Rams through the first day gest push of the weekend in day at the Mark Simpson-Colo- under par in the second round with a 4-under 836 as a team as the team finished the first that second round, where they rado Invitational. of the tournament, led by fresh- and 14 shots ahead of the Red- round in 10th. built momentum at the turn. Mack Beaulieu can be man Parathakorn Suyasri with birds. The win was the Rams “Jessica Sloot is such a solid The Rams had six birdies and an reached at sports@collegian. a 4-under 66. fifth-consecutive in the Ram player and teammate.” Coach eagle on the back nine to help com. “The golf course is set up re- Masters tournament. Laura Cilek said. “She’s always pull them into seventh before

Junior Katrina Prendergast drives the ball during the fall season in 2017. PHOTO COURTESY OF CSU ATHLETICS Sports | Thursday, September 20, 2018 | 17 VOLLEYBALL CSU volleyball set to begin their conference schedule this weekend By Sergio Santistevan @TheRealsSergio

The Mountain West conference has consistently run through Colorado State volleyball in the last decade and this season will be no different. The Rams have won eight of the last nine conference titles, 14 in total. CSU Coach Tom Hil- bert has been responsible for all 14 regular-season titles in his 19 years at the forefront of the Rams’ coaching staff. The Rams celebrate a good play during their game against Florida CSU will be eyeing an elusive State. PHOTO BY ASHLEY POTTS COLLEGIAN 15th conference championship, starting Sept. 20 in Reno, Nevada versus San Jose State University. upset at Spartan Gym. That loss versus the University of Nevada. The game will pose as another was only the Rams’ third of the In the Mountain West pre- event for CSU’s homecoming fes- season and only loss in confer- season poll, the Wolfpack were tivities. ence play. In 2016, the Spartans voted to finish in tenth place, only The Spartans are 5-4 on the shocked the Rams as well. Going ahead of the University of Neva- season and were picked to finish into this season, they will be look- da, Las Vegas. sixth in the Mountain West pre- ing to make it three straight years Going into conference play, season rankings. Outside hitter with a win over the conference’s the Wolfpack has posted a 7-4 re- Fernanda Vido headlines the powerhouse. cord. Thursday’s game will be the Spartans’ attack. With four losses this season, home-opener for Nevada as they Vido has recorded a team- the Rams will look towards their played five games on the road and high 108 kills and 65 digs so far. conference schedule to get things six at neutral sites, going a perfect Earlier this season, at the Hamp- back on track. But the Rams are 6-0 at neutral sites. ton Inn & Suites Northern Colo- vulnerable right now. CSU is still Nevada is led by a lone-se- rado Classic, Vido was awarded trying to sort out some lineup is- nior, a plethora of juniors and a the tournament’s Most Valuable sues and if the Wolfpack or Spar- few underclassmen. Sophomore Player. tans wanted to make some noise outside hitter Kayla Afoa is off to Entering this weekend, SJSU in the Mountain West this week- a tremendous start to the season. and CSU have one common oppo- end, this is the perfect opportu- Afoa leads the Wolfpack in kills nent in the University of North- nity. with 149 and is second in digs and ern Colorado. Both the Spartans Unlike previous seasons, the service aces. and Rams swept the Bears in road to a conference title will not After CSU returns from a Greeley. be easy for CSU. quick trip to Nevada, they will be Last season, the Spartans split Sergio Santistevan can be back in Moby Arena Sept. 22 in the season series with the Rams, reached at [email protected]. their annual Orange Out game with their lone win coming in an FALL CLEAN UP 2018

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SPORTS FOR DUMMIES A guide to CSU gameday for the casual football fan By Ashley Potts sift through and try to under- the yells of the crowd at the ly simple term. The pocket is The red zone is basically the @ashleypotts09 stand. game this weekend. simply the area that is created unofficial pressure zone. It’s Football, and sports in gen- Special teams around the quarterback by his essentially the last 20 yards be- Unpopular opinion: Foot- eral, can feel really cliquey. You This term gets thrown offensive line blocking other fore someone scores. ball is weird. are either in the know or you around a lot, and it is not ex- players so that the quarterback When your team is on of- While I—as a person who are not. Asking questions usu- clusive to football. In a sense, has room and time to make a fense, the red zone is a good does not immediately shy away ally just warrants laughs and it means what it says. There good pass down the field. place to be, but it can also be from things involving sports— wondering if you “seriously” do are offensive players and de- Pass interference stressful. If you get all the way understand football, I would not know that seemingly simple fensive players and then there This term comes up fre- there and waste it, it is obvious- say it is a conditional under- rule or player or fact. But the are special teams players, who quently in games. Pass inter- ly not good. When your team is standing. culture is undeniably fun and “specialize” in situations where ference is a foul that gets called on defense, the pressure is real- I understand the basics. something that even the most typical offensive and defensive when a player interferes with ly on in the red zone to stop the I know what a first down is, I football-illiterate want to be a lines do not make sense. another player catching a pass other team from scoring. Either know what it means for the part of, even if only for a week- In football, this includes beyond reason. This gets a bit way, it is the zone where the quarterback to be sacked and I end. place-kickers, punters and field complicated because only an game gets exciting. know that a touchdown counts For those like myself, who goal kickers. They also include “eligible player” can catch a As previously stated, trying for six points plus one extra have general knowledge of foot- players to protect the kick from “forward pass” for the whole to understand all of football point for the kick after. That is ball but are hesitant to delve being blocked or dropped be- thing to be legal. is a commitment. It will take where my football knowledge deeper into the fanatical world fore the specialist is able to kick It is kind of like the football more than one article or a Goo- ends. of “true” football fandom, con- it. equivalent of offsides or icing, gle search to truly contribute In my experience, trying to sider this your opportunity to There’s even specialization which are almost universally to a football conversation, but gain more football understand- get your questions answered within the special teams. There misunderstood rules in other hopefully this has saved you ing is like trying to get into a bar without feeling like a total out- is a special teams unit that han- sports. Basically if you are el- some level of embarrassment with a fake ID: It is possible, but sider. dles punts, punt returns and igible to receive a pass and a or annoyance at people expect- it is not easy. I give you the football lingo kickoffs, with another handling referee uses his judgment to ing you to know these things A simple Google search un- for the casual fan, enough to field goals and extra point at- determine you were illegal- already. covers more football words get you through a commercial tempts. ly interfered with, a flag gets Ashley Potts can be reached than I care to count, let alone break-length rundown of what Pocket thrown. at [email protected]. just happened, or keep up with This is another relative- Red zone

A giant inflatable CSU football player is strung up next to the CSU Alumni Association before the Rocky Mountain Showdown Aug. 30. PHOTO BY TONY VILLALOBOS MAY COLLEGIAN Arts & Culture | Thursday, September 20, 2018 | 19 COMMUNITY Fort Collins speech pathologist helps bridge international language gaps

By Walker Discoe Intonation, the natural rise Fischer after she began speak- @wdiscoe and fall of successive words, is ing English more frequently, something native speakers in- feeling that communication Anyone who went through stinctively replicate when hear- would become smoother and four full years of a high school ing the language as a baby. But more fluid with a reduced ac- foreign language course knows for second-language learners, cent. EVENT CALENDAR how difficult learning a second the process is not always in- “I work with English speak- language can be. stinctive. ers and sometimes they have a Those who learn English for Gaby Murillo, a student who hard time understanding some currently resides in Spain, is words,” Murillo wrote. “So, I THURSDAY 20 business or cultural reasons New Belgium GABF Celebration, New Belgium Brewing, 11:30 AM may feel alienated or left out working with Fischer to steadi- decided that I need to improve , New Belgium Brewing, 3:00 PM because of their accents. This is ly to reduce her accent when my accent. I’m becoming very Gripweed where services like the one Fort speaking English. aware of my pronunciation Live Music at the Mainline, The Mainline Ale House, 7:00 PM Collins resident Brooke Fischer “I think that the main while talking.” provides come into play. change is in my mind,” Muril- According to Fischer’s web- FRIDAY 21 Fischer is a speech-language lo wrote in a statement to The site, “We value your linguistic Collegian. “Now I’m always identity and want to help you Hazel Miller Band - Live at Lunch, KRFC, 12:00 PM pathologist who runs Accent Murder By Death, Washington’s, 8:00 PM Modification Services, LLC., a very aware of the sounds that I preserve it. Accent modifica- need to improve, and with the tion will not erase your accent, SOLD OUT: An Evening with Lotus, Mishawaka Amphitheatre, 8:00 PM practice that focuses specifical- Drop-Off Productions Presents: Quintron and Miss Pussycat live!, ly on the targeted reductions of but will help you develop another sound that you can choose to Surfside 7, 8:00 PM accents. She runs her practice Saved By The Beer: 80’s Vs 90s Pub Crawl, Fort Collins, 8:00 PM from her home in Fort Collins “This is only for people use whenever you want to.” by calling international clients who desire this. This Fischer views learning to through Skype for training. reduce an accent as a skill, just SATURDAY 22 “We have specific skills that is for people who say, like learning a second language. Fire Ecology Tour, Coalition for the Poudre River Watershed - are helpful for people who want ‘my accent is really According to Fischer, by learn- CPRW,10:00 AM ing to reduce an accent an in- Radio 94’9’s Toast To The Roast, Prost Brewing Fort Collins, 12:00 PM accent modification,” Fischer inhibiting me from said. “We start with an analysis dividual doesn’t forget how to Foothills Equinox Festival, Foothills Mall, 3:00 PM of their speech patterns, identi- making that sales speak with the accent. Rather, if Flow Expo, The Colorado Room, 7:00 PM fy what needs to be improved, pitch’… it’s only when an individual learned to speak a SOLD OUT: An Evening with Lotus, Mishawaka Amphitheatre, 8:00 PM and from there just dig into the second language, they wouldn’t Tatanka w/ Project 432, MountainUs and Special Guests, Hodi’s Half Note, work and coaching of it.” the person who seeks us forget how to speak their native 9:00 PM Fischer works with her cli- out really wants it.” one. Iron Chic w/ Spanish Love Songs, The Corner Girls, Aggie Theatre, 9:00 PM ents to address three main ar- “This is only for people who eas of speech: the pronuncia- BROOKE FISCHER desire this,” Fischer said. “This SUNDAY 23 tion of difficult vowels, difficult SPEECH-LANGUAGE is for people who say, ‘My ac- PATHOLOGIST Yoga+Beer at Horse & Dragon Brewing with Kendra, Horse & Dragon consonants the client may be cent is really inhibiting me Brewing Company, 10:15 AM mispronouncing, and intona- from making that sales pitch’ … Henna & Hops, Intersect Brewing, 1:00 PM tion and word-stress patterns. It’s only when the person who Authority Zero w/ Runaway Kids and In The Whale, Hodi’s Half Note, These last two make learning a tools that Brooke has given me, seeks us out really wants it.” 8:00 PM new language tricky, as they are I have everything I need to re- Walker Discoe can be totally separate from grammar. duce my accent.” reached at entertainment@col- Murillo began working with legian.com. MONDAY 24 Cornhole League, Recreational League, sponsored by Odell brewing on the Rooftop at The Hop Grenade 6:15pm Mug Night: Stand-Up Comedy at 7PM Open Jam, Hodi’s Half Note, 10p TUESDAY 25 Cable Ten at Fort Collins Food Truck Rally, City Park, 6:00 PM Comedy at the R Bar, R Bar and Lounge, 9:00 PM WEDNESDAY 26 Wednesday Night Live Noel Thomas, DC Oakes Brewhouse & Eatery, 7:00 PM “Mom Jeans., Just Friends, Shortly, Bitter Suns”, Hodi’s Half Note, 7:00 PM

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MUSIC Daily Horoscope Nancy Black

6lack’s “East Atlanta Love Letter” TODAY’S BIRTHDAY of discord or arguments. Col- (09/20/18). Weave your stories laborations grow with love. together this year. Connect and VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — 8 shows a more emotional side of rap coordinate passion projects. — Use mind over muscle. Don’t Try new experiences, flavors break your back when a lever By Isabelle Rayburn I’m righting my wrongs and shit and keep alive in the winter and views. Friends achieve will work. Combine exercise @seiss_diosaa Love is the reason I’m writing time.” a triumphant goal together with good food and rest for these songs and shit.” Baby has “Seasons (feat. Khalid)” this summer before work optimum performance. LIBRA Ricardo Valdez Valentine, a double meaning here, as he Khalid and 6lack team up and health hurdles prompt (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) — also known as the artist “6lack” is talking about his girl and his to sing about how they need to changes, leading to intuitive 7 — Relax and enjoy hanging (pronounced “Black”) wrote us daughter, meaning they are both start acting right for a girl with self-discovery. Winter passion around with people you love. all an East Atlanta love letter. influencing him in the right way. lyrics like, “You’re lucky the thrills and delights. Share what Laughter recharges your ener- Throughout his musical ca- “East Atlanta Love letter (feat. Fu- greatest thing I can do is marry you love. gy. Tell stories and find out how reer, the Grammy-nominated ture)” you, ‘cause if I could, I’d spill my others are doing. Listen to your artist has broken down barriers This song is the same title as blood down to give you my last To get the advantage, check the roots. of masculinity by describing his the album as a whole. 6lack and breath. The old me is on his last day’s rating: 10 is the easiest SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) — 7 feelings and emotions through- Future discuss their curiosity stretch I guess a new season’s day, 0 the most challenging. — Domestic matters have your out music, which is exactly what for a girl using the metaphor, next.” The new season they refer heart. Resist impulsive moves. he did in his new sophomore al- “Curiosity been at an all-time to is supposed to represent new ARIES (March 21-April 19) — Don’t spend if you don’t need bum, “East Atlanta Love Letter.” high in the treetops,” explaining beginnings. 6 — Team harmony requires to. Research various options The album is 14 songs but that no one will love this girl bet- “Stan” effort. Don’t share unfinished for best value. Find a simple seven songs that embody 6lack’s ter than them. A “stan” is defined as an ob- work. Edit with your core solution. message best are reviewed be- “Sorry” (feat. Tierra Whack) sessive fan of a celebrity which group before presenting more SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. low. Each of these songs explains Tierra Whack’s speaking originated from an Eminem widely. Avoid controversy or 21) — 8 — Speak out without a piece of what 6lack is feeling as flows perfectly into this song song, but in this case, 6lack hassle. Clean up after yourself. oversharing. There’s no need to he transitions throughout the from the previous one and she wants his girl to be his “Stan.” TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — share everything with every- album. finishes by saying how she is This is the last song of the album 9 — Business could interfere body. Adapt the message to “Unfair” simply trying to focus on her- and it is beautiful. The chorus with fun. Breathe deeply. Go the audience. Address their The intro to the album starts self. This song is 6lack’s apology says, “Say you’ll always be my for professional stability. Find concerns and interests. off slow, with a very vibey beat. for what he has done to his girl. greatest fan, sing your favorite clever ways to cut costs and CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. words just like a band, only if In this song, 6lack speaks to a The post-chorus, “sitting here, maximize efficiencies. Keep 19) — 9 — Monitor expenses girl about how he feels stuck and patching myself up crying over you love me like a stan, down what’s left, ‘cause without you, I to walk the walk until the end, your customers satisfied. and income to keep things unsure of his emotions, which is GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — 9 positive. Avoid overspending unfair to her. The last verse, “you ain’t shit, but no pressure guess the prize, you find a lover and a I gotta learn my lesson,” shows friend baby, let me love you like — Explorations yield valuable or overindulging. Optimism said you never wanna share, but fruit. Get out and discover new pays generous dividends. Keep know I’m stuck between what I he is deeply hurt about what a stan.” happened. He discusses how he “‘Stan’ was my idea of what terrain. Follow a magnetic building for a financial goal. love and who I love and I know attraction. Research the back AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) it’s unfair” explains the situa- is “writing” his wrongs in this I thought love should feel like,” song. 6lack tweeted. “Wanted to make story. Bring someone interest- — 9 — In a stalemate, don’t ask tion. This song leaves you won- ing along for the ride. for favors. Politely stand your dering what 6lack is really going “Pretty Little Fears (feat. J. Cole)” something that somebody some- This is 6lack’s first collabo- where could get married to.” CANCER (June 21-July 22) — 8 ground. Hold your temper. Ir- through and what he’s willing to — Demand for your services is ritations are temporary. Notice share. ration with J. Cole and it is my Should you listen to it? Yes. “Loaded Gun” favorite song on the album. In Overall, this album is filled on the rise. Heed recommen- what’s going on around you. this song, 6lack and J. Cole are with emotions and it is very gen- dations and warnings. Income Pamper yourself. The transition from the in- rises and costs are higher too. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) — tro songs to this one is amaz- speaking to different people. By uine when it comes to the words. ing. It smoothly blends, is more the lyrics, I can tell that it was You can tell that 6lack is really Track and provide for shared 5 — Peaceful privacy revives only a sexual relationship be- invested in what he does and de- accounts. you. Meditate on expert advice. upbeat and confirms that this LEO album was put together well. tween 6lack and the girl. J. Cole serves some credit. (July 23-Aug. 22) — 7 — Consider upcoming moves The last line in the song is, “I got speaks to someone that he is Isabelle Rayburn can be Dance without stepping on without making them yet. Gra- one baby, that’s one lady I’ma serious with, describing her as reached at entertainment@colle- your partner’s toes. Take a ciously ignore someone rude. answer to, She be the reason “honorable” and saying “you’re gian.com. creative tack without offending Listen to gentle music and rest. the flower that I gotta protect another’s idea. Minimize risks

Ricardo Valentine, aka 6lack, performs at Grandoozy Sept. 15. 6lack played his set despite orders to be on vocal rest. PHOTO BY ASHLEY POTTS COLLEGIAN Arts & Culture | Thursday, September 20, 2018 | 21 EVENTS Student-led ‘God of Carnage’ showcases CSU’s theatrical talent

By Lauryn Bolz been a fun process.” @laurynbolz Actors Maggie Albanese, Holly Wedgeworth, Keegan Bockhorst Theatre can be a challenging and Bruce Gammonley seamlessly art form to conquer. Directors need step into their roles as the frustrat- inspiration, dedicated actors, a set, ed and unhappy parents. They flaw- and lights, and everything has to lessly portray themes of the com- come together seamlessly to trans- plexity of human nature and primal port the audience into the world instincts in the modern world, all of the play. Colorado State theatre with a hint of dark humor. students are meeting all those chal- According to Issacs, working lenges and creating an entire show with his fellow students as well as from scratch. staying on top of the workload pre- Bradley Calahan, a senior sented its own challenges. theatre performance major, and “The main challenge I think we Dan Issacs, a senior theatre per- faced was managing people who are formance major, decided to direct our peers and don’t necessarily see the first student production since us as someone they have to listen Young Producer’s Organizations too,” Issacs said. “There was also production of “Buried Child” in the element of self-managing and 2016. making sure we stayed on top of our Calahan and Issacs selected the progress and work without some- show “God of Carnage” by Yasmina one watching us.” Reza. The show centers around two Perhaps more interesting than the drama onstage is how the show Bruce Gammonley portrays Alan Raleigh in student-produced “God of Carnage.”. PHOTO BY LAURYN BOLZ couples meeting for the first time to COLLEGIAN discuss a fight between their chil- came together in the first place. dren. “Brad (Calahan) and I became han said. “It’s been a blast showing “Everyone is still trying to learn The particularly small cast, friends our first year here and we ning and attaining approval from up to rehearsals and hanging out their position whether it be light- along with the minimal set, gave had talked about putting on a stu- the department, the two were ready with them.” ing, directing, and sound. It created Isaacs and Calahan the opportunity dent show over the summer and to really get the show on the road. The show also offered hands on an understanding environment in to express their creative freedom in it never really happened because Isaacs and Calahan carefully built a experience in theatre production. which we could make mistakes and different ways. it’s extremely difficult,” Isaacs said. cast and crew of other students who “One of the best things about learn from them without the pres- “I really liked that (this show) “About a year ago we brought it up they had worked with in previous this production being made up of sure that sometimes exists in trying has a four-person cast, and I really again and Bradley started the pro- shows. entirely students is the capacity for to impress our professors.” enjoy working on characters and cess of contacting the department “We knew the whole cast before learning,” said Tara Tolar-Payne, Lauryn Bolz can be reached at being able to focus on each of the head and getting the ball rolling.” the show because we’ve acted with the stage manager for the show. [email protected]. actors individually,” Issacs said. “It’s After upwards of a year of plan- them over the past two years,” Cala-

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