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Colorado State University forward Tatum Neubert lies on the ground after colliding with a University of Nevada player. Neubert later returned to the game as the Rams fell for the fifth consecutive time, 62-38. PHOTO BY ALYSE OXENFORD COLLEGIAN CSU continues to fall prey to conference foe’s game plan of pressure

By Luke Zahlmann 38. With no imminent aid, Wil- team’s back. the frame. @lukezahlmann “We’re gonna see (press de- liams has been forced to accept “We’ve won a lot of games The figure was a far cry from fense), just that disruption,” the lulls. in this league over the last five their already seventh-place In a year of constant change Coach Ryun Williams said. “It “Experience is so key,” Wil- years,” Williams said. “They percentage on the year (38.9) due to injuries and a roster didn’t keep us from getting liams said. “This group is learn- sense that there’s some vul- and gave the team a 32-per- overhaul, Colorado State has good shots ... we’ve gotta con- ing experience through mak- nerability and they’re gonna be cent mark from the field in the faced a common foe for much of vert.” ing a lot of mistakes, that’s just lined up. We’ve gotta figure this game’s first 20 minutes. the year: various alternations of Hinderances against the the way it is. You think (other out and get more competitive.” Among the rubble prior to press defense. Rams’ success on offense have teams) are feeling sorry for us? After heading into the sec- the intermission, Mollie Moun- The trend continued for the been multi-dimensional. The No. Everybody is lined up to run ond quarter tied at 15 apiece, sey once again encountered a Rams as they hosted the Neva- lack of a facilitating guard, a at us right now.” the team accrued only five spree of misses, failing to con- da Wolfpack Wednesday night, mass amount of players rele- After multiple years of being points in the subsequent peri- vert a single one of her eight falling prey once again to their gated to the bench by injury or among the frontrunners of the od. The culprit was once again a first-half attempts. woes in the face of pressure, 62- transfer rules and missing open conference, Williams has seen lack of efficiency with the Rams see BASKETBALL on page 15 >> looks have all played a role. the proverbial target on the shooting only 15.4 percent in Thursday, January 24, 2019 2 | Collegian.com

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CITY Nick’s Italian feeds furloughed federal employees, families By Ravyn Cullor something for these folks.” @RCullor99 Doyle said the idea came when the restaurant’s executive chef, Bri- As the federal government an Shaner, approached Doyle and shutdown entered its 33rd day on his business partner about doing Tuesday, Nick’s Italian on South something for the federal employ- College Avenue offered a free din- ees who have been without pay for ner for furloughed federal employ- over a month. He said the idea to ees and their families, as long as offer free meals, in particular, came they could show their government from a story he heard about a fa- ID. mous Washington D.C. chef, Jose Andres, feeding federal employees. Most of the federal employees who came to Nick’s on Tuesday “We almost were night declined to comment, due to thinking on Monday, federal rules on talking to the press, ‘What if it’s kind of a but many said they were grateful to Nick’s for putting on the event for dud? What if nobody both federal employees and their really sees it?’ But the families. word spread like wildfire “We really appreciate Nick’s do- Rudy Schuster, right, and his twin daughters Claudia, left, and Anya, middle, play a game of cards while waiting ing this,” said one anonymous fed- for their food at Nick’s Italian restaurant on Jan. 23. Schuster is employed by the United States Geologic and we sold out the eral employee who came to eat with Survey, but has been unable to work due to the federal government shutdown. Nick’s held an event where whole restaurant in a his young daughter. “We’ve had to federal employees could receive a free meal with a valid government ID.PHOTO BY FORREST CZARNECKI cut down on going out, so this is a COLLEGIAN matter of 24 hours.” real treat. What a great thing to do.” reservations for Tuesday night, number of other individuals and ty, Doyle said, and didn’t know what NICK DOYLE The entire event was planned taking up more than 75 percent of groups reached out to see how they to do with the offered financial -do NICK’S CO-OWNER and announced through Nick’s so- their capacity and filling the restau- could help. Because of the short no- nations from those supporting the cial media on Monday. rant for most of the night. tice, much of the offered help could event. “We almost were thinking on Although the exact number of not be used, but tentative plans “It was a bit overwhelming, the “We just wanted to give feder- Monday, ‘What if it’s kind of a dud? affected federal workers in Larim- for an off-site buffet style event response that we’ve gotten and the al employees a bit of respite from What if nobody really sees it?’” er County is unknown, previous with other restaurants have been thank you’s that we’ve gotten, and not having a job for a while and just Doyle said. “But the word spread reports from the Coloradoan esti- discussed if the federal shutdown a lot of people wanted to know how have them come in and have a little like wildfire and we sold out the mated there were about 2,600 in continues for an extended period they could help out,” Doyle said. fun with their families and have whole restaurant in a matter of 24 2013. of time. “We’re just doing the right thing some dinner,” said Nick’s co-owner hours.” New Belgium Brewing Compa- Nick’s gave the free meals to the and helping the community.” Nick Doyle. “We just wanted to do Doyle said around 140 federal ny donated a keg, Doyle said, and a federal employees and their fami- Ravyn Cullor can be reached at employees and their families made lies as a donation to the communi- [email protected]. CHECK OUT OUR BAR! - 16 BEERS ON TAP - NFL SUNDAY TICKET TThhuursdrsdaayy - 11 TVS beat the clock 5-8pm 1 topping • large pizza - OPEN TILL the time you call is the price you pay VOTED 3AM EVERYDAY BEST PIZZA big ass beers 32oz $2.99

NATIONAL Venezuela now has two presidents; how long will the uncertainty last?

By Jim Wyss & signed to force a fierce reaction Carlos Camacho from Maduro, said Phil Gunson Miami Herald a senior analyst with the Crisis Group based in Caracas. “The longer Maduro is un- Raising his right hand before able to deliver a swift response a cheering crowd of supporters, to this move, the more doubts Juan Guaido declared himself will grow within the military interim president of Venezuela, that (Maduro’s) not really the called for new elections and put president,” Gunson said. himself on a collision course But he dismissed the idea with Nicolas Maduro, the coun- that Guaido could effectively try’s beleaguered but still pow- function as a parallel president. erful leader. Unless the young leader sees Guaido, the 35-year-old support from the military or president of the National As- other sectors that hold the le- sembly, said it was his consti- vers of power he’s likely to end tutional duty to take the reins up in exile or in jail, Gunson of the troubled country even as said. he acknowledged his act of defi- It’s unclear what Maduro’s ance “would have consequenc- next move is, but the country’s es.” Supreme Court last week de- Asked if he feared going to clared that the entire leadership jail, as countless other political of congress, including Guaido, leaders have, Guaido said, “I’m was illegal. And Maduro hasn’t not worried about that, I’m wor- hesitated to arrest or sideline ried about our people who are politicians who defied him in suffering.” the past. Maduro claims he won a May 10 election that gives him “The longer Maduro is the right to rule the country unable to deliver a swift until 2025. The National As- response to this move, sembly argued that the race was plagued by fraud, that the vote the more doubts will was illegitimate and that the grow within the military presidency has been “vacant” since Maduro began his second that (Maduro’s) not term on Jan. 10. really the president.” Who wins that argument will likely have more to do with PHIL GUNSON the power on the street than SENIOR ANALYST WITH THE constitutional law. CRISIS GROUP Wednesday’s march was a good sign for the opposition, as hundreds of thousands of peo- Within minutes of declaring ple, perhaps more, crowded the Venezuela’s National Assembly head Juan Guaido declares himself the country’s “acting president” during himself president, the White streets in the capital city of Ca- House recognized Guaido’s au- a mass opposition rally against leader Nicolas Maduro, on the anniversary of a 1958 uprising that overthrew racas and other locations. But military dictatorship in Caracas on Jan. 23, 2019. FEDERICO PARRA/AFP/GETTY IMAGES/TNS thority. Guaido said they needed to keep “The people of Venezuela up the pressure to create lasting he said, as the throngs blew ed,” he said, fighting back tears. hit areas once considered gov- have courageously spoken out change. against Maduro and his regime horns and waved tri-color flags. “And so that no other family has ernment bulwarks in western “Those who have usurped “We’re hoping to see the people to go through what I’ve gone Caracas, like the 23 de Enero and demanded freedom and the symbols of power believe, the rule of law,” President Don- come out like never before.” through.” and Petare neighborhoods. And their calculations are, that the He also called on one-time that’s fueling expectations that ald Trump said in a statement. pressure will ease on the streets “I will continue to use the full supporters of the ruling party, Wednesday’s marches could and that we’ll grow tired,” said or Chavistas, to join the protest. “I am protesting because have broad support from Vene- weight of United States eco- Guaido, suggesting change nomic and diplomatic power to “At this moment, on this his- I want to see my family zuela’s working class barrios. might not happen immediately. toric occasion, we extend our Local media reported as press for the restoration of Ven- “We will keep insisting until we reunited. And so that no ezuelan democracy.” hand to Chavistas who want to many as eight deaths as of have democracy and freedom.” join us,” he said. “We welcome other family has to go Wednesday afternoon. Protest- A senior administration offi- Large anti-government pro- cial, who spoke on background them with an embrace and all through what I’ve gone ers also reportedly destroyed tests in 2014 and 2017 began are welcome, because Venezue- a statue of Hugo Chavez — the said that if “Maduro and his with much enthusiasm but fiz- through.” cronies choose to respond with la needs them to rebuild.” socialist firebrand and Madu- zled out after months and at the But in a country where your ro’s mentor — in the town of San violence” or harm members of cost of hundreds of dead. MIGUEL PEREZ Venezuela’s congress, “all ac- political allegiance can deter- PROTESTOR Felix in eastern Venezuela. By Wednesday afternoon, mine whether or not you have Maduro held his own rally tions are on the table.” And he plumes of smoke were ris- said that the economic and dip- access to subsidized food and Wednesday afternoon in down- ing over Caracas and local TV other government benefits, While the protesters in town Caracas. State-run televi- lomatic measures taken thus far showed pictures of overturned “barely scratched the surface” some are still wary. Sucre were allowed to gather sion showed crowds of red-clad vehicles set on fire, likely har- Miguel Perez took the sub- peacefully, there were reports supporters waving flags and in terms of what’s possible. bingers of another restless, vio- Guaido’s bold move shoves way from his home in Catia, a that other rallying points had chanting slogans. lent, night — the third this week. government stronghold, to pro- been dispersed with tear gas The lingering question: How Venezuela — already reeling Earlier in the day, as crowds from economic, social and po- test in eastern Caracas, away early Wednesday. long will the uncertainty last? gathered in Sucre, in eastern from prying eyes. Asked what he The Venezuelan Observa- “This movement is unstop- litical turmoil — into uncharted Caracas, city council member territory. As of Wednesday, Bra- was protesting, he said “every- tory for Social Conflict, which pable,” Guaido said. “Because Juan Carlos Vidal said violent thing,” including the economic tracks protests, said that there hope has returned here today ... zil, Canada, Colombia and Peru clashes overnight with police had joined Washington in rec- chaos that has forced more than were at least 61 neighborhoods with the certainty that change is had some protesters wary of 3.3 million Venezuelans to flee racked by demonstrations in coming and the faith that it will ognizing Guaido. But Maduro taking the street, but they had still has powerful allies, includ- in recent years. Caracas overnight Tuesday happen soon.” still showed up in force. “I am protesting because I and that at least one person Content pulled from Tribune ing Russia, China and Turkey. “This is a river of people,” Guaido’s actions seem de- want to see my family reunit- had died. Notably, the protests News Service. 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NATIONAL Visit us at Cohen delays congressional testimony, citing threats from President Trump Collegian.com By Chris Megerian for more! Los Angeles Times

President Donald Trump’s former lawyer, Michael Cohen, post- poned his scheduled appearance on Capitol Hill, citing “ongoing threats” from Trump and spurring Democrats to suggest they might issue a subpoena to force his hotly anticipated testimony. A subpoena would aggressive- ly signal Democrats’ intention to EVERYTHING investigate the president and his inner circle. It could also, however, OFF put them at cross purposes with federal prosecutors, who have re- lied on Cohen as a witness and may want to restrict his public testimony. Cohen’s announcement Wednesday came in a statement by Michael Cohen, President Donald Trump’s former personal attorney, and fixer, arrives at federal court for his sentencing hearing, Dec. 12, 2018 his spokesman, Lanny Davis. It said in New York City. Cohen is set to be sentenced by a federal judge after Cohen, who has been at the center pleading guilty in August to several charges, including multiple counts of of criminal investigations involv- tax evasion, a campaign finance violation and lying to Congress.PHOTO ing the president, was withdrawing BY EDUARDO MUNOZ GETTY IMAGES/TNS from a Feb. 7 hearing of the House Oversight Committee over threats whether Cohen would face a sub- counsel Robert S. Mueller III. from Trump and the president’s poena, but several Democrats said BuzzFeed News recently re- lawyer, Rudolph W. Giuliani, the they would support one if neces- ported that Trump ordered Cohen former New York mayor. sary. to lie to Congress, an allegation de- “This is a time where Mr. Cohen “I do believe the president has nied by the president’s legal team. had to put his family and their safe- created a climate of intimidation,” Mueller’s spokesman, Peter Carr, ty first,” Davis said. said Rep. Gerald E. Connolly, D-Va., also released a rare statement say- Davis also said Cohen’s lawyers a member of the Oversight Com- ing the BuzzFeed report did not ac- urged a delay because of his “con- mittee. “I don’t think the president curately reflect evidence collected tinued cooperation with ongoing has directly threatened him, but I by the special counsel’s office. investigations.” Cohen “looks for- think he has enabled a very toxic It’s unlikely that lawmakers ward to testifying at the appropri- climate that can affect people like would have the chance to question ate time,” Davis added. Michael Cohen.” Cohen about that allegation. Davis Trump brushed off the sugges- In addition to Democrats’ push said Cohen did not want to answer tion that he had threatened Cohen. for Cohen to testify publicly, the questions about issues involving “He’s only been threatened by House Intelligence Committee the Russia investigation, and Dem- the truth,” he told reporters at the also wants to interview him behind ocrats have said they do not want to White House. closed doors. interfere with Mueller’s inquiry. Since Cohen’s congressional “We’ve given Michael Cohen a Trump has repeatedly said that appearance was announced this date that we’d like him to come in Cohen lied about him in hopes of month, Trump and his allies have either voluntarily or, if necessary, getting a reduced sentence. More repeatedly insulted him as a liar by subpoena,” Rep. Adam B. Schiff, recently, in the aftermath of the and claimed he was covering up D-Calif., the panel’s chairman, told announcement that his former criminal activity by his father-in- CBS on Sunday. aide would testify publicly, he’s sug- law, Fima Shusterman, who immi- Wednesday’s controversy gested that Cohen’s father-in-law grated to the U.S. from Ukraine. added another layer of drama to should be investigated. Giuliani said in a recent CNN Cohen’s saga, which has seen him “Watch father-in-law!” he appearance that Shusterman may transform from one of Trump’s tweeted last week. have ties to organized crime and most passionate defenders to one Trump told Fox News on Jan. 12 Cohen was afraid to testify against of his greatest threats. He’s said that that Cohen was lying about him to him. He did not offer evidence to “blind loyalty” to Trump led him get a reduced sentence. back that accusation, and Shuster- down a dark path, and he appeared “But he should give informa- man has not been charged with any eager to share his story. tion maybe on his father-in-law, crime. “Time and time again I felt it because that’s the one that people Democrats accused the presi- was my duty to cover up his dirty want to look at,” he said. dent of interfering with a congres- deeds,” Cohen said in court at his At the time, top Democrats sional investigation. sentencing hearing in December, issued a joint statement warning “Any kind of intimidation is referring to Trump. about the president’s comments. unacceptable,” Rep. Elijah E. Cum- He has pleaded guilty to nine “Our nation’s laws prohibit ef- mings, D-Md., chairman of the crimes, including campaign fi- forts to discourage, intimidate or House Oversight Committee, told nance violations for arranging elec- otherwise pressure a witness not reporters on Capitol Hill. “Any kind tion-year hush-money payments to provide testimony to Congress,” of threats are unacceptable. We to women who said they had affairs said Cummings, Schiff and Rep. simply will not have it.” with Trump years ago. Federal Jerrold Nadler, D-N.Y., chairman Cohen is scheduled to start his prosecutors in Manhattan, who of the House Judiciary Committee. three-year prison sentence for vari- have been handling the case, said Giuliani said Trump’s com- ous crimes, some involving Trump, Trump ordered the illegal scheme. ments did not represent an attempt on March 6. However, Cummings Cohen also admitted to lying to obstruct a congressional investi- said his committee could have U.S. to Congress about his pursuit of gation. marshals bring Cohen to Congress a Trump Tower Moscow project “It’s defending yourself,” he said for his testimony. during the presidential campaign. on CNN. Cummings would not say He has been cooperating with the Content pulled from Tribune Russia investigation led by special News Service. 6 | News | Thursday, January 24, 2019

NATIONAL Trump retreats as Pelosi delays State of Union

By Eli Stokols & Jennifer Haberkorn Los Angles Times

President Donald Trump made a rare public retreat Wednesday after trying to defy Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s request that he delay delivering his State of the Union address in the House next week until the government is reopened. Trump began the day on offense, sending Pelosi a letter saying he intended to give the nationally televised speech “on location” as planned, despite her recommendation. The speaker quickly coun- tered with a blunt refusal, making explicit what she had previously sought to convey more diplomat- ically. The House “will not consider a concurrent resolution au- thorizing the President’s State of the Union address in the House Chamber until government has opened,” she wrote him. For a few hours, their con- flicting statements threatened to escalate what already has been an acrimonious, month-old standoff over Trump’s demand for a border wall into a balance-of-powers showdown between the heads of the executive and legislative branches. But after a brief stare-down, Trump blinked. A visibly frustrat- ed president said he would find President Donald Trump delivers his first State of the Union address before a joint session of Congress on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., on some “alternative” to a speech in Tuesday, Jan. 30, 2018. PHOTO BY OLIVIER DOULIERY ABACA PRESS/TNS the House chamber before members of Congress, the Supreme ant to hear from the president. have been unprecedented. One of radicalized.” posed to postpone it. Court, military leaders and for- The Constitution does not Pelosi’s Democratic allies issued In his letter, Trump referred “She just went out and said, eign diplomats. mandate that the president de- a warning to Trump on the issue: to Pelosi’s initial Jan. 3 invitation ‘Let’s cancel’ — for the first time in “Nancy Pelosi — or Nancy, as liver an annual address to the “No one in America should un- to speak on Jan. 29, while ignoring the history of our country — ‘Let’s I call her — she doesn’t want to legislative branch, a tradition that derestimate Nancy D’Alesandro her Jan.16 follow-up message re- cancel the State of the Union know the truth,” Trump said to began under President Franklin Pelosi,” said Rep. Hakeem Jeffries questing that, given the ongoing address,’” he said. “And it’s a dis- reporters at the White House. “I D. Roosevelt, but says only that he of New York. shutdown, he either postpone the grace.” think that’s a great blotch on the “shall from time to time” report annual address or submit his re- Trump also claimed that the great country we all love.” to Congress on the state of the marks in writing. impasse is having a political toll A speaker’s authority over the nation and recommend any mea- “The speaker controls “I look forward to seeing you for Democrats. “What’s going on House is such that the president sures to take. on the evening of January 29th in in that party is shocking,” he said. picked a fight he probably couldn’t Also, the House and Senate the House chamber the chamber of the House of Rep- “I know many people that were win when he sent his letter. each must approve a resolution — and that’s lights, resentatives,” Trump wrote. Democrats and they’re switching “There are no security con- allowing him to speak to a joint security, locked doors, “It would be so very sad for our over right now, they’re switching cerns regarding the State of the session — a requirement that re- Country if the State of the Union over quickly.” Union address,” Trump had writ- flects the constitutional separa- cameras, audience. were not delivered on time, on In fact, recent polls show the ten her, contradicting her reason tion of powers between the exec- We are a separate but schedule and, very importantly, shutdown hurting the president. for recommending postpone- utive and legislative branches. coequal branch of on location!” His approval rating dropped ment. Referring to her initial invi- Historically, Congress has By late afternoon, after Pelosi 8 percentage points in the last tation on Jan. 3, he added, “I will jealously guarded its prerogatives. government. We are had rebuffed him, Trump seemed month, to 34 percent from 42 per- be honoring your invitation ... to Pelosi controls the chamber not an extension of the resigned to finding an alternative cent in December, according to a deliver important information to and has the authority to shut off venue or perhaps not giving a survey for the Associated Press the people and the Congress of the lights or the television camer- executive office. I would speech at all. “We’ll do something and NORC Center for Public Af- the United States of America re- as or potentially even have Trump hope Mr. Trump doesn’t in the alternative,” he told report- fairs Research. garding the State of our Union.” physically blocked from entering test that constitutional ers. “We’ll be talking to you about That poll and others show that Their back-and-forth came the House. that at a later date.” the shutdown and Trump’s pro- amid increasing frustration on “The speaker controls the principle.” One possible option: West Vir- posed wall are unpopular with a ginia Gov. Jim Justice, a Repub- majority of Americans, and that Capitol Hill as the partial govern- House chamber — and that’s REP. GERALD E. CONNOLLY ment shutdown over Trump’s de- lights, security, locked doors, (D-VA) lican ally, said that he has invited he gets significantly more blame mand for $5.7 billion for a south- cameras, audience,” said Rep. Trump to deliver the speech from than Democrats for the impasse. ern border wall reached 33 days Gerald E. Connolly, D-Va. “We the state Capitol in Charleston, A survey for CBS News with no end in sight. are a separate but coequal branch “in a state full of people who love showed that by a 71 percent-to-28 Democrats argue that during of government. We are not an ex- Trump, asked earlier about their country.” percent margin, Americans say a the shutdown, business as usual tension of the executive office. I Pelosi’s response during an unre- As Trump groused to report- border wall is not worth shutter- — such as the annual State of the would hope Mr. Trump doesn’t lated event at the White House, ers about Pelosi’s decision, he ing the government. Union speech — cannot be con- test that constitutional principle.” said, “I’m not surprised. It’s really repeatedly mischaracterized her Content pulled from Tribune ducted. Republicans say the im- Such a standoff between a a shame what’s happening with position, asserting that she “can- News Service. passe makes it especially import- speaker and president would the Democrats. They’ve become celed” his address when she pro- The Rocky Mountain Collegian | Thursday, January 24, 2019 7

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NATIONAL NATIONAL US Court of Appeals to hear Colorado lawmaker electoral college law challege wants to ban cell phone By Elise Schmelzer electors asked the judges to Kasich as part of a nationwide use while driving The Denver Post unbind their vote, which the attempt to convince Republi- By Nic Garcia gerous, careless, imprudent court declined. can electors to cast their vote The Denver Post behavior, and it is nearly im- Three Colorado elector- Harrow saw hope in the for a different, non-Trump Re- possible to not be distract- al college voters who argued judges’ decision, which sug- publican. ed while physically holding gested that it may be unconsti- The movement urged Dem- Colorado lawmakers are that their constitutional rights expected to start debate this your phone,” Court said in a were violated when they were tutional for a secretary of state ocrat electors to pledge their statement. “This bill is about votes to a Republican, like week on whether to expand forced to vote against their to remove an elector for voting ensuring public safety and en- Kasich, in hopes that Republi- the state’s prohibition on cell conscience in the 2016 presi- against the popular vote. Two couraging safe driving. It does can electors would follow suit, phone use while driving. dential election will get their of the three judges who issued that by making it illegal to depriving Trump of the 270 day in a federal appeals court that decision will hear the physically hold your cell phone electoral votes necessary to Thursday. oral arguments in the lawsuit while driving, although drivers become president. The effort The U.S. Court of Appeals Thursday, Harrow said. “Distracted driving is can still use their phones with failed. for the 10th Circuit will hear dangerous, careless, hands-free technologies.” The lawsuit representing arguments in the case of the As written, the fines for Baca and two other electors, imprudent behavior, and three “faithless electors” and MORE INFORMATION using a cell phone for driving Polly Baca and Robert Neman- determine whether Colora- ■ In 2016, then-Secretary of State it is nearly impossible to would be $300 on the first of- ich, argues that Williams vi- do’s law that requires electors Wayne Williams replaced an not be distracted while fense and $500 on the second. olated electors’ rights when choose the same candidate se- elector, Michael Baca, from Colo- The use of cell phones he removed Baca and forbade physically holding your lected by the popular vote is while driving has been linked rado’s electoral college because them from casting their votes constitutional. Attorneys for phone.” to a higher rate of car acci- he refused to vote for Hillary for anyone other than Clinton, the electors — who wished to dents. According to an AAA Clinton. who won the state’s popular LOIS COURT cast their votes for someone study released earlier last year, vote. Williams also referred DENVER DEMOCRATIC SENATOR other than Hillary Clinton ■ The lawsuit argues that Williams drivers using cell phones are Baca to then-Colorado At- in an attempt to bar Donald violated electors’ rights to up to eight times more likely torney General Cynthia Coff- Trump from the presidency — vote their conscience when he to be involved in a crash than man for criminal investiga- State law currently only argued that the U.S. Constitu- removed Baca and forbade them drivers who aren’t using their tion. Coffman declined to file forbids drivers under the age tion protects electors’ right to from casting their votes for phone. charges. of 18 from using electron- vote their conscience. anyone other than Clinton, who The first hurdle for the bill Polly Baca and Nemanich ic devices while driving. The Colorado’s federal district won the state’s popular vote. is clearing the Senate’s Trans- followed state law and voted proposed law, sponsored by court dismissed the group’s portation and Energy Com- ■ The U.S. Court of Appeals for for Clinton but later said they Denver Democratic Sen. Lois lawsuit in April and the judge mittee, which is scheduled to the 10th Circuit will determine would have cast their vote oth- Court, would extend the law to said that the plaintiffs were meet Thursday morning after whether Colorado’s law that erwise if not forced to vote for all ages. However, hands-free asking the court to “strike the upper chamber adjourns requires electors choose the Clinton. devices would be allowed un- down Colorado’s elector stat- for the day. The case could also become der the new law. ute that codifies the historical same candidate selected by the Content pulled from Tri- a good candidate for the U.S “Distracted driving is dan- understanding and long-stand- popular vote is constitutional. bune News Service. ing practice of binding elec- Supreme Court, Harrow said. tors to the people’s vote, and The highest court has never to sanction a new system that considered whether electors would render the people’s vote “We think they meant what are required to follow the di- merely advisory.” they said,” he said. rection of the popular vote. But the electors’ attorney, The lawsuit stemmed from “This question is unre- Jason Harrow of the nonprof- the 2016 electoral college vote solved, which is kind of re- it Equal Citizens, said he ex- that became unexpectedly markable considering there’s pects the appeals court judges chaotic after then-Secretary of 200 years of constitutional to look at the case differently. State Wayne Williams replaced law,” he said. “It goes to the The appeals court previous- an elector, Michael Baca, be- very structure of what our ly considered a separate but cause he refused to vote for electoral system is.” related issue when two of the Clinton. Baca attempted to Content pulled from Tri- vote for former Ohio Gov. John bune News Service. Opinion | Thursday, January 24, 2019 | 9

COLLEGIAN COLUMNIST We need to include everyone in political discourse acquire knowledge that many temporary political discourse. thetic. stay angry, stay in conflict and Abby people around us do not. As If people don’t understand In today’s political climate, ignore all new information in Vander Graaff college students — and hope- the words we use to talk about it is easy to perceive false en- order to do so, even if it takes fully as graduates — we will important issues, an unfortu- emies and to forge yourself as spreading misinformation. @abbyym_vg make more money than oth- nate many of which are mat- one of them. Let’s not help people who do ers, and we already have a large ters of life and death, how are The controversy surround- this, whether they intend to Editor’s Note: All opinion sec- sway at the polls. they supposed to understand ing the Covington Catholic or not, by isolating them even tion content reflects the views of In the last midterm elec- the dynamics of these issues? High School students and their more with pretentious vocab- the individual author only and tion, 67 percent of young peo- alleged harassment of a Native ulary. does not represent a stance tak- ple swayed the vote in favor American elder during an in- en by The Collegian or its edito- of Democratic candidates, ac- “If we, the educated digenous rights movement is a rial board. cording to the Pew Research perfect example of this. Some “An individual or group’s Center. population, can’t believe the students were Bipartisan. Filibuster. Ger- failure to understand rymander. Do you know what According to an article swallow all of the jargon chanting a school cheer to these words mean? Could you from the Association of Amer- and intricacies of our overcome insults being hurled the increasingly explain them to a five-year- ican Colleges and Universi- at them in contradiction to the complex maze of ties, scholars Delli Carpini and political world, we “Make America Great Again” old? Do you know more ob- political correctness can scure terms, such as “fishing Keeter note that the political cannot logically expect hats they were wearing. Oth- expedition,” “muckraker” or knowledge of college gradu- those who did not or will ers insist their shouting was a cause them to offend “pork barrel”? ates today matches that of high mockery of a Native American someone even when the school graduates in the 1940s. not attend college to do man who was playing a drum Those of us who graduate conversation began with will join the record-breaking If we, the educated popu- so.” in an effort to diffuse the situ- 33.4 percent of Americans who lation, can’t swallow all of the ation. the purest of intentions.” have obtained a Bachelor’s de- jargon and intricacies of our No matter their intention, gree or higher, according to political world, we cannot log- the white students possibly the 2016 U.S. Census. As stu- ically expect those who did not Many probably don’t. were oblivious to the contro- dents, we have overwhelming or will not attend college to do Politics is confusing. Even versy they were inviting by There must have been a amounts of influence and op- so. the word is confusing—a sin- wearing the Make America time when people compro- portunity that we share with Between the turmoil at the gular noun that sounds like a Great Again hats to an event mised and things worked. a small fraction of the popula- U.S.-Mexico border, gun vio- plural. Our nation’s political focused on the rights of indig- But we can’t work together tion. lence and more than a smat- discourse is filled with idioms enous peoples. without including everyone. But can you define each of tering of other issues plaguing and historical references that An individual or group’s Martin Luther King Jr. said it the terms I listed above? our nation, we need all the new make it exclusive, like an in- failure to understand the in- best: “We must live together as The words we use to talk ideas we can get — especial- side joke at which only our na- creasingly complex maze of brothers or perish together as about politics have become as ly while our politicians rest tion’s elites are laughing. political correctness can cause fools.” complex as politics itself. during the government shut- An atmosphere where so them to offend someone even Abby Vander Graaff can be Together, as Colorado State down. much of our population is when the conversation began reached at letters@collegian. University undergrads, we The gap in political lan- more or less “out of the loop” with the purest of intentions, com. make up over 25,000 students. guage should not stop valuable makes it easy to give up trying, and these conflicts can be hard We possess an opportunity to community members from and easy to ignore politics. It to come back from. chiming in to necessary con- makes it easy to become apa- Often times it is easier to

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COLLEGIAN COLUMNIST Men should share more of the burden of pregnancy prevention

What these have in common is any way to control a woman’s body Madison they require some sort of consul- and reproductivity, but have bare- Thompson tation or prescription with a med- ly put any effort into creating mul- ical doctor. Based on the immense tiple options for men? burden put on women to prevent This has always been the case. Close to Campus @heyymadison pregnancy, you would think the But those with the power to make decisions regarding reproductivi- Editor’s Note: All opinion section services would be well-funded and ty seem to conveniently forget that A move to Ram’s Village is a move in content reflects the views of the in- readily available, but we know that a woman cannot become pregnant the right direction: closer to campus. dividual author only and does not this is not the case. unless a man orgasms. A man the- represent a stance taken by The Col- Let’s also not forget the myri- oretically has a larger fertility win- Waking up late is inevitable as a legian or its editorial board. ad of side effects like nausea, mi- dow than women from puberty to For most women of reproduc- graines, weight gain and mood college student, but wouldn’t it be nice death. tive age, birth control is part of swings. Despite these deterrents, to sleep through an alarm only to realize Think about it: When a woman their daily lives. women are almost always willing orgasms, she won’t become preg- that you are a short ten minutes away A quick crash course in the fe- to take on this responsibility. If nant. You need sperm for that. We from campus? No class is too far when male reproductive system from they don’t, who will? tend to villanize women’s sexual AmericanPregnancy.org shows Women have been conditioned you are living at Ram’s Village. pleasure, conveniently forget- that roughly each month, one egg to believe that these side effects are ting that it is not the catalyst for is made available for fertilization just part of their responsibility as If you decide to hop on the bus at unwanted pregnancies and abor- for an average of two days. This child-bearers, as if it’s something one of the seven stops on our property, tions. means that women are typically they can do on their own. A report It’s evident that women are you are no more than eight minutes only able to become pregnant 24 from National Public Radio states forced to take on most of the re- away from the LSC – right in the center days per year. that male birth control was trialed sponsibility when it comes to fam- And this doesn’t last forever. by the World Health Organization of campus. Or, if you decide to bike, ily planning. According to Web- Women only have so many years but was cut short when multiple you will arrive in even less time. If you MD, this is in part due to the lack of fertility before their egg pro- men dropped out of the study due of reproductive services geared live on our west side, simply bike down duction drops off, and eventually to—wait for it—the side effects. towards men. Elizabeth and it is a straight shot to the ceases. These side effects included but Sexual health clinics, obstetri- What about men? They’re fer- were not limited to acne, depres- Morgan Library. cians, hospitals and family plan- tile 24/7, 365 days a year. Hypo- sion, mood swings and weight gain ning have almost always been fo- thetically, a man could get a new — the same things women have Do you live on the east side? Bike cused on women. Similarly, staff woman pregnant every day of the been forced to deal with for years. down Plum, cross Shields, and you’re al- is usually female, and there is little week. Their sperm doesn’t nec- The only difference is that men training on male reproductivity. ready to the Moby Arena. Are you walk- essarily have an expiration date, have a chance to decide they don’t Colorado State University is ing to campus to meet some friends for meaning they have potentially 50 want to participate. lucky to have the Health and Med- or more years worth of opportuni- While birth control is techni- lunch? Leave ﬁ fteen minutes before and ical Center which provides con- ties to impregnate women. cally available, it can require a sub- you will beat any of your friends living doms free of charge and has a fully Access to birth control is a di- stantial amount of time and effort elsewhere. functioning women’s clinic. How- rect representation on our values to get access to it. Even if a woman ever, consultations for birth con- of women and men’s reproductive were to get as far as a prescription, trol are specifically geared towards Signing a lease at Ram’s Village is like and recreational activities. We whether or not she can afford it is women. The Health Center could a present from you to you. Wake up later, don’t care if women are overbur- the immediate question. do a better job of giving men more dened, so long as men can orgasm Someone reading this might get on a later bus, bike a shorter length – options to understand reproduc- when they choose. say that men do indeed have a the possibilities are endless. tive safety and health. Women are burdened by form of birth control: condoms. This does not need to be an is- pregnancy prevention while men Everyone loves condoms. They’re sue that divides men and women. can get Viagra delivered directly cheap, efficient, easy to come by In an era focused so much on pro- to their door, yet a comparable and have nearly zero side effects. moting and increasing equality, we sponsored content amount of effort has not been put Not only do they protect from un- should view this as a reason and into a mainstream version of male wanted pregnancies, but sexually contraception. transmitted infections as well. opportunity to come together and There are a plethora of options The convenience is un- change the culture surrounding for female birth control. The pill, matched. Aside from condoms, reproductive responsibility. implant, IUD, shots and patches the other option is a vasectomy. Madison Thompson can be are some of the most common. How is it that we’ve found nearly reached at [email protected]. NOPE & DOPE People who stop walking right in front People creating discussion about of you. controversial topics.

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SPORTS FOR DUMMIES The good, the bad and the ugly with Gritty on being tough—in an abrasive, Ashley but somehow still endearing way. Potts Gritty capitalizes on that as well as millennial self-deprecating humor. @ashleypotts09 That is where Gritty transcends just being another mascot and be- comes a full-blown cultural phe- Unless you’ve been living off nomenon. the grid for the last few months, I genuinely can’t decide wheth- you have heard of Gritty. Whether er I passionately hate Gritty or find that’s because you like the Phila- him brilliant and relatable. And, delphia Flyers or not is another from what I can tell, I’m not alone. I question. ran a poll on Twitter and the results The hairy, dead-eyed, Chee- were 55 percent for loving Gritty to dust-colored monster was and 45 percent for hating him, so it created as a mascot for Philly’s seems like we’re all conflicted. less-than-successful ice hockey I get the whole being-yourself- team. But I’d wager most sports and-not-being-sorry-for-it thing. dummies weren’t entirely aware of I’m here for it. I get that we live in that, because Gritty has become a a confusing time and we all have meme reaching far beyond sports. some pent up aggression we are trying to express. I get that telling your rival to “sleep with one eye “As a mascot for a sports open” is funny and engaging in a team, he has more than way that public relations usually doesn’t allow. I get being gritty and done his job. He has tough and standing up for yourself. drawn an incredible Again, here for it. It all makes per- amount of attention to fect sense, and it’s relatable. As a mascot for a sports team, The National Hockey League Philadelphia Flyers mascot Gritty poses for a portrait. PHOTO COURTESY OF a team no one has paid he has more than done his job. He GRITTY NHL TWITTER much attention to in has drawn an incredible amount of the remake of the Kim Kardashian of time. I hope, for the Flyer’s sake, I think what saves him for me is publicity to a team no one has paid PAPER magazine photo especially. that Gritty is more than just a fad, that he embodies what this column years. ” much attention to in years. He has It’s kind of like watching your dad but I’m not holding my breath for is supposed to be about: making grown a huge amount of social me- become a meme; it’s just uncom- them. sports inclusive and fun for every- dia engagement in a short amount fortable. Mascots have been around, one, even if you aren’t a sports buff. Gritty is aptly named for the of time, so much so that he’s almost The thing about Gritty that I being silly and causing trouble, for So, even if you know nothing about city his team represents. His offi- a weird influencer. The team be- hate isn’t really about Gritty at all, as long as most major sports have hockey and Philadelphia, you can cial bio says he’s earned his name hind this mascot should be proud. though. I hate the attention span been around (#29Mascots). But enjoy Gritty. Even if he gives me “for possessing an attitude so sim- But, I still kind of hate him. and attention capacity of people. how many other mascots can you nightmares. ilar to the team he follows.” He’s creepy. Some of the things I’ve It’s fad culture. name? Other than the terrfying Ashley Potts can be reached at The Flyers, and Philly in gen- seen Gritty-ified truly haunt me: Only a few things can hold our googly eyes, I don’t see what’s so [email protected]. eral, seem to pride themselves attention for a very short amount special about Gritty. Thursday, January 24, 2019 | The Rocky Mountain Collegian The Rocky Mountain Collegian Thursday, January 24, 2019 13

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CLUB SPORTS Liam Millar plays tough, tenacious despite height By Ryan Loberger @LobergerRyan

At the Edora Pool Ice Cen- ter in Fort Collins on Saturday night, the Rams are five minutes into the opening period of a game against the University of Arkansas . It’s a power play opportunity for the Rams as they work the puck around the circles looking for a shooting lane. Sophomore forward Liam Millar is planted in front of the Razorback net; he’s listed at 5 feet 7 inches and 150 pounds, so this is not the ideal place for a small forward. He presents his stick for a deflection, a shot finds its way through a sea of bodies, the puck ramps off Mil- lar’s stick and clanks off the left post. Millar would go on to draw two penalties and create nu- merous scoring chances for the Rams, who would fall 3-2 to the Razorbacks. While the Rams have struggled this year, Millar’s consistent play has been a silver lining of sorts for the team.

2018 - 2019 STATS ■ Games played 17 Forward Liam Millar moves the puck down the ice during the game against Missouri State on Saturday, Jan. 19. The Rams scored only one goal in the ■ Goals game, losing 5-1. PHOTO BY JOSH SHROEDER COLLEGIAN 1 ■ Assists of skates at age three, it didn’t with 56 penalty minutes and team’s top power play and pen- mitted to academics and the 1 take long for hockey to become has recorded two points in 17 alty killing units, Millar has hockey team, Millar doesn’t ■ Penalty Minutes a passion. contests. demonstrated he can contrib- have much downtime, but when 52 “My dad bought me my first For the Rams, high-end of- ute in all facets of the game with he does, he likes to pass time by pair of skates and it just kinda fensive production has been his pesky style of play. skiing, golfing and fly fishing. ■ +/- went from there,” Millar said. hard to come by this season, but ”If you look at the stat sheet “I do a little bit with our fly +1 “I played all my youth hockey Millar prides himself on finding you can see I’m not a huge point fishing club here; I like to fly in Durango, then high school other ways to help contribute to guy,” Millar said. “I’m more of a fish and I love to ski when I can hockey too. Junior year I left to the team. playmaker and I try to do the lit- find the time,” Millar said. “You go play junior hockey in El Paso tle things right, (it) sends a good know, typical Colorado activi- Millar is the smallest of the and Bozeman before I came example to the younger guys on ties.” Ram forwards, but what he lacks here to CSU.” “That’s not necessarily the team: just get in and get your With a crop of seniors about in physical size he makes up for Although now revered for the way I was taught to job done.” to graduate, the sophomore with heart and intensity. his toughness, playing fearless Blocking shots, making hits, should see his role elevated as “He isn’t intimidated by to compete against bigger oppo- play but how I figured I and going to tough areas of the an upperclassman next season. anyone when he’s out there and nents is something Millar had to needed to play, being an ice to retrieve pucks are just a “We have some strong lead- he’ll go after anyone regard- learn. undersized player. I’ve few ways Millar is able to help ership in this senior class that less of how much bigger they “That’s not necessarily the the team stay in games. has done an outstanding job for are,” said Mark Schermerhorn way I was taught to play but how gotta stick up for myself Off the ice, Millar is well this program and Liam is defi- of Colorado State University I figured I needed to play, being and prove something.” mannered and much more re- nitely one of the guys next year Hockey Operations. “‘Tena- an undersized player,” Millar laxed. Millar studies environ- that will help lead this team,” cious’ and ‘hard-nosed’ are defi- said. “I’ve got to stick up for my- LIAM MILLAR mental horticulture, focusing said Assistant Coach Jameson nitely words that come to mind self and prove something.” SOPHOMORE FORWARD on turf grass, with the hopes of Wicks. when you watch him play.” Millar—listed as the smallest one day becoming a superinten- Ryan Loberger can be reached Growing up in Durango, Col- player on the Rams’ roster—is dent of a golf course. at [email protected]. orado and getting his first pair currently second on the team Currently, on both the With most of his time com- Sports | Thursday, January 24, 2019 | 15

out a Wolfpack defender within several feet. The Rams’ center Basketball went in for the layup, missing with only a slight graze of the >> from page 1 rim. On the next possession, The lack of production from Leah Davis missed a layup in THE PATH TO the field for Mounsey was ac- identical fashion, once again companied by six misses from hardly contested. outside the arc, putting the “We missed 11 layups,” Wil- LEADERSHIP IS guard on pace for her third liams said. “That’s 22 points, scoreless game from outside you can’t leave that off the in the team’s last quarter of scoreboard. Some kids have ALSO THE PATH games. some tough nights shooting the With their second-highest ball.” scorer held without a point, the The misses, which could’ve TO A COLLEGE Rams trailed 27-20 at the half. shortened the margin to 15, Out of the break, the Wolf- showed a team grasping for an- pack once again played in the swers at the hoop, down 44-25 EDUCATION. back pocket of the Rams’ ball as the third period drew to a handlers all the way up the close. court. “You can’t let (misses) snowball. If you miss one, don’t think about it,” Myanne Hamm “We missed 11 layups. said. “We kind of felt those That’s 22 points, you (misses) and weren’t thinking next play as much.” can’t leave that off the A lack of success at the rim scoreboard. Some kids with wide-open looks also re- sulted in a second-consecutive have some tough nights period with single-digit scoring shooting the ball.” (8), ensuring the game was con- cluded prior to the final whistle. RYUN WILLIAMS In the end, eight separate HEAD COACH Nevada players scored with three in double figures—a di- After the pressure yielded rect juxtaposition of a Rams seven forced turnovers for the squad with only one over the visitors in the first half, the decade mark. team stuck to their plan, forc- The Rams will head to the ing six more in the final pair of west coast for a Saturday bout quarters, equaling the Rams av- with Fresno State and Presea- erage on the year. son All-MW selection Candice Despite the losses of pos- White. Tip-off is set for 3 p.m. session, Williams couldn’t help as Wiliams’ squad will look to but qualm over the missed limit White after allowing 28 looks from the Rams scorers. points from the guard in the “We haven’t had this good of two team’s first meeting. looks in four games,” Williams “We’re gonna figure out said. “We should’ve probably how to put ourselves in the scored 70-plus points tonight best position to compete and with the shots that we got ... We win,” Williams said. “This baby had two starters go 1-17 com- is over ... We’re gonna get our bined, you’re not gonna win group together tomorrow and those games.” this is how we’re gonna beat The final straw for Williams’ Fresno. That’s gotta be our squad came in the face of a rare mindset.” moment of limited pressure. Luke Zahlmann can be After drawing a foul, Grace reached at [email protected]. Colaivalu tossed an inbounds pass to Lena Svanholm with- Available at almost 1,000 colleges and

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NATIONAL Celebrating the life of Colorado pitcher Roy Halladay

By Mark Kiszla The Denver Post

As baseball lovers in Colo- rado, we will always remember the late, great Roy Halladay like this: A big right-hander for the Phillies, standing tall on the mound in 2010, as cool and hard as granite, as he mowed down Cincinnati batters with a nasty cutter to become only the second pitcher in major-league history to throw a no-hitter in the playoffs. But on the wintry Tuesday that the greatest baseball player in our state’s history was voted into the Hall of Fame, the first image that crossed the mind of a man who loved Halladay like a father was not from any of the 203 victories or two Cy Young awards earned in the big leagues. It was the sight of a towhead toddler smiling as brightly as the sun on a perfect Colorado summer afternoon, delighting in the discovery that life never gets sweeter than a kid’s first lick of an ice cream cone. “As a father, my thoughts of him run a lot deeper than being proud he was a major-league pitcher,” Roy Halladay Jr. told me when Roy III — his name- sake — got a reservation in Coo- perstown alongside Babe Ruth, Brandy Halladay, wife of late MLB pitcher Roy Halladay, wipes her eyes while talking about her husband during a Celebration of Life for Roy Halladay Bob Gibson and other legends at Spectrum Field in Clearwater, Fla., Tuesday, Nov. 14, 2017.PHOTO BY TONG KIM PHILADELPHIA DAILY NEWS/TNS larger than life. “What I remember is the kindness and the coolest method of father-son local pitching guru who had tu- nasty steroids questions. ano Rivera, Mike Mussina and wisdom about him from a very bonding ever invented? tored Hall of Famer Goose Gos- All the “SportsCenter” mo- Edgar Martinez in the distin- young age. To tell you the truth, “To keep from ruining the sage) told me: ‘You better put ments on the mound are curated guished class of 2019. there were times I thought he’d balls, I put a mattress against the down the catcher’s mitt before in a video library of the Halladay I asked Roy Jr. how he would be a better dad for me than I was wall,” the father recalled. you get killed.’ So I lost my job.” family home. But after the son celebrate. for him.” In the beginning, there was On days like these, baseball of a pilot died in light aircraft “It will be low-key,” said a We live in Broncos Country, no master plan. It was pure fun. poets liked to write sonnets crash, with the retired 40-year- father who misses his son every where snow is known to fly side- But before long, a tire was hung about how a Colorado native old pitcher at the controls, off day. “I just want to reflect on ways in spring. Larger-than-life in front of the mattress propped was adopted as the favorite the Florida coast a little more how really thankful I am about legends of the diamond aren’t against a basement wall. Voila! baseball son of Canada, because than 14 months ago, what a the whole thing, the life we supposed to be born here. But Little Roy had a strike zone to Halladay sent mighty Yankees grieving father reached for were shared together and how many want to know how the improba- master. And by the time the lit- trudging back to the dugout as photos of Halladay celebrating people in Colorado helped him ble magic happened in the Den- tle towhead grew into a teenager the Toronto Blue Jays’ ace, then birthdays as a child, snapshots get (to the Hall) out of the good- ver ‘burbs during the 1980s? at Arvada West High School, no- became one of only six pitchers of the happy day an athlete mar- ness of their hearts.” Big Roy, a flight instructor body around here had ever seen to win a Cy Young Award in both ried Brandy and mementos of On the summer day when by trade, and little Roy, no more any Colorado pitcher throw leagues after joining the Phillies. laughter shared with two sons of Halladay is enshrined in Coo- than 5 or 6 years old, ventured strikes the way the son of a pi- All the poets, however, have the pitcher’s own. perstown, here’s hoping that in down to the basement in the lot could. He led the Wildcats been replaced by analytical wiz- Roy III will be the first play- addition to all 203 of his ma- Halladay family home. The kid to a prep state title in 1994 and ards. So let’s drop this statistic er elected posthumously to the jor-league victories being cele- liked swinging a bat. So his fa- was selected No. 17 overall in the on you: From 2002-11, the 2.97 Hall by the writers since Rober- brated, we all remember a little ther built a small hitting cage, 1995 draft. earned run average over 2,100 to Clemente in 1973. towhead enjoying every last bite then grinned at the sound of “I enjoyed catching him all innings posted by Halladay was Shortly after 4 p.m. in the of an ice-cream cone. baseballs smacking against a the way until he was in high more dominant pitching than Rocky Mountain time zone, Life’s short. Make it sweet. cinder-block wall with destruc- school,” said Roy Halladay Jr., any of his peers except for Roger the land baseball forgot, a Col- Content pulled from Tribune tive force. Isn’t wrecking the the memory punctuated with a Clemens, who awaits admission orado kid who grew into a ma- News Service. basement together about the chuckle. “Then Bus Campbell (a to the Hall because of all those jor-league legend joined Mari-

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NATIONAL Shanahan has high praise for new Broncos coordinator Rich Scangarello

By Ryan O’Halloran back to the NFL with the 49ers. Jackson was a late invite to The Denver Post “Spending two years with the Senior Bowl because he com- him, we got a lot closer through pleted his degree requirements Two years ago, Kyle Shanah- that; we got to go through a lot of while also declaring for the draft. an was hired as coach of the San things together,” Shanahan said. He is one 11 players who are in Francisco 49ers and gave Rich “Rich is a very good coach. He’s that category this week. Scangarello a huge break by nam- called plays a number of times in Another tall player is Stetson ing him quarterbacks coach. Last college and he’ll do a very good tight end Donald Parnam, who week, Scangarello was hired as job in Denver.” is 6 feet, 8 3/8 inches and 243 the Broncos’ new offensive coor- pounds. dinator, which Shanahan said is a Honoring Heckert. During deserving opportunity. “Spending two years the weigh-ins Tuesday, former “Rich did a great job,” Sha- Broncos executive Tom Heckert nahan said here Tuesday at the with him, we got a lot and former Cleveland/San Fran- Senior Bowl. “It’s tough to lose closer through that; we cisco executive Dwight Clark were honored with a moment of him.” got to go through a lot of Scangarello coached with the silence. Oakland Raiders in 2009, but re- things together. Rich is Heckert, who died at age 51 in turned to the college ranks until a very good coach. He’s August, worked in the NFL for 27 2015, when he was hired by At- years, including 2013-17 for the lanta in a quality control-type called plays a number of Broncos. Clark worked 12 years role thanks to a connection with a times in college and he’ll for San Francisco and Cleveland Falcons assistant. Shanahan was do a very good job in after a 13-year playing career. Atlanta’s offensive coordinator at Footnotes Quarterbacks Coach Rich Scangarello of the San Francisco 49ers stands the time. Denver.” The Broncos signed offensive on the sideline prior to the game against the Los Angeles Chargers at “I started with Rich in Atlan- lineman Don Barclay to a future StubHub Center on Sept. 30, 2018 in Carson, California. The Chargers KYLE SHANAHAN contract on Tuesday. Barclay, 29, defeated the 49ers 29-27. PHOTO BY MICHEAL ZAGARIS SAN FRANCISCO ta, where he worked mainly in HEAD COACH OF THE 49ERS 49ERS/GETTY IMAGES the run (game) and helping out has made 25 career starts (22 at our offensive line coach (Chris right tackle, two at right guard per, who interviewed with the John Elway watched both Senior Morgan),” Shanahan said. “But and one at left tackle) for Green team last week, will work with Bowl practices on the sideline he was always a quarterback guy Towering presence. Buffalo Bay and Detroit. He was most new offensive line coach Mike with director of player personnel and that’s why I wanted to bring quarterback Tyree Jackson looks recently with New Orleans in the Munchak. Kuper played eight Matt Russell and fellow Pro Foot- him to San Francisco.” like a linebacker on the field. 2018 preseason. years for the Broncos (2006-13) ball Hall of Fame quarterback Scangarello was the offensive Jackson was measured at 6-foot- The Broncos hired former and was on the Miami Dolphins’ Dan Marino. coordinator at Wagner (N.Y.) Col- 7 and 249 pounds and has 10-inch player Chris Kuper as their as- coaching staff the last three years. Content pulled from Tribune lege when Shanahan brought him hands. sistant offensive line coach. Ku- Broncos general manager News Service.

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MOVIES & TV ‘If Beale Street Could Talk’ deserves your attention

By Ty Davis only earned $8 million of its $12 gin proving Alonzo’s innocence police brutality, “Beale Street” in spite of them. It is because @tydavisacw million budget as of this review. with their lawyer Hayward is decisively a love story, but a the main characters keep trying “If Beale Street Could Talk” (Finn Wittrock) but steadily love story with disregard for despite everything set against deserves more than the hand it encounter more impediments following traditional love story them that makes this such as was dealt. Despite coming out that only serve to make the sit- beats. remarkably beautiful story. towards the end of one the bus- uation more difficult. The main characters don’t Their persistence to keep their iest years in recent film history follow traditional love sto- love for each other despite “Beale Street” is easily one of ry setups. The situations are the worst possible situations. the best films of 2018. not pristine love story predic- Everything culminates in an The film comes courtesy of “Events don’t work out aments, and the central an- ending where everything does Barry Jenkins who previous- in these neat, straight- tagonist is not a cartoonish, not perfectly work out, but it ly directed “Moonlight” and forward, solutions, in melodramatic, force bent on is in this bitter-sweetness that It would not come as much adapted “Beale Street” from fact, plan completely fall keeping the couple separated. results in a subtle beauty. It is of a surprise to learn many of the James Baldwin novel of the Instead, every hurdle is a very clear why this work has earned you did not see “If Beale Street same name. The film, set in ear- through like in real life.” real problem that behaves like its endearing legacy. Could Talk,” let alone heard of ly 70s Harlem, centers around a real situation and cannot be it. The Film released on Christ- Tish Rivers (Kiki Layne) and easily solved. These are finan- mas, which typically means Alonzo Hunt (Stephan James) “Beale Street” switches be- cial struggles, discrimination MORE INFO the studio could not decide on through the progression of tween moments before Alonzo’s and trauma that will not go ■ a time when to release it due their relationship from child- imprisonment and after, giving away with a few plot solutions. Movie times at the lyric can be to uncertainty of how it would hood friends to romantic part- us a clear picture of both the re- Events don’t work out in these found at https://lyriccinema.com/ perform. However, releasing ners. The movie starts with Tiff lationship that was starting and neat, straightforward solutions. it in December has almost in- visiting Alonzo in jail to deliver how their relationship develops In fact, plans completely fall sured the film would underper- the news that she is pregnant. afterward. Despite dealing with through like in real life. Ty Davis can be reached at form in the box office, as it has With false charges against dark subject matter like rape, Yet, the movie works as re- [email protected]. Alonzo, Tiff and her family be- government corruption, and sult of these real problems, not

CULTURE & COMMUNITY 3 drinking games to replace the dying art of beer pong

By Miranda Moses count, everyone in the group I suggest yelling descriptive @mirandasrad points at the person in the hud- nicknames such as, “guy who dle they think would most like- looks like Harry Potter if he There is a prevalent subject ly do the said thing. The person joined a frat” or “girl who looks on college campuses perhaps as with the most fingers pointing like she knits in her free time” divisive as politics that must be at them must drink as many and seeing how that goes. Also, addressed: beer pong and how sips as there are fingers in their important advice: don’t try to painfully boring. Unless you’ve direction. This game is great protect a wine bottle with two made things spicy by integrating for learning strangers’ first im- fingers. rules and humorous aspects of pressions and also getting into Pizza Box the YouTube trending Fear Pong friendship-ending fights with I have never walked into a version of the game or you’re your loved ones. college kid’s home without find- constantly dunking balls across Beer Hockey ing random cardboard. For some the table, there is a 100 percent Everyone loves a drinking reason, we are all hoarders that possibility that you are being the game where you aren’t required don’t quite know how to recycle, downer of the party. to drink beer if you don’t want but that ends here. In the name Before you throw your Pa- to. At a table, each player is re- of saving the planet, simply flat- tagonia dad hats or your empty sponsible for protecting their ten out your excess cardboard JUUL pods at me in pointless own drink with two fingers, but onto a table or a floor. Each protest, consider this: There are they can only do this when a player will take turns flipping a so many overlooked drinking quarter is in motion. When it is a coin on to the cardboard. If the games to amp up a party. player’s turn, they spin a quarter coin lands on a blank space, the If you’re trying to actual- and then call out another players player can write their own rule ly have fun at a (responsible) name. Whoever’s name is called and create a shape around it, like drinking function this weekend, out must sucker punch the quar- what an 8-year-old might draw if here are three games that don’t ter in the hopes of hitting an- you asked them to draw a hexa- suck. other player’s drink. Those who gon. If the coin lands on a part of Most Likely Too don’t adequately protect their the cardboard already inhabited This game is fun because you beverage must chug their drink by a rule, the player must enact don’t need to get mad at Chad while the person who swiped the that rule. for forgetting to pick up the ping quarter spins the coin again as I suggest starting with rules pong balls from King Soopers long as possible. If the coin stops such as, “Player must take two again. Simply gather a group of spinning, the person can stop shots and then recite the rapping people into a circle, and start chugging. If the person finishes verse of ‘Fergalicious’”, or “Play- throwing lots of shade at each the drink before the coin falls er must wear the person to their other. One by one, each person over, they can slam their empty left as a backpack for one full in the group will say something can or cup down onto the quar- round,” and then see where your along the lines of “Most like- ter. This prompts sweet revenge weird friends take it from there. ly to...streak at a CSU football on the shooter, who must now Miranda Moses can be game.” This person will then chug their drink fully. If you’re reached at entertainment@colle- count to three, and on the third playing with strangers, don’t gian.com. bother learning names. The Rocky Mountain Collegian | Thursday, January 24, 2019 19 20 | Arts & Culture | Thursday, January 24, 2019

NATIONAL Alyssa Milano addresses backlash after Ku Klux Klan comparison By Nardine Saad gear and initial criticism the test against a woman’s right to Los Angeles Times teenager received for appar- her own body and reproduc- ently mocking 64-year-old Na- tive healthcare. It is not debat- Alyssa Milano was swift- than Phillips. able that bigotry was at play ly criticized on Twitter after The events were widely from the start,” she wrote, fur- comparing President Trump’s debated by Twitter users, who ther elaborating with her own red Make America Great Again also accused Milano of jump- views on abortion. hats to the white hoods of the ing to conclusions and being “There isn’t a side in this Ku Klux Klan. And now she’s “color blind,” and led to many debate that isn’t pro-life. I am planning to write an op-ed to people of color sharing their pro-life. I am also pro-choice. address the brewing backlash. affinities to the Trump-sup- Those calling me an infant kill- Her initial tweet, which was porting headgear. er are anti-choice. Once again, shared on Sunday, appeared to And as the unrest from the your religious beliefs do not reference the confrontations antiabortion March for Life carry more weight than scien- that erupted around a Ken- and Indigenous Peoples March tific facts and my physical au- tucky teenager and a Native came into focus when new vid- tonomy,” she added. American elder at overlapping eos contextualizing the events She was then accused of marches at the Lincoln Me- surfaced, Milano drew further “moving the goalpost.” morial in Washington over the scrutiny for her words. The savvy social-media star weekend, a flashpoint that had “Please get the whole sto- appeared to take the backlash been mischaracterized in the ry,” one user told Milano. in stride though, even posting media and on social media. “These kids did not start this.” reports about how it played “The red MAGA hat is the In fact, additional footage out when she addressed the new white hood. Without white showed that there were oth- controversy again on Tuesday. boys being able to empathize er groups potentially inciting “Apparently, I’m in ‘hot with other people, humanity tension and that Sandmann water’ and facing ‘backlash’. will continue to destroy itself was trying to de-escalate it. By So ... I’m going to do what any #FirstThoughtsWhenIWake- Monday, Milano addressed the thoughtful human with a plat- Up,” the actress-activist wrote. larger debate, particularly the form would do ... write an op- The “Charmed” alum, who aspects that relate to abortion, ed. Stay tuned,” she tweeted. often heartily voices her dis- but that didn’t appear to de- As of Wednesday morning, taste for the Trump admin- fuse the situation. no such op-ed had been pub- istration, appeared to be ref- “Let’s not forget — this en- lished. Alyssa Milano arrives at the 76th Annual Golden Globes at the Beverly tire event happened because Content pulled from Tri- erencing high schooler Nick Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, Calif., on Sunday, Jan. 6, 2019.PHOTO BY Sandmann’s pro-Trump head- a group of boys went on a bune News Service. JAY L. CLENDENIN LOS ANGELES TIMES/TNS school-sanctioned trip to pro-

NATIONAL A fond farewell — with chocolate chip cookies By Leah Eskin and settles in the stomach. Best if To melt the butter, do not use a Chicago Tribune it doesn’t explode. I opened a fresh pan with a dark bottom, otherwise document and titled it “A Year of you will not be able to see the brown The first recipe I published was Sundays.” Now 116 pages, it details bits. a fail. I was writing a weekly column 15 years of Sundays — first-dance for the Chicago Tribune Sunday dumplings, summer-camp shrimp, magazine _ not a food column, more empty-nest noodles. INGREDIENTS Along the way, newspapers of a ruminative ramble — and, after ■ the World Trade Center crumbled, changed. The column moved from 1 1/2 cups dark-brown sugar I tacked on a recipe for calm: choc- a glossy magazine spread to a com- ■ 2 sticks (1 cup) unsalted butter, olate-chip cookies. I made cookies pressed newsprint layout. My work cut up regularly, ritually, obsessively, so I changed, paring down to plainer set down the steps in a snap. prose and simpler recipes. Even ■ 2 whole eggs my cookies changed — now they’re In those anxious days, the ■ 1 egg white newsroom was alert to letters warmed by browned butter and laced with anthrax. No toxic dust bristle bittersweet. ■ 2 teaspoons vanilla Readers still correspond, more dropped from mine, but a few were ■ scorched with scorn. The cookies often online than on paper, sending 1 heaping teaspoon kosher salt — 2 tablespoons short on flour — recipes, reminiscences and, once, ■ 1 teaspoon baking soda baked up flat. My editor clicked her a contraption that sticks a bowl to sharp heels to my desk and asked if the countertop. I appreciate them ■ 2 1/4 cups flour all — except the death threat that I’d submitted the recipe for testing. ■ followed a story about stone soup. 1 bag (10 ounces) bittersweet I gave her a dumbfounded stare. chocolate chips or disks Since then I’ve learned about This is my final “Home on the recipe testing, recipe development Range,” my last byline after three and writing a food column, which decades in the Chicago Tribune, but not goodbye. You can find my 1. Prep: Measure brown sugar became my job in 2004. I’ve learned Chocolate chip cookies. PHOTO BY ABEL URIBE CHICAGO/TNS work in other publications, online into a mixing bowl. to rely on a timer and a measuring baking soda, flour. a baking sheet with parchment. tape. I’ve learned to keep notes. at leaheskin.com and in my book 2. Brown: Settle butter in a me- “Slices of Life: A Food Writer Cooks dium saucepan. Set over medium 4. Rest: Let dough rest until no Choose the optimum number of I’ve learned that no one wants to longer hot (to avoid melting choc- cookie balls and settle them on the track down membrillo or churn ice Through Many a Conundrum.” heat. Butter will melt, foam and Thank you. I’ll miss writing, and — after another 5 or so minutes — olate). Stir in chips or disks. Using a parchment, leaving 3 inches space cream. 2-tablespoon scoop, scoop 32 balls between balls. Bake at 325 degrees I took the job — terrified. I’d read cooking, for you. brown. When the bottom of the pan BITTERSWEET CHIP COOKIES is speckled with brown bits, scrape of dough. Line them up, shoulder on the center rack until shiny on about a recipe in another magazine to shoulder, on a parchment-lined top and just set, 14 to 16 minutes. that had combusted “like Napalm.” Prep: 15 minutes plus 2 or more butter and bits over the sugar in the hours to freeze bowl. Stir. baking sheet. Freeze solid, about 2 Munch warm. Most writing, I realized, is captured hours. When frozen, store dough Content pulled from Tribune by the eyes and settles in the mind; Bake: 16 minutes 3. Mix: Stir in, one at a time, in Makes: About 32 cookies order: eggs, egg white, vanilla, salt, balls in a zip-close bag. News Service. food writing slides down the throat 5. Bake: At cookie time, line Arts & Culture | Thursday, January 24, 2019 | 21

NATIONAL Hero films win with Oscar nominations for ‘Black Panther’ and ‘Spider-Verse’ By Tracy Brown Los Angeles Times

Superhero movies reign supreme at the box office these WEEKEND CALENDAR days, but they have rarely been embraced by the Oscars be- THURSDAY 24 yond the craft and technical Ouray Ice Festival, Ouray, Colorado, 10:00 AM categories. Pianos About Town Session II: Open House and Application Review, But the Academy of Mo- Carnegie Center for Creativity, 4:30 PM tion Picture Arts and Sciences saluted superhero stories in a Unlearning Racism Reads Book 2: The Hate You Give, brand-new way with its 2019 Wild Boar Cafe, 6:00 PM Oscar nominations. Painting with a Purpose!, Painting with a Twist, On Tuesday, Marvel’s 1112 Oakridge Dr, #107, 6:30 PM “Black Panther” made his- WhiteWater Ramble feat. DJ Fullmetal w/ Grassfed, tory as the first comic-book Cervantes Masterpiece Ballroom, 7:30 PM adaptation to be nominated Sure sure, Magic Rat Live Music, 8:00 PM for best picture. Additionally, Papadosio w/ Cycles, Aggie Theatre, 9:00 PM Sony’s “Spider-Man: Into the Phish Thursdays with Phour Point O at Hodi's Half Note, Spider-Verse” and Disney/ Hodi's Half Note, 9:00 PM Pixar’s “Incredibles 2” were both nominated in the animated-feature film category, FRIDAY 25 making it a landmark year for "Malvado" - An Evening of Latin Rhythms, superhero movies. 214 S College Ave #2, 1:00 PM “It’s pretty crazy. I don’t Riley Williams/ Matteo Sabattini group: Music of Miles Davis, think there’s a one of us that, Avogadro's Number, 4:30 PM when we started, had any in- Love is in the Air! Heart Collage Class, Blue Moose Art Gallery, 6:00 PM Chadwick Boseman in “Black Panther.” DISNEY/MARVEL STUDIOS/TNS kling at all that we would be Patti Fiasco, Mama Lenny and the Remedy, Washington's, 7:00 PM in the [conversation] for Os- friends.” ger was posthumously award- Taylor Shae Duo at Equinox Brewing, Equinox Brewing, 7:00 PM cars,” Peter Ramsey, co-direc- The three films are also ed the supporting actor Oscar The Pump and Dump Show, The Lincoln Center, 7:30 PM tor of “Spider-Verse,” told The notable because they each ex- for his turn as the Joker in Aggie Theatre, 8:00 PM Times. pand the idea of who can be “The Dark Knight.” The Chris- 1/25 - The Green w/ Eli-Mac, Fia, That might seem surprising a superhero. The leader of a topher Nolan-helmed Batman ShaiFire Presents: Post Future Takeover Fort Collins, with all of the critical buzz sur- futuristic African nation, a film also took home the sound Downtown Artery, 8:00 PM rounding “Spider-Verse,” but suburban housewife and an Af- editing prize in 2009. The Reminders w/ Special Guests at Hodi's Half Note, it’s understandable given the ro-Latino teenager are all just An earlier movie about the Hodi's Half Note, 9:00 PM academy’s track record with as capable of saving the day as caped crusader, “Batman,” was superhero movies. their white male counterparts. awarded the Oscar for art di- SATURDAY 26 Perhaps voting members “Superheroes are the myths recting in 1990 (the category is Mama Magnolia and Retrofette w/ Special Guests, have finally realized that these of our times,” said Ramsey. now known as production de- Downtown Artery, 7:00 PM stories are more than just “With our movie, the hero re- sign). And before visual effects R&R, Avogradros Number, 7:00 PM about costumed crime fight- flects people we’ve never seen became a category with mul- Music of the Stars, Cheyenne Civic Center, 7:30 PM ers taking out a villain. “Black on the screen before who can tiple nominees, “Superman” Wood Belly, Winners of the 2018 Telluride Bluegrass Band Panther,” “Incredibles 2” and feel like they can participate in received a special achievement Competition - with John Truscelli, 10 Mile Music Hall, 8:00 PM “Spider-Verse” all tackle larger the myth.” award at the 51st ceremony in An Evening With Brett Dennen, Boulder Theater, 8:00 PM themes such as diversity, iden- A peek into Miles Mo- 1979. Nadine, Magic Rat Live Music, 8:00 PM tity and family. rales’ morning routine from Most recently, “Suicide Jacob cade with Native Station and Phie, “Spider-Man: Into the Spi- Squad” won the Oscar for Moe's Original Bar-B-Que Ft. Collins, 8:30 PM der-Verse.” makeup and hairstyling in “Superheroes are the “Black Panther’s” historic 2017. nomination is the first time And, of course, “The In- SUNDAY 27 myths of our times. With a film set in the Marvel Cine- credibles,” a family-friendly Who Will Write Our History, The Lyric, 6:30 PM our movie, the hero matic Universe has been rec- superhero story with no direct Late Night Comedy at Elliot's with Chris Fairbanks, reflects people we’ve ognized in a field outside of comic book roots, won the ani- Fort Comedy, 10:30 PM visual effects, sound editing mated feature and sound edit- never seen on the screen or makeup and hairstyling. ing awards at the 2005 Oscars. before who can feel like An MCU movie has yet to take Marvel Studios head Kevin Get the New SCENE and North Forty News they can participate in home a win in any category. Feige acknowledges that one That’s not to say the acade- of the biggest takeaways from FREE at newsstands throughout NOCO. the myth.” my has never awarded a prize “Black Panther’s” success is PETER RAMSEY to any film based on a Mar- that there is an audience that CO-DIRECTOR OF “SPIDER- vel comic. Disney’s “Big Hero wants to see more of these dif- VERSE” 6”scored the animated-feature ferent kinds of superhero sto- Oscar at the 87th ceremony, ries. Or, have it mailed to you for only $39 per year. and Sony’s “Spider-Man 2” “That is the line going for- won for visual effects at the ward: Have lots of different “The core idea [of ‘Incred- 77th edition. types of people be able to tell ibles 2’] is more about family And although it didn’t win, lots of different types of sto- than the superhero aspect,” Fox’s “Logan” (a part of the ries,” said Feige. Brad Bird, the film’s writer “X-Men” franchise) was the With additional reporting SUBSCRIBE TODAY: and director, said in an inter- first superhero movie to land by Times staff writer Sonaiya view Tuesday. “The superhe- an Oscar nod for screenwriting Kelley. scenenoco.com/subscribe ro genre is used as a way to in 2018. Content pulled from Tri- comment on the institution of DC superheroes have fared bune News Service. northfortynews.com/subscribe family, whether that’s defined marginally better. Heath Led- as biological family or your 22 | Arts & Culture | Thursday January 24, 2019

NATIONAL Music industry complied with R. Kelley’s crime By Greg Kot act he was nearly as formidable, Chicago Tribune with revenue of $5.7 million on a 2003 tour, $13.7 million on a When RCA Records dropped joint tour with Jay-Z in 2004 that R. Kelly from its artist roster a few was cut short when the headlin- days ago, those outraged by the ers clashed, and $8.3 million on a mounting allegations against the 2007 solo tour. As recently as 2017, R&B star might justifiably have Live Nation — the biggest con- asked, “What took so long?” cert promoter in North America Kelly had been associated — was still promoting an R. Kelly for decades with RCA Records, tour when reporter Jim DeRoga- a division of Sony Music Enter- tis broke another alarming report tainment, and been the subject of about Kelly’s offstage activities in investigative reports, lawsuits and Buzzfeed. legal proceedings concerning sex- The Buzzfeed piece by DeRo- ual assault for nearly as long. gatis, who broke the initial stories As long ago as 1994, as report- on the allegations against Kelly in ed by the Washington Post, Kelly’s 2002 in the Chicago Sun-Times, record company was tipped to the reported that Kelly has been al- singer’s penchant for picking up legedly holding women against underage girls after concerts by their will in a cultlike setting. the singer’s own tour manager at Among those speaking out was the time. Clive Calder, founder of Kelly’s ex-wife, Andrea Kelly. the Jive Records label that initially (DeRogatis and I have co-hosted signed Kelly, told the Post in May the radio show “Sound Opinions” 2018 that he regretted not trying since 1999.) harder to get help for Kelly. “Clear- Kelly concerts in New Orleans, R. Kelly performs during The Buffet Tour May 7, 2016 at Allstate Arena in Chicago, Ill. PHOTO BY DANIEL ly we missed something,” Calder Dallas, Los Angeles and other cit- BOCZARSKI GETTY IMAGES/TNS told the Post. ies were canceled after the report reports of the RCA/Sony decision It’s difficult to precisely pin to make as much money as long as At best, the record industry surfaced, and the #MuteRKelly to part ways with Kelly surfaced. down why Kelly’s music has de- they can” off artists such as Kelly. consistently turned a blind eye to protest campaign was launched. There was no formal an- clined in popularity. For more “If you boycott records by abusive the charges swirling around Kel- The activists partnered with the nouncement and record company than a decade after the allegations people, the labels won’t put them ly’s private life. At worst, it enabled Women of Color group within the executives could not be reached against the singer broke, his career out. When I found out about R. him. The one incontrovertible Time’s Up movement and called for comment. But Kelly’s name no continued to sail along. On a wider Kelly, I voted with my dollars.” truth is that the industry contin- for Kelly’s business partners to longer appears on the record com- level, the impact of the #MeToo The history of rock/R&B/ ued to profit from the music of an sever their relationships with him. pany website and multiple reports movement on the music industry hip-hop is populated with artists artist accused dozens of times of A multi-part documentary this confirm that the singer is no lon- has been late in arriving. While whose popularity was enhanced assaulting women and girls. month on Lifetime, “Surviving R. ger on the label roster. giants in the movie and TV indus- by their outlaw behavior. “Sex, With his 1993 debut solo al- Kelly,” amplified much of DeRo- Though the media coverage try (Harvey Weinstein, Bill Cosby) drugs, rock ‘n’ roll,” “I fought the bum, “12 Play,” Kelly established gatis’ reporting with interviews of and protests undoubtedly played a have tumbled amid sex-abuse al- law and the law won,” “F—- the himself as a meal ticket for the several women who claimed Kelly role in the RCA/Sony decision, it’s legations, the music business has Police,” were all image-enhancing conglomerates record companies, abused them. The Kelly protests equally likely that Kelly’s declining seen little fallout — until recently. slogans for artists who didn’t play touring agencies, concert promot- grew in volume and visibility, as commercial fortunes made it eas- A panel at the South by South- by the same rules as everyone else. ers, commercial radio stations, major artists such as Lady Gaga, ier for the label to drop him. Kelly west Music conference last year It made it easy for record-compa- song publishers — that control Chance the Rapper and the rock has not released a studio album of in Austin, Texas, wrestled with ny executives to excuse or ignore the music industry. “12 Play” sold group Phoenix expressed regret new music since “The Buffet,” in the question, and longtime pub- almost any kind of abhorrent be- 6 million copies and launched a over working with the singer in 2015, which turned out to be the lic-relations executive Beth Mar- havior as long as the revenue kept career that would help make Clive the past. On Jan. 11, activist group lowest-charting album yet of the tinez cut to the chase. Ultimately, pouring in. Little wonder that Calder and his fellow music-in- UltraViolet chartered a plane to singer’s career. A seasonal album Martinez said, it’s up to the fans Kelly was viewed as a pariah by dustry moguls very rich. Calder fly over the Sony Music offices in released the next year, “12 Nights to reconsider their economic rela- his record company only after the sold Jive for $2.7 billion in 2002. California with a banner that read, of Christmas,” fared even worse. It tionship to artists who have elud- river of money he made them for Over the next two decades, “RCA/Sony: Drop Sexual Predator debuted at No. 177 on the Billboard ed taking responsibility for their 25 years started to show signs of Kelly would make an estimated R. Kelly.” Protesters also gathered 200 chart and quickly fell off. Kelly actions. “No one in a capitalist so- drying up. $150 million for his label with 32 outside the Sony Music offices in has resorted to releasing his latest ciety is going to be self-policing,” Content pulled from Trubine million album sales. As a touring New York Jan. 16 to pressure the songs on the Soundcloud stream- Martinez said. Record companies News Service. label to drop Kelly. 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