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Larry Rose III: from Fairfield TRU THE THE ROUND UP SPORTS ISSUE Larry Rose III: From Fairfield By DEREK to Phenom GONZALES The Round Up reemerges as the independent student voice of NMSU since 1907. Volume. 118 Issue 2. Monday, August 29, 2016 1 letter from coach martin Hey Aggie fans! We are excited about this season. We have some great returning talent and a lot of things to be excited about. All-American running back Larry Rose III provides explosive excitement to our of- fense and brings an energy to the team that our fans will love. Defensively, we have a solid group of returners in Rodney Butler, Jacob Nwanwa and Terrill Hanks, who caught the pass with his an- kles at the end of the Idaho game to secure the victory for us. Following the conclusion of last season, we were excited to bring in former Boston College head coach Frank Spaziani as the defen- sive coordinator, and he has done a great job of getting the defense ready for the season. We have worked hard since the beginning of fall camp, and now we need Aggie fans to come out to the games, be loud and help cheer us on this season! Aggie Up, Doug Martin Head Football Coach 2 Unheralded but Heard NMSU Student Leader in Action Sasha Lee Thomas: Pg. 12 ON THE COVER WAC Preseason Player Photo by David Mares of the Year Pg. 23 Equestrian Team Continues to Fight Pg. 16 Contents In this issue Legal . 5 Proposed SODEXO Restaraunt-Bar . 5 By ALBERT LUNA Keystone XL Pipeline . 6 Our never ending love of sports. It seems to seep into the school spirit of just about anyone when our teams are doing good, and Academic Life . 11 remains during the battle tested seasons. This year, sports takes on a new meaning for the University. With what could possibly Unheralded but Heard NMSU Student Leader in Action . .23 be the most important season of NMSU football underway, we Arts & Culture . 14 get you ready for the Aggies’ first game in Las Cruces with in- state rival UNM, which could be the season debut of star running Equestrian Team Continues to Fight . .16 back Larry Rose III. Furthermore, there is also the always exciting Unheralded but Heard NMSU Student Leader in Action . 12 Volleyball team already in the hunt for a second straight NCAA tournament bid. Additionally, we’ll take you in-depth, with a look Sports . 17 at the busy schedule of a student-athlete, and just how they Larry Rose III: From Fairfield to Phenom . .18 manage to stay true to the first part of their title during their season. We invite you to come along for the revitalized Round Sasha Lee Thomas: Preseason Player of the Year. 23 Up’s third edition of the year as we present the Sports Issue. I Aggie Event Calendar hope you enjoy, give us feedback, and as always, keep your ears to the ground and continue to write your own story. 3 contributors & Staff Corey Stevens Executive Director [email protected] (575) 646-3743 Office 252 Hannah Treder Derek Gonzales Albert Luna William Jones HannahGraphic Designer Treder KatieSports Kilbane Editor Editor-in-Chief Advertising Director Graphic Designer Marketing Director [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] (575) 646-5434 (575) 646-7989 (575) 646-3634 (575) 646-7680 Office 254D Office 254A Office 254C Office 264A Marlene Flores Luis “Luigi” Finston MarleneOnline Designer Flores Salina Madrid Aaron Stiles LuisAcademic “Luigi” Life EditorFinston Online Designer Cultural Editor Legal Editor Academic Life Editor [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] (575) 646-3634 Office 254C Derek Gonzales Joseph Fullbright DerekSports Gonzales Editor Donovan Duran Courtney Beck JosephStaff Fullbright Writer Sports Editor Comptroller Staff Writer Staff Writer [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 4 TRUlegal The Round Up Proposed Sodexo REstaraunt- Bar for Corbett Center By AARON STILES worked on NMSU’s campus before Of course, the resolution must At the second meeting for the 40th for the WAVE program. He said, “I pass the ASNMSU senate, then the ASNMSU Senate, Sodexo, NMSU’s pri- get to see this side of the commercial Board of Regents before being enact- mary food service provider, present- selling of alcohol. From Sodexo’s side, ed. At that point, the University would ed a layout for the coming year. I am very impressed in Dwayne’s ability apply for the license to sell alcohol. Dwayne Wisniewski, General Man- to understand alcohol laws.” He also Voting on this bill is set to take place ager of Sodexo, along with John Riv- expressed confidence in their ability at ASNMSU’s next Senate session in ers, the company’s Marketing Coordi- to effectively implement safe alcohol September, however many believe it nator, illustrated all of the restaurants practices on campus. will go through and could possibly be that fall under their services. Wisniewski explained the process implanted as early as next August. They also said that meal planning of the University obtaining a gov- is a primary part of their services, ernmental license, which is reserved Sodexo’s other restaurants include: for government entities such as our including planning meals for NMSU Taos Restaurant, Corbett Food Court, land grant University. football players and others that Aggie Grill (formerly Blake’s Lotaburg- have specific meal requirements as Additionally, Wisniewski outlined er) College Canteen and Third Floor well as catering services. that the University would not have The main point of interest in their the authorization for packaged Bistro at Aggie Memorial Stadium. presentation was a proposed resolu- sales, but essentially running Cor- tion that will be introduced to ASNM- bett like a restaurant that serves The next ASNMSU meeting will be SU senate to obtain a beer and wine beer, wine and spirits. September 8, 2016 @6:00pm in Sen- license for Corbett Center. Of course, this raises several ques- ate Chambers Conference Room tions about how students would treat Wisniewski said, “I personal- this change. On one hand, this may ly have run a student union that send the message that drinking alco- served alcohol.” And that “it would hol enhances the student experience enhance the student experience and like Dwayne Wisniewski said. enhance catering.” He also said that On the flip side, having alcohol avail- it would open the door to schedul- able for students on campus may keep ing more events on campus such as them on campus instead of going from weddings, which would bring even bar to bar around the city to drink, in- more revenue to NMSU. creasing the likelihood of drunk driving. Rivers mentioned that he had 5 legal TRUlegaldepartment The Round Up Keystone XL Pipeline: By COURTNEY BECK with many other Native Americans The Keystone XL Pipeline being built have been gathering to protest the Da- in North Dakota has raised controversy kota Access pipeline since April. recently with what some say is a lack of Not only is the controversy bring- What’s respect for Native Americans. ing large numbers of the American In- The Standing Rock Sioux tribe dian community together to protest, is the reservation whose home lies but has also sparked the attention of south of the pipeline’s charted land. citizens all throughout the nation. The going According to the New York Times, protestors have taken a temporary the 1,170-mile long oil pipeline is sup- home, protesting in a field belonging to posed to run across ranches and un- the United States Army Corps of Engi- der the Missouri River. neers, according the Times report. The Sioux tribe has expressed con- Each day since they have taken up on? cern for their home land- mostly due camp in the field, the group marches to if the pipeline were to have a spill/ a mile up a highway to a construction the protesters have threatened and leak, it could have disastrous for the site where prep work is being done intimidated contractors and were Sioux tribes’ lively hood. Because of for the pipeline. blocking work at the site. Though the this, the tribe has asked a judge to halt For being a “peaceful” protest, re- protesters’ actions are raising concern construction. Ruling on this matter ports were made that there have been about taking the protest too far, their could take until September 9th for a impassioned confrontations with local actions are interrupting the future decision on whether to allow the Da- law enforcement officers and con- construction of the pipeline. The con- kota Access pipeline to move forward struction workers. As a result, twenty struction of the line has been put on with the construction, or grant an in- people have been arrested, and some hold, giving a little more time for the junction that would put a hold on the protesters are in the process of being American Indians to plead their case projects start of construction. sued by the pipelines company Energy and protect their home. The Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, along Transfer Partners. ETP is claiming that 6 TRU The Round Up PROOF 1 August 29, 2016 Casa Bandera Print Advertising Banner Page 2.75in. x 8.5in. Directly Across the street from NMSU Resort style swimming pool with spa Free cable and wireless internet 24-hour Fitness Center Game Room including pool table, foosball & arcade games Friendly, experienced & professional sta ! (575) 647-0881 www.CasaBandera.com 855 E. 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