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This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Students at DigitalCommons@USU. It has been accepted for inclusion in The Utah Statesman by an authorized administrator of DigitalCommons@USU. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Utah State University, Logan, Utah Week of March 29, 2021 for participants towatch remotely. district, especially forUtahState. armed services and natural resources, are both critical to the first Abercrombie said.“Very engagingforafirstvisit.” about differentfacetsoftheschool. leaders university with meet to USU to invited previously was about formerPresidentDonaldJ.Trump. some including questions, national pressing addressed also He NEWS CONTENT MANAGER By Page 2 - The Utah Statesman March 29, 2021 Rep. Blake Moore speaks tostudentsatatownhallonMarch 26. U The event was sparsely attended, with a live stream available stream live a with attended, sparsely was event The assignments, committee Moore’s that added Abercrombie “Our leadership team was incredibly impressed with that visit,” Moore said Abercrombie Neil director relations Government TaylorCripe Congressman Blake Moore at the Utah State Life Sciences Building on March 26. students business to spoke Moore, Blake Rep. trict, dis congressional first the for representative tah’s holds townhallatUSU - communication andspace-related capabilities. ics Lab.” and inclusivity. pro-growth Aspiration, principles: conservative three in rooted I candosomegoodhere.” would expectittobe. on alotduringthecampaign,”hesaid. of Latter-day saints. Christ Jesus of Church the for mission his on going before Moore added the Space Dynamics Lab is the next frontier on frontier next the is Lab Dynamics Space the added Moore “We thinkbiginthis district,” hesaid. ForDynam Space the out “check just to said Moore aspiration, is brand his saying by discussion the up opened then Moore “It’s tough, and with that I’m just more and more convinced that Moore said being a representative is not the glamorous role one reflect to got I something was it and here, up time my loved “I Moore referenced the fact that he attended USU as a freshman, PHOTO BY Joseph Myers Joseph - supported Trump. Trump.” President former to respect with and media the in message, the libs,” thanprovidingcompromiseandbipartisansolutions. the “owning with concerned more currently is Party Republican spiracy theories surrounding the election. They mentioned that the publican Party, especially as it regarded Trump’s influence and con and pre-selectedquestionssubmittedbeforehand. border ofUtah,wegetrewardedforthatwithastrongeconomy.” generation ofUtahns. said, and inclusivity is about communicating the needs of the next Government andPolitics. of Institute the and Business of School Huntsman M. Jon the from vestments cannotbemandated. however,resources; in those surrounding in decisions the said he investments make to determination America’s from come to going congressman’s thoughtsonrenewableenergy. then theAmericandollarhastocontinuehavereservestatus. ty risk. Hesaid, if theUSwants to continue to haveanyinfluence, age canweputonpeople?Chinaownsachunkofourdebt.” and China. Myanmar to relates it as especially violations, rights human over brace thosefrustratedwithTrump. positive things that came from Trump while also being able to em the on outlook an maintain can who someone be will president sults were“justtryingtomakeapoint.” claims thattookplaceandvotedtocertifytheelection. ing-class mentalitythatwasbroughtback.” Party that are very, very positive,” he said. “There’s a bit of a work Moore said he was asked frequently during his campaign if he if campaign his during frequently asked was he said Moore in lost gets accomplish to trying is party our what “Tooof much Moore acknowledgedthisisaconcernthatmanypeoplehave. Re the of state the about concerned were they said person One the of Most little own our “In said. Moore right,” things many so does “Utah he balance, providing and thoughtful being about is Pro-growth The Congressman’s town hall was put together with joint efforts joint with together put was hall town Congressman’s The is technology green and energy renewable to key the said Moore the know to wanted who someone from came question Another Moore explained that our national debt is really a national securi lever of kind “What said. Moore debt,” in trillion $30 “Wehave pressure in role States’ United the about asked attendee Another Going forward, Moore said a successful Republican candidate for re the to objected that Republicancolleagues his that added He election the of many support doesn’t he said Moore However, Republican the for things Trumpclear,did President be me “Let townhall consisted of questions from the audience the from questions of consisted ­­­townhall —[email protected]

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One user, Jennie Orme, thanked Grodkow thanked Orme, Jennie user, One “We’ve had “We’ve some disputes with Woodbury He said Sweetly Divine’s customers react “A lot of people are angry at Woodbury, After Grodkowski posted the news of the Grodkowski said Woodbury will help In an email sent to the Statesman, Wood “They didn’t even give me the option or shop’s closure on Facebook, the post custom from comments of hundreds ceived re ers. ski for bringing a taste of Europe to Cache and mentioned Valley, how the shop had a over the years so they probably are tired of dealing with me,” Grodkowski said. ed with anger and sadness. which I’m not really surprised. I’m upset at them too,” he said. “People really came to know me and loved this difference we of fer.” ask if I’d pay more,” he said. “If this was an honorable company who cared for the ten ants, they’d ask me first. No. There was no such thing. It was just, ‘Get out.’” Sweetly Divine move out, but that’s it. bury Corporation public “There relations are two sides to said, this story, but we don’t find it productive to discuss disputes with tenants publicly.” built next Grodkowski door, said there was no discussion about paying more to stay. - - - - -

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make changes to the look of the sandwich May. May. vaccine.” thatisthis miracle the and year past on this back flect re we as grateful and humble are we else anything than finally ableto open ituptoeveryoneinUtah. morbidities, ormultipleunderlying conditions. co underlying with those and 65 of age the over those includes population vulnerable The most. it need who more successful, than any other state in vaccinating those on themostvulnerablefirst. else,” hesaid. anyone of line, the in walking of, ahead getting weren’t hand. before opportunity every declined had but vaccine the get to opportunities multiple had had lady first the and cases. overall decreaseinCOVID-19 the and updates vaccine about talk to briefing the tended NEWS CONTENT MANAGER By Vaccinesupdate: COVID Weekly now fully availableforanyone16andolder Page 4 - The Utah Statesman March 29, 2021 D “We are excited, we are overjoyed, we are relieved. More were they when day special a was it said governor The or successful, as been has Utah said, Cox result, a As focus to made was decision the Utah, in that, added He we sure make and way right the it do to wanted “We he that mentioned Cox meeting, the of beginning Atthe Gov.Lt. Dr.and Henderson Deidre at also Dunn Angela TaylorCripe ceived thePfizervaccineoncamera. Gov. Utah Spencer Cox and Utah’s first lady, Abby Cox, re conference, press weekly a uring - - - - - of the details are still being worked out, FEMA is expected many While COVID. to ones loved lost who members ily toll in Utah, as funeral assistance is now available for fam death the about everyone remind to governor the asked completely avoidable.” ing forward. expect to told mov and week next the over thousands” and “thousands was he said He Johnson. and Johnson from particularly coming, vaccines more are there know whatever itis.” take will we location, that at give they ““Whatever said. cy hasn’tbeenahugeprobleminUtah. to know it was safe to get it. However, he believes hesitan everyone wanted and hesitancy some was there knew He vaccine. Johnson and Johnson the get to wanted had he down. “ come to continue numbers case our as results practical the see we “Now said. he safe,” are they ensuring time, record in these get to clock the around worked people this work. science behind the vaccine knew how hard it was to make FEMA, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, had is now right “Asurge saying people, cautioned also He team his let has administration Biden the said also Cox “The best vaccine for you is the one that is available,” he vaccine, Pfizer the receiving was he although said, Cox many so and perfectly just up line to had “Everything the study to chance a had who anyone that added He GRAPHIC BY Regan Johnson

- - - continuing todecrease. now at 7.6 positivity; it was 8.4 last week. ICU utilization is person over person with decreasing, also is positivity cent Perweek. last 489 from down is which 419, now is cases new of average rolling seven-day the Dunn, to According week. ministrative leave for state employees to get vaccinated this with 57%fullyvaccinated. 80% of those 65 and older have received at least one dose, “That’s anincreaseof152,952dosesoverlastweek.” said. she shots,” second and first That’s vaccine. the of es to launchtheprogramnextmonth. nation, including: receiving theirvaccineshotsandcards. before July1. the trajectory, they anticipate most health restrictions gone forward totheendofthisbusiness.” “Youpossible. as vaccinated pushing are we reason the are als who have dedicated their time to make sure as many get was heldatis“sowell-organized,well-runandefficient.“

un akd bu te tay erae n ae counts. case in decrease steady the about talked Dunn ad of hours two to up authorized has Cox said also She “This istheclearestpathbacktonormalcy,” shesaid. said Henderson population, vulnerable most the for As “As of this morning, we have administered 1,232,991 dos Henderson addressedthevaccinerateinUtah. *All locationsrequireappointment. Macey’s Pharmacy Lee’s MarketplacePharmacy Walmart Pharmacy Sam’s ClubPharmacy Walgreens Pharmacy Smith’s Pharmacy Bear RiverHealthDepartment vacci for available locations multiple has County Cache lady first and governor the with ended briefing press The given said, and restrictions lifting about asked was Cox profession health public to thanks special a added Dunn “Everyone isfilledwithhopeandjoy,” shesaid. briefing the site vaccination County Utah the said Dunn —[email protected] @cripe_taylor - - - - - Page 5 - The Utah Statesman, March 29, 2021 Aggie Radio GRAPHIC COURTESY OF GRAPHIC COURTESY @sageksouza —[email protected] fancams. fancams. Sage Souza is a junior studying Sage Souza is a junior studying free time, she enjoys long walks on free time, she enjoys long walks on political science and Spanish. In her political science and Spanish. In her on Spotify, and retweeting Karl Marx Marx and retweeting Karl on Spotify, the beach, making too many playlists the beach, making too many playlists - interested in throwing your hat in the ring to perform in the series, send a short clip of yourself to kbluevents@ aggie.usu.edu or you can message @m1randa5 on Ins tagram. mostly by word of mouth, but they are in the market for the of members and local preferably — participants more If you or somebody you know are university community. ------

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There is not a set or published schedule of performers

Aggie Radio is providing Utah State students with an

In addition, the National Alliance on Mental Illness said, said, Illness Mental on Alliance National the addition, In

The president of the International Association for Music Music for Association International the of president The

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artists. So far, Aggie artists. Radio So has far, found willing performers

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citing and engaging community culture.

local artists, ex USU’s Student Media is fostering a new,

ity via exposure to live music. In addition to supporting

opportunity to decompress and increase their productiv

moods and “slowly shift to a more positive or calm state.” calm or positive more a to shift “slowly and moods

sivity.” sivity.” Furthermore, music can be utilized to alter our

cortex of our brain, which calms us and reduces impul

rhythmic and repetitive aspects, music engages the neo

“Music can be utilized to regulate mood. Because of its

well-being, depression and anxiety.”

performances — had a small positive impact on mental

ground, by focused listening to recordings or at musical

which reports “listening to music — whether in the back the in whether — music to “listening reports which

from a 2020 survey of over 3,000 American adults,

Furthermore, the GCBH study also includes the results

proving mood, decreasing anxiety, and managing stress.” stress.” managing and anxiety, decreasing mood, proving

positive effect on “emotional well-being, including im

new research that indicates music can have a significant

tening to a piece of music can have.” The report outlines report outlines tening to a piece of music can have.” The

mechanisms that explain the powerful impact that lis

the Global Council on Brain Health, “There are so many

College of Music, said Suzanne in Hanser, a report with

& Medicine and professor of music therapy at Berklee

to face!). to face!).

stick around might even be able to talk to the talent face face talent the to talk to able be even might around stick

enjoy for as long as they can (and the lucky few who can can who few lucky the (and can they as long as for enjoy

— on the TSC patio. Viewers are welcome to come and

in the Student Taggart Center or — weather permitting

enjoy in a socially-distanced capacity either in The Hub

the end of the semester, live music will be available to

dio Mini Concert Series.

recently been sharing their talents via the new Aggie Ra Aggie new the via talents their sharing been recently

only one in a long line of local student artists that have

by the recent gloomy change in And weather. Pollard is

perfect antidote to the collective grumpiness brought on

tion of acoustic coffee-house favorites seems to be the

Only accompanied by his Pollard’s tasteful guitar, selec

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PHOTOS BY Lizzy Driggs - - Disney’s ‘RayaandtheLastDragon’ Page 7 - The Utah Statesman, March 29, 2021 — Camino — Allen Stone Brown Eyed Lover Lover Eyed Brown Xanny — Billie Eilish Xanny 1985 — Hotel Apache 1985 — Hotel Purple Teeth — LANY Purple Teeth Something to Hold On to On to Hold to Something rip f you would’ve fitzgerald scott light song green loved lorde’s Baggage — Highline Drifters — Highline Baggage @onlineryn - Disney Animated Disney Animated Studios sorry for being distant, i haven’t sorry for being distant, lately so store been to the thrift i’m feeling off @rachelwilbury —[email protected] OFFICIAL MOVIE IMAGE VIA VIA IMAGE MOVIE OFFICIAL

Overall, I would rate “Raya and the Last Dragon” as a 6 The best movies you watch are the best because they “Raya and the Last Dragon” was semi-disappointing for me. The movie had the potential for so much emotional power and has so much relevance. As far as depth and thematic emotional resonance, Disney was unsuccessful. the animation was However, vibrant and captivating and the casting could not have been better. Awkwafina and were excellent in Marie Kelly their Tran roles as Sisu and Raya. out of 10. While Raya is empowering, adventure packed and exquisitely animated, it’s also lacking in pivotal mo ments and a powerhouse theme. hard to create a strong character who is also vulnerable and emotional because of the way we’ve been taught to view emotion. But in this case, I think Disney just got too She gets betrayed and isolates cliche on Raya’s character. herself and obsesses over fixing her one mistake … it’s a familiar. very familiar narrative. Too touch you with brief moments of humanity on screen — time. the of half movies Disney in only are moments those Sometimes, for the sake of their target audience, Disney sacrifices realism for cheap humorfrom gut-punch moments more mature audiences whichcrave. can distract Raya just happens to be one of those Disney movies that just missed the emotional, gut-punch mark. Raya, but I think Disney missed the mark. be it’s To fair, - - - -

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One of the best parts about “Raya and the Last Dragon”

Raya’s character is a vulnerable fighter, who struggles to struggles who fighter, vulnerable a is character Raya’s

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that would move audiences to be more sympathetic for

There was a great opportunity to create emotional depth

trusting person was not one that I found to be successful.

diverse in contrast to anything Disney has done before.

were vibrant, and the characters were each so unique and unique so each were characters the and vibrant, were

attention to detail in this movie was insane. The colors

Disney artists the chance to be really creative. The art and art The creative. really be to chance the artists Disney

movie in a Southeast Asia-inspired setting, which gave

was the animation. Disney has never done an animated

betrayal plays a big part in Raya’s world and her story. and her story. betrayal plays a big part in Raya’s world

unite regardless of differences. The struggle to trust after

the leaders of the world need to drop their weapons and

ing division requires surrender and kindness. He tells her

division and anger, division Raya’s and father anger, teaches Raya that heal

practice everything her father teaches. In a world torn by

of woman, thereby empowering girls to be themselves. of woman, thereby empowering girls to

you will find that she represents a more accurateversion

contrast Raya to some of the classic Disney princesses,

are the focus of “Raya,” and I am not mad about it. If you If it. about mad not am I and “Raya,” of focus the are of the movie, the only male lead is Raya’s dad. Women COVID-19. COVID-19. of spread the mitigate to effort an in all arenas, capacity ca of Indianapolis, IN, and its surrounding areas in reduced been, and will continue to be, played in the basketball mec a uniquedoseofbasketballmania. cumstances and come together with everyone experiencing cir of peculiar most the under Madness March experience Page 8 - TheSTAFFSPORTS WRITER By Utah StatesmanAn NCAATournament experienceunlikeanyother MarchIndiana traveldiary 29, 2021 E The entire men’s 2021 NCAA basketball tournament has has tournament basketball NCAA 2021 men’s entire The to opportunity the had they exit, quick the despite But Jacob Nielson Jacob ment game on March 19. ment gameonMarch19. ball team in the second half of its first round tourna verything fell apart for the Utah State men’s basket - - - - elle Cockett and athletic director John Hartwell, and family tickets went to USU administrators, including president No of allotment 250 Aggies the and afternoon, that game the good jobofitbutwedidn’tgettheoutcomewanted.” pretty a did we like feel I us. around everything from learn and try to wanted just “We Queta. Neemias center junior said us,” for experience great a just it’s so here play to get ana UniversityinBloomington. — at one of its most historic venues. Assembly Hall at Indi watch to supporters of contingent small its for and — ball and a chance to play on one of Indianapolis, the biggest stages of basket downtown in “bubble” a in staying of ence Assembly Hall allowed just 500 fans into the arena for for arena the into fans 500 just allowed Hall Assembly couple a only NCAA the in are that teams the all of “Out experi authentic an with team Aggie the provided This - - - - hard to get here and so we’re just really grateful they found so worked have guys the all that know a I but note on personal Justin seen we’ve know you because it do to way a great to be here,” she said. “I’m just grateful that they found Justin Bean,wasn’ttakinganythingforgranted. tournament, so Shauna Bean, the mother of junior forward West Mountain the Vegasfor Las in prior week the center members ofthestudent-athletesandcoaches. court, Christian Watford’s buzzer beater to beat Kentucky,beat to beater buzzer Watford’s Christian court, the across chair a tossing Knight Bobby coach head former legendary including — moments historic several to home a waytomakeithappen.” “It’s amazing. It was so disappointing to miss Vegasmiss to it’s disappointing so so was It amazing. “It’s Mack and Thomas the into permitted weren’t Families Assembly hall, the steep double-decker sidelined arena, is is arena, sidelined double-decker steep the hall, Assembly

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Jacob Nielson see so many other players and coaches,” said Gordon Bean. Gordon Bean. said coaches,” and players other many so see to able been have team the of rest the and (Bean) Justin ers. the bubble an opportunity for the Aggies to meet other play made hotel own their in teams dozen a over having masks, affiliate —togetsomeair. Triple-A Indians Cleveland the of home — field Victory to place to work out and had the chance to go across the street a area, dining team a had They bit. a around roam to able were Aggies the hours, 24 first the for Marriott JW the at all 68 teams that Monday. After quarantining in their rooms to home became Indianapolis downtown in center vention they enteredtheone-of-a-kind NCAA tournamentbubble. hopped on a plane and went straight to Indianapolis, where time, andwaitedinangst. Sunday. the laundry,selection pass did on to Players trying bid tournament at-large an for called names their Vegas,expecting hear to Las in Point atSouth stayed they final, hotel room,waitingtoplay. Indianapolis an in week whole the spent team higher,the any been have couldn’t presumably court the on out step ly his first shot at the big dance. But the anticipation to actual for nine cloud on was grandson his Sr.Worstersaid Bean. father, Gordon his to according ago years two Washington was “less nervous” than the Aggies first-round game against title game. the to way the all it made Tournamentappearance, NCAA previous their Redin seeded who, six Raiders, the covering reporters two just be the USU to of appeared five There openings. media all out filling — arena the in me News joined Deseret the of Hunter Jeff and Herald-Journal the of Harrison Shawn KSL, Walkerof Sean and Harper Mitch to provideadifferent,almostgreater, senseofdrama. were available for sale, and the neutral court crowd seemed Concessions attendance. in those for normalcy toward step wish we had a bunch of fans here but it’s just the way it is.” on tv, so it’s kind of surreal to be here in person,” he said. “I Indiana’s when life whole my for tv on game this watched was alsoimpressedbythescenery. Worster,Rollie guard freshman of grandfather Sr.,the ster saying?” I’m what know you basketball, it’s Indiana, in but ketball, bas just it’s state other any “In native. IN Evansville, the said exciting,” just it’s floor this on coach him watch to so of USUassistantcoachDavidRagland. national championshipsin1976. and season 32-0 Hoosiers the of much for setting the and

“One of the cool things about everybody being here is is here being everybody about things cool the of “One wearing and distanced socially was everyone Although “We triedtoenjoyit,”Quetasaid. A roughly three-block conglomeration of hotels and a con they selected, been had they that news the got they When West Mountain the in State Diego San to lost USU After play. Bean to prepared were players the accounts, all By For the Aggies, the local media was represented quite well. a was it public, the to available not were tickets Although I’ve so and built Knight Bobby that house the it call “They Nebraska native and 25-year Montana resident Rollie Wor and here, play to wanted always we kid a as up “Growing It’s a special place, according to Andre Thomas, the cousin - - - - - Page 9 - The Utah Statesman, March 29, 2021 - - - Jacob Nielson Nielson Jacob Jacob PHOTO BY BY BY PHOTO PHOTO @jacobnielson12 —[email protected] For the For Aggies, this magic Following ended pretty rapidly. But it won’t take away from what they experienced. Just one year after everything fell apart, the student-ath Obviously, not Obviously, every fan got their wish. Craig Smith said But for everyone there, the Aggie players and and family, ana a magical place to be. the game, they received a police escort back to their hotel, hopped on a plane and landed in Utah before midnight. letes and everyone involved with the 2021 NCAA tourna ment will remember the year everybody came together in Indiana. Grand Canyon, BYU, UCLA, Purdue, Texas State. Tech, Cleveland Virginia and Houston Chicago, Loyola Illinois, Tech, Despite the differences from each person I spoke with, all these basketball lovers wanted the same thing: For team to win. their it best in the post-game press conference the at after disappointed not that’s his team one team’sonly “There’s defeat: and that’s the national champion.” end of the year, thathope a anticipation, of sense this with, spoke I fans the Indi of state” “flyover the made occur, could madness some ------

Despite it all, aside from being a proudly married man of he said. never won it all. Maybe this is the year,” “We’ve Beyond those two interactions, I rubbed shoulders with “We have to win,” one girl said. “If we don’t, we fly back to back fly we don’t, we “If said. girl one win,” to have “We Speedway Motor Indianapolis the of gates the outside Just Considering that there were 68 I spoke with a group of cheerleaders from Grand Can One interaction of note was Queta Outside the confines of the play Florida State in the 2015 Peach Bowl. Florida State in the 2015 Peach winto Houston for — dream ultimate one had he years, 40 the national championship. fans from Gonzaga, Missouri, Creighton, UCSB, Iowa, ing, the group was hopeful of their school’s chances, despite chances, school’s their of hopeful was group the ing, having to face No. 2 seeded Iowa and likely player of the year Luka Garza. Arizona tonight.” Saturday morning, my buddy and I met an “H-Town” older man in that back said He Houston. seeded 2 No. of fan a was his nickname was “Donald the Crazy Coog” and he’d been present for every big sports moment in the school’s histo from three straight ry, final four appearances from 1982 to Slama Phi Olajuwon’s Hakeem and Drexler Clyde with 1984 Jama squad, to the seeing the Houston football team beat teams all gathered in the same spot, same the in gathered all teams it was a rather small group of fans that followed. But being in one city full of people that all made carried — basketball — interest same the for a memorable and intimate set ting. yon University on mid-day Saturday that were thrilled to be a part of the first NCAA tournament appearance in the morn same that Phoenix from in flying Just history. school’s walking to games, taking in photos front of the giant bracket, checking out the Circle Centre Mall. and Lucas Oil Stadium and Bankers Life Fieldhouse are both located down town, and held 22 percent capaci ty (6,900) and 19 percent capacity (3,800) respectively. This tickets to the downtown were avail meant able to the general public, and peo ple took advantage, creating a fun scene around the city on Friday and Saturday. of having that whereas in the past you’re kind of on your then you own get to the and arena and you do your thing. So it’s been a unique experience but they’ll never forget that’s for sure.” getting to meet fellow Portuguese native Hugo Ferreira of Cleveland State. er bubble, there was a contingen cy of fans bustling around the city, “They’ve “They’ve been running into a of lot players and coaches and kind - - - - -

“One of the cool things about everybody being here is

Although everyone was socially distanced and wearing

“We tried to enjoy it,” Queta said. “We

A roughly three-block conglomeration of hotels and a con a and hotels of conglomeration three-block roughly A

When they got the news that they had been selected, they

After After USU lost to San Diego State in the Mountain West

By all accounts, the players were prepared to Bean play.

For the Aggies, the local media was represented quite well. quite represented was media local the Aggies, the For

Although tickets were not available to the public, it was a

“They call it the house that Bobby Knight built and so I’ve

Nebraska native and 25-year Montana resident Rollie Wor Rollie resident Montana 25-year and native Nebraska

“Growing “Growing up as a kid we always wanted to play here, and

It’s a special place, according to Andre Thomas, the cousin the Thomas, Andre to according place, special a It’s

see so many other players and coaches,” said Gordon Bean.

Justin (Bean) and the rest of the team have been able to

ers.

the bubble an opportunity for the Aggies to meet other play other meet to Aggies the for opportunity an bubble the

masks, having over a dozen teams in their own hotel made

affiliate — to get some air. affiliate — to get some air.

to Victory field — home of the Cleveland IndiansTriple-A

place to work out and had the chance to go across the street the across go to chance the had and out work to place

able to roam around a bit. They had a team dining area, a

at the JW Marriott for the first 24 hours, the Aggies were

all 68 teams that Monday. After quarantining in their rooms their in quarantining After Monday. that teams 68 all

vention center in downtown Indianapolis became home to

they entered the one-of-a-kind NCAA tournament bubble. NCAA they entered the one-of-a-kind

hopped on a plane and went straight to Indianapolis, where Indianapolis, to straight went and plane a on hopped

time, and waited in angst.

on selection Sunday. Players did laundry, trying Players to on did pass selection laundry, the Sunday.

to hear their names called for an at-large tournament bid

final, they stayed at South Pointin Las Vegas, expecting

hotel room, waiting to play. hotel room, waiting to play.

higher, the higher, team spent the whole week in an Indianapolis

ly step out on the court presumably couldn’t have been any

his first shot at the big dance. But the anticipation to actual to anticipation the But dance. big the at shot first his

Bean. Worster Sr. Bean. said Worster Sr. his grandson was on cloud nine for

Washington Washington two years ago according to his Gordon father,

was “less nervous” than the Aggies first-round game against game first-round Aggies the than nervous” “less was

title game.

NCAA Tournament NCAA appearance, Tournament made it all the way to the

covering the six Raiders, who, seeded in Red their previous

media openings. There appeared to be just two reporters

joined me in the arena — filling out all five of the USU

the Herald-Journal and Jeff Hunter of the Deseret News

Mitch Harper and Sean of Walker KSL, Shawn Harrison of

to provide a different, almost greater, sense of drama. almost greater, to provide a different,

were available for sale, and the neutral court crowd seemed crowd court neutral the and sale, for available were

step toward normalcy for those in attendance. Concessions

wish we had a bunch of fans here but it’s just the way it is.”it way the just it’s but here fans of bunch a had we wish

on tv, so it’s kind of surreal to be here in person,” he said. “Isaid. he person,” in here be to surreal of kind it’s so tv, on

watched this game on tv for my whole life when Indiana’s

was also impressed by the scenery. the scenery. was also impressed by

ster Sr., ster the Sr., grandfather of freshman guard Rollie Worster,

saying?”

ketball, but in Indiana, it’s basketball, you know what I’m

the Evansville, IN native. “In any other state it’s just bas

so to watch him coach on this floor it’s just exciting,”said

of USU assistant coach David Ragland. coach David assistant of USU

national championships in 1976. championships national and and the setting for much of the Hoosiers 32-0 season and season-long dominance on the vault and particularly the the particularly and vault the on dominance season-long scoring championship, their continued Aggies the night, the Throughout 196.250. conference a for score best-ever tough battle. Rising to a the occasion, the Aggies posted their be to promised meet this championship, the for peting Southern UtahThunderbirds. 20 No. and Cougars BYU 12 No. Broncos, State Boise 19 No. members, MRGC as well as Aggies, State Utah 21 No. teams: ranked nationally four included and Spectrum the in held was UT.event Logan, The in University State Utah of campus the by hosted was which meet Championship Conference Gymnastics Rim Mountain the at third in came Aggies Ultimately,the meets. three last their of each over event every on higher or 49 scoring season regular their Regionals. NCAA the of part Regional,a City Lake Salt the to selected gies entered Monday ranked No. 22 in the nation and were STAFFSPORTS WRITER By Page 10 - The Utah Statesman USU gymnasticstoNCAAregionals March 29,MRGC thirdplacefinishadvances 2021 T With four of the nation’s premiere gymnastics teams com teams gymnastics premiere nation’s Withthe of four finishing roll, a on meet Friday’s into came Aggies The Parker Ballantyne in a dual-meet to close out the season, the 3-12 Ag Friday Utah 5 No. to short just Afterfalling nastics. gym State Utah for continues nationals to road he

- - - the end of the first rotation, thanks to an outstanding floor floor outstanding an to thanks rotation, first the of end the for theninthmeetinarowonbeam. higher or 49 scoring record school a setting and vault the on row a in meet fifth the for higher or 49 scoring beam, 49 in any event. first time in four meets that the Aggies posted a score under the marked score 48.9 the missed, narrowly they Although rotation. third the of end the at place third to slid Aggies the 48.9, of score team a With bars. the was event scoring lowest State’s Utah 9.85, of score a with place fifth in ing was Meyer named theMRGCVault SpecialistoftheYear. Mikaela USU’s meet, the after as recognized un go not did vault the on dominance State’s Utah place. second to fell they as Aggies the for lead the maintain to enough quite wasn’t vault the on performance point 49.05 The points. 49 broke again, yet Aggies, the where vault the into carried momentum the each, 9.8 with WellsRebecca and Meyer,Rojas Mikaela Grace as Varnadore,well gan as tied herpersonalbest. Toomey, which Ariel from coming 9.85 as well as Harde, De Autumn from 9.875 place fourth a by fueled was score performance, the Aggies led the meet with 49.2 points. This The Aggies got off to a great start to take an early lead. At Despite Grace Rojas matching her career high and com and high career her matching Rojas Grace Despite VarnadoreLeighton by Led Lo sister twin her 9.825, with

- - - - BYU coming in first with a score of 196.925. in third 196.250 Boise State coming in second 196.726 and coming Aggies State Utah The 196.225. score team a with for No.21nationally onthebeam. tied and conference the in 1 No. ranked season the pleted Year.the com of also Specialist DeHarde Beam MRGC the with awarded was she meet, the floor. After and beam in, competed she events three the of two in so did She Harde. De senior the to belonging performances both with 9.875 night the 9.85 onthebeam. of high her with ended and bars the on 9.65 a floor,the on 9.75 a with ed then vault, the on 9.825 scored entire championship, achieved a score of 39.075. She start the spotforhighestscoringteamonbeamAggies. secure to enough was it lead, the take to enough quite wasn’t Althoughapiece. 9.85 the49.1 with Wells,teameach score and Varnadore Leighton Dittmar, Taylor by followed was She 9.725. of team-high a scoring event the in second in had another great performance on the beam. DeHarde came State Utah lead. the regain to could they everything doing event fourth the into went Aggies the rotation, third the in The Championship meet ended with SUU coming in fourth at tie two-way a was score highest the Aggies, the For the of all-arounder sole the Varnadore, Leighton Senior score low uncharacteristically an from recover to Looking

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read at you are wh you UtahStatesman Page 12 - The Utah Statesman March 29, 2021 OPINION appear infutureprojects. to begin surely will storylines and heroes magic-based and tastical Creepier, characters. fan and more team-ups develop films, future of ment and events the up setting while shows, MCU future for high bar the setting place, darker a MCU the make to works name, life withinasimplerandhappierversionoftheirfuture. Vision,Paulby played Bettany, televised white, and black their live and Olsen, Elizabeth by portrayed Wanda, “Avengers:Endgame.” change theMCUforever “WandaVision” will O ad, o dnig e ioi Salt ic tte dsg and design title, Witch Scarlet iconic her donning now Wanda, Editor’s note:Spoilersahead! ries about Wanda Maximoff and Vision after the events of events the after Vision and WandaMaximoff about ries se sitcom-y the “WandaVision,” of release the with tent n Jan. 15, we were introduced to a new era of Marvel con - - - - even withhermenacingpowers. themes of grief, family, and sacrifice that work to humanize Wanda, vel’s well-formulatedaction-comedy routine, dark undertones, and Mar with filled is series the whole, a As anti-hero. true or villain more intenseastheentirefranchisematuresandgrows. become only will Things children. shoot to try agents government die after experiencing excessive psychological torture. Then we see for a Marvel show. In another scene, innocent people are begging to other witches until they’re shriveled mummies. That’s pretty creepy As Wanda has become more powerful, she could even become a become even could she powerful, more become has Wanda As In one scene, we see Agatha Harkness sucking the life force out of Paul Bettany andElizabethOlsenin“Don’t Touch That Dial”(2021)( IMDB ) - Page 13 - The Utah Statesman, March 29, 2021 - - - - ) IMDB [email protected] Wanda could make appearances in future MCU movies and shows and movies MCU future in appearances make could Wanda Future projects will hopefully learn from the success of WandaVi bach a opinion columnist studying for freshman a is Cowdell Megan Paul Bettany in “Previously On” (2021) ( in “Previously Bettany Paul and “Ms. Marvel.” These shows feature legacy characters and al ternative stories and adventures that will all have been affected by “Endgame.” Most of the newer series have large shoes to fill and higher expectations to meet as they follow The up “WandaVision.” show may have been a journey more focused on by unnoticed personal go growth not will accumulated she power the but Wanda, for the world and its heroes. before Strange her film,major asrole wellin asthe White new Dr. the to return to presumed are Vision White and children Her Vision. screen, but only time will tell. sion and try to copy the mature elements and brilliant writing that use human emotion to drive the plot. The series is well worth the watch, and one of the best pieces of Marvel content to date, teach ing us lessons about the characters we love, and the development of free will and emotions within ourselves. elor’s in Communications. She loves music, reading and wants to write books for a living. - - - - - ) IMDB With With the show’s success, a lot of pressure is on the future Dis Wiccan/Billy is a gay character in the comics, so his future appear future his so comics, the in character gay a is Wiccan/Billy Wanda’s Wanda’s children Billy and or Tommy, Wiccan and Speed, are We know We that will Wanda join the cast of the upcoming film “Dr. second Strange’s Dr. states, it IGN, by review video a to According Fans Fans and critics adored the series, giving it an 8.2 on IMDB and In an article for NPR, Linda Holmes writes, “It’s unlikely that this ney+ original Marvel shows, such as the upcoming “Falcon and the and “Falcon upcoming the as such shows, Marvel original ney+ Winter Soldier” and “Loki,” as well as “Hawkeye,” “What If…?,” possibly set up the new group of heroes, carrying the mantle of the of mantle the carrying heroes, of group new the up set possibly original Avengers. ances are especially important for the setup of LGBTQ characters in the MCU. This is a big push for representation on Marvel’s part, eventually and teenager a is Billy until anything see not may we but Hulkling. paired up with his comic-book partner, Elizabeth Olsen in “Previously On” (2021) ( Elizabeth Olsen in “Previously film will feature horrific elements, inspired It themes can only from “WandaVision.” be inferred onlythat the series by the frightful others. as well as film, upcoming this of nature dark the inspire will some of the key members of the Young Avengers team, and may in the MCU? Strange in the Multiverse of Madness,” so the effects of the series the film. will likely play into the magical aspect of abeth Olsen’s indelible central performance.” Jen for Chaney, The Vulture, wrote about how various pieces of the series fit together writing, “That clever in premise perfectly, sev puts “WandaVision” a eral superhero categories story at once: a comedy and a mystery, and a period-piece spoof.” with have series the will effect what But Tomatoes. Rotten on 91% show, with this focus, could ever have been successful without Eliz without successful been have ever could focus, this with show, Page 14 - The Utah Statesman March 29, 2021 this spring Why youshouldgetoutside a week in green spaces were “substantially more likely physical andemotionalwell-being. ing outdoors in green spaces has remarkable effects on from class outside. Zoom into tuning classmates see to mon com more and more becoming It’s weather. warmer social distancing. indoor from reprieve much-needed a offering lifting, is gloom winter the meantime, the in And pandemic. the of months last the promising vaccine, COVID-19 end ofthesemesterisalmostwithinsight. the break, spring of loss the mourn we as Even USU. look forwardtoinanothersurvey. to things as cited all were flowers blooming and days, longer Warmertemperatures, 27%. at fall, runner-up, the with season, favorite their as spring listed dents weather. M A UK study found that those who spent just two hours be that shows research — track right the on They’re the embrace to eager already are students Many the for availability wider brings too, spring, This at especially season, the about love to lot a There’s respon American of 36% poll, Gallup 2005 a In itn ad e rw vr lsr o warmer to closer ever draw we and lifting relief of of sigh signs showing starts winter as month this a breathing are people any - - - to natural spaces, but USU is located perfectly to give to perfectly located is USU but spaces, natural to access have don’t people Many effective. more far is thing real the though beneficial, be can nature of ages im Even span. attention flexibility,ory, and cognitive mem improve and cooperation, more promote lation, iso and loneliness off hold can nature that reported to reportgoodhealthandpsychologicalwell-being.” but it’salsoimportant totaketimeexplore. buildings, campus and apartments of comforts the to used grow to easy It’s indoors. time of lot a spend ple easily-accessible localplacesto getoutintonature. the of few a just are These town. from drive ty-minute twen a about only are Caves river,Hobbit a the cross the of mountains and pond and hikes views through the woods. beautiful with Dam, Second is that beyond little a Just months. warmer in kayaking and picnics Canyon. Logan of nature the exploring start to further little a parks within fairly easy range, and you only have to go students plentyofoptionsforgettingoutside. People are wired to be outdoors, to breathe fresh air fresh breathe to outdoors, be to wired Peopleare year,peo past the in society,particularly modern In and incline steep brief, a navigate to able you’re If First Dam draws bikers, hikers, and fishers, along with and lawns offer Logan of city the and campus Both Association Psychological American the addition, In - - - - - and baking. ative writing and enjoys reading, listening to podcasts, college. 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