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URMC V119no66 20101111.Pdf (11.96Mb) arnr ollg o aural sours oss annual ar a | ag AGE AGE oo a roluon ollall rarng or a oug roa r Local record label sells music in a hipper form Looking to hold against the e Meico Lobos THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN Fort Collins, Colorado Volume 119 | No. 66 ursday, November 11, 2010 COLLEGIAN www.collegian.com THE STUDENT VOICE OF COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY SINCE 1891 the tale of a csu KEEPIN’ THE WESTWILD etera 9/11 inspired CSU student to join Marines By Allison sylte The Rocky Mountain Collegian Paul Hodge said that Fallu- jah, Iraq smelled like diesel fuel and death. Driving down the road, it was dusty and hot, the ground less like sand and more like a fine powder. The sounds of gunfire and explosions rang in the distance, interspersed with the sound of prayers echoing from the countless mosques lining the side of the road. “The days were similar, but they were never quite the same,” Hodge said. Hodge is a 30-year-old so- cial work major at CSU and a former U.S. Marine whose story serves as a tribute to Vet- eran’s Day, a time dedicated to the men and women in the armed forces. He grew up in Perry Hall, Md. and enlisted in the Marines after graduating from a college in North Carolina in 2002. He was inspired by the events of Sept. 11, 2001, saying he felt duty-bound to participate in the war he knew was coming. “Every serviceman who joined the armed forces after 9/11 did so knowing that they were going to war,” Hodge said. “To me, this is one of the most profound statements of our generation of veterans. We weren’t drafted. We simply wanted to be there to fight for our country.” Michael Shaner, a longtime friend of Hodge’s and the best man at his wedding, was one of Hodge’s many friends and fam- ily members concerned about him going overseas. See veteRAn on pae photos By chAse BAkeR CLL TO P : a rie e o rit h rse han l er, ea s the h rse ar u n the arkin o t a l o w in e p l e t et it e o re the s eech We nes a ni ht B O TTO M E F T: Tw o h rse sc l p t res create y w a ne ran o r , ere n is l a We nes a ni ht ran o r c nstr cts these aster p ieces y c ttin an e d in t g ether ieces f stee . O TTO M I G H T: in er athrens s eaks t the a d ience a o u t her e p erience ith ������������������������������ednesday evening in the Behavioral Sciences Building. Kathrens won an Emmy with her filmmaking talents. orse preseration athrens priority out about their elusive nature. ing a young white colt in the herd she named Speaker promotes awareness “All we saw were butts and dust,” Kath- Cloud, a horse she has followed and docu- By eRin udell rens said. mented over the past 16 years. The Rocky Mountain Collegian It was at the base of a red butte at dawn, “They really opened their world to me in while the sun peeked through the Pryor time,” Kathrens said. “I never thought that I In 1994, Emmy-award winning filmmak- Mountains, that she first saw him — a strong was going to do a film about one wild horse, er Ginger Kathrens embarked on a scouting black stallion she named Raven. but that’s what started to happen.” sAM noBlett CLL trip with her sister to northern Wyoming, “He ran away, but it was certainly a mys- About 135 CSU students, Fort Collins where she researched wild horse behavior tical experience,” Kathrens said. “In that mo- residents and members of the agricultural Paul Hodge, a veteran of the for a documentary project. ment, something happened to me. I fell in community packed into a small lecture hall U.S. Marines, is currently a so- love with that horse.” yesterday evening to hear Kathrens tell her cial work major at CSU. Hodge, With limited horse experience, Kathrens o ri ina l y r m ar l an , re u - expected to see the wild creatures grazing in She ended up finding Raven and his fam- larly volunteers with CSU’s fields all day long, but was surprised to find ily, eventually gaining their trust and meet- See hoRse on pae Veterans Program Office. editoR’s note Ludacris ‘Tickets Sold Out’ Due to scheduling conflicts, By MAtt MilleR tickets for Luda’s Nov. 18 con- given out on Saturday alone the Collegian regrets to inform The Rocky Mountain Collegian cert were given out. and that there were no more readers that there will be no ad- As of 11 a.m. Wednesday first-level tickets available an Aiming originally to sell out morning there were more than hour after the box office opened dition to the “Behind the Badge” tickets to the upcoming Ludac- 400 tickets still available. that day. series in today’s issue. Readers ris concert by Friday, the Asso- “We were really pleased “We were more surprised can pick up the paper Dec. 2 to ciation for Student Activity Pro- that it sold out in five days,” with how well we did on Sat- read about CSU Police Depart- gramming gave away its 7,600 said ASAP Concert Coordinator urday,” Martinez said. “I think ment officers and their lives out- tickets two days earlier. Loren Martinez. that’s why we sold out so early.” ASAP announced on its Martinez attributed the or- Entertainment Editor Matt side of the station. Facebook page Wednesday at ganization’s selling success to Miller can be reached at verve@ 5:30 p.m. that all free student the fact that 4,200 tickets were collegian.com. Thursday, November 11, 2010 | The Rocky Mountain Collegian c V eterans a e e rati n 7 3 a.m. Lory Student Center ALV S Offi ce, Rm 195, LSC Theatre sno shoers S ec n enin o c cca 22 V accine l inic 10 a.m. Student Rec Center U nite ati ns eca e f o r eserts 10 a.m. Lory Student Center, Stickley Cherokee ark Ballroom Loco Local S o l es o r o u l s 11 a.m. Lory Student Center, Flea Signs of Life Market c S p rin re istrati n e g ins o r resh en H ea th o l i a ea s sunny Noon The K endall Anderson Nutrition Center, Gifford, 2 Rm 114 F a l ance o ncert 8 p.m. University Dance Theatre, University Center for the Arts bby Three h rt l a s Righteous Reggae Three h rt h cks 8 p.m. Studio Theatre, University ar rums and lack oles Center for the Arts c V eterans a K 8 a.m. The val lurries F o o t a l s Y U S eni r a 2 Noon Free tickets still available for the home finale. 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