THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN Rocky Mountain Showdown football preview page 9 Make the most of your time in Denver this weekend page 7 What not to forget for the Showdown theweekender page 18 Friday, August 29, 2014 ROCKY MOUNTAIN SHALOM Rabbis from rival universities promote peace for this weekend’s game| page 3 2 Friday, August 29, 2014 | The Rocky Mountain Collegian IN BRIEF THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN Update on Assault of those sizes, they’d be larger than any er of Steven J. Sotloff, who is being for the Office of the Director of Na- of their predecessors, and on par held by the militant group Islamic tional Intelligence, is a former de- COLLEGIAN Keith Jentzsch with Android smartphones such as State, released a video Wednesday fense lawyer who represented several Lory Student Center Box 13 Two suspects have been identi- the Samsung Galaxy S5. pleading for his release. CIA officials in matters relating to the Fort Collins, CO 80523 fied in the assault case involving Col- Rumors also suggest Apple will Shirley Sotloff appears in a agency’s detention and interrogation This publication is not an official publication orado State University Alum Keith introduce an “iWatch,” a wrist-worn professionally produced video and program. Now he’s in a key position of Colorado State University, but is published by an independent corporation using the name ‘The Jentzsch, according to a Fort Collins computer capable of connecting to speaks directly to Abu Bakr Bagh- to determine what parts of the Senate Rocky Mountain Collegian’ pursuant to a license police press release. the iPhone via Bluetooth. dadi, the self-appointed caliph of the Intelligence Committee’s 6,300-page granted by CSU. The Rocky Mountain Collegian is a On Aug. 7, Jentzch was attacked 8,000-circulation student-run newspaper intended One thing for sure: Apple plans Islamic State. report will be made public. as a public forum. It publishes five days a week outside of his home near Avery Park. to announce something on Sept. 9. “As a mother I ask your justice to Litt’s involvement doesn’t ap- during the regular fall and spring semesters. His recovery is ongoing and his part- be merciful and not punish my son pear to be an ethics issue, at least by During the last eight weeks of summer Collegian ner, Amy Reckley, has a fund where distribution drops to 3,500 and is published for matters he has no control over,” the legal definition. But experts say weekly. During the first four weeks of summer the community members can donate Study yields full genetic she says. “I ask you to use your au- that while it may be acceptable on Collegian does not publish. toward medical expenses at https:// thority to spare his life and to follow paper, his involvement in the review Corrections may be submitted to the editor fundly.com/keith-jentzsch. snapshot of Ebola virus in chief and will be printed as necessary on page It’s a murderer on a killing spree, the example set by the prophet Mu- should have been a red flag. two. The Collegian is a complimentary publication Fort Collins police stated on and now it has a new - and remark- hammad who protected people of “It does not cross the very low for the Fort Collins community. The first copy is Aug. 28 that two suspects have been free. Additional copies are 25 cents each. Letters to ably complete - genetic mug shot. the book.” bar that the profession sets for an the editor should be sent to [email protected]. identified in the case. Although the An international team of scien- Steven J. Sotloff, a freelance impermissible conflict of interest,” investigation is ongoing, detectives EDITORIAL STAFF | 970-491-7513 tists has sequenced the RNA of 99 journalist captured more than a year said Jack Marshall, the president Kate Winkle | Executive Editor believe that these are the only indi- Ebola virus samples collected dur- ago, appeared at the end of a video and founder of ProEthics Ltd., a na- [email protected] viduals involved in the assault. ing the early weeks of the outbreak released last week by the Islamic tional ethics consulting and training Kate Simmons | Content Managing Editor No further information will be State that showed the death of an- company that has provided seminars [email protected] in Sierra Leone. The feat, described Corinne Winthrop | Digital and Design Managing released until after the case has been Thursday in the journal Science, other journalist, James Foley. In the to government lawyers, including presented to the Larimer County Editor gives researchers a powerful new video, a black-hooded militant forces those employed by the CIA. “But it [email protected] District Attorney. tool in their effort to contain the Sotloff to kneel, grabs his collar and is the kind of conflict of interest that Keegan Williams | Social Media Editor deadly virus. declares, “The life of this American should be avoided at all costs. The [email protected] Rick Cookson | Photo Editor Apple announces Sept. 9 “The genome sequence of a vi- citizen, Obama, depends on your government has to be held to a high- next decision.” er standard.” [email protected] event; iPhone 6, iWatch rus is the blueprint on which that Annika Mueller | Design Editor virus is built,” said Pardis Sabeti, the Authorities are attempting to Litt, who’s now 64, was con- [email protected] coming? Harvard University geneticist who track down the man in the video, who firmed to his post by the U.S. Sen- Ashleigh Smith | Copy Chief Apple made it official: The com- helped oversee the study. “Diagnos- they say has an accent that indicates ate in 2009, contingent upon his [email protected] he is from London. agreement to recuse himself from Caitlin Curley | News Editor pany Thursday issued media invita- tics are built on knowing that se- [email protected] tions to a Sept. 9 event in Cupertino, quence; vaccines are also built using There had been a news blackout situations that involved his former Hannah Hemperly | News Editor California, where the company is genome sequences. And if you want on Sotloff, but the video released last clients. He referred to the potential [email protected] expected to unveil the latest iPhone to build those as best you can, you week initiated a flurry of interest in conflict in his responses to the In- Zack Burley | Editorial Editor [email protected] 6 and maybe more. want to know what the virus looks his case. Shirley Sotloff had not spo- telligence panel’s questions for the ken much about his disappearance. record, submitted during the course Keegan Pope | Sports Editor Rumors, consistent in detail but like today.” [email protected] not officially verified, suggest Apple Scientists are already scouring In the new video, she is using the of his confirmation process. McKenna Ferguson | A&E Editor will announce a 4.7-inch screen that sequence for clues to help them same medium as his captors to com- “I represent several present and [email protected] iPhone and a 5.5-inch model. At design effective drugs and vaccines. municate. former employees of the Central In- ADVISING STAFF It could take years to find them all, telligence Agency in matters relating Kim Blumhardt | Advertising Manager said Sabeti, who studies infectious In Senate-CIA fight on to the detention and interrogation of Neill Woelk | Journalism Adviser Gear up for diseases at Harvard and at the Broad suspected terrorists,” Litt wrote to KEY PHONE NUMBERS Institute in Cambridge, Massachu- interrogation report, the committee in 2009. “By statute, Distribution | 970-491-1146 the Showdown! setts. another controversy under the rules of ethics and by vir- Classifieds | 970-491-1683 tue of my ethics agreement that has Display Advertising | 970-491-7467 or WASHINGTON _ The back- 970-491-6834 ground of a key negotiator in the bat- been provided to the committee, I Mother of Amerian held tle over a Senate report on the CIA’s will not participate personally and use of interrogation techniques substantially in any particular mat- by Islamic State pleads ter involving these clients ... includ- widely denounced as torture has Cover photo by: for his life sparked concerns about the Obama ing decisions about similarly situ- (photo IllustratIon: patrICk In what is becoming an increas- administration’s objectivity in han- ated individuals.” Campbell/unIversIty of Colo- ingly public negotiation over the fate rado. photo CredIt: John eIsele/ dling the study’s public release. Colorado state unIversIty and of an American journalist, the moth- Robert Litt, the general counsel Briefs by News Editor Caitlin Curley patrICk Campbell/unIversIty of Colorado) Save 20% OFF of one item 130 West Laurel Corner of Laurel & Mason, next to the The Boot. The Rocky Mountain Collegian | Friday, August 29, 2014 3 Peace, love and football for rival university rabbis In the past, the rivalry has Annual game brings dignitaries granted opportunity for students “We are both very passionate about our to engage in violent or disrespect- from CU and CSU together schools and we certainly have a friendly ful behavior, but Rabbi Wilhelm and Rabbi Gorelik hope their photo By Hannah Ditzenberger Mountain Showdown. rivalry. Yet, we don’t take anything too grants more joy and sincerity than and Rick Cookson "A lot of our students are going frustration and disagreement. The Rocky Mountain Collegian to be going to the game," Gorelik seriously that would detract from the "We are both very passionate said. "What a nice way to remind about our schools and we certainly The CSU-CU rivalry may be a people that rivalry is good and focus on spreading joy and making the have a friendly rivalry," Gorelik heated competition, but for these it's fun, but at the end of the day it world a happier place for everyone.” said via email.