Vol. 128, No. 87 Thursday, February 7, 2019 by The Rocky Mountain Collegian

Vol. 128, No. 87 Thursday, February 7, 2019

NEWS

OPINION

ARTS & CULTURE

ASCSU discusses Darwin Day

Requiring a doctors note to be excused is classist

‘Palentine’s’ Day events for the lonely hearts

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Colorado State University’s Nico Carvacho goes up for a dunk during the game against No. 6 Nevada Feb. 6. Carvacho is approaching the record for having the most rebounds in CSU men’s basketball history. PHOTO BY ASHLEY POTTS COLLEGIAN

Carvacho closes in on historic rebounding record By Eddie Herz @Eddie_Herz

Four years ago, Nico Carvacho was an unranked recruit. Now, the redshirt junior is the nation’s leading rebounder, averaging 12.8 boards per game. But to solidify his legacy as the best rebounder to wear a Colorado State uniform, Carvacho needs just 19 more re-

bounds. Plenty of centers have rolled through Fort Collins over the program’s century-long chronicle, quite a few talented ones as well. A player like Carvacho doesn’t come along very often though. The center’s story is less one of raw talent and more one of willingness to exert extra effort to improve every day. Above all, persistence has

helped Carvacho close in on the historic mark. Carvacho wasn’t the most physical player in high school and even early in his collegiate career. The 6-foot-11-inch center didn’t receive very much attention during the recruiting process. CSU was the only school that gave Carvacho a chance, and he has worked from day one to prove the Rams right.

“I always was one of those players that played hard and did whatever I could for the team,” Carvacho said. “I came here; this was my only offer, zero stars. I just worked hard when I was redshirted ... I continued to learn from my mistakes and grow confidence.” Though every snag off the glass has contributed equally to Carvacho’s combined 832

rebounds over the last three years, this season has been something special. The center has improved since first stepping on the court for the Rams during the 2016-17 season. However, Carvacho has flourished into a nationwide force to be reckoned with this year. The center is averaging 2.5

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Graduate study reveals significant historical impact of women at CSU By Ravyn Cullor @RCullor99

Women have been at Colorado State University the whole time – you just didn’t hear about them. Emily Amedee, a graduate student in the communication studies department, set out on an archival research project thinking she would find that there was a historical lack of women at CSU, but instead found that women have been here since day one. “In my mind, I was really going to the archives to find women that had been silenced and do them justice and look at the process of women scholars being invited into the academy,” Amedee said. “To my surprise, I was overwhelmed by the number of women that are in our history.” In her research, Amedee discovered that out of the three people in the first graduating class in the 1880s, one was a woman named Elizabeth “Libby” Coy, who was followed by many others learning at and shaping the University. Amedee said this taught her that inequity problems which women face in higher education, and specifically at CSU, didn’t come from an absence of women before the early 1900s, but rather from decisions to gender opportunities later in time. Currently, she is doing more in-depth research into the history of women of color at CSU.

“I’m hesitant to just spout out outstanding women in our history because I don’t know how productive that is,” Amedee said. “We do have opportunities to find exceptional women in our history, but that can also shadow or excuse the fact that we had a community of women that were here and successful, not just exceptional.” In order to change the way women are talked about at CSU, Amedee said the narrative has to be shifted from one where women forced their way into higher education during the feminist movement to the reality that communities of women were present and formative in the 19th century. “I’m excited that someone is digging into the history of the influence that women have had on CSU as an institution,” wrote communication studies professor Karrin Vasby Anderson in an email to The Collegian. “We need research that documents the ways in which women not only have been part of the CSU community since its founding, but also shaped its institutional culture.” Amedee said she doesn’t believe that the history of women at CSU was maliciously covered up, but that the stories that are told and the information which is deemed historically important varies greatly between different people. She found a history of women at CSU because she was searching for it

Elizabeth Coy, center, was the first woman to ever graduate from Colorado Agricultural College, the predecessor to Colorado State University. Coy graduated in 1884. This photograph was taken at a 50-year reunion for the graduating class. PHOTO BY

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specifically. While historically the number of women in administration is low, women permeate the “administrative backbone,” of higher education as an industry, Amedee said. She said in order to change how women at CSU and in higher education are viewed and talked about, people need to discuss the role of women in the development of high education institutions and the massive role they play today. “I hope that we can build that and get curious,” Amedee said. “I want to stop looking up for iconic women and I want to start looking around. When I look around, I’m surrounded by powerful, brilliant, wonderful, kind, insert a million other descriptors, women.” Ravyn Cullor can be reached at news@collegian.com.

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Sondeo revela la opinión pública sobre la ordenanza Tú+2 By Stuart Smith @stuartsmithnews

Editor’s note: The Collegian is starting a section in Spanish for our Spanish-speaking readers. Spanish articles will be available online and in print. Find the English version online. Traducido por Cinthia Avitia. Los resultados del sondeo sobre la ordenanza Tú+2 han sido publicados y han revelando la opinión pública sobre su impacto en los vecindarios de Fort Collins. Un estudio sobre el impacto de la ordenanza Tú+2 en las viviendas de Fort Collins ha puesto de manifiesto que dos tercios de las quejas por las violaciones de la Ordenanza de Ocupación en 2017 eran infundadas. Además, más del 75 por ciento de los residentes dijeron que su impacto en sus vecindarios “no es considerable”. “Tienes una ciudad donde muchas personas piensan ´Ay, tengo un mal vecindario y es porque (los estudiantes universitarios) quebrantan la Ordenanza de Ocupación´”, dijo Tristan Syron, el Presidente de los Estudiantes Asociados de la Universidad Estatal de Colorado (ASCSU). “Pues en dos tercios de los casos no están quebrantando la ley, es una correlación falsa”. Tú+2 es una ordenanza municipal de Fort Collins que impide que más de tres personas no relacionadas entre sí vivan en un solo domicilio. En algunas áreas de la ciudad se puede solicitar una excepción, pero en la mayoría de la ciudad está prohibido.

El estudio también reveló que los precios de renta han aumentado radicalmente en los últimos años. El promedio de renta en Fort Collins ha crecido un 56 por ciento del 2009 al 2018. Comparado con áreas metropolitanas similares en Colorado, es más alto este crecimiento. A pesar de esto, una mayoría de las personas que realizaron la encuesta (42 por ciento) apoyan la ordenanza. Un 31 por ciento dijeron que eran neutrales respecto a la ordenanza, un 24 por ciento se opusieron y un 3 por ciento no tenía ninguna opinión al respecto. Los estudiantes universitarios que viven en casas constituyen el grupo más grande que se opone a Tú+2, con un 44 por ciento que afirma estar en contra de la ordenanza. Pero un 44 por ciento es menos de lo que Syron esperaba. “Es un poco bajo, y queríamos que fuese más alto”, dijo Syron. “¿Estamos decepcionados? No, porque… todo va en la dirección correcta”. La zona al oeste del campus, el área de Fort Collins con la población de estudiantes universitarios más densa, fue la que más se opuso, con un 26 por ciento. Los encuestados al este del campus fueron el segundo grupo con mayor oposición, con un 25 por ciento, y en el resto de Fort Collins se opuso a la ordenanza un 23 por ciento. El estudio, realizado por Corona Insights con sede en Denver y financiado parcialmente con matrículas estudiantiles a través de ASCSU, fue encargado por el Ayun-

tamiento de Fort Collins en 2017 para obtener más información sobre cómo avanzar con la ordenanza. ASCSU está haciendo un esfuerzo por reemplazar la ordenanza Tú+2 por la Yo+3, lo que permitiría a cuatro personas no relacionadas entre sí vivir en un solo domicilio. El estudio fue una continuación de estudios similares llevados a cabo en 2005 y 2009 y se utilizaron mayormente los mismos métodos. Uno de los argumentos de ASCSU en contra de la ordenanza es que afecta a otras personas aparte de los estudiantes universitarios, y los resultados del estudio concuerdan con esto. Se estima que solamente un 47 por ciento de los infractores son estudiantes universitarios. Un 42 por ciento se cree que son adultos que no asisten a la universidad y otro 10 por ciento son menores en edad escolar, entre preescolar y 12º curso. En una declaración al Collegian, el Director de Asuntos Comunitarios de ASCSU Yuval Rosenthal dijo que el estudio corroboró la hipótesis de la organización sobre Tú+2. Rosenthal ha estado recomendando cambios a Tú+2 todo el año y fue una pieza importante en los esfuerzos de ASCSU en cuanto a la distribución y la comprensión del sondeo. “El sondeo ha demostrado que el suministro de viviendas en la ciudad no satisface la creciente demanda, lo cual podría resolverse si permitieran más residentes por casa”, escribió. El Alcalde de Fort Collins, Wade

Un sondeo revela las personas que se oponen la ordenanza Tú+2 y donde viven. La ciudad está considerando soluciones. COLLEGIAN FILE

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Troxell, es “increíblemente receptivo” a los cambios de la ordenanza, dijo Syron. “En mi opinión, él básicamente ha articulado este estilo de ´Yo+3´”, dijo Syron. En una reciente sesión de trabajo del Consejo Municipal, Troxell respondió a los resultados del sondeo. “Hay un equilibrio entre tratar de encontrar una mejor utilización de nuestras viviendas y a la vez mejorar los vecindarios, y hasta la fecha no creo que hayamos tomado ese enfoque”, comentó Troxell. En el futuro, ASCSU desarrollará una campaña para que los estudiantes y los residentes de Fort Collins conozcan los resultados del sondeo y su deseo de reemplazarla con Yo+3, dijo Blake Alfred, el Di-

rector de Mercadotecnia de ASCSU. “Cuando construyeron el estadio, la universidad organizó foros públicos para discutir la información con ciudadanos preocupados”, comentó Alfred al Collegian. “Nos gustaría poner en marcha algo así, junto con más mensajes locales”. Algunos elementos provisionales de ese plan incluyen hacer campaña alrededor del campus y colocar anuncios en las paradas de autobuses de la cuidad. “A fin de cuentas, este cambio es bueno para la cuidad”, escribió Alfred. “Ahora tenemos la obligación de decirles por qué y cómo”. Se puede contactar a el reportero del Collegian Stuart Smith en news@collegian.com.

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Resolution to observe Darwin Day finds backlash in ASCSU Senate By Stuart Smith @stuartsmithnews

Charles Darwin and his ideas stirred debate over a proposed CSU holiday celebrating his work in chambers of the Associated Students of Colorado State University Senate Wednesday night. Sen. Connor Cheadle, fresh off a semester in Washington D.C., brought a resolution to the floor asking the Senate to “strongly urge” the University to designate February 12 as Darwin Day. “Darwin Day is an international movement… to recognize Darwin’s contribution to science and biology,” Cheadle said. According to the Darwin Day website, International Darwin Day “will inspire people throughout the globe to reflect and act on the principles of intellectual bravery, perpetual curiosity, scientific thinking and hunger for truth as embodied in Charles Darwin.” The resolution was meant to honor the work and foundations Darwin laid for scientific discoveries in biology and anthropology in the nearly 160 years since

he published “On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection or the Preservation of Favoured Races in the Struggle for Life.” More than 60 students and an adjunct anthropology professor sponsored the resolution. However, the resolution found pushback from many senators from Student Diversity Programs and Services offices, including the Black/African American Cultural Center and Native American Cultural Center, mainly about his quotes on Europeans being superior to “savages” and the later use of his theories to justify genocide. Sen. Jaquikeyah Fields read a direct quote from Darwin’s book, “The Descent of Man.” “‘The western nations of Europe… now so immeasurably surpass their former savage progenitors, and stand at the summit of civilization… The civilized races of man will almost certainly exterminate and replace throughout the world the savage races,’” Fields read. “He’s basically saying Caucasians are more evolved and going to take over anybody who’s not

Caucasian. I think if even one person finds this offensive, we should not be celebrating this man.” Ren Bergeron Sen. Ren Bergeron voiced concern about the resolution and how it could be taken by students because of Darwin’s theories. “He’s basically saying Caucasians are more evolved and going to take over anybody who’s not Caucasian,” Bergeron said. “I think if even one person finds this offensive, we should not be celebrating this man.” Based on Darwin’s writing, Fields said she was concerned about how observing the holiday could affect and be perceived by other students. “I think it’s not necessarily about politics, more about making sure all the students on campus feel inclusive,” Fields said. “I think it would be kind of problematic to celebrate a man who dehumanized a lot of people’s identities.” Stuart Smith can be reached at news@collegian.com.

ASCSU Sen. Connor Cheadle, presents his resolution for the recognition of Darwin Day as an observed Colorado State University holiday. The resolution stirred debate and questions among the Senate. PHOTO BY

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County lacks job opportunities for people with disabilities Rory Plunkett @jericho.wav

Editor’s Note: All opinion section content reflects the views of the individual author only and does not represent a stance taken by The Collegian or its editorial board. People with disabilities have historically been overlooked in our country and our county. Especially when it comes to employment resources, people with mental and physical disabilities don’t get the opportunities that they deserve. The resources and support systems in Larimer County do not properly help people with disabilities. People with disabilities deserve more and both employers and employees benefit when people with disabilities are hired. Sami Peterson, a mother in Fort Collins with a 25-year-old son on the autism spectrum, said people with disabilities are the most en-

compassing and largest minority group in the world. “People with disabilities are so important to our society because it is a minority group that spans race, religion and socio-economic status,” Peterson said. “And yet they are the least represented minority group in our country.” According to the World Health Organization, 15 percent of the world’s population is living with some sort of disability. In 1970 this number was about 10 percent. Despite this, there are not enough employment opportunities for people with disabilities in Larimer County. In America, between 80 to 90 percent of adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities are unemployed, according to the Arc of Larimer County. Compare that number to the national unemployment rate, which was about four percent, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Peterson said that there are three problems for people with disabilities when it comes to gain-

ing employment: their belief in themselves as being employable, educating employers on the benefits of hiring people with disabilities and the current support systems which do not use best practices to help people with disabilities gain employment.

“We have a tendency to think it’s a benevolent act of grace and mercy to employ someone with a disability, which doesn’t lead to long term employment because benevolence and grace run out eventually.” SAMI PETERSON FOR T COLLINS MOTHER

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Requiring a doctor’s note is classist Madison Thompson @heyymadison

Editor’s Note: All opinion section content reflects the views of the individual author only and does not represent a stance taken by The Collegian or its editorial board. When school districts, professors, or employers require a doctor’s note to excuse you from your activities, they’re reinforcing a classist system that evidently favors those who have access to medical care. Sometimes there isn’t anything a doctor can do. If you know you have a cold or the typical sore throat and runny nose, you shouldn’t have to have your doctor confirm your obvious discomfort. You know yourself and your body better than anyone. If you just need to take a few days to rest and recover, there should be no questions asked. Of course, employers and academics worry about the small percentage of those that take advantage of a “sick” day when they’re really just trying to get out of doing more work. This concern is unwarranted when you think about it in different terms. There will always be people who take advantage, but we shouldn’t expect that of everyone. Taking time off to go to the doctor when you don’t need to is also a huge loss of productivity.

Whoever has to take time off to go to the doctor is wasting not only their time, but the doctor’s as well. This requirement puts more burdens on people at a vulnerable time, people who are potentially already living a vulnerable existence. Seeking medical care when it is not needed should raise some eyebrows. According to Health Systems Tracker, the United States spends a disproportionate amount of money on healthcare for an industrialized nation and we shouldn’t be putting any more pressure on the system than necessary. Requiring students or employees to seek out validation for things they already know is just that: unnecessary. When employers don’t provide medical insurance, but require a doctor’s note for an employee who calls in sick, this can be economically crippling. According to a CNBC report, medical bills are the largest cause of bankruptcy in the United States., and nearly 700,000 people go broke because of them. Similarly, statistics from 2017 indicate that nearly 12 percent of the population was uninsured. It would be more beneficial for employers to let employees stay home as opposed to making them take more time out of their day to make a doctor’s appointment, drive there, and wait who knows how long, just to get a slip of paper that confirms what they

already knew: they’re sick. Requiring a doctor’s note for excuse does not take into consideration other social factors that might stop someone from seeking medical care. It assumes everyone has equal access to a system built strictly for profit. Assuming the playing field is level for everyone is classist. Some people might not have reliable transportation, or can’t afford to pay the cost out of pocket. Maybe they have kids they need to arrange supervision for, which is another task in itself. Some on campus might argue that not having insurance is not a valid reason to miss class or work because Colorado State does offer that option for students. However, if you can’t afford insurance from a third party, odds are you can’t afford to pay almost $3,500 per year for the Student Health Insurance Plan offered by CSU. Forcing a student to disclose their financial situation when they don’t want to, can be humiliating. Moreover, if a student doesn’t have university or third-party insurance and CSU finds out, they may try to force you to enroll regardless of whether a student can afford it. Of course there are instances where obtaining a doctor’s note would be beneficial, such as longterm absenteeism or in the case of an outbreak. But requiring a doctor’s note should be the exception, not the rule. Madison Thompson can be reached at letters@collegian.com.

DePaul University focused on how people with disabilities could benefit the workforce. The study reported that among employees with disabilities, there were low absenteeism rates and long tenures. This results in low turnover rates and these employees were described as being reliable, loyal and hardworking. Peterson said that in Larimer County the systems in place that help people find employment focus on job placement and not on customizable employment. “We have a tendency to think it’s a benevolent act of grace and mercy to employ someone with a disability,” Peterson said. “Which doesn’t lead to long-term employment because benevolence and grace run out eventually.” The Office of Disability Employment Policy describes customizable employment as a relationship between the employee and employer as being personalized in a way that meets the needs of both. This type of employment results in a win-win situation.

This is different than the usual job placement that Peterson has witnessed with her son in Fort Collins. With customizable employment, businesses work with individuals in the same fashion that they would someone else who does not have a disability. According to Peterson, the current systems place people with disabilities in entry-level positions and keep them there for years without any mobility, which is an example of job placement instead of customizable employment. “When I would try to advocate for my son and push back against the systems that simply placed my son in entry-level jobs, I was told that I was asking for too much and not being realistic,” Peterson said. People with disabilities can absolutely be contributing members of society just like anyone without a disability can be. Larimer County is not doing their citizens justice with the lack of employment resources for people with disabilities. Rory Plunkett can be reached at letters@collegian.com

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Carvacho >> from page 1 more rebounds per game this season compared to last. After recording 11 double-doubles his redshirt sophomore year, Carvacho has already notched 15 this season. Notably, he tied Emmanuel Omogbo’s program record of 28 in the team’s loss to Nevada. Carvacho is also the CSU all-time leader in 20-point, 20-rebound performances. Two such outings this season give him three in his career. CSU Head Coach Niko Medved has relied much more on Carvacho. Despite this, the cen-

ter never batted an eye. All Carvacho did was elevate his game in every way. In addition to improving his rebounding frequency, Carvacho is averaging 6.5 more points per game this season than last (15.7). “He is just getting better all the time, and he is getting confidence in himself,” Medved said. “He gives relentless effort on the glass. It is amazing when he has so many guys that are trying to keep him off the glass; he’s at the top of everyone’s scouting report. We are asking him to carry more of the load on offense, to play more minutes than he has ever played. When we are asking him to do all of those things it is even more impressive what he is doing.”

While Carvacho’s leap this season is remarkable for many reasons, it hasn’t struck CSU players as shocking. More than anyone, Carvacho’s teammates see how hard he works day in and day out. Since the start of his collegiate career, Carvacho’s teammates have waited for him to start notching achievements to his belt. Potential has always been evident. “This is the most improvement I’ve seen from him,” redshirt junior Anthony Masinton-Bonner said. “But ... it doesn’t surprise me. Since we’ve been here, he is always in the gym early, always in the gym late. He puts in the work and deserves this more than anyone. I’m just super proud of

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him. We talked about it in the offseason last year. I told him, ‘You better lead the nation in rebounds after that.’”

“He gives relentless effort on the glass. It is amazing when he has so many guys that are trying to keep him off the glass; he’s at the top of everyone’s scouting report.” NIKO MEDVED HEAD COACH

Individual accolades aside,

Carvacho is a team player. While Carvacho prioritizes winning CSU’s next game, becoming the Rams’ all-time leading rebounder holds significance to him. Tallying 19 more rebounds will speak even further to Carvacho’s relentless work ethic. Achieving the record with a full season yet to be played adds to the admirability of the accomplishment as well. “It is just setting a legacy,” Carvacho said. “When you leave here, it is about who is going to remember you. I can show my kids one day if it is still there. Just showing that I tried to make an impact as most I could on the team.” Eddie Herz can be reached at sports@collegian.com.

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MEN’S BASKETBALL

3 ways men’s basketball can become the next Nevada Sergio Santistevan @TheRealsSergio

When discussing teams who can cut down the nets in college basketball this season the typical powerhouse schools are in the discussion: Duke University, University of Virginia, University of Michigan and so on. But this year one school from the Mountain West conference has risen as the little engine that could and climbed into the Associated Press Top 10. That school is the University of Nevada, Reno who visited Moby Arena last night and are as talented as any team in the nation. The Wolfpack will be a tough matchup for any team they meet come March, considering the fact they have Sweet 16 experience from a season ago and are flawless on both ends of the court. Coming from a mid-major school and cracking the top-10 is not an easy accomplishment, and achieving this success didn’t happen overnight for the Wolfpack.

“It won’t be three years before CSU is a top-10 team, the process will likely take longer than Nevada’s did, but with the right players who’s to say it isn’t possible?” Colorado State men’s basketball needs to look at their conference-foe as the blueprint for success in college basketball. Here are three ways CSU can become the next Mountain West basketball powerhouse. 1. Get the right transfers This might seem obvious at first, but it isn’t always easy. CSU has struggled to develop and keep players for all fouryears, with many of the most talented players coming in as transfers. Transfers coming in and out of the program have become a norm around here. Literally all of Nevada’s success can be attributed to their transfers, as the top seven players for the Wolfpack are all transfers from different programs. Soon-to-be NBA prospects Caleb and Cody Martin were ranked in the top-100 as high school prospects before

Adam Thistlewood (31) goes for a layup as Colorado State University battles the Montana State University bobcats Nov 14, 2018. CSU won 81-77. PHOTO BY DEVIN CORNELIUS COLLEGIAN

committing to North Carolina State University. After two years, the Martin twins decided to transfer to Nevada after a 24-14 (10-8) season for the Wolfpack. These once-touted recruits had no reason to go to Nevada, but seemed to believe in the system and in Head Coach Eric Musselman. Even though a pair of top100 twins isn’t likely to come crawling into Moby Arena anytime soon, there’s still hope that if CSU Head Coach Niko Medved can get the right transfer to come in the doors, the future can be bright. 2. Find a Jordan Caroline Two seasons ago, when the Rams were experiencing one of their best seasons in recent memory led by seniors Gian

Clavell and Emmanuel Omogbo, they found themselves in the Mountain West Championship. The team was one game away from the NCAA tournament for the first time since 2013; then Jordan Caroline happened. Caroline was a guard in a 6-foot-7 body as he dominated both sides of the court. Caroline isn’t the best scorer, passer or defender on the Wolfpack, but might be the best allaround player. Even though he may not be an NBA prospect, to some he is the heart and soul of the team and the leader. The Rams need to find their version of Caroline if they ever want to compete at a high-level. Four-year players that can command and lead a locker

room while performing day in and day out are a rare breed in college basketball. A player that has the potential to lead like Caroline in the near future for the Rams is Kendle Moore. 3. Trust The Process No, not the Philadelphia 76ers self-proclaimed motto, but the Medved Process. There is a culture change going on at CSU right now; the same thing happened at Nevada. Head Coach Musselman came in his first-year and improved the program to a 24-14 record. In that one season, Musselman got players to buy into his philosophy. Since then, the Wolfpack haven’t missed the NCAA tournament. The players around the pro-

gram trusted their coach and believed in him. Three years later, Nevada has landed a McDonalds All-American on their team in Jordan Brown. The first part of the process for CSU occurred when former-Drake University commits Moore and Adam Thistlewood followed their coach to CSU. They bought in on Medved. These are Medved’s recruits as will be every player that enters the program from now on. It won’t be three years before CSU is a top-10 team, the process will likely take longer than Nevada’s did. But with the right players, who’s to say it isn’t possible? Sergio Santistevan can be reached at sports@collegian.com.

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Would it be wrong to blame Joe Sakic for a hockey team that stinks? By Mark Kiszla The Denver Post

This is the team that Joe built. And this team stinks. For a full two months, our local NHL squad has been a rip-roaring disaster, rolling straight downhill, like a big, stinking Avalanche. “Oh, here it comes,” Joe Sakic said Tuesday, as I prepared to ask why a team that stood tall next to Nashville atop the Western Conference standings on Dec. 7 had fallen so hard on the ice and has been unable to get up. With a pitiful 6-3 loss to Columbus, the Avalanche’s record in its most recent 23 games is a woeful 5-15-3.

“But you don’t want to slow down the building process. ... I will not give up top picks and top prospects, because we’re going to need them. We’re in a salary cap era, and you’re going to need those players coming into your system. If there’s something that’s going to help us get in the playoffs, we’ll do that, but it won’t be at the cost of our top prospects or high picks.” JOE SAKIC GENERAL MANAGER FOR THE COLORADO AVALANCHE

But Sakic, our city’s beloved hockey hero, advises us to stay off the back of coach Jared Bednar, because it’s not his fault. Furthermore, Sakic insists goalies Semyon Varlamov and Philipp Grubauer are really good goaltenders who just aren’t playing well. So goodness gracious, don’t point fingers at them for being sieves. It punches holes in their paper-thin confidence. While it would be a terrible waste to see all-stars Nathan MacKinnon, Gabe Landeskog and Mikko Rantanen get snubbed on the invitation list for the playoffs, Sakic warns the trade market is

Colorado Avalanche defenseman Tyson Barrie (4) falls to the ice after colliding with Tampa Bay Lightning right wing Ryan Callahan (24) during the first period Saturday, Dec. 8, 2018 in Tampa. The Lightning won, 7-1. PHOTO BY CHRIS URSO TAMPA BAY TIMES/TNS

slow for the secondary scoring the Avs so desperately need. “In the big picture, we’d love to make the playoffs,” Sakic said, when I pressed him on if he would make a deal to help Colorado make the playoffs. “But you don’t want to slow down the building process. ... I will not give up top picks and top prospects, because we’re going to need them. We’re in a salary cap era, and you’re going to need those players coming into your system. If there’s something that’s going to help us get in the playoffs, we’ll do that, but it won’t be at the cost of our top prospects or high picks.” So if the Avs slide into the pit misery from the promise flashed a year ago, who is to blame? It might be Joe. You know, the

hockey icon in charge of this whole thingy. In more ways than one, Sakic is to the Avs what John Elway is to the Broncos. Super Joe and the Duke twice lifted championship trophies as players during the golden age of Denver pro sports. Their respective franchises called Elway and Sakic home to re-create the championship magic as front-office execs. We expect a lot of our heroes around here, don’t we? Well, unless your name is Super Joe. Despite molding a team that won Super Bowl 50, Elway has been lambasted recently in Broncos Country. But Sakic? He doesn’t hear a peep. In Boston or Chicago, his ears would be burnt to a crisp from red-

hot criticism spewed by disgruntled fans. But, around here, Sakic skates. Does anybody hold him accountable? Since taking control of hockey affairs in 2013, his team has failed to win a playoff series. Sakic, however, is the king of his own little fiefdom at the Pepsi Center. My email inbox is regularly filled with the racket of a ranting Broncomaniacs calling me gutless for my refusal to call for Elway’s dismissal. But if I dare bash Sakic, hockey diehards reflexively tell me to cut Super Joe slack, because anything wrong with the Avs is probably the fault of that son of a billionaire, Josh Kroenke. Would it be wrong to suggest Rockies general manager Jeff Bridich and his counterpart with the

Nuggets, Tim Connelly, are subject to far louder second-guessing than Sakic? Does this hockey town only pay attention when the Avs are a feel-good story? Sakic preaches patience, suggesting good times ahead. It’s true that defensive prospect Cale Makar is ripping it up at the NCAA level. And Colorado might hit the draft lottery, landing No. 1 pick Jack Hughes, as the result of a savvy trade Sakic made with Ottawa. “We love what’s coming and what’s going on here,” Sakic said. “It’s a process, and we’re not going to deviate from that plan.” The process is only as good as the man in charge of it. Do you trust Joe? Or no? Content pulled from Tribune News Service.

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J.I.D puts on an unforgettable performance at the Aggie Theatre By Miles Parrish @parrishm20

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This Monday, J.I.D—an Atlanta-based rapper signed to J. Cole’s Dreamville Records—came to the Aggie Theatre for a stop on his “Catch Me If You Can” tour. His very rare appearance is one to remember. The show opened with Lou the Human from Staten Island, New York, Trapnhardo from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and recent Top Dawg Enterianment signee, Reason, from Carson, California. All three acts were brief, but they were enough to get the crowd in just the right mood for the main act. From the moment the first song played, J.I.D had the audience hooked. Opening his set with “LAUDER” off of his debut album, “The Never Story,” he electrified the audience as they fed off his energy in a way that seemed almost second nature. Eventually, he moved on to songs from his second album released in November, “Dicaprio 2.” This is where J.I.D began to show off his prowess as a lyrical artist.

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J.I.D performs during the Clash of Titans rap battle March 31, 2018 at Colorado State University. COLLEGIAN FILE PHOTO

The first song to be performed from the album was “Slick Talk.” Not only was he continuing to move the crowd in every way possible, but he also fired off dense, rapid verses with no shortness of breath. J.I.D kept the same level of energy to the very end, letting speedy verses fly as he kept turning the energy up. By the time songs like “151 Rum” and “Off Deez” arrived, his on-stage presence was explosive. Even though he is able to dominate the stage on his own, J.I.D eventually brought out fellow Dreamville member, Bas, for a performance of their song “Boca Raton.” This came as a surprise to the crowd, and from the very moment Bas touched the stage, the energy

from the pit skyrocketed. The energy continued once J.I.D followed with a performance of the song, “NEVER” off of “The Never Story,” a fan favorite. After a couple more songs, his time was up, and all in attendance were awestruck at the performance they just witnessed. From his first step onto the stage to his last, J.I.D proved to everyone at the Aggie Theatre that he is someone to keep an eye on for a long, long time. He showed not only how well he can perform and get a crowd moving, but also how real his talent is. J.I.D has let Fort Collins know who he is and how big he is about to become. Miles Parrish can be reached at entertainment@collegian.com.

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Sweet Palentine’s Day Dates for every type of BFF couple By Lauryn Bolz @LaurynBolz

For many people, Valentine’s Day with a significant other is the best way to spend the chocolate-filled, candle-lit holiday. For those who don’t have a special person in their lives, the holiday doesn’t have to be a total lonely hearts club. Here is a list of Valentine’s themed events for the squad to check out. For the film-loving BFF’s with a travel bug: Amélie at the Lyric When: Thursday, Feb. 14 at 6:30 p.m. Where: The Lyric Cinema Price: $7.50 (with student ID) For those who love to travel but don’t have the funds for a flight to Paris this 14th, they can still have a romantic European adventure at the Lyric Cinema. The independent movie theatre will be showing Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s whimsical French comedy, “Amélie.” The film follows the life of the quirky Parisian woman, Amélie, and her attempts to bring happiness to those around her. Get the gang together and experience this visual masterpiece, which is sure to inspire its viewers to see the beauty in the simplistic. Berets not necessary, but welcome. For the BFF’s with a major sweet tooth: Get a dozen donuts delivered from the Fort Collins Donut Company When: Thursday, Feb. 14 Where: Delivery available anywhere in the Fort Collins area Price: $18 for a dozen donuts and delivery Nothing can make Fort Collins Valentine’s Day dates better than a dozen donuts, so this holiday, FoCoDoCo will be delivering orders of 12+ anywhere in the Fort Collins area. Get any combination of the Donut Company’s unique (and healthy) flavors delivered right to the front door to make a Galentine’s night in infinitely more warm and fuzzy. Be sure to check out the Strawberry Rosé donut, which features rosé wine from The Infinite Monkey Theorem, which will be opening their Fort Collins location Feb. 16. For the BFF’s that wish they were in a John Hughes movie: Have a ‘Totally Cheesy Valentine’s Day’ at Totally 80’s Pizza When: Thursday, Feb. 14 Where: Totally 80’s Pizza Price: Varies Looking for a little less upscale dinner for Valentine’s

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(02/07/19). Participate with a powerful team this year. Strengthen support structures. Expect the unexpected at your house. Summer energizes and invigorates you before a peaceful pause to review plans. Purposeful inspiration this winter illuminates healthy changes. Contribute for a shared passion. To get the advantage, check the day’s rating: 10 is the easiest day, 0 the most challenging. ARIES (March 21-April 19) —

For those who love to travel but don’t have the funds for a flight to Paris this Feb. 14, they can still have a romantic European adventure at the Lyric Cinema, which is offering certain movie tickets for $7.50 with a valid student ID. PHOTO BY JOSH SCHROEDER COLLEGIAN

dinner? Grab the gang and head to the funky, retro pizza joint for the most cheesy Valentine’s Dinner that can be achieved in the 21st century. Munch on a romantic heartshaped pizza surrounded by wonderfully gaudy Valentine’s decor, or indulge in free delivery from Totally 80’s and spend the night in watching “The Breakfast Club.” For the BFF’s that love local goods: Love is Magic Makers’ Market at Wolverine Farm When: Saturday, Feb. 9 from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Where: Wolverine Farm Letterpress & Publick House Price: Free entrance Show some love for local Fort Collins artists this weekend by attending Wolverine Farm’s third annual Valentines-themed makers market. Featured creatives will include candlemaker Beldamia, clothing designer Melina Be Creations, painter Kaley Alie and 17 other popular FoCo makers. Also joining in on the Valentine’s Day fun will be Ashley Noake of Manna Apotheke,

who will be giving individual or couple’s tarot card readings and revealing secrets on selflove, self-care and personal relationships. This market is perfect for picking up Valentine’s gifts for loved ones before the 14th rolls around. For the BFF Foodies: Valentine’s Day Happy Hour at Rare When: daily from 4 - 6 p.m. Where: Rare Italian Price: Varies Celebrate the day of love with locally sourced meats and homemade cheeses at happy hour prices. Rare, Old Town’s upscale Italian restaurant, makes a perfect venue for a BFF couple who wants to put their high heels to use this Valentine’s Day, and with housemade antipastas and cocktails at lower prices, it is possible to have a fancy girl’s date on a college student’s budget. Stop in for the gelato affogato for a tasty, Italian-style dessert, or try one of Rare’s several Valentine’s Day specials on the regular priced menu. Lauryn Bolz can be reached at entertainment@collegian.com.

6 — It’s a good time to learn a new game. Make profitable plans. Consider long-term savings and compound interest. Align talk into action with thoughtful coordination. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — 7 — Friends help you make an important connection. Community participation amplifies your energy. Coordinate who will do what, and get into action for a shared cause. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — 8 — A professional vision seems within reach. It’s time to back up talk with action. Team coordination prepares a welloiled push. Friends and family can help. CANCER (June 21-July 22) — 9 — Embark on a trip or exploration. Check reservations and go. Travel with someone whose company you enjoy. Expand your horizons. Seize the day. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — 68— Study growth strategies for your shared money. How can you generate rising value? Discuss it with your partner. Determine your best options,

and take action. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — 8 — Keep an open mind and heart. A collaborative opportunity is worth pursuing. Keep long-term goals in mind. Strengthen your partnership with active participation. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) — 9 — Dive into physical action with gusto. Practice your routines to grow stronger. Slow down to go over the new stuff, until you’re comfortable with the tempo. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) — 8 — You’re especially lucky in love. Talk is cheap; back up your promises with clear action. Impress someone you care about by providing excellence. Get creative. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22Dec. 21) — 7 — Energize a domestic project. Long-term improvements are easier than you thought. Get family on board for a positive change. A little elbow grease makes big impact. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — 8 — You’re especially clever with words and communication. Prepare your message, and set it up to reach a wide audience. Write, edit and publish. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) — 9 — Full speed ahead with a profitable venture. Your past work speaks well for you. Use the right equipment for the job. Prioritize long-lasting quality. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) — 9 — Good news comes from far away. A brilliant discovery or headline changes your options. Take bold steps to realize a personal dream. Push ahead.

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