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College Republicans at CSU members erect their Free Speech Wall for people to write on during the To Immigrants With Love event on the plaza hosted by Dreamers United. February 8, 2017. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

[Photo] CSU chapter of College Republicans value community, conservative thought

October 31, 2018
During his performance at the Fox Theater in Boulder, Watsky surfs the crowd. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Watsky performs on stage at the Fox Theater in Boulder on Oct. 28. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Slam poet turned rapper, Watsky performs on stage at the Fox Theater in Boulder on Oct. 28. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Slam poet turned rapper, Watsky performs on stage at the Fox Theater in Boulder on Oct. 28. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Watsky opener and drummer Chukwudi Hodge performs on stage at the Fox Theater in Boulder on Oct. 28. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Watsky opener and drummer Chukwudi Hodge performs on stage at the Fox Theater in Boulder on Oct. 28. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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For the fall season, LeMars Donuts and Coffee offers pumpkin spice lattes and a pumkin spice donuts with cream cheese frosting. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Mugs at the Oval offers a pumpkin spice latte for the fall season. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

[Photo] Basic is back: 9 pumpkin spice treats found in Fort Collins for fall

October 11, 2018
Peace Love and Little Donuts offers 3 pumpkin donut variations for the fall season including pumpkin cheesecake, and pumpkin spice. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Pumpkin cheesecake is one of three fall offerings from Peace Love and Little Donuts this season. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Pumpkin spice is one of three fall offerings from Peace Love and Little Donuts this season. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Pumpkin chocolate-chip cookie dough is one of three fall offerings from Peace Love and Little Donuts this season. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Hoodie Allen performs to a sold out show during his performance at the Aggie Theater as part of his Hanging with Hoodie tour. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Hoodie Allen performs a cover of All the Small Things by blink-182 during his performance at the Aggie Theater as part of his Hanging with Hoodie tour. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Hoodie Allen performs to a sold-out show during his performance at the Aggie Theater as part of his Hanging with Hoodie tour. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Hoodie Allen performs to a sold out show during his performance at the Aggie Theater as part of his Hanging with Hoodie tour. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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An audience joins Hoodie Allen on stage to spin the prize wheel during his performance at the Aggie Theater on Friday. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Hoodie Allen performs to a sold out show during his performance at the Aggie Theater as part of his Hanging with Hoodie tour. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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An audience member takes a cake to the face after losing a Hoodie Allen-themed variant of Family Feud during his performance at the Aggie Theater on Friday. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Many of the structures on CSUs Mountain Campus were built in the 40s and 50s which has proven challenging as the needs of the campus have grown. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Colorado State Universitys Mountain Campus sits between Arapaho and Roosevelt National Forests and Rocky Mountain National Park. The campus officially became part of CSU in 1960. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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The CSU Mountain Campus has classrooms and computer labs for students studying at the campus with the Warner College of Natural Resources.(Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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The dining hall on CSUs Mountain Campus serves meals to students and staff staying at the facility from mi-May until mid-October. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Tanya Jorres, a teacher at JFK High School in Denver, wears letters written by graduating seniors that outline everything they didnt have that would have helped them during their time in school. Jorrres joins thousands of teachers, students and community members during the second state-wide teacher walkout to demand higher pay and better funding for schools. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Bryce Krisl stands in front of his fathers custom helmets wearing the signed jersey given to by Colorado State wide receiver Michael Gallup. Krisl has been attending CSU home games since he was two months old. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Bryce Krisl stands in front of his fathers custom helmets wearing the signed jersey given to him by Colorado State wide receiver Michael Gallup. Bryce has been attending CSU home games since he was two months old. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Slam poet turned professional rapper Watsky performs for a packed house Saturday night at the Ogden theater in downtown Denver as part of his Low Visibility Tour featuring the band Invisible Inc. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Slam poet turned professional rapper Watsky performs for a packed house Saturday night at the Ogden theater in downtown Denver as part of his Low Visibility Tour featuring the band Invisible Inc. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Slam poet turned professional rapper Watsky performs for a packed house Saturday night at the Ogden theater in downtown Denver as part of his Low Visibility Tour featuring the band Invisible Inc. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Slam poet turned professional rapper Watsky performs for a packed house Saturday night at the Ogden theater in downtown Denver as part of his Low Visibility Tour featuring the band Invisible Inc. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Slam poet turned professional rapper Watsky performs for a packed house Saturday night at the Ogden theater in downtown Denver as part of his Low Visibility Tour featuring the band Invisible Inc. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Slam poet turned professional rapper Watsky performs for a packed house Saturday night at the Ogden theater in downtown Denver as part of his Low Visibility Tour featuring the band Invisible Inc. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Slam poet turned professional rapper Watsky performs for a packed house Saturday night at the Ogden theater in downtown Denver as part of his Low Visibility Tour featuring the band Invisible Inc. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Chase Mallory, a physics major at CSU, stands with his quadcopters on the FoCo FPV drone racing track where he and other members can race their drones and compete for the fastest times around the circuit. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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A grouping of four drones prepares to take off and fly laps around FoCo FPVs drone racing track Sunday afternoon. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Chase Mallory, a physics major at CSU, makes final adjustments to his home-built quadcopter before flying it around FoCo FPVs drone racing track. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Dean Nicholson (left), a member of FoCo FPV, pilots his drone through a course using first person view (FPV) goggles to navigate while Tom Shope acts as a spotter. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Cam Joseph and Nick Dawkins are both members of the CSU snowboarding team and use marijuana to help them relax and better perform out on the slopes. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Members of the group For Your GenderTainTment perform on stage Sunday night in the Lory Student Center for the annual Drag Show hosted by PRISM. This years theme was Geek vs. Glam with all proceeds going to the Pride Resource Center. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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George Grossman, the owner and chief leafster at Happy Luckys Teahouse stands in front of the great wall of tea that contains roughly 200 different types and blends of tea. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Located in the rear of Happy Luckys Teahouse, the Wishing Wall is where customers can write down a dream of theirs and place it into the wall in hopes it will come true. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Happy Luckys Teahouse in Old town Fort Collins has the largest selection of teas in Colorado. The great wall of tea, located in the center of the store, contains roughly 200 different types and blends of tea. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Founded in 2009, Happy Luckys Teahouse in Old town Fort Collins is family owned and operated and includes the largest selection of teas in Colorado. The great wall of tea, located in the center of the store, contains roughly 200 different types and blends of tea. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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The fire pole in Happy Luckys Teahouse, located in Old Town Fort Collins, is a remnant of the buildings long history. Prior to being converted, this location was once the Fort Collins firehouse. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Students from Turning Point USA, Young Americans for Liberty, the Conservative Interest Group, the the International Conservative Coalition and College Republicans discuss candidates for the presidential and Speaker of the Senate elections for the Associated Students of Colorado State University.

[Photo] CSU conservative, libertarian groups host meeting with student government campaigns

April 3, 2018
weed, bud, smoking, marijuana, pot (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Students and community members in attendance of Denvers March For Our Lives event observe a moment of silence in memory of those lost to gun violence in the US. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Women Of Aviation Worldwide Week volunteer pilot Dianna Stanger stands in front of her Eurocopter EC135 at the Northern Colorado Regional Airport. The 2018 WOAW event provided over 1,700 flights to women of all ages, many of which were flown by Stanger. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Participants of the Women Of Aviation Worldwide Week watch as volunteer pilot Dianna Stangers EC135 takes off from Northern Colorado Regional Airport with another group. The 2018 WOAW event provided over 1,700 flights to women of all ages.(Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Participants of the Women Of Aviation Worldwide Week prepare to board volunteer pilot Dianna Stangers EC135 at the Northern Colorado Regional Airport. The 2018 WOAW event provided over 1,700 flights to women of all ages.(Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Cameron Utter, a junior apparel and merchandising major, holds the final sketch he used to make a custom dress for childrens book author Natasha Wing. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Natasha Wing, a Fort Collins based childrens book author, holds her recent book Bagel in Love that served as the primary inspriation behind her custom dress made by CSU student Cameron Utter. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Cameron Utter made over 50 different variations of the dress design for Natasha Wing before finally settling on a shade of purple used in Wings book, Bagel in Love. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Cameron Utters final design for Natasha Wings dress was done in purple after several revisions with different colors were made to suite Wings preferences. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Cameron Utters first design for Natasha Wings dress was done in white before changes were made to suite Wings preferences. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Cameron Utter, a junior apparel and merchandising major, holds the sketches he used to make a custom dress for childrens book author Natasha Wing. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Echo Mountain, located outside of Evergreen and Idaho Springs, is only a 50-minute drive from Denver. While the hill only has one chairlift, Echo specializes in those looking to hone their skills or learn the sport. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

[Photo] Collegian Ski Report: Echo Mountain offers cheaper alternative for skiing

February 23, 2018
Echo Mountain, located outside of Evergreen and Idaho Springs, is only a 50-minute drive from Denver. While the hill only has one chairlift, Echo specializes in those looking to hone their skills or learn the sport. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Echo Mountain, located outside of Evergreen and Idaho Springs, is only a 50-minute drive from Denver. While the hill only has one chairlift, Echo specializes in those looking to hone their skills or learn the sport. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Echo Mountain, located outside of Evergreen and Idaho Springs, is only a 50-minute drive from Denver. While the hill only has one chairlift, Echo specializes in those looking to hone their skills or learn the sport. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Echo Mountain, located outside of Evergreen and Idaho Springs, is only a 50-minute drive from Denver. While the hill only has one chairlift, Echo specializes in those looking to hone their skills or learn the sport. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Echo Mountain, located outside of Evergreen and Idaho Springs, is only a 50-minute drive from Denver. While the hill only has one chairlift, Echo specializes in those looking to hone their skills or learn the sport. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Cameron Utters final design for Natasha Wings dress was done in purple after several revisions with different colors were made to suite Wings preferences. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Cameron Utters first design for Natasha Wings dress was done in white before changes were made to suite Wings preferences. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Cameron Utter, a junior apparel and merchandising major, holds the final sketch he used to make a custom dress for childrens book author Natasha Wing. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

[Photo] CSU student, Cameron Utter, designs dress for local children’s book author

January 31, 2018
Missouri State forward Josh Bell (16) hits the ice after being cross-checked by Colorado State defenseman Corey Taylor (26). The Ice Bears led the Rams for all three periods and finished with a 5-1 win Saturday night. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Colorado State University Junior guard Prentiss Nixon jumps up to shoot against San Diego State defender Trey Kell during the Rams 77-68 loss Tuesday night. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Dr. Felix Duerrs research into the effects of CBDs in treating dogs with arthritis is taking place at the Colorado State University Veterinary Teaching Hospital.(Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Kelsie Condon, left, and Dr. Felix Duerr are currently researching the effects of CBDs in treating dogs with arthritis at the Colorado State University Veterinary Teaching Hospital.(Davis Bonner | Collegian)

[Photo] CSU’s Veterinary Teaching Hospital researches cannabinoid use to treat canine diseases

December 7, 2017
Research technician Kelsie Condon walks Farina, a Galgo Español, across a mat designed to measure how much weight each paw receives. This process is part of Dr. Felix Duerrs research into the effects of CBDs in treating arthritis. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Colorado State University Linebacker Josh Watson (55) barely brings down Boise State Tight End Jake Roh (88) during the second half of the Rams 59-52 loss to Boise. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Colorado State University Running Back Rashaad Boddie (28) and Offensive Lineman Trae Moxley (60) celebrate Boddies touchdown during the second half of the Rams 59-52 loss to Boise. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Colorado State wide receiver Detrich Clark (8) reacts after the Rams lost to Boise State 59-52 in overtime Saturday night. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Colorado State University Wide Receiver Detrich Clark (8) reacts after the Rams lost to Boise State 59-52 in overtime Saturday night. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Seven year old Judah Skinner cleans the Moby Arena court of dust during a timeout for the mens basketball team. Cams Kids Club allows children 12 and under access to basketball and volleyball games in addition to other exclusive events. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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CSUPD officers sweep the LSC looking for suspects of a bomb threat in Morgan Library on campus. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

[Photo] Bomb threat at CSU library all clear after evacuation

November 7, 2017
Fans at War Memorial Stadium pushed through wind, rain, sleet and snow Saturday night for the 109th Border War game between CSU and UW. Wyoming finished with a 16-13 win over CSU. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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CSU and UW line up during the second half of the 109th annual Border War in Laramie. Both teams endured wind, rain, sleet and snow throughout the game with Wyoming coming out on top for a 16-13 win over Colorado. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

[Photo] Zahlmann: The lights will never be brighter than Friday night for Bobo

October 21, 2018
Fans at War Memorial Stadium pushed through wind, rain, sleet and snow Saturday night for the 109th Border War game between CSU and UW. Wyoming finished with a 16-13 win over CSU. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Colorado State University Junior Guard Prentiss Nixon (11) goes up for a dunk against MCU defender CJ Davis (3) during the second half of the Rams 86-75 exhibition game win. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Colorado State University Junior Guard Prentiss Nixon (11) goes up for a dunk against MCU defender CJ Davis (3) during the second half of the Rams 86-75 exhibition game win. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Colorado State University Sophomore Forward Nico Carvacho (32) and Senior Forward Che Bob (10) compete with MCU defender Ludvig Saldh (21) during the second half of the Rams 86-75 exhibition game win. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Colorado State University Senior Forward Che Bob (10) fights past MCU defenders for a dunk during the second half of the Rams 86-75 exhibition game win. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Colorado State University Sophomore Forward Nico Carvacho attempts a layup against MCU defenders in the second half during the Rams 86-75 exhibition game win. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Colorado State University Junior Guard Prentiss Nixon (11) prevents the ball from going out of bounds against MCU during the second half of the Rams 86-75 exhibition game win. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Colorado State University Senior Forward Che Bob attempts a dunk against MCU defenders during the Rams 86-75 exhibition game win Friday night. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Colorado State University Sophomore Forward Nico Carvacho shoots against MCU defender Jerome LaNeir (42) during the Rams 86-75 exhibition game win. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Colorado State University Sophomore Guard Anthony Bonner lines up a free throw against MCU during the Rams 86-75 exhibition game win. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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CSU freshman guard Grace Colaivalu (23) moves down the court against UCCS guard Kristen Vigil and (5) and guard Lauren Bennett (24) during Wednesdays exhibition game. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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An attendee entering the Republican Party Fundraiser and a protestor dressed as a handmaid lock eyes. The protestors dressed in costume did so in reference to the popular television show Handmaids Tale that describes a world in which women are considered property. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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US Vice President Mike Pence arrives at the Denver Marriott Tech Center where he is to speak at a Republican Party fundraiser. Protestors dressed as handmaids in reference to the popular television show Handmaids Tale that describes a world in which women are considered property. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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Lili Ana (right) joins the protestors outside the Denver Marriott Tech Center where Vice President Mike Pence is to give a speech at a Republican Party fundraiser. Lili and other spoke out against the VPs anti-abortion stance and attempts to defund Planned Parenthood. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

[Photo] Denver groups protest Mike Pence visit

October 30, 2017
Protestors dressed as handmaids gather outside the Denver Marriott Tech Center where Vice President Mike Pence is to give a speech at a Republican Party fundraiser. The costumes are in reference to the popular television show Handmaids Tale that describes a world in which women are considered property. (Davis Bonner | Collegian)

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