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Community members gathered and spoke in front of city council to support a proposed pilot project that would potentially supply lockers for the homeless to use. Many in support of the project wore stickers that said, Lockers? Yes! (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

[Photo] Fort Collins approves homeless locker program without operating restrictions

Samantha Ye
July 20, 2018
Roe Bubar, J.D., a professor of Ethnic Studies, gave a presentation about microaggressions towards indigenous peoples in education Monday afternoon in the LSC. She emphasized examples of the logic of elimination, a theory which seeks to destroy and replace, among instituationalized education. (Photo by Olive Ancell | The Collegian).

[Photo] CSU professor talks microaggressions, settler colonialism at Social Work Month kickoff event

March 6, 2018
The Great Salmon Famine brought some funky variety to Battle of the Bands Thursday evening. Their set featured funky switch ups. a Kazoo solo, and a wild circus performance. (Olive Ancell | Collegian)

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The Great Salmon Famine brought some funky variety to Battle of the Bands Thursday evening. Their set featured funky switch ups. a Kazoo solo, and a wild circus performance. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

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A crowd member approves of The Great Salmon Famine at Battle of the Bands Thursday evening. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

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The Great Salmon Famine brought some funky variety to Battle of the Bands Thursday evening. Their set featured funky switch ups. a Kazoo solo, and a wild circus performance. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

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The Great Salmon Famine brought some funky variety to Battle of the Bands Thursday evening. Their set featured funky switch ups. a Kazoo solo, and a wild circus performance. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

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The Great Salmon Famine brought some funky variety to Battle of the Bands Thursday evening. Their set featured funky switch ups. a Kazoo solo, and a wild circus performance. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

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The Great Salmon Famine brought some funky variety to Battle of the Bands Thursday evening. Their set featured funky switch ups. a Kazoo solo, and a wild circus performance. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

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The Great Salmon Famine brought some funky variety to Battle of the Bands Thursday evening. Their set featured funky switch ups. a Kazoo solo, and a wild circus performance. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

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The Great Salmon Famine brought some funky variety to Battle of the Bands Thursday evening. Their set featured funky switch ups. a Kazoo solo, and a wild circus performance. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

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The Great Salmon Famine brought some funky variety to Battle of the Bands Thursday evening. Their set featured funky switch ups. a Kazoo solo, and a wild circus performance. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

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The Great Salmon Famine brought some funky variety to Battle of the Bands Thursday evening. Their set featured funky switch ups. a Kazoo solo, and a wild circus performance. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

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The band Places Back Home brought on a former band member to perform the last song of their set at Battle of the Bands Thursday evening. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

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The band Places Back Home brought on a former band member to perform the last song of their set at Battle of the Bands Thursday evening. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

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Places Back Home brough some energy and a screamo Smashmouth rendition to Battle of the Bands Thursday evening at the Downtown Artery. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

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Places Back Home brough some energy and a screamo Smashmouth rendition to Battle of the Bands Thursday evening at the Downtown Artery. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

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Places Back Home brough some energy and a screamo Smashmouth rendition to Battle of the Bands Thursday evening at the Downtown Artery. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

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Places Back Home brough some energy and a screamo Smashmouth rendition to Battle of the Bands Thursday evening at the Downtown Artery. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

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Places Back Home brough some energy and a screamo Smashmouth rendition to Battle of the Bands Thursday evening at the Downtown Artery. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

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Places Back Home brough some energy and a screamo Smashmouth rendition to Battle of the Bands Thursday evening at the Downtown Artery. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

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The Catcalls rocked the Downtown Artery Thursday evening with glorious guitar leads and a lot of hair flipping. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

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The Catcalls rocked the Downtown Artery Thursday evening with glorious guitar leads and a lot of hair flipping. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

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The Catcalls rocked the Downtown Artery Thursday evening with glorious guitar leads and a lot of hair flipping. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

[Photo] Photo gallery: Downtown Artery hosts Battle of the Bands prelims

February 9, 2018
The Catcalls rocked the Downtown Artery Thursday evening with glorious guitar leads and a lot of hair flipping. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

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The Catcalls rocked the Downtown Artery Thursday evening with glorious guitar leads and a lot of hair flipping. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

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The Catcalls rocked the Downtown Artery Thursday evening with glorious guitar leads and a lot of hair flipping. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

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The Catcalls rocked the Downtown Artery Thursday evening with glorious guitar leads and a lot of hair flipping. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

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The Catcalls rocked the Downtown Artery Thursday evening with glorious guitar leads and a lot of hair flipping. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

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Rat Doctor performs at the first round of Battle of the Bands held at the Downtown Artery Thursday evening. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

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Rat Doctor performs at the first round of Battle of the Bands held at the Downtown Artery Thursday evening. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

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Rat Doctor performs at the first round of Battle of the Bands held at the Downtown Artery Thursday evening. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

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Rat Doctor performs at the first round of Battle of the Bands held at the Downtown Artery Thursday evening. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

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A rare breed of concert fan was found rocking out in a mask during Battle of the Bands Thursday night at the Downtown Artery. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

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A rare breed of concert fan was found rocking out in a mask during Battle of the Bands Thursday night at the Downtown Artery. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

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Rat Doctor performs at the first round of Battle of the Bands held at the Downtown Artery Thursday evening. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

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Rat Doctor performs at the first round of Battle of the Bands held at the Downtown Artery Thursday evening. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

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Rat Doctor performs at the first round of Battle of the Bands held at the Downtown Artery Thursday evening. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

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Rat Doctor performs at the first round of Battle of the Bands held at the Downtown Artery Thursday evening. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

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Shelley Coldiron, executive director of W.O.L.F. Sancutary, asks a question to the panel at the community discussion Wednesday evening. She also informed the crowd of the sanctuarys 2018 annual gala fundraiser that will take place in April and will be featuring guest speaker Rick McIntyre, a well celebrated wolf expert from Yellowstone. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

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Dana Hoag answers an audience members question at the community panel Wednesday at Avogadros Number. The event was to discuss the implications of reintroducing wolf species into Colorado from environmental, economical, educational and agricultural perspectives. (Collegian | Photo by Olive Ancell)

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Phil Cafaro answers an audience members question at the community panel Wednesday at Avogadros Number. The event was to discuss the implications of reintroducing wolf species into Colorado from environmental, economical, educational and agricultural perspectives. (Collegian | Photo by Olive Ancell)

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Rick Knight answers an audience members question at the community panel Wednesday at Avogadros Number. The event was to discuss the implications of reintroducing wolf species into Colorado from environmental, economical, educational and agricultural perspectives. (Collegian | Photo by Olive Ancell)

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A community panel discussion at Avogadros Number took place Wednesday night to discuss concerns about the reintroduction of wolf species in Colorado. The panel consisted of Phil Cafaro, a CSU philosophy professor, Rick Knight, a Human Dimensions of Natural Resources CSU professor, Valerie Johnson, a stem cell researcher and wolf sanctuary volunteer, and Dana Hoag, an agricultural and resource economics professor at CSU. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

[Photo] CSU professors discuss if the wolf is friend or foe

February 8, 2018
Annalise Maughn, a CSU chemistry graduate student, and James Neilson, a CSU chemistry professor, research the topic of understanding and controlling solid-state materials and their chemical components. The scientific journal Chemistry of Materials has choosen Maughns research paper from a Functional Inorganic Materials Lab run by Neilson to be featured as the editors choice. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

[Photo] CSU graduate student revolutionizes solar cell research

Jorge Espinoza
February 6, 2018
Community members gathered and spoke in front of city council to support a proposed pilot project that would potentially supply lockers for the homeless to use. Many in support of the project wore stickers that said, Lockers? Yes! (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

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Pastor Steve Ramer of the Fort Collins Mennonite Fellowship stood before city council on Tuesday evening to testify his support for the installation of lockers for the homeless at his church. His statement to the council claimed that some information within the plan of the pilot study was misleading and biased. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

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Members of the Mennonite Fellowship, the Homelessness Coalition, and other community members gathered in front of City Council Hall before the Tuesday night meeting to support the community installing lockers for the homeless to use. (Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian)

[Photo] Protesters urge Fort Collins City Council to fund lockers for homeless

January 17, 2018
The film Burundanga won the Audience Choice Award at the Weekend Warrior Film Festival Saturday eveing at the Lyric cinema. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

[Photo] Weekend Warrior Film Fest expands NoCo film culture

Sarah Ehrlich
November 20, 2017
The film Burundanga won the Audience Choice Award at the Weekend Warrior Film Festival Saturday eveing at the Lyric cinema. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

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The film Burundanga won bst poster award at the Weekend Warrior Fiom Festival Saturday evening. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

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Maetrix Fitten claims the award for best Lead Actor at the Weekend Warrior Film Festival Saturday evening. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

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Team Factor Five claims the award of Best Use of Character at the Weekend Warrior Film Festival Saturday Night. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

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Team BTSD claims their award of Best Use of Theme at the Weekend Warrior Film Festival Saturday Night. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

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The Weekend Warrior Film festival featured an after party at the Lyric Cinema Saturday night. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

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The Weekend Warrior Film Festival featured an afterparty at their new location off of N. College Ave. on Saturday evening. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

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Merchanidise at the Lyrics new location off of N. College Ave. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

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Coach Tom Hilbert praises his team after a victory Wednesday night against Fresno. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

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Last weeks Mini Gallery in the visual arts building featuring several artists brought an ineractive experience with the viewing. The gallery featured a dinner table, various pieces of furniture, hidden notes with inspirational words, and a rack of clothes in order for the viewer to dress for the occasion. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

[Photo] CSU Art Department’s Mini Gallery provides experience for student artists

Ashley Potts
November 8, 2017
Last weeks Mini Gallery in the visual arts building featuring several artists brought an ineractive experience with the viewing. The gallery featured a dinner table, various pieces of furniture, hidden notes with inspirational words, and a rack of clothes in order for the viewer to dress for the occasion. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

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Last weeks Mini Gallery in the visual arts building featuring several artists brought an ineractive experience with the viewing. The gallery featured a dinner table, various pieces of furniture, hidden notes with inspirational words, and a rack of clothes in order for the viewer to dress for the occasion. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

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Last weeks Mini Gallery in the visual arts building featuring several artists brought an ineractive experience with the viewing. The gallery featured a dinner table, various pieces of furniture, hidden notes with inspirational words, and a rack of clothes in order for the viewer to dress for the occasion. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

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Last weeks Mini Gallery in the visual arts building featuring several artists brought an ineractive experience with the viewing. The gallery featured a dinner table, various pieces of furniture, hidden notes with inspirational words, and a rack of clothes in order for the viewer to dress for the occasion. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

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Last weeks Mini Gallery in the visual arts building featuring several artists brought an ineractive experience with the viewing. The gallery featured a dinner table, various pieces of furniture, hidden notes with inspirational words, and a rack of clothes in order for the viewer to dress for the occasion. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

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Last weeks Mini Gallery in the visual arts building featuring several artists brought an ineractive experience with the viewing. The gallery featured a dinner table, various pieces of furniture, hidden notes with inspirational words, and a rack of clothes in order for the viewer to dress for the occasion. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

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Depression is symbolized in a sculpture presentation. The sculpture symbolizes the brain with a flower garden, and a black veil over half represents depression overcoming mental beauty. But, the side uncovered represents a garden of self care, love and hope. Photo illustration by Olive Ancell | Collegian

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A sculpture representation ecompasses a person with depression affected by the stigma behind it on the left, and the same person affected by love and support on the right. Photo illustration by Olive Ancell | Collegian

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A sculpture representation ecompasses a person with depression affected by the stigma behind it on the left, and the same person affected by love and support on the right. Photo illustration by Olive Ancell | Collegian

[Photo] Students with depression seek validation

November 7, 2017
Bob Overbeck, a city councilman, holds a listening session at CSU Wednesday afternoon. The session included discusisons about how to improve diversity inclusiveness efforts in the city of Fort Collins, how to more accurately recognize Native American history relevant to the city, and how city legislation can more support the university. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

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Bob Overbeck, a city councilman, holds a listening session at CSU Wednesday afternoon. The session included discusisons about how to improve diversity inclusiveness efforts in the city of Fort Collins, how to more accurately recognize Native American history relevant to the city, and how city legislation can more support the university. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

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Organic Alternatives is featuring spooky specials for Halloween. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

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Organic Alternatives features several seasonal treats, such as Hot Chocolate on a spoon edibles. These and others will be featured for their Halloween specials. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

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Organic Alternatives is featuring spooky specials for Halloween. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

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Colorado is celebrating its fifth year of marijuana legalization. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

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Colorado is celebrating its fifth year of marijuana legalization. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

[Photo] Weediversary: 5 years after Amendment 64, Fort Collins community reflects on marijuana legalization

November 2, 2017
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[Photo] Colorado retail marijuana industry continues to grow with increasing sales

Carson Lipe
February 14, 2018
Colorado is celebrating its fifth year of marijuana legalization. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

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Keynote speaker and social psychologist Claude Steele spoke Tuesday evening at the Diversity Symposium in the LSC Theater. He discussed his reseach on stereotype threat theory, and how educators can build trust within universities to lift this threat from the classroom. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

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Keynote speaker and social psychologist Claude Steele spoke Tuesday evening at the Diversity Symposium in the LSC Theater. He discussed his reseach on stereotype threat theory, and how educators can build trust within universities to lift this threat from the classroom. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

[Photo] Claude Steele discusses stereotype threat research at Diversity Symposium

Samantha Ye
September 27, 2017
Odell Brewing Company held a four course dinner with special beer pairings, presented at Mainline Ale House Friday evening. The beers that were featured at the event included Odells Rupture, Odells Sunny Rain, Kauffee Talk, Odells Prynus and Prunus Peach and Pear Sour. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

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Odell Brewing Company held a four course dinner with special beer pairings, presented at Mainline Ale House Friday evening. The beers that were featured at the event included Odells Rupture, Odells Sunny Rain, Kauffee Talk, Odells Prynus and Prunus Peach and Pear Sour. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

[Photo] 5 beers you should try this spring

Evan Vicchy
April 5, 2018
Odell Brewing Company held a four course dinner with special beer pairings, presented at Mainline Ale House Friday evening. The beers that were featured at the event included Odells Rupture, Odells Sunny Rain, Kauffee Talk, Odells Prynus and Prunus Peach and Pear Sour. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

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Odell Brewing Company held a four course dinner with special beer pairings, presented at Mainline Ale House Friday evening. The beers that were featured at the event included Odells Rupture, Odells Sunny Rain, Kauffee Talk, Odells Prynus and Prunus Peach and Pear Sour. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

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This giant fish was made out of CDs, tinfoil, mesh and plants. It glistened while swimming in the crowd for Tour de Fat Saturday Afternoon. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

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The Crabs were excited to participate in the Tour de Fat parade Saturday afternoon. They are the crabs your mother warned you about. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

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One Punch Man took his car for a spin in the Tour de Fat parade Saturday evening. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

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This younger Tour de Fat participant rode in style with her low-rider, fat-tire bicycle Saturday afternoon. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

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MyHandleBar cheerfully cruised down the street for Phyllis 80th birthday Saturday afternoon in the Tour de Fat parade. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

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A group of life guards are prepared for safety as they ride through the Tour de Fat parade Saturday afternoon. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

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One of the longest trains of people without one vehicle was a group that started with a wheelchair, and gradually transitioned from rollerskates to skateboards. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

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Faires were sprinkled throughout the Tour de Fat participants Saturday afternoon. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

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Colonel Sanders rode in the Tour de Fat parade Saturday afternoon, accompanied by his rubber chicken and bucket of fried goodness. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

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Hell on Wheel is a unicycle club that took their wheels out for a spin during Tour de Fat on Saturday. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

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Two butterflies ride in the Tour de Fat parade Saturday afternoon, followed by their butterfly catcher. Photo by Olive Ancell | Collegian

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