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EPISODE · Nov 20, 2020 · 1H 6M

White supremacist stickers on campus, changes in COVID-19 and deportations

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Ellie Shannon prepares listeners for break by updating listeners on how to get tested at CSU, and then Ivy Winfrey gives information on the end of a fire ban related to the Cameron Peak fire. Jonathan Gillham interviews Casey Katofsky about a new sports complex in Windsor, then Ivy speaks to Abby Vander Graff about white supremacist stickers found on campus. Then, Ivy speaks to Coloradoan reporter Miles Blumhardt about female athletes criticizing CSU's athletic department for Title IX violations. Then, Kota Babcock gives updates on Georgia's election recount, and speaks to Michael Buttram from Rams Against Hunger about food insecurity. Kota then updates listeners on an Apple lawsuit and new COVID-19 statistics. To end the show, Ivy gives listeners some weird news with a story about fraud in a bird election and a man using a flamethrower on top of a bus in New York City.

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