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Regis University ePublications at Regis University Highlander - Regis University's Student-Written Archives and Special Collections Newspaper 10-31-2013 2013 Highlander Vol 97 No 2 Halloween, 2013 Follow this and additional works at: https://epublications.regis.edu/highlander Part of the Catholic Studies Commons, and the Education Commons Recommended Citation "2013 Highlander Vol 97 No 2 Halloween, 2013" (2013). Highlander - Regis University's Student-Written Newspaper. 317. https://epublications.regis.edu/highlander/317 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Archives and Special Collections at ePublications at Regis University. It has been accepted for inclusion in Highlander - Regis University's Student-Written Newspaper by an authorized administrator of ePublications at Regis University. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Regis University's Highlander Volume 97, Issue 2 Halloween 2013 Kelly Fleming any one box of categories. We are more of a seasons of life, and the balance of being Social Media Editor rock band, and we always played at whatever When asked about the inspiration behind their home and traveling, and sometimes those can venue people would listen. As far as faith is song Who We Are, Foreman said, "Identity, intersect, and we can bring our families on witchfoot is a popular band that has been in concerned, 1 am very open about my faith, and it sort of tells about our journey as a band, tour." Sthe Christian and the secular music industry Christianity is faith and not just a music term, and the idea that people can tell you who you since the 1990s. All the band members were it's bigger than what is on a music CD." should be but only you know-one of my He was also open about how their faith has fiiends throughout high school and college, favorite songs to play, because our kids are in impacted their music. Foreman said, "The and went to University of California at San The band credits its bond to surfing and the background in the song, like a children's songs that we gravitate towards move us Diego (UCSD), where they formed the band. growing up together, and being friends choir." on a deeper level lyrically, and move us not Tim Foreman, bass guitar player, sat down offstage. only emotionally but spiritually-music is with the Highlander to share his insight on the Foreman talked about the hardships members a powerful way to address topics that are band's latest moves. The band enjoys living their lives together. of the band face when trying to balance their uncomfortable, about faith and doubt and pain, They spend so much time traveling that they responsibilities to the band and their families. and asking the big questions oflife." The band recently made a video about their have to enjoy the people they are with. They He said, "Family life is a challenge, because experiences from the past year, called Fading made the film Fading West, named after their it's not everyday that you see a rock band Switch foot will perform in Denver on Oct. West. When asked why they decided to switch new album, because of the trip they took made up of good husbands and fathers. It's a 31st at Colorado Christian University. Look for music genres, Foreman said, "We have always around the world. On this trip they searched challenge, there isn't necessarily a model that their new album in 2014. wanted to play music for everyone, not in for inspiration for songs in different countries. you can follow. it's been different in different What is Your Favorite Halloween Movie? Zombie Dash in Downtown Denver Molly Freeman's favorite Halloween movie is "Halloween town» Morgan McDonnell's favorite movie is "Caspar the Friendly Ghost» • 'Cause, you know, it makes ghosts seem nice. But now I wanna hang out with a ghost you know? Everyone thinks they're all scary and stuff but thanks to Caspar I know they're just some chillers--that I wanna chill with.» Bridget Young's favorite movie is "Ernest Scared Stupid» "!loved this because it was my first scary movie. But looking back I was such a baby!" junior Taylor Wilcox's -----favorite Halloween movie is "Halloween town" Jordan Virgin and fast paced." Section Editor: Sports & Wellness By eliminating many methods of public transportation available to the race members t's that time of year filled with carving downtown, the creators of the Dash made I pumpkins, dressing up in outrageous cos­ competition more interesting. Teams had to tumes, watching spooky movies. and taking compete against one another and race to get to in the different colors of fall. Speaking of each checkpoint virtually the same way. The dressing in outrdgeous costumes, on October key, of course. is determining the teamwork 5. the third annual Zombie Dash took place in combined with the right form of transporta­ downtown Denver. tion to reach the challenges ahead of the other teams. What a rush! The Zombie Dash is an exciting urban race that involves lots of riddles and solving lots To add to the excitement of the race, the Amanda Knoepfle and Hayley Goncalves ofzombie-themcd challenges along the way. creators decided it would be appropriate to add love the movies "Silence of the Lambs" and Think of the Amazing Race --except zombie "zomb1e hunters" to the mix. The exact role of ·Halloween" style! Teams cons1sted of two to six members the Zombie Hunters is unknown but it sounds all dressed in zombie costumes. hke they are something the racers should watch out for! Zombies reached each checkpoint by either running or walking on foot or by using public Race members gathered downtown afterwards transportation. The zombie racers were allowed at Casselman's Bar & Venue for prizes, music, Katherine Hardy's favorite Halloween movies to usc the RTD or light rail to get to their and awards! What better way to celebrate all are Nightmare Before Christmas and Hocus challenges but they were not permitted to use that hard work than by celebrating with your cabs or bicycles. The creators of the Zombie fellow zombies? Pocus Dash- A-Ore Productions- said, "Our goal is to have each challenge or checkpoint be unique , Regis Rangers on Rocky Horror Amber Koneval "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" and perhaps up around the show, it frees us up to think Jimmy once a month dorng such outlandish Online Editor do a little research on the different call-backs about those things more productively. Plus, things as "dressing up like Miley Cyrus and to decide whether or not this kind of a night it's such a wonderful, inclusive community. recreating the Wrecking Ball video," which he out is for them. Many members of the Regis It's a great place to meet new people and push could never imagine before this. ooking for something new to do this community greatly enjoy attending live Rocky the boundaries of your comfort. I'd absolutely L Halloween season? Fellow Regis Rangers Horror shows. recommend it!" Senior McKenna Mettling enjoys attending the may have a suggestion for you: join in a CEI shows for the entertainment of the shadow decades-old tradition and attend a live showing "A great movie Another senior, Rene Sulieman, said that cast itself, noting that she feels it is "a great of that science fiction double feature, "The she "really [enjoys] the callbacks the most, movie to immerse yourself in because it opens Rocky Horror Picture Show." to immerse yourself ill because it's all so mappropriate and offensive the door to all the possibilities that shadow because yet you can't help but laugh," and called it, "an castmg presents." Since its debut in 1976 as a midnight movie, outlet for everything not-PC that we can let out it has been a tradition to have a shadow cast, a it opens the door once a month with a bunch of random people Tickets for Rocky Horror showings at full cast of people dressing up and acting out we don't lmo\\. Exposure to new subcultures the Esquire Theatre can be pre-ordered at the entire movie, perform before live showings to all the possibilities is always beneficial, and getting out of your rockyhorrordenver.com. Colorado's Elusive of"The Rocky Horror Picture Show." Denver that shadow comfort zone and letting loose a little would be Ingredient performs every last Friday of the has tts own shadow cast company--Colorado's good for anyone!" month at midnight. Gi\e yourself over to Elusive Ingredient (CEI). The group performs casti11g prese11ts. " absolute pleasure. as Dr. Frank-n-Furter would at the EsqUire Theatre at the intersection of Junior Jimmy Haver. who works as a part-time say, and give CEI a try. Downmg Street and Sixth Avenue downtown. cast member for CEI. says that attending the -.lfcKemza Jfettling Participants are encouraged to come dressed live performance has "given [him] confidence up-though whether that's as a character from " In our everyday lives, there's such a taboo and a great ability to come out of my shell and the movie or as an adherent to a theme depends against the topics Rocky Horror brings up," put myself out there. I used to be super shy. on the night you go. Senior Lauren A em mer said. "So much so that not a very open person in high school, before we can't even seem to talk about them. But I started gomg and now I'm who everyone at Newcomers to Rocky culture should watch when we indulge in the culture that has built Regis has come to know me as." 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