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Fort Collins will be expanding the city smoking ordinance as of September 1st. City parks, trails, natural areas, golf courses and other areas of town will be smoke-free.PHOTO ILLUSTRA- TION BY CAMERON BUMSTEAD COLLEGIAN 2 Tuesday, September 1, 2015 | The Rocky Mountain Collegian collegian.com ON THE OVAL FORT COLLINS FOCUS Semester at Sea building under construction near CSU campus The Semester at Sea offices will now have a home in Fort Collins. A new Semester at Sea building broke ground last week, beginning the process of moving the program’s offices from Charlot- tesville, Virginia to Fort Collins. The building will be located at 2243 Center Ave., and Semester at Sea will occupy the top floor of the three story building built and owned by the CSU Research Foun- dation, according to CSU spokes- person Mike Hooker. The other two floors will be available for lease for the University or other outside tenants. The total size of the build- ing is about 30,000 square feet and Semester at Sea will occupy 10,000 Alyssa Ross, a sopomore human development and family studies student, plays “Beat the Clock” during a square feet. break at Moby Arena, Friday night during the women’s volleyball game. PHOTO BY CISCO MORA COLLEGIAN According to Hooker, the CSU Research Foundation is con- structing the building to be LEED certified. The CSU and Semester at Sea partnership will officially begin June 1, 2016, which is when Courtney Semester at Sea’s contract with the Deuschle University of Virginia will expire. DJ Profile KCSU SCHEDULE According to Hooker, this part- nership will provide CSU students with unique scholarship opportu- TUESDAY LISTEN ONLINE AT KCSUFM.COM nities to travel through Semester at Describing her show as a “stream of Sunshine: Sunrise Sea. This partnership also provides consciousness,” senior journalism major 7:00 AM opportunities for faculty members Courtney Deuschle says she loves having Beats to teach abroad. conversations with her KCSU audience. Since its start in 1963, Semes- She brings a diverse set of music to her ter at Sea has gone on 114 voyages show “Kickin’ it with Court” every Tuesday 9:00 AM Star on five ships with four academic from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. sponsors, according to SOURCE. “I think about a specific theme of the Courtney: kickin’ it 11:00 AM Over 60,000 students from 1,700 day,” Deuschle said. “But I don’t limit it with court universities have participated in down to a specific theme of the day. I jump the program. on the requests I get.” The number of CSU students This is the Westminster, Colorado 3:00 PM Mario’s Class studying abroad has increased native’s third semester as a DJ. She says her 70 percent in the past five years, show is unique, because she talks to her 4th and Goal with according to SOURCE. listeners as if she were having an intimate 5:00 PM With over 2,000 international conversation with them. Cody Smith (sports) students representing over 90 “I try to be myself and have a voice that Cruz&Nikk Nakk: It’s 5 countries, and with 20 percent other people can relate to,” Deuschle said. 7:00 PM of tenure-track faculty coming “I try to keep it pretty laid back. I do it as if O’Clock shomewhere from different countries, CSU I’m talking to you.” represents the focus Semester at In addition to working for KCSU, De- Sea wants to put on international- suchle writes for CSULife magazine. After 9:00 PM Trent & Meena ization. graduating, she says she hopes to pursue a “Our shared commitment to career in journalism. Sugarfree & TBA: student achievement and innova- Collegian A&E Editor Hannah Ditzen- 11:00 PM The Graveyard Shift tive, globally engaged education berger can be reached at entertainment@ makes this a wonderful fit, and we collegian.com or on Twitter at @h_ditzen- look forward to a strong and excit- ing collaboration,” CSU President Tony Frank said in a SOURCE article. Follow Like Collegian Follow Sady Swanson can be reached @CollegianC Central on collegiancentral at [email protected] or on Twit- on Twitter Facebook on Instagram ter at @sadyswan.

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[email protected] [email protected] N NEWS Tuesday, September 1, 2015 • Page 3 $3M raised for limb recovery research By Seth Bodine ilies who have benefi ted from @Sbodine120 limb preservation research. The money goes toward sustaining Whether animal or human, the research program, providing saving a damaged limb can prove graduate student salaries and di cult. Trauma, tumors or funding small grants and ma- infections can cause problems jor equipment. It will also allow that seem irreversible. Dr. Ni- the program to survive the lows cole Ehrhart attempts to reverse when funding is scarce, accord- the damage these ailments can ing to Ehrhart. cause. Now her research has the The chair was named af- backing of $3 million. ter Dr. Ross M. Wilkins, from Ehrhart, a professor in the Denver, for his research with clinical sciences department, children who are at risk of los- received the Wilkins University ing limbs. Chairs are created by Chair, providing her with recur- donors who are interested in ring money for research on limb supporting a particular subject. preservation. She is the fi rst After receiving donor approv- woman at CSU to be appointed al and internally evaluating the to a University-endowed chair. most qualifi ed people in the de- Half of the money was raised partment, the decision of who Dr. Nicole Ehrhart in her lab at the Veterinary Taaching Hospital. PHOTO BY KEVIN OLSON COLLEGIAN by CSU and half by the Limb receives the chair is made, ac- mans. Both doctors collaborate from a laboratory," Ehrhart said. an excellent scientist and she's Preservation Foundation, ac- cording to the director of the to research muscle reanimation Ehrhart is also a surgical working in an area that has really cording to Ehrhart. Flint Animal Cancer Center, Dr. for people who have lost large oncologist at the Flint Animal high relevance for young peo- "The hope is that with this Rodney Page. segments of muscle. Their work Cancer Center, performing sur- ple," Page said. money, it will make us even more "(Ehrhart) has a big idea," focuses on fi nding ways to trans- gery on animals with cancer. She Her research has University competitive to get those really Page said. "This funding could plant the muscle of tissue donors has faculty appointments in the signifi cance as well, according to large grants and maintain large be used to take her in that direc- to a patient. College of Biomedical Engineer- Coleman Cornelius, director of amounts of funds over the years tion without going through (the Ehrhart primarily works ing and the Department of Cell communications at the College to make a really big impact in usual) grant applications. (This on animals, but she said her re- and Molecular Biology. She is of Veterinary Medicine and Bio- the fi eld," Ehrhart said. "That's funding) will last for the rest of search translates to human ap- researching bone cancer, or os- medical Sciences. what we ultimately are trying to her life, her professional life and plication as well. teosarcoma. "It's amazing to consider achieve." whoever comes next.” "Everything about treat- When on the clinic fl oor, Eh- that our students gain this kind Money was received by var- Ehrhart has been in ments probably will perform rhart works with CSU students of new knowledge as it is being ious donors such as AlloSource, long-standing collaboration with much more closely to the human and graduate students to re- discovered," Cornelius wrote a tissue bank; the Limb Pres- Wilkins, and they work together response, when you put them in search in the lab. in an email to the Collegian. ervation Foundation and fam- to benefi t both animals and hu- a pet population, than it would "She's an excellent teacher, seeRESEARCH on page 14 >> CHECK OUT OUR BAR! - 16 BEERS ON TAP - NFL SUNDAY TICKET TThhuursdrsdaayy - 11 TVS nutty deal - OPEN TILL VOTED $3.99 3AM EVERYDAY BEST PIZZA 1 topping medium pizza • 10pm-close DELIVERS! 970-224-2000| 1124 West Elizabeth | www.krazykarlspizza.com O OPINION Tuesday, Septmber 1, 2015 • Page 4 Restaurant technology: pain or perk?

seem insignificant in the grand technology, too, so I don’t have and I think that bringing this lot of other positive, impressive Haleigh scheme of things, children are to feel uncomfortable.” One tip feature into the social dining results, such as a 300 percent Mcgill highly impressionable and they for avoiding a dead-end con- experience only makes that increase in e-club enrollment, learn quite a bit from observing versation is to ask open-ended worse. We must find a balance higher tip rates, faster turn- @HaleighMcGill and mimicking the behaviors of questions that stir discussion between making aspects of our around times with electronic those they look up to. versus asking questions that lives easier with technology and bill pay and many others that are As far as wanting some- elicit a one-dimensional “yes” damaging our interpersonal listed on the Ziosk website, and thing to do to distract you from or “no.” skills and beneficial reliance on so I think they could do with- Over the last couple of years, waiting for your food, which Having our smartphones other people. out it. Keep the Ziosks, nix the various restaurants such as consistently glued to our hands I’m sure that a significant games feature. Chili’s and Red Robin have has already been marked as amount of money is made from started integrating the Ziosk a detriment to the quality the unlimited games feature, Haleigh McGill can be tablet into the their dining expe- “Having our of face-to-face interactions, but the tablet has produced a reached at hmcgill@collegian. rience by placing them on every smartphones table. The tablet has quite a few features, including the ability to consistently glued to our order drinks, desserts and ap- hands has already been petizers, the option to instantly marked as a detriment enroll in e-club programs and the ZLoyalty rewards program, to the quality of face-to- the ability to pay your bill and face interactions . . .” leave a tip without having to wait for the return of your server, using the built-in camera to share photos and your dining sometimes feels like forever, experience on social media and this is your opportunity to get the option to pay for unlimited creative. Spark a debate, play an games and apps. all-inclusive game that requires These features are major you to interact with those that steps in the right direction as far are out with you, talk about as technological innovation and something hilarious or interest- enhancing the restaurant expe- ing that happened that day or in rience go, with the exception of recent weeks, look up di†cult the unlimited games and apps. riddles or trivia questions that Many might argue that this egg on friendly competition and feature is cheap and simple en- don’t forget that coloring the tertainment for rowdy children, kid’s menu has no age limit. it relieves the anticipation or If things get awkward or boredom of waiting for your uncomfortable, don’t take the food to arrive or even that it easy way out and resort to inter- could provide an escape from acting solely with the games and awkward conversations or ten- apps menu on the Ziosk tablet, sion between those at the table. or your smartphone, for that To this, I would say: Stop being matter. During a couple visits to lazy and antisocial. Red Robin over the past year, I Coloring and completing have noticed people shutting out the activities on kid’s menus others at the table and focusing with your children or talking 100 percent on the games that about their day is even cheap- the tablet has to oŠer, leaving er entertainment, and it also those who accompanied them comes with relational and social to sit in silence and prompting benefits. Children need to learn them to retreat to their phones how to engage with others in a in order to not feel so neglected. wide array of settings, and that I think this only makes the awk- learning curve is hindered by wardness worse, and it starts constant exposure to and paci- a vicious cycle of “this person fication with silent gaming and is technologically occupied, mobile entertainment. While a therefore socially unavailable, few family nights out to eat may so I will occupy myself with ILLUSTRATION BY JONATHAN GARBETT COLLEGIAN O OPINION Tuesday, September 1, 2015 • Page 5 Suering is relative: Shift your perspective on issues of equality

this country. Recently, resi- “Honk if you just dropped your In Pakistan, over 1,000 women these hit the evening news. The dents of an o­-campus frater- daughter o­,” on display during are stoned to death each year women of these countries can- Megan nity house, believed to be that move-in weekend. The point is, because they choose to marry not walk away from or choose Burnett of Sigma Nu at Old Dominion if one of the most widely-cov- a man who did not honor the to ignore these situations and @megsbcollegian University, are “under fire” ered women’s issues in Ameri- family. In Saudi Arabia, women deliberate acts of violence, from the school, Sigma Nu can media is words on a sheet, are not allowed to drive and face while a woman on an American nationals and the general public then we have it pretty good com- many other restrictions. Many college campus can choose to for displaying controversial and countries operate under Sharia ignore and brush o­ inappro- Aug. 26 is nationally celebrat- provocative banners outside the Law, an extremely patriarchal priate cat-calling or degrading ed as Women’s Equality Day, house last weekend while first- system that commits horren- visual displays such as the stemming from the o
cial year students moved in. One of dous crimes against women. aforementioned banners. adoption of the 19th amendment the three banners said, “Rowdy “Current issues from Under Sharia Law, it is not This is certainly not to say into law. This was a tremendous and fun hope your baby girl is other regions of the uncommon for rape victims to that American feminist issues moment in our nation’s history, ready for a good time.” globe have not garnered be punished as opposed to the are illegitimate. There is always granting women the right to vote The messages displayed on rapist. A woman who removes progress to be made, and suf- after fighting for su­rage for these are certainly uncalled for, nearly as much attention her burqa or hijab in public is fering, like a lot of other things, nearly a century. America has non-conducive to giving the from the media as they subject to beating. Marriages are is relative. However, we are accomplished much in the way impression of a safe college envi- should have.” arranged, and any woman that lucky to live in a country where of women’s rights since the 19th ronment and definitely required rejects a suitor may be doused women have the right to vote, century. However, current issues the actions taken to hopefully in corrosive acid, disfiguring her drive, wear whatever they want from other regions of the globe avoid future instances like this. for life. and be whoever they want to be. have not garnered nearly as But people have the ability to An article and accompa- This is simply meant to garner much attention from the media shake their heads and turn the pared to most other parts of the nying photographs of women appreciation of what we do as they should have. other way, and choose not to world, where inappropriate and who have survived corrosive have, and to encourage people While I agree that we still involve or associate themselves violent behavior toward women acid attacks can be found here. to find ways to become a voice have progress to make in the with such behavior. This isn’t is less of the ignorable kind. Please note that the images are for the women who can’t speak way of gender equality, many exactly breaking news, either. In many parts of Africa, fe- somewhat graphic and may be for themselves. other pressing women’s issues College students — Greek or not male genital mutilation (FGM) disturbing to some viewers. are being ignored in light of — have been displaying inappro- is still widely practiced. Young These are all very real Collegian Columnist Megan what are currently common priate signs outside their houses girls are cut, often without anes- issues happening right now, Burnett can be reached at grievances from women across for decades. A common one is, thetic, in the name of tradition. but it is rare that stories like [email protected]. N NEWS Tuesday, September 1, 2015 • Page 6 New Venture Accelerator program participants announced College of Business trains select students on how to make entrepreneurial ideas a reality

By Megan Braa @megan_braa

Blue name tags adorned the shirts of 25 students as they gathered around green and gold tables in the foyer of Rockwell Hall West while the launch of the 2015 Venture Accelerator pro- gram was announced. This year, 12 student ven- tures were accepted into the program, and 20 to 40 applica- tions are received any given year, according to Christine Chin, the interim director of the pro- gram. The Venture Accelerator program provides training, net- working and funding opportuni- ties to students who are pursuing the development of an idea into a business. Since the start of the program four years ago, 49 stu- dent ventures have been through the program and about 30 com- panies have stayed in business, according to Chin. “What we try (to do) is help them identify how to take their idea and do the customer dis- covery and market research, to help them develop their business model,” Chin said. The Venture Accelerator pairs students with a mentor to guide them through the process of developing a busi- ness plan during the Immersion Lab part of the program, taking Students and faculty celebrate the start of this semester's Venture Accelerator program with business talk and beer Thursday night in the Business building. PHOTO BY SARAH FISH COLLEGIAN place in the fall. Dean of the College of Busi- ness Beth Walker said the pro- ment of our community and our of this information and actually 12 months and students from of Restor 3DPrint Sean Moser; gram encourages connection entrepreneurship community, go apply it,” said Taylor Wild, a other schools who are associated co-founders of Smart Spectrum within the community. and their investment in helping senior accounting major. with those in the program. John Augustine and Brent Lee; “The Venture Accelerator our students really develop fan- Wild is the CFO of the stu- The following students are co-founders of Traction Indus- program is incredibly unique,” tastic business ideas. Without dent venture Monarch, a sub- participating in the 2015 Venture tries Ryan Rykus, Matthew Lew- Walker said. “What I love about their engagement, this wouldn’t scription service-based fitness Accelerator Program: co-found- is, Kathleen Loetscher and Lucas it the most is the deep involve- be a success.” company that caters to the indi- er of Flashback Charles Higgins; Loetscher and co-founder of Xa- In December, the students vidual needs of the client. CSU co-founders of iCardia Surgical, oca Camille Jarmon. will hold presentations to ex- alumni Ryne Harshman and LLC. Zane Covey and Tillatsan; “What I also love about this plain if their venture is a via- David Cross are co-founders of co-founder of IgnoreU Carmelo program is that it’s cross-disci- “Being in this program, ble business idea, and whether Monarch as well. Mannino; co-founders of Insec- plinary,” Walker said. “So there’s we can really improve or not they will continue into “We’re only as strong as our ticycle John Garvey and Michael engineering students (and) ag- on our weaknesses the Start-Up Springboard, the biggest weakness,” Harshman Lolley; co-founders of Monarch ricultural students (also). Every spring semester of the program. said. “So, being in this program, Fitness Ryne Harshman, Taylor single college is represented and we can help other The Start-Up Springboard as- we can really improve on our Wild and David Cross; co-found- here in the Venture Accelerator, teams improve on their sists students in working inde- weaknesses and we can help oth- ers of N.O. Box Ben Chisholm, which is extremely exciting be- weaknesses.” pendently to ensure the success- er teams improve on their weak- Muadh Al-Nadabi and Jason cause the most successful teams ful launch of their business. nesses.” Moon; co-founders of Nurs.ly are cross-disciplinary, and that’s RYNE HARSHMAN “I think what really intrigues The Venture Accelerator Connor Lawrence, Kevin Kow- what we’re doing here in the CSU ALUMNI & me is that we are one of the only Program accepts interdisciplin- alski and Caleb Tebbe; co-found- Venture Accelerator.” CO-FOUNDER OF MONARCH business schools where we have ary majors at CSU, alumni who ers of Rebottle Jose Arosemena Megan Braa can be reached a program where we can learn all have graduated within the past and Kyle Farrell; co-founder online at [email protected]. N NEWS Tuesday, September 1, 2015 • Page 7 Phase one of smoking ban takes eect By Erik Petrovich ever you designate non-smok- ed by the new legislation be- @EAPetrovich ing areas, you reduce tobacco ing rolled out. Narghile Nights usage and litter in general and moved its location inside the The first phase of a new improve the appearance of the new non-smoking area three city smoking ordinance will go community." days before the expanded regu- into e•ect Tuesday, restricting The city cites public health lations were passed in February. smoking in all city buildings and in its reasoning for passing Narghile has had to find grounds, parks and natural ar- the expanded rules, including new methods of cooperating eas. The smoke-free areas also the reduction of secondhand with the city to continue op- include the Lincoln Center, the smoke. erating a hookah lounge in the three city-owned golf courses According to Laurie Kad- downtown area, including the and all trails in the city. rich, director of the department installation of a $40,000 venti- The city voted 6-1 to adopt of Community Development lation system. the new ordinance in Febru- and Neighborhood Services, Aria Khosravi, owner of ary, which bans smoking in there was a majority of support Narghile Nights, is working with many public areas. Electronic for designated smoking areas the city to create an amendment cigarette use has been part of within the smoke-free zone in to the law which would redefine non-smoking e•orts in the city the city. These smoking area what a retail tobacco store is. since 2013, when it was mandat- designations were not adopted Once the second phase goes into ed that e-cigarettes could not be by the city council and did not e•ect Jan 1, retail tobacco stores used anywhere that it was illegal make it into the final ordinance. will be one of the few places in to smoke. “People will have to go to Fort Collins where smoking will It comes as an expansion to their personal vehicles to smoke be legal. rules created in 2014 restricting in the downtown smoke-free “Several people have stated smoking in outdoor bar patios, zone," Coldiron said. "The ulti- that it would deter people from TransFort shelters and all hotel mate goal is to reduce second- coming to downtown.” Khosravi rooms in the city. hand smoke." said. “From my standpoint, and "The city has a long history The three hookah lounges from Narghile Night’s stand- of smoking ordinances with re- in the city – Algiers, Narghile point, I think it will be business gards to increasing the health Nights and Sahara Night – were as usual. As far as downtown as a and wellness of the city," said all a•ected by the non-smok- whole, time will tell.” Delynn Coldiron, manager of ing regulations passed last year Erik Petrovich can be Neighborhood Services. "When- and will continue to be a•ect- reached at [email protected]. Anonymous Longboards hosts Fox Hills Slide Jam By Sierra Cymes tin said. “I mean, these guys skate social media to build a team of @sierra_cymes all the time. They hit this hill and international riders that help other hills all the time, and a lot promote their products through Community engagement of roads are illegal to ride on be- social media. and social media helped grow cause you can get pulled over and Evan Li, from San Jose, Cal- Anonymous Longboards, a busi- get tickets. It’s also very danger- ifornia, connected with Anon- ness started by CSU grad Dillon ous because you’ve got cars going ymous Longboards through Martin. up and down.” social media and applied to be a Anonymous Longboards Luther Lane was closed team rider in August 2013 when hosted the second annual Fox down, and Anonymous Long- he was 16 years old. Hills Slide Jam Saturday to foster boards obtained a special events “There are a ton of board local support for the longboard- permit from the City of Fort Col- companies out there, but I wasn’t ing community and connect lins for this event. familiar with any of them,” Li riders with each other through “Some spots you’ve got to get said. "Anonymous posts a lot of a sanctioned riding experience. in, take a run and get out and it’s stu• and they’re really social. All 26 competitors tore down hard because you’re not trying to You’re able to get to know the the street during the Best Trick, come in and cause a scene but a company better and I saw it as a Slide Limbo and Nail the Cone lot of people think you are,” Liam great opportunity to start small contests. Angus said, a competition partic- and try my luck.” “It blows my mind, their am- ipant. “So you just want to get in, Li approached Martin in bition and how talented these get out and be respectful.” person with the idea for the Slide guys are," Martin said. "They can Anonymous Longboards was Jam last year. pull 60-foot slides. They’re crazy. created when Martin turned his “I came last year because I I wouldn’t do that. These guys go passion for making longboards wanted to go check out the head- 50 mph. They’re nuts.” into a business. quarters and spend time with Prizes for the non-profit “I like making things," Mar- (other longboarders), chill with Slide Jam were donated by 15 tin said. “I went to CSU, studied them," Li said. "And then, we de- longboard-related manufactur- engineering and started making cided to create an event to fill up ers in the U.S., some of which longboards again for myself. Be- one of our days with something were local. According to Martin, fore you know it, we started sell- we could all do and have fun and this competition is an opportu- ing and took on a bunch of part- skate." nity for longboarders to connect ners. It went up and went down Li and the other team rid- as a community in a sanctioned and now it’s down to just me as ers give Anonymous Long- area. a sole owner and we picked up a boards feedback on their “The goal for the event today whole bunch of sales." board prototypes, as well as is to provide a nice opportunity Anonymous Longboards is advice for social media posts. for kids to go out and skate,” Mar- a grassroots company that used seeLONGBOARD on page 14 >> S SPORTS Tuesday, September 1, 2015 • Page 8 Culbert earns honors, former CSU hoops star headed to Olympics By Emmett McCarthy sion I Coaches’ Poll. @emccarthy22 CSU started the season ranked No. 12 and has now Culbert named MW Player of the jumped BYU, Wisconsin and Week North Carolina, all of whom CSU’s Adrianna Culbert has su“ered losses over the week- been named Mountain West end. The Rams spent 12 weeks Player of the Week after helping ranked in the top-10 last season, the Rams open the season 3-0 climbing as high as No. 6 Oct. 13. with sweeps of Baylor, UC Da- The Rams host Arizona vis and Northern Iowa. She was State, who climbed from No. 16 also named MVP of the Rams to No. 15 in the latest poll, Friday Volleyball Classic. at 7 p.m. at Moby Arena. The senior hitter from Delton, Michigan posted the Former Rams basketball star Andy first triple-double by a CSU Ogide to represent Nigeria in 2016 player since 2007 against UCD Olympics Saturday when she tallied 10 Former CSU hoops forward kills, 20 assists and 12 digs. Lat- Andy Ogide helped lead Nigeria er that day, she came just one to a win in the championship kill shy of accomplishing the of AfroBasket 2015, earning the feat again, as she finished with nation an automatic berth in the nine kills, 15 assists and 13 digs Rio 2016 Summer Olympics. against Northern Iowa. Nigeria defeated defending For Culbert, who was also champions Angola in the finals named the MW Preseason 74-65. The former Ram star Player of the Year, it marks the saw 24 minutes of action in the fourth time she has received the championship game, recording weekly honor from the confer- 10 points and eight rebounds. ence. Ogide played three seasons for CSU from 2008-2011 after CSU jumps to No. 9 in AVCA poll transferring from Mississip- After winning the Rams pi. As a senior in 2010-2011, he Volleyball Classic and starting averaged 17.2 points and 7.7 re- the season 3-0 – without losing bounds per game for the Rams. a single set in the process – the Emmett McCarthy can be CSU volleyball team has jumped reached by email at sports@col- to No. 9 in the latest AVCA Divi- legian.com. collegian.com The Rocky Mountain Collegian | Tuesday, September 1, 2015 9

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The Collegian Editorial Board is responsible Rick Cookson | Print Hannah Ditzenberger | A&E Editor for writing the staff editorial, “Nope & Managing Editor [email protected] Dope,” and for the views expressed therein. Letters and feedback in response to the [email protected] Keegan Pope | Enterprise Editor staff editorial can be sent to Christina Vessa | News Editor [email protected] [email protected]. [email protected] Kate Knapp | Design Editor Ellie Mulder | News Editor [email protected] [email protected] Abbie Parr | Photo Editor Skyler Leonard | Executive Editor Haleigh McGill | Opinion Editor [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Katie Schmidt | Social Media Editor Caitlin Curley | Digital Emmett McCarthy | Sports Editor [email protected] Managing Editor [email protected] Sarah Papa | Copy Chief [email protected] [email protected] AE& ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Tuesday, September 1, 2015 • Page 10 Netflix and chill with C: September edition

By Clarissa Davies summer camp. The TV show cence. The sad thing is it was can- love, veils – the whole shebang The movies and show are @DaviesClarissa ("Wet Hot American Summer: celed after one season (the whole (not to mention her devout love on Netflix. However, rumors are First Day of Camp"), a Netflix first season is on Netflix), but it of ABBA music). Anyway, the speculating that the show will be With the arrival of colder original series consisting of only has started a cult following. With film is about how she breaks free removed soon. Watch it before days, lazier evenings and the se- eight episodes released this year, only 18 episodes, it makes for an from her lowly life, befriends a it's too late. You will regret it if rious need to relax after another has the same actors as the movie easy watch. The writing is excel- wacky lady, moves to Sydney, you don't. strenuous day, there are few bet- did, and they're playing the same lent, the humor subtle yet aching- experiences strange things and ter ways to unwind than by cozy- age and characters even though ly funny, and it can be enjoyed and through it all … it might just 5. Coming up (keep an eye out): ing up to Netflix. the show was released 14 years appreciated by almost everyone. have a happy ending. Under its "Parks and Recreation" Season 7 If you are at a loss at what to later. The TV show centers on A bonus: Stars of the show in- bubblegum exterior, it is quite watch now, fear no more. I have the first day of camp and is seen clude a very young James Fran- sad and dark at times. However, compiled a list of TV shows and as a prequel to the movie. co, Jason Segel and Seth Rogen. if you like humorous films with movies that will suit your fancy If you enjoy juvenile humor, underlying emotion and movies and get you through the season the stellar cast and bizarre occur- 3. What I just watched: "Muriel's with weddings, here you are. with your limbs, sanity and men- rences that you're supposed to Wedding" tal stability intact. just let happen (a talking can of 4. Laugh: "The Inbetweeners" vegetables? a man who's attract- 1. Popular now: "Wet Hot American ed to a refrigerator and fondling Summer" his sweaters?), this is for you, so check it out, especially before summer ožcially ends. 2. Watch immediately: "Freaks and Geeks"

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According to rumors, which better be true, season seven (the final season – I'm really sad) of GOOGLE IMAGES "Parks and Rec" will be added to Netflix this September. It's about I admit, my favorite genre of GOOGLE IMAGES time. movies is 1990s and '80s roman- Listen, this show is comedic tic comedies. Think anything What's so damn funny about gold, yet incredibly easy to watch GOOGLE IMAGES with Julia Roberts. After watch- this show is how it never tries to if you don't want to think too ing "My Best Friend’s Wedding", be anything it's not. Everyone much (looking at you, "House of I am referring to the 2001 Netflix suggested "Muriel's can relate to Neil, Jay, Will or Si- Cards"). If you like "The Ožce," movie and the 2015 TV show. Wedding." Curious, I obliged. mon. If you can't, you probably "Parks and Rec" is for you. How- The show and the movie are full It is about a very down-on-her- breezed through high school. ever, it is much more lightheart- of names you’ll recognize: Paul GOOGLE IMAGES luck woman, Muriel, who has This foursome of British ed and characters seem to have Rudd, Elizabeth Banks, Amy no friends, is slightly overweight lads can never seem to succeed a heart. I watched six seasons of Poehler, Bradley Cooper and I cannot praise this show and has a ridiculous family with at anything, whether that is try- this show in about a month this special appearances by Kristen enough. If you like shows like a tyrannical father – all set in the ing to be cool, get girlfriends or summer, and I'll probably ex- Wiig, Michael Cera, Chris Pine "That '70s Show" or movies like deadbeat town of Porpoise Spit, purchase alcohol – all set during plode if I don't see what happens and even Jon Hamm. "Napoleon Dynamite," give this Australia. It stars Toni Collette their school years before college. next right away. A girl can only My advice? Watch the mov- show a chance. It was made in ("Little Miss Sunshine," "The The show is British vulgarity at wait so long. ie first. It centers on the lives of 1999 about groups of freaks and Sixth Sense"). Muriel dreams of its best. The show was successful Clarissa Davies can be camp counselors at Camp Fire- geeks in high school in 1980 and getting married. She is smitten enough that two movies emerged reached at entertainment@colle- wood in 1981 on the last day of their various hurdles of adoles- with wedding dresses, finding with the same characters. gian.com. collegian.com The Rocky Mountain Collegian | Tuesday, September 1, 2015 11 AE& ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Tuesday, September 1, 2015 • Page 12 Danny reviews music: ‘Beauty Behind the Madness’ By Danny Bishop @DannyDBishop scious moodiness like the genres “Fifty Shades of Grey.” 17 years old, “Loser” is another to the album. Sprinkled in are it samples, like in the title track With this album, The Week- hit that will inevitably burrow skippable tracks like “Shame- “House of Balloons.” nd brought back many of the its way into listeners’ ears and less” and “In the Night.” While When I was a sophomore in This mixtape and the two same producers from his 2011 in- stay there, thanks to its electron- serviceable, these tracks are re- high school, I went to the home- that followed were compiled into duction, and with that comes his ic, vaguely Pretty Lights-esque ally just more of what is expected coming football game, got my “Trilogy” in 2012. A year later, signature sound that has been hook. in R&B, so fans of the genre will driver’s license and also heard The Weeknd’s debut studio al- lost for a couple years: falsetto An advantage of The Week- likely enjoy them, but musically The Weeknd’s debut mixtape bum “Kiss Land” was released vocals among slow, roaring synth nd’s meteoric rise to fame and and lyrically, they are just more “House of Balloons” for the fi rst and met with a lukewarm re- and hopeful loneliness veiled in eventual commercialism is his of the same. time. sponse from me. “Kiss Land” fell excess. ability to collaborate. “Beauty “Beauty Behind the Mad- For me, despite how ques- into a familiar R&B mold, and On songs like “The Hills,” Behind the Madness” features ness” in a lot of ways reminds tionable my taste in media was at I checked out of The Weeknd’s The Weeknd’s vocals come from collaborations with other famed me of “House of Balloons,” even the time, this mixtape was a rite stylings, afraid he had fallen vic- a faraway place, a sonic distance singers like Ed Sheeran and Lana borrowing synths from that mix- of passage akin to any other high tim to the often creative stifl ing juxtaposed with the love-de- Del Rey and a song produced by tape. In other ways, it panders school milestone and has infl u- that can come when an innova- tached subject matter of the Kanye West. The novelty of hear- to the R&B crowd and restrains enced the way I listen to R&B to- tive, underground juggernaut song. This melancholy is where ing The Weeknd duet with other The Weeknd and his production day. “House of Balloons” showed inevitably goes commercial (i.e. the most interesting tracks come musical titans is excuse enough crew. Any R&B fan will have this me how far the limits of R&B, Nicki Minaj). from. to listen, but his track with Lana album on repeat, but those like a genre that can be stagnant, The Weeknd’s second stu- Other standouts are dance- Del Rey, “Prisoner,” is a perfect me that tend to gloss over R&B can actually be pushed. This dio album, “Beauty Behind the able radio hits like the disco-in- combination of both artists’ trudge through the typical tracks mixtape ditched common R&B Madness,” halfway returns to fl uenced “Can’t Feel My Face,” a styles, both known for their to fi nd some head nodding, som- tropes and utilized new wave the moody glory of his mixtapes, single from the album. Equally dreamy, longing vocals. ber standouts. and shoegaze samples, from art- while the other half remains sta- as danceable, and derived from Among the gloomy hits and Danny Bishop can be ists like Siouxsie and the Ban- tus-quo pop like the “Kiss Land” The Weeknd’s own experience collaboration are pop placehold- reached at entertainment@ shees, and displayed self-con- days, including a song featured in of dropping out of high school at ers that don’t really add anything collegian.com.

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AE& ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT Tuesday, September 1, 2015 • Page 13 Film review: ‘Listen to Me Marlon’ By Morgan Smith fact, through old private record- The fi lm itself begins with a Then comes a glimpse of night, when he was just a child, @MDSFilms ings. This opening is eerily sim- scandal. It is 1990, and Marlon the future. We are greeted with he saw his father hitting his ilar to old recordings of NASA Brando, once the biggest star a digitized version of Bran- mother and said, "If you hit her My IMDb rating: 9/10 rocket launches. Much like the in the world, has entered the do's head, making faces, giving one more goddamn time ... I'm 10 ... nine ... eight ... seven ... space shuttle Endeavour, Bran- fray of media and celebrity after Shakespearean monologues. going to kill you." six ... fi ve ... four ... three ... two ... do shot straight to the top very years of reclusiveness. His son, Brando, in one of his personal Under such circumstances, one ... zero. early in his acting career with Christian, shot a man at Bran- audio tapes, calls it the future few people would have ever suc- This is how Marlon Bran- his performance in "A Street- do's house. From the archival of acting. Maybe he's right. It ceeded at anything. But Brando do, the greatest actor who ever car Named Desire." However, it news footage we see that Brando seems ridiculous, but Brando's found the theater and then fi lm, lived, begins his own biography. took his whole life before that to has more on his mind than most track record for predicting and and the rest is history. Brando The entire fi lm is told by him, in acquire the fuel. people think. enacting the future of acting and pioneered a new kind of acting, fi lm itself is spot-on. at one point saying, "Make 'em Through Brando himself, stop moving their arms from the with bits and pieces of hundreds popcorn to their mouth. Make of hours of previously-unheard 'em stop chewing." Behind me audio recordings, we observe a in the theater, a man and wom- truthful recollection of his child- an promptly and respectfully hood. Three characters played a stopped eating their own pop- formative role. There's his cruel, corn. unsupportive and alcoholic fa- Brando took several long ther, who never believed in him. breaks from acting, tired out by There's Stella Adler, the woman the commercialism of Holly- who took Russian Constantin wood. One such break happened Stanislayvksi's acting tech- in Tahiti after the fi lming of niques and theories and brought "Mutiny on the Bounty," where them to America, thus method Brando met his third wife, and acting was born. Her students had a child with her. He re- included Paul Newman, Al Pa- marked in his audio tapes that cino, Dustin Ho man, Marilyn the Tahitian people were like Monroe, Jane Fonda, Jack Nich- beautiful children, unaware of olson, Warren Beatty, Robert ambitions, stress or hardships DeNiro and most importantly, that Americans routinely place Marlon Brando. upon themselves. Finally, there's Dodie Bran- He vowed to never be like do, Marlon's mother, whom he his father, vowed to ensure that loved more than life itself. He his children would be given a described her as "poetic," and better chance than himself. The as being more beautiful than great tragedy of Brando is that, any mortal woman could ever in a way, he did become a bit like be. She was an actress herself his father, and he knew it. His and helped Henry Fonda begin children were estranged from his career while she was in the him, one went to prison and theater. She was also an alco- another killed herself. It was a holic. In the fi lm, Brando spoke self-fulfi lling prophecy for him, in a melancholy tone about her, one that haunted him until the citing his distancing from her end of his days. as the reason for his childhood "Listen to Me Marlon" is troubles and acting out. His fa- only playing at The Lyric Cine- ther didn't help, either. ma Café. In one disturbing scene, Morgan Smith can be with all due aggression and reached at entertainment@colle- sincerity, Brando said that one gian.com.

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GOOGLE IMAGES 14 Tuesday, September 1, 2015 | The Rocky Mountain Collegian collegian.com Daily Horoscope Nancy Black Homelessness protest begins TODAY’S BIRTHDAY Stick with solid facts, rather than (09/01/15). Personal and pro- nebulous ideas. Quick action fessional growths abound with is required, but don’t fall for a lucky Jupiter in your sign. Aban- trick. in Jeerson Park don narrow thinking. Focus on LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) — 9 practical needs. — Include fun among your pri- By Erin Douglas orities. Water may be involved. @erinmdouglas23 Collins] for four months and the shelters, married couples To get the advantage, check the Avoid drama, expense and I’ve never had a bed,” said Am- are separated, inspiring one day’s rating: 10 is the easiest day, arguments, and adapt to shifting ber Lindsay, a 19 year old who man’s sign, which read, “Let 0 the most challenging. circumstances. Take time out if An occupy eˆort in Jef- moved here to escape violence me hold my girl.” needed, and consider another’s ferson Park to draw attention and drug problems among the To Missy Sundberg, a ARIES (March 21-April 19) — 8 feelings. to perceived inadequate fa- mother of two boys under the — Ponder your upcoming moves, SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) — 9 cilities for the homeless pop- age of four, homeless family re- including regarding romance. — You’re especially powerful. A ulation of Fort Collins began sources seem non-existent. A surprising development in a creative spark ignites. Support Monday around 5 p.m. Mem- “My husband and I both group setting inspires action. your team. Hold your temper, as bers of the homeless commu- “But, without money work, but we cannot find a Professional advice comes in you could easily tromp on some- nity are protesting the lack of and without help, place we can aˆord or get ap- handy now. one, even without meaning to. individual beds in shelters, proved,” Sundberg said. “I TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. as well as the lack of resourc- people get stuck out think especially because of 7 — A strong partner inspires 21) — 7 — Approach a problem es for homeless families and here.” the student population in Fort action, although the strategies from a new angle. Prepare for couples. Collins, finding low income may need refining. Are there a test. Keep a lid on emotions, Jeˆerson Park is across the AMBER LINDSAY housing is really hard.” common resources you can use? which could spark into upset 19 YEAR OLD LIVING IN FORT Maybe someone else would be street from the Fort Collins COLLINS According to Osborn, or misunderstanding. Patiently Rescue Mission and many take protesters plan to move their willing to share. listen. to the park when the shelter’s eˆorts to the edges of Jeˆer- GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — 8 — CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) beds are full. According to Beth son Park after 11 p.m. tonight Don’t dash oˆ heedlessly. Keep — 7 — Your heart pulls you to Osborn, the leader of the pro- where they will not obscure your objective in mind. The take action. Check reality first. test, people can face a $100 fine foot tra«c and face their signs competition is tough. Encourage Fantasy clashes with facts. Don’t for sleeping in the park and toward the street. another’s creativity. Expect sur- commit resources to a false three days in jail if they cannot homeless in New Mexico. “It’s the simple things,” prises. Postpone distractions. hope. Figure out what you want. pay the fine. Lindsay is currently fight- said Osborn. “Notice I’m alive. CANCER (June 21-July 22) — AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) — Osborn claims that the ing a $500 ticket for sleeping Notice I exist. It’s not the peo- 7 — New possibilities beckon. 8 — Things could get hot, either Fort Collins City Council told in one of the open spaces after ple of Fort Collins that is the Watch the budget, as costs run with romance or conflict, as her there are an adequate dark. problem. It’s City Council not higher than expected. Align your passions run high. Misunder- number of beds available to “Where do we sleep when realizing what a problem this eˆorts with your heart. standings spark easily. Antici- the homeless. However, Os- the shelters are full?” Lindsay is.” LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — 8 — An pate some disagreement. You born claims that there are only said. “I would love to go to col- A development proposal is unusual yet fascinating pro- can’t aˆord to buy everything 17 overflow beds available for lege someday. I have my GED. currently under review for Jef- fessional option appears. All everybody wants. women in Fort Collins. The But, without money and with- ferson Park by the City of Fort is not as it appears. Don’t take PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) — 9 housing for men and women is out help, people get stuck out Collins. According to Osborn, anything for granted. Resist — You’re in the eye of the storm. separated in the shelters, and here.” their protest will last “as long temptation to spend frivolously A dream proves impractical, Osborne said there are more A common complaint as it takes.” or waste time. for now. Having a meticulous homeless men than women in among protesters was the lack Erin Douglas can be VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — 7 — partner helps. Keep it respect- Fort Collins. of resources available to mar- reached at news@collegian. Miscommunications (and emo- ful. Take a leap of faith, after “I’ve been here [in Fort ried couples and families. In com. tions) could run wild, especially research. Consider the conse- regarding changes at home. quences.

>> RESEARCH from page 3 ing that there are people that forward to the future for new “At the same time, the re- need her help right now. scientific breakthroughs relat- search extends the University's "I know there are people ed to the merging of nanotech- expertise in cancer and medi- that are really suˆering and los- nology and biomedical engi- cine, allowing us to attract more ing their lives today," Ehrhart neering. research funding and more said. "We need to move faster. I "We are really at this preci- talented students and faculty, just wish we had more money, pice of making leaps forward to whose abilities ultimately ben- more funding, people and time bringing technology to the next efit all of society." to be able to do this. I just wish forefront," Ehrhart said. According to Ehrhart, the we could do it faster." Seth Bodine can be reached hardest part of her job is know- Ehrhart said she is looking online at [email protected].

>> LONGBOARD from page 7 “(Longboarding has) been a pretty big impact in my life," Li said. "When I came to the head- quarters, I learned how a busi- ness works — a lot about photog- raphy and promoting through social media." Sierra Cymes can be reached at [email protected]. collegian.com The Rocky Mountain Collegian | Tuesday, September 1, 2015 15 Los Angeles Times Daily Crossword Puzzle 18 Ten percent donation 20 From the beginning 21 The “u” sound in “census” 24 Suž x with problem 26 Help desk oŸ ering, briefl y 28 Arizona tribe 30 How some pics are stored 31 La Brea stuŸ 32 Owns, biblically 33 Holiday carol’s “Good King” 34 Glacial ridge 35 Get rid of 40 Consecrate 41 Like much pub grub 42 Kennel cacophony 43 “Now, just hold on” 47 “Happy birthday” writers, perhaps 48 Dwarf who swept up Doc’s discarded diamonds 49 OŸ the mark 51 Plant parts 52 Vowel fi vesome 54 Champ’s gesture 56 Natl. Merit Scholarship quali- fying exam 57 Frontman for the Belmonts 60 Perjure oneself Across 12-Down 61 __ fl y: RBI producer 1 Pop singer Anthony 53 Tryst participant 5 Drive-__ window 55 Football play comprised of the 9 Annoying email starts of 19-, 29- and 39-Across Yesterday’s solution 13 “Then again,” in texts 58 First sequel’s sequel 14 Real howler 59 Pandora’s boxful 15 In and of itself 62 Cut again, as lumber 16 Arnaz of early sitcoms 63 Apollo 11 destination 17 Save-the-date card follow-up 64 Earth goddess 19 Judgments made on the fl y 65 Part of GPS: Abbr. 21 Joe of “NCIS” 66 Like some telegrams 22 “Dang!” 67 Tiny part of a min. SUDOKU 23 “The Crying Game” actor Stephen Down 24 Hole in one 1 “The __ Squad” 25 Connecticut Ivy Leaguer 2 Dined 27 Taunting laugh 3 1995 Reform Party founder Yesterday’s solution 29 Call it quits 4 Great Wall locale 36 Champ’s cry 5 Libyan port 37 Airport compliance org. 6 Rear 38 Cuban currency 7 63-Across exploration vehicle 39 Take a nap 8 Erie Canal city 44 Patriotic women’s gp. 9 Alien-seeking gp. 45 Clever laugh 10 Aforementioned 46 Ef counterpart, in tempera- 11 Together tures 12 Group with an annual Mind 47 NW state with a panhandle Games competition 50 Simpson who’s a member of 15 Volkswagen family car

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SPORTSS Tuesday, September 1, 2015 • Page 16 Coach Bobo talks fi rst game at press conference By Geo Huebner head coach that you have to calm we play, every opponent, and tional year, and an emotional emotional game for him to step @huebnermedia93 yourself down a little bit? that’s what we’re working on as game … I’m expecting big things out their for the fi rst time so yes, “I do, I was a little excited a football team.” from this team, not because we we want this to be a great win for Colorado State football’s … (I) woke up this morning and are playing Savannah or any- him and for everything he has fi rst game week started on had a text from my dad talking Q: What is it that you can say thing, it’s because we came from accomplished. He seems very Monday with head coach Mike about ‘hey game week, enjoy the the team does well at this point of camp and found our identity, confi dent and looks like he’s Bobo’s press conference and journey,’ and you just remind the season? and you could tell where this been doing this for years.” will culminate on Saturday, yourself to enjoy every moment. “They love each other, they team is going.” when the Rams take on the Sa- Then (I) had a chance to meet believe in each other, and they Q: (Asked to senior tight end vannah State Tigers at Hughes with our pastors this morning are going to play hard for each Q: (Asked to senior safety Kevin Kivon Cartwright) after such a Stadium for a 2 p.m. scheduled for about an hour and we talked other. There’s no doubt in my Peirre-Louis) You have been through tough year last year for you, what kicko . Bobo, in his fi rst game about staying in the moment. mind that on any given Saturday coaching staff changes before, how is it like going into this year ready week ever as a head coach, Staying in the moment and take they’re going to line up and play was this one different? to play and at the top of the depth was clearly excited to get the advantage of everyday … you got hard for each other – and play “Usually the past coaching chart? week started and even went to to take care of today and tomor- hard for Colorado State. Defen- sta s I’ve had, they have had “Everything I went through, bed early, “kind of like it was row will take care of itself.” sively I think we do a nice job to build a new program. They now looking back at it, it was Christmas.” of playing the scheme, playing kind of start over again, these truly a blessing. It was a hard Saturday’s game not only Q: Do you like having Savannah around each other … and I think new coaches came here and laid year going through all of that. provides Bobo with an oppor- State as a fi rst game or would you we’ve got nice leadership on their foundation down, but they Just to go through all of those tunity to get his fi rst win as a prefer a rivalry like CU? that side of the ball … o ensively didn’t forget what we did last trials and tribulations, just to be head coach, it could also be win “To be honest, we have to I think we are going to be able to year. They are just trying to con- here now, I’m truly blessed. number 500 for the CSU foot- control what we can control. play fast, I’ve talked about that tinue the same thing, the same ball program as well as the ninth I didn’t control who the fi rst since day one. winning tradition.” Make sure to wear orange on Sat- consecutive game won at home, game was. We can control how urday, as the game will be an “Or- a school record. Here are some we work today as an o ensive Q: (Asked to senior safety Kevin Q: (Asked to senior safety Kev- ange Out,” which the Rams are 5-0 of the highlights from Monday’s unit, as a defensive unit and as a Peirre-Louis) Considering the new in Peirre-Louis) This is Bobo’s fi rst in since they began in 2010. press conference: special teams unit. If we want to coaching staff and everything, what game as a head coach, is that extra get to where we want to go, that’s are the team’s emotions going into motivation in the locker room? Geo Huebner can be Q: Do you feel like in any way how we have to handle everyday. this game? “We want every game to be reached by email at sports@ with this being your fi rst game as We have to respect everybody “It’s going to be a very emo- successful. It’s going to be a very collegian.com