THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN COLLEGIAN Pg3 Pg3 SON P OM H DESIGN BY HUNTER T BY DESIGN Starship has landed What to expect from the Cobra Starship and Breathe Carolina concert By MIKAELA ANTONELLI et-taking, and day-of tickets will be help put this together,” Jones said. legian, who has played previously at THE CONCERT e Rocky Mountain Collegian available at the LSC iBox beginning at e budget for this year’s Ram CSU. “Super high energy, and we are 2 p.m. Saturday. Gates for the concert Jam concert was $160,000, with really looking forward to hanging out As legend (or the iTunes biogra- open at 6 p.m. ASAP’s goal being to sell out the show with everyone again. Colorado always What: RamJam featuring Cobra phy) tells the origins of Cobra Star- According to Lindsay Brown, con- with an attendance of 8,000. goes hard!” Starship, Breathe Carolina and the ship, the band began after frontman cert coordinator for ASAP, the biggest As of Sept. 3, ASAP had sold 610 “We got the oer and we’re super Echo Chamber Gabe Saporta met a talking cobra in dierence between this and last year’s of the 8,000 tickets available for its excited that it was in Colorado since Where: Intramural Fields West the deserts of Arizona. show is the choice of genres — with RamJam concert. ASAP and the LSC the last time we played [in Colorado] of the LSC Believe the tale if you want, but at this year’s concert straying away from iBox refused to give the number of was at Warped Tour, so hopefully we When: Saturday, Sept. 15 at 6 least you can shout out the question the traditional hip-hop/rap acts of tickets sold and, according to ASAP, have the same killer show at CSU,” the p.m. to Cobra Starship as they headline previous years. ticket sales numbers will be released band said. Cost: $10 for students/$22 the annual RamJam concert Saturday “We’re really excited about the on Monday. Regarding Cobra Starship, general public with Breathe Carolina. genre dierence, it’s dierent than Fort Collins-based band the Echo Breathe Carolina said, “We’ve actually How to get tickets: e LSC But what’s this year’s show going anything that we have had on cam- Chamber will open the concert with a done a few college shows with Cobra iBox will be open today from 8 a.m. to look like compared to previous pus,” Brown said. set that starts immediately as doors and they are the best. Super cool to 5 p.m., and Saturday beginning ASAP concerts? Overall, ASAP is pleased with open at 6 p.m. dudes and Gal. I’m sure we’ll both get at 2 p.m. e setup will be similar to last how this year’s RamJam concert came In addition to the Echo Chamber, the place turnt up!” year’s; the stage will face south on the together, according to Heather Jones, ASAP booked Denver group, Breathe For Mairaed Gillooly, a sophomore “Two fantastic bands at one venue, intramural elds west of the Lory Stu- executive coordinator for ASAP. Carolina, for this year’s show at the human development and family stud- what’s not to love?” Gillooly said. dent Center with a large fence around “It’s exciting as a whole to set this request of Cobra Starship. ies major, this year’s performers are Collegian Writer Mikaela Antonelli the concert area. up and look at how awesome it turned “It was a good time!” said Breathe an exciting lineup that she’s looking can be reached at entertainment@col- ere will be only one line for tick- out... we had less than 200 people Carolina in an in an email to the Col- forward to. legian.com Bas Bleu explores the woman’s voice BY LIANNA SALVA e Rocky Mountain Collegian BAS BLEU It’s an age-old question asked What: e Love of the Night- by men of all dierent backgrounds: ingale what do women talk about? When: ursday, Friday, Satur- Fort Collins’ Bas Bleu eater day and Sunday, Sept. 14 through Company looks at that question by Oct. 14 exploring the silencing and empower- Where: Bas Bleu eatre ment of women through language and Cost: $12 students/$24 general physicality in its new show. public “e Love of the Nightingale,” by Timberlake Wertenbaker, is a feminist Zwick-Tapley is also an adjunct view of the Greek myth of Procne and professor of theater at CSU, teaching Philomele, two sisters of Athens who classes on movement. have always been encouraged to speak Wendy Ishii, the co-founder and their minds on philosophic ideas. artistic director of Bas Bleu, who is Procne marries a king of an allied city, also an actress, plays the slave and the citizens of which care for sport caretaker Niobe in “e Love for the and only believe what they see. Nightingale.” Ishii also explained how All the women in the play experi- she brings her own experiences to her ence being silenced, both through character and the play in general. society standards and violent acts. “I was a victim of rape when I was “I think we’ve all experienced a younger woman and I survived. For being silenced, and the more atro- me, it brings up some memories, but cious something is, the less socially it also brings up that we can empower acceptable it is to bring it up; though, ourselves to go on to survive to hope- ironically, that’s the thing we should fully make some change,” she KEVIN JOHANSEN | COLLEGIAN be talking about the most,” said Sarah Kiera Mulgrew, playing as Philomele, contemplates being reunited with her sister in the Bas Blue eatre production of “Love of Zwick-Tapley, the show’s director. See BLEU on Page 6 the Nightingale” on Tuesday. e play was rst written and performed in Greece around A.D. 8. NEWS PAGE 5 Presidential Address Frank says CSU must prepare for future iPhone 5 announcement proves to be lackluster | Page 4 2 Friday, September 14, 2012 | The Rocky Mountain Collegian FoCo This year’s focus is on water Thirteenth annual Sustainable Living Fair takes place this weekend By Bailey Constas contributor, conservative or something we really believe in e Rocky Mountain Collegian liberal, there’s something here supporting.” Saturday, Sept. 15 Chili Fest for anyone,” Aberle said. “You For the past three years ere’s only one beer garden don’t have to be a tree hugger radio station KRFC has been a 10am – Fair Opens – Old that serves Odells and New Bel- to attend this event.” sizable media sponsor and has Town Yoga By Emily Kribs “e Poudre River Library gium side-by-side, and it’s at this Aberle explained that Fort promoted the fair ahead of time 10:30am - Lhasang Bud- e Rocky Mountain Collegian is supporting this by bringing dhist Smoke Ceremony weekend’s Sustainable Living Fair. Collins is a prime location for a to get the word out. bilingual puppetry and Span- 11:00am – HandPicked e Sustainable Living As- fair of this caliber, and support “is has been a very trying e typical Texas Chili ish singers,” (members of Honey Git- sociation hosts the two day for the event comes from facets year for people because of the cook-os are one thing, but she said. “It’s important ters, The Holler!) Fair, which includes 75 work- of Fort Collins other than just High Park Fire,” Hughes said. “A the Annual Fort Collins Chile to us to partner for commu- Noon – Selyne DeYarus, shops, 500 volunteers, musical its community members. lot of the issues that are really Keynote Fest is a whole other animal nity events and support the entertainment and activities Wadoo, a local business delved into at the Sustainable 1:00 – Colleen Crosson – of spicy proportions. community in expressing its to educate people and commu- that specializes in selling mis- Living Fair are issues that are Singer Songwriter e fth annual Chile Fest uniqueness. Sept. 15 to Oct. nities in the Rocky Mountain matched socks made of recycled on people’s mind.” 2:00 – Alexandra Cous- will take place this Saturday 15th is Hispanic Heritage region to make healthy and sus- tee shirts, is planning on having To get to the fair in an teau, Keynote from noon to 5 p.m. at the month, and it’s an important 3:00 – Sustainable Fash- tainable choices. a booth at this year’s Fair. alternative way, Josh Alley, a Museo de las Tres Colonias on time for people with Hispanic ion Show – Mama Said Sew e workshops look at dif- “e fair is a great time Soil and Crop Sciences major at 10th Street in Fort Collins. heritage in our community. I 4:15 – Futaba ferent aspects of sustainabili- for people in Northern Colora- CSU, is planning a bike parade “ere’ll be mariachis, know at least six countries have 5:30-7:30 – Musketeer ty like gardening, agriculture, do to nd out things they can that begins in the oval and then acoustic music, a puppet their Independence Day in that Gripweed alternative fuels, green living do in their own lives that help continues onto the fair to keep show, a jalapeño eating con- time, including Mexico and my day to day, animal husbandry, the environment or help local with the sustainable theme. test, food and a chili contest,” own country, Guatemala.” alternative transportation and movements that help the envi- Speaking at the fair on said Betty Aragon, the chair- “It all pertains to the cul- Sunday, Sept.