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Umphrey's McGee: The acension continues

Clark Birchmeier

The acension continues for Chicago’s Umphrey’s McGee, not only in terms of their commercial success but in creative accomplishment and instrumental achievement as well. The band formed in the late 90s in the South Bend area. The band consists of Kris Myers, Joel Cummins, Jake Cinninger, Brendan Bayliss, Andy Farag and Ryan Stasik. We spoke with Jake, Andy, and Ryan.


An interview with Metro Station's Anthony Improgo

Mike Fuksman

What do “Hannah Montana” and electro-indie-pop have in common? Virtually nothing, save for the formation of MySpace sensation Metro Station. The band formed as the result of an introduction between siblings of “Hannah Montana” stars Miley Cyrus and Mitchel Musso, but don't you dare call them a prefabricated band. Mike Fuksman chatted with drummer Anthony Improgo about playing amusement parks, touring with a young band and the L.A. music scene.


Fashionable swimsuit styles for all body types

Karlie Powell

Summer is in full swing, along with swimsuit season. For some of us femmes out there this leaves us with not a care in the world. But for the rest of us the mere thought of being in a bathing suit is our worst nightmare made into reality. Relax. Karlie Powell is here to solve all your bathing suit woes as she examines how to extenuate and flatter your body type with bathing suit cuts that are suited for all different body shapes and sizes.


Myth Busters visit CMU

Neil Blake, Jason Whitmore, Jeff Blevins, and Lindsay Holt

Grant Imahara and Kari Byron of the Discovery Channel's MythBusters spoke to a sold out crowd in Plachta Auditorium on Saturday, Jan. 26. Afterward, Lindsay Holt sat down with them for an exclusive interview where she found out what Grant and Kari did before they were on the show, and what advice they would give someone interested in more than a typical 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. job.


Worlds apart: British, French fashion surprisingly different

Ashley Karnowski

It seems these days you cannot escape the fashion industry – it’s everywhere. Apparel merchandise and design student, Ashley Karnowski, explores yet another different country and an entirely different style approach as she ventures out of London and into France to find that countries may be close geographically, but worlds apart when it comes to their daily duds.





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August 6th 2008
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Movie review: “The Last Mistress”

By Marie Lascu

French filmmaker and novelist, Catherine Breillat does not waiver from her sexual themes of debauchery and gender conflict in her most recent film, The Last Mistress. Marie Lascu gives us her analysis on this epic 19th century drama.

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Tilly & The Wall give fans a reason to dance with new album and tour

By Ben LaMothe

Sure, they’re from Nebraska. But Tilly & The Wall can whip a room into a singing, dancing tizzy with the best of them. Ben LaMothe checked out a recent Tilly & The Wall concert in Detroit, and chatted with tap dancer Jaime Pressnall about “O,” the band’s newest album.

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Worlds apart: British, French fashion surprisingly different

By Ashley Karnowski

It seems these days you cannot escape the fashion industry – it’s everywhere. Apparel merchandise and design student, Ashley Karnowski, explores yet another different country and an entirely different style approach as she ventures out of London and into France to find that countries may be close geographically, but worlds apart when it comes to their daily duds.

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