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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

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Myth Busters visit CMU

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Six tips to avoid looking like a hot mess
It’s true, wearing too much of a good thing almost always looks bad. Not sure when enough is enough? Alexis Kowaleski is here with six simple tips for determining when you’ve gone too far – and how to avoid looking like a hot mess.
Eric Calabro peeks over his shoulder at "hot messes" Caitlin Ware and Courtney Grafuis as they model fashion crimes. Just call them "Too Layered Lisa" and "Pancake Makeup McGee".
Photo by Leslie Moe

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