I don’t care if you like Mandy Moore’s music. Or if “Wild hope” brought you to tears just like that time you decided to bring your 7th grade crush to “A Walk to Remember” — I bet you didn’t get a kiss goodnight either. It really doesn’t matter what your opinion of her acting skills is, or if you think she’s better than Jessica Simpson or not.
Entertainment
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This season’s trends are a composite of what has been “in” for the last few seasons. “This season, everything goes,” said Heather Baringer, 32, store manager of Sunneshine Couture Ltd. on Pearl Street. Women’s trends are a mix of some older trends like skinny-leg jeans, high-rise, low-rise, trouser jeans and leggings.
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In a fitness-oriented city like Boulder, it is important to decide which nutrition bars are the best fit based on each individual’s own body and lifestyle.
Jeff Boele, 29, an employee at the Boulder Running Company says nutrition is about the individual’s needs.
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With the explosion of legal music download sites on the Internet, it is a good idea to figure out which sites offer the best service for the money. Many students own an MP3 player or an iPod and download their songs online instead of buying the whole album at a store.
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Mandy Moore is coming to the Fox Theatre this Friday to support her new album, “Wild Hope.” The release of her fifth album follows after an already busy year for Moore, who starred in two big budget comedies earlier this year and is also starring in the indie film, “Dedication” alongside Billy Crudup premiering in the fall.
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Even the most popular musical artists and bands of today had to start off at small venues with the hope of gaining attention.
At CU, that venue is Club 156.
Located in The Connection at the UMC, Club 156 is the place for new and up-and-coming bands to be heard by students.
“Club 156 is amazing because it hosts many local and some national acts in a very intimate setting, resulting in a musical experience that is hard to find anywhere else,” said Timothy Kamolz, 20, a junior mechanical engineering major.
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When Carlos Haas completes the finishing touches of color in his newest design, it gets up and walks right out the door.
Haas is a tattoo artist and the general manager of Tribal Rites Tattoo and Piercing, which opened on The Hill in 1999. In the last twenty years Haas has seen the tattoo world grow and change into something no one predicted: tattoos went mainstream.
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Program Council brought the funk-jam band, Tea Leaf Green, to perform for students at Farrand Field Sept. 27.
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About a year ago, Leaf Vegetarian Restaurant opened near Pearl Street to quench Boulder’s thirst for healthy, vegetarian food.
This tiny, beautifully decorated restaurant has a limited menu, and is only inexpensive during happy hour.
Leaf is decked out with teal walls, wrought iron furniture, and a fountain that drips down on the outside of the bathroom that is conveniently located in the center of the restaurant.
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Getting noticed on a campus as large as CU can be hard, but Max Karson got everyone’s attention with his controversial bi-weekly paper, “The Yeti.”
In September of 2006, Karson, 22, a junior psychology major, created his paper titled “The Yeti” and openly expressed his voice with the 1st Amendment backing him up.