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Then Junior Ashley Carter adds finishing touches to her Harry Potter wand on Nov. 9, 2008 in Collins Brown. Collins is kicking off their fourth annual Hogwart's Week this week in honor of the series by J.K. Rowling.
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Then Junior Ashley Carter adds finishing touches to her Harry Potter wand on Nov. 9, 2008 in Collins Brown. Collins is kicking off their fourth annual Hogwart's Week this week in honor of the series by J.K. Rowling.
Then IU junior Ian Eldridge shoots hoops May 30, 2007 at the Ora L. Wildermuth Gymnasium of the School of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation. Eldridge came to the court to shoot several times a week.
Kilroy's Bartender Clark Baker makes drinks on Sept. 19, 2008 at Kilroy's Bar & Grill. A brand new Kilroy's is planned to open in downtown Indianapolis.
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Abbey Stemler, second-year law student and new student trustee, laughs during an interview Monday, July 27, 2009 next to the statue of Herman B Wells in the Old Crescent.
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TV Surveillance columnist Cory Barker.
William Dotson of St. Louis and Seth Hunter of Farmington, N.M. break down a frame Wednesday afternoon in the Tailgate Fields. The Order of the Arrow Conference ends today.
____simple_html_dom__voku__html_wrapper____>Our Lady Peace used to be something like grunge’s version of The Cure. Most of its songs were all mopey and depressing – kind of like The Cure in flannel.But sometime after the turn of the century, OLP got happy. Many of its songs became upbeat and had a toe-tappy sound to them. “Burn Burn” hasn’t really changed that, which is somewhat ironic considering lead singer Raine Maida said it was the mainstream sound of the band’s previous album that ended its relationship with Columbia/Sony, and that “Burn Burn” is more like the older stuff. This couldn’t be further from the case.While the older stuff is the band’s best, their recent music wasn’t bad either. “Burn Burn” suffers from sounding like a lazy version of something OLP has already done. Maida has claimed this is a “proper rock album again,” but that isn’t what OLP was good at. It’s impossible to define any one track as proper rock, because they steal sounds from all genres. For a band that was compared to classics like Led Zepplin and more modern rock bands like Pearl Jam, this album is a huge departure from what OLP was good at – strange rock music with amazing yet abstract lyrics.Songs such as “All You Did was Save My Life” and “Time Bomb” are rife with peppy choruses and guitar hooks. “The Right Stuff” sounds like any kitschy, club rock song out now, and “Monkey Brains” sounds like a failed attempt to channel Primus.Maida himself produced this album, enjoying the freedom he had not having to answer to producers. But from the guy who worked on Avril Lavigne’s second album and has written songs and produced albums for “Canadian Idol” and “American Idol” winners, it’s safe to say the fresh and raw OLP is long gone.
Sign hanging in Rise, a skateboard shop located on Sixth street.
Ryan Smith, owner of Rise Skateboard shop on Sixth street, stands outside his storefront Wednesday afternoon.
TV Surveillance columnist Cory Barker.
William Dotson of St. Louis and Seth Hunter of Farmington, N.M. break down a frame Wednesday afternoon in the Tailgate Fields west of McNutt dormitory. The Order of the Arrow Conference ended Wednesday evening.
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Boards and shoes line the wall of Rise skate shop on 6th Street.
Boards and shoes line the wall of Rise skate shop on 6th Street.
Boards and shoes line the wall of Rise skate shop on 6th Street.
Abbey Stemler, second-year law student and new student trustee, laughs during an interview July 27 next to the statue of Herman B Wells in the Old Crescent.