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Brains! Brains! Use your brains to read this book. PHOTO COURTESY QUIRK BOOKS

Zombies, ninjas and Jane Austen

Published April 29, 2009
The classic novel “Pride and Prejudice” gets a massive revamp
Max Mose's "Life is a Game" makes up the back cover. PHOTO COURTESY THE IVORY TOWER.

The Ivory Tower brings more than just words

Published April 29, 2009
The University’s undergrad literary magazine, The Ivory Tower, is back for another round.
Wayne Coyne of The Flaming Lips ballin’. PHOTO COURTESY JASON SQUIRES

Pitchfork: Not just for farmers anymore

Published April 23, 2009
The Pitchfork Music Festival will bring in a host of indie young guns and time-tested classics
Death in all their glory. PHOTO COURTESY TAMMY HACKNEY

Lost punk tapes found

Published April 23, 2009
New releases revive the music of Death and The Miamis
PHOTO COURTESY AFTERNOON RECORDS

Sun not setting on Afternoon Records

Published April 23, 2009
Local powerhouse label is the brainchild of 24-year-old Ian Anderson

Sex in the Cities

Published April 23, 2009
A tour of the kinky, classy and tassle-vending shops around town.
The characters in “A Bright Room Called Day” find themselves suddenly emerged in a Nazi culture. PHOTO COURTESY COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS

Vergangenheitsbewältigung is a bitter fruit

Published April 23, 2009
“A Bright Room Called Day” looks at the lives of Pre-war Berliners and their struggle to understand
The original flyer for spring jam.  PHOTO COURTESY DAILY ARCHIVE

The history of Spring Jam

Published April 23, 2009
How the event got big enough to score acts like this year’s Talib Kweli and Hi-Tek
St. Paul artist Mayda is taking off. PHOTO COURTESY SONIC MATRIMONY COLLECTIVE

Mini Mayda made a song

Published April 23, 2009
The St. Paul singer has a lot to say

Scent event

Published April 16, 2009
The Bell Museum brings "smell scientist" Avery Gilbert to pontificate on the "Seduction of Scent"

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