Justice headlined Monolith Music festival in front of a half-full Red Rocks Amphitheatre Sunday night. It may have been the cool September air or maybe just a Sunday night, but the headline act saw hundreds file out of Red Rocks Amphitheatre opposed to the thousands Justice performs for regularly.
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It only its second year, the 2008 Monolith Festival at Red Rocks Amphitheatre proved to be an excellent addition to Colorado culture with acts that were nothing less than huge. Highlights of Main Stage: The day didn’t really feel like it started until at 2 p.
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It only its second year, the 2008 Monolith Festival at Red Rocks Amphitheatre proved to be an excellent addition to Colorado culture with acts that were nothing less than huge.
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EcoArts is not an average art show. The art show opened on Friday night at the Dairy Center for the Arts with a ‘green’ atmosphere, and those who attended received a crash course in climate change literacy along with information about a new form of electrical technology called Smart Grid.
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Google Inc. has introduced yet another fancy, free new product. So has Microsoft Corp. Google’s latest innovation is called Google Chrome, an open-source Web browser. Windows Internet Explorer has also introduced a new version of its Web browser, Internet Explorer 8, which is also free.
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In the sunlight of a beautiful Boulder day, the light sound of music, people and excitement fluttered through the air on Pearl Street, attracting multitudes of shoppers and walkers to Boulder Pride’s annual Block Party. Boulder Pride is an organization which works towards LGBT civil rights issues as well as offering opportunities for members of the LGBT community to meet, and the Block Party has been working towards both goals since 2001.
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Since 2006, co-founders Dave Sheldon and Josh Pollack have sought to bring a new and eclectic style of music to the local scene through the company, Euphonic Conceptions.
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Jesse Sykes and the Sweet Hereafter is coming to the Fox Theatre Monday along with the soulful, Colorado-bred Chris Brecht. Jesse Sykes and the Sweet Hereafter offers a unique sound that consists of a warm mix of acoustic guitar and viola. Sykes’s rough and penetrating voice singing melancholy lyrics gives the music a touch of darkness.
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Throughout the tumultuous years of late nights and studying that come with college life, nothing can aid a student more than a great cup of coffee and a café that can feel like a second home. CU students are lucky to have a multitude of choices of cafés that go beyond the corporate mold of “the coffee shop.
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For years, Boulderites flocked to the little wine bar on 13th Street for its famous bottomless wine, family service and stylish atmosphere. Then, one day the little wine bar gave up its name, Trilogy, and the b.side lounge stepped into its place. “Trilogy closed in mid-May, and two weeks later b.