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Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily
Serving the UMN community since 1900

The Minnesota Daily

Arts & Entertainment

My big fat Greek tragedy

Published February 24, 2005
The Frank Theatre reinterprets classical Greek tales

The jazzman cometh

Published February 24, 2005
The years have seen many incarnations of Herbie Hancock's sound

Awakening the people

by Claire Joseph
Published February 24, 2005
Teatro del Pueblo overcomes apathy and brings the secret wars home

Lament for the New Wave singer

Published February 24, 2005
Klaus Nomi lived a life that made fiction seem mundane

Rise of the rebels

Published February 24, 2005
Thanks to the popularity of local rap star P.O.S., Doomtree is quickly becoming the Twin Cities' next big-time hip-hop crew. The group continues its successful run with two "False Hopes" releases from rappers Cecil Otter and Dessa.

Love’s labors lost

Published February 24, 2005
"Inside Deep Throat" shows all the ins and outs of 1970s porn chic

In sunshine and in shadow

by Claire Joseph
Published February 24, 2005
The Bell Museum harvests a slew of nature-themed films

There ain’t no justice

Published February 24, 2005
Things would be a lot different if A&E ran the Oscars

Love me little, but love me long

by Claire Joseph
Published February 17, 2005
Debra Messing finds happiness and loses $1,400 in "The Wedding Date"

Far from hell

by Steven Snyder
Published February 17, 2005
"Constantine" meditates on the metaphysical implications of action movies
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