The Minnesota Daily

From keyboard to piano

by Jenny Phan
Published October 16, 2003

Folk singer Vienna Teng puts substance before riches.

by Gabriel Shapiro
Published October 16, 2003

Where cafe society goes for breakfast.

by Greg Corradini
Published October 16, 2003

The University theater ranges around the Henrik Ibsen classic "Peer Gynt."

by Keri Carlson
Published October 16, 2003

Peaches subverts dominant pop star sexuality.

by Jenny Phan
Published October 9, 2003

Faculty art show offers a new perspective on professors.

by Keri Carlson
Published October 9, 2003

Outkast's experiment with sort-of solo projects is greater than the sum of its parts.

by Greg Corradini
Published October 9, 2003

"Jesus Hopped the 'A' Train" investigates the possibility that good intentions can produce bad results.

by Niels Strandskov
Published October 9, 2003

England's Improbable Theatre is back in Minneapolis with another disturbing comedy.

by Keri Carlson
Published October 9, 2003

Death Cab For Cutie represents the diversity of the new "Seattle sound."

by Katie Wilber
Published October 9, 2003

"Blast!" puts a new spin on traditional marching band fare.