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The Minnesota Daily

Arts & Entertainment

Inform follows function

by Jenny Phan
Published October 16, 2003
The Goldstein gives working designers a chance to mentor students en masse.

Secret dread and inward horror

by Niels Strandskov
Published October 9, 2003
England's Improbable Theatre is back in Minneapolis with another disturbing comedy.

Where to, buddy?

by Keri Carlson
Published October 9, 2003
Death Cab For Cutie represents the diversity of the new "Seattle sound."

Dancing to different drummers

by Katie Wilber
Published October 9, 2003
"Blast!" puts a new spin on traditional marching band fare.

The sense behind the snowflakes

by Jenny Phan
Published October 9, 2003
The Minneapolis Institute of Arts hosts an exhibition on the life and work of Werner Bischof.

The shoe is on the other foot

by Jenny Phan
Published October 9, 2003
Faculty art show offers a new perspective on professors.

Two bass lines that beat as one

by Keri Carlson
Published October 9, 2003
Outkast's experiment with sort-of solo projects is greater than the sum of its parts.

Meet me at the station

by Greg Corradini
Published October 9, 2003
"Jesus Hopped the 'A' Train" investigates the possibility that good intentions can produce bad results.

Devil may care

by Brian Stensaas
Published October 2, 2003
Dave Matthews gets by with a little help from his friends.

Hanging by a thread

by Greg Corradini
Published October 2, 2003
Edward Albee's vintage Cold War story deepens the angst at the Jungle Theater.

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