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Arts & Entertainment

No straightedge please, we’re punk

by Nathan Hall
Published July 7, 2003
NOFX switch gears from pop-punk tomfoolery to caustic political commentary

Except after see, and sometimes why

by Nathan Hall
Published June 30, 2003

Look up "walking contradiction" in an unabridged dictionary and you will probably find a picture of these people. Formed in Florida in 1997, head-bangers Poison the Well are on the forefront of what can...

Sorrow and its beauty

by Gabriel Shapiro
Published June 30, 2003
A suburban idyll goes awry

Angels of Desire

by Gabriel Shapiro
Published June 30, 2003
An intact prefrontal cortex is not required to enjoy this film

Marred by dust and sweat and blood

by Nathan Hall
Published June 23, 2003
"28 Days Later" masks clever social commentary with zombie gore

From dwarfs to giants

Published June 23, 2003
They Might Be Giants rose above the muck to revolutionize music

Humor distorts nothing

by Keri Carlson
Published June 23, 2003
Ari Hoptman remounts a comical tale of Norse gods, "I Married Odin,"at Cedar Riverside People's Center

Do you copy?

by Nathan Hall
Published June 16, 2003
Wilco and Fog make everything clear and fuzzy

The Mossman prophecies

by Gabriel Shapiro
Published June 16, 2003
"The Stone Reader" seeks out a new life in an old civilization

First blood

by Niels Strandskov
Published June 16, 2003
Dracula's urge to destroy is also a creative urge

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