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The Minnesota Daily

Arts & Entertainment

Or does it explode?

by Keri Carlson
Published July 28, 2003
The latest in rock 'n' roll tragedy makes a great album bittersweet

Ahead of the curve

by Niels Strandskov
Published July 28, 2003
The Minnesota Fringe Festival is on its way

Yo-ho-ho and a bottle of rum

by Niels Strandskov
Published July 28, 2003
"Pirates of the Caribbean" proves you don't have to plumb the depths to engage the audience

The greatest choice

by Gabriel Shapiro
Published July 21, 2003
"Bonhoeffer" asserts that resistance to tyranny is obedience to God.

Summertime blues

by Nathan Hall
Published July 21, 2003
Eels frontman Mark Everett dictates his music without restraint.

Only the shadow knows

by Keri Carlson
Published July 21, 2003
U students take local theater by storm.

Dreaming of Seattle – in the Twin Cities

by Gabriel Shapiro
Published July 14, 2003
While Minnesota might be the "Land of 10,000 Bands," the recording industry won't be descending here anytime soon.

You get what you pay for

by Brian Stensaas
Published July 14, 2003

Two songs into last Wednesday night's set at the Target Center, Dave Matthews approached the center stage microphone and in his signature, quirky-smilish way said to the sold-out crowd, "I hope this evening...

The Welles of loneliness

by Keri Carlson
Published July 14, 2003

Most high school English classes read an abridged version of "Moby Dick" partly because the original's 600-plus pages aboard a swaying ship leave many readers quite queasy. Even with the shortened version,...

The Green Fairy strikes again

by Nathan Hall
Published July 14, 2003

You can't always judge a person by your first impression, but you can always appreciate a Marilyn Manson record by knowing which drug he was on when he made it. The sluggish, hazy feel of 1994's "Portrait...

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