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Resistance to tyrants

by Tom Horgen
Published March 25, 2004
"The Battle of Algiers" shows what happens when people are pushed too far.

Dust to dust

by Greg Corradini
Published March 25, 2004
The Mill City Museum offers a selective reading of Minneapolis' industrial past.

Dancing on the edge

by Greg Corradini
Published March 25, 2004
Vanessa Voskuil blends various styles of performance to push the boundaries of dance.

Don’t misunderestimate them

by Gabriel Shapiro
Published March 25, 2004
The Disinformation Company wants you to know that you've been tricked.

Well-earned luxury

by Katrina Wilber
Published March 25, 2004
Iranian women read great books in secret.

Taking action

by Niels Strandskov
Published March 25, 2004
Back in Minneapolis, The Strike want you to do something about politics.

Heart of a champion

by Katrina Wilber
Published March 25, 2004
Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers offer an engaging blend of pop influences.

Home is where the art is

by Greg Corradini
Published March 25, 2004

Not all dorm-bound University first-year students live a life of boredom and dreariness. The 11th and 12th floors of Middlebrook Hall are the site of the West Bank Arts House, an artist community of students...

Girls’ night out

Published March 25, 2004
Suzanne Westen-hoefer brings her enigmatic comedy to the Twin Cities.

Chasing light

by Tom Horgen
Published March 11, 2004
Twenty-four new Jewish films screen in the Twin Cities.

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