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Locking and uprocking

by Greg Corradini
Published October 16, 2003
Old school b-boys descend again on Minneapolis.

From keyboard to piano

by Jenny Phan
Published October 16, 2003
Folk singer Vienna Teng puts substance before riches.

Grease, caffeine and fun

by Gabriel Shapiro
Published October 16, 2003
Where cafe society goes for breakfast.

Going back to the roots

by Tom Horgen
Published October 16, 2003
Two classic hip-hop films remind us how everything started.

Delicious forbidden fruit

by Keri Carlson
Published October 16, 2003
Peaches subverts dominant pop star sexuality.

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.

The kind of thing that money just can’t buy

by Tom Horgen
Published October 9, 2003
"Casa de los Babys" condemns one half of the baby trade equation but lets some people off the hook.

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.

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