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Arts & Entertainment

Communication Breakdown

by Nathan Hall
Published October 17, 2002

In our current age of PC backlash by both sides of the morality coin, it is worth mentioning that it is still largely inappropriate to make fun of disease. Thanks to liberal doses of progressive thinking,...

Spare 12 Rods

by Eric Magnuson
Published October 17, 2002

The 12 Rods' song "Glad That It's Over" was recently included on the movie soundtrack to Orange County. But if there was any justice in the music industry, 12 Rods would be known for much more than a single...

A Life Lived in Miniature

by Mark Baumgarten
Published October 17, 2002

The narrator is the glue that keeps a novel from falling apart. It's a bit of a trite statement straight from high school literature courses, but, for most intents and purposes, it is true. Even with the...

Back to the Ouija Board

by Brianna Riplinger
Published October 17, 2002

I can easily say that I've never been to a play like Galumph Interactive Theater's Seance. I have, however been in theater classes that were quite similar. You see, Seance is what they call an "interactive...

If Bosoms Could Kill

by Max Sparber
Published October 17, 2002

Here it is, the greatest film ever made. Even the title is a masterpiece - Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill! It is the sort of title exploitation filmmakers dream of. The title alone guarantees ticket sales,...

Days of Thunder

by Niels Strandskov
Published October 17, 2002

Moonshine. White Lightning. Mountain Dew. In the backwoods of the southeastern United States, rural people have long produced their own illegal, untaxed corn whiskey in homemade stills. Though the practice...

Old-School Mixmaster

by Amy Danielson
Published October 17, 2002

Innovative pianist, technology entrepreneur and pioneer of jazz-funk fusion, Herbie Hancock surges musical invention. His last tour promoted his Future 2 Future album and featured electronic manipulation,...

Tutu or Not Tutu

by Max Sparber
Published October 10, 2002

Swan Lake, that hoary old classic of ballet by Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky, is not famous for raising critical hackles - but, then, really, how much ire can be raised by a story of songbirds in love? Louise...

Crouching Guthrie, Hidden Shakespeare

by Amy Danielson
Published October 10, 2002

The last few Guthrie productions have fallen short of their potential, so a dramatic recovery for their current production, The Comedy of Errors, could not have been anticipated. However, with Theatre...

Spank You Very Much, Sir

by Niels Strandskov
Published October 10, 2002

It seems strange that a culture which clings so doggedly to women's social, economic and emotional submission should find a movie like Secretary so exhilaratingly novel and wicked. But try as you may to...

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