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The current pieces by Black, which have been on display since Sept. 10, comprise a selected group of drawings by the New Orleans native. The show features 10 pieces varying in size and subject, drawn with gouache, watercolor and ink on paper.
Neon Indian's new album "Era Extraa," released Sept. 13, features driving synth kick-drums, Nintendo-like beeps and clicks and wall-of-sound instrumentals. With the soft filtered vocals of Alan Palomo, the album sounds like a brilliant union of shoegaze, chiptune and straight pop. It is more confident and takes more risks than 2009's "Psychic Chasms," an album that helped engender the genre known as "chillwave." Does Neon Indian's break from its original sound mark the death of the genre it helped create?
Herman Cain is calling for campaign help and has placed his snazzy truck-sign next to Topliff. It may seem a little desperate, but we're flattered that he's asking.
Does Dartmouth “got talent?” Will one of our classmates share the stage with Nick Cannon? We’re about to find out. This weekend many of our own headed to New York City to audition for "America’s Got Talent," NBC’s variety showcase series. "America’s Got Talent" contracted 99 Rock to hold auditions here on campus for the show’s seventh season. The reality show reached out to the Dartmouth community and 99 Rock in an attempt to “get the word out to young people” and look for a more diverse group, said Chris Zhao ’13, program director of 99 Rock. "America’s Got Talent" gave 99 Rock five passes for scheduled auditions and close to sixty “fast track passes” to distribute throughout the community. Although 99 Rock hoped more people would try out, those who did showcased some of Dartmouth and the Upper Valley’s finest talent. The audition event was promoted on air and brought all sorts of acts to the Collis patio on Tuesday afternoon. Of the performers, a few particularly stood out to the 99 Rock judges: the dance troupe SHEBA, an Upper Valley 18-year old “magician kid” and Gary Le ’15, who has previously auditioned for "America’s Got Talent." Le, a master of the Chinese yo-yo, tried out four years ago while he was in high school and made it past the preliminary round. This time, however, he won’t be waiting in line, since 99 Rock gave Le one of the five scheduled auditions. We hope everyone put their best foot forward at auditions, and will let you know if anyone from Hanover makes it onto the show.
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Pundits and professors alike expect former Gov. Mitt Romney, R-Mass., and Gov. Rick Perry, R-Texas, to attack each other on the issues in Tuesday's debate.
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Dartmouth came out with a fighting spirit in the first half, attempting to intimidate the Yale team right after the whistle. Early in the game, midfielder Ally Dutton '12 had a scoring opportunity with a header, but junior goalie Adele Jackson-Gibson saved the ball. Much to the Big Green's chagrin, Jackson-Gibson soon saved another shot, this time by Aly O'Dea '12.
Forward and assistant captain Doug Jones '12 was named one of the 20 men's hockey candidates for the 2012 Lowe's Senior CLASS Award, according to a Thursday announcement on SeniorCLASSAward.com. The CLASS award, which stands for Celebrating Loyalty and Achievement for Staying in School, recognizes excellence in academics and athletics, as well as commitment to the community. Jones was the Big Green's second highest scorer last season, registering 29 points. As an economics major, Jones has maintained a 3.5 GPA and earned Eastern College Athletic Conference All-Academic honors during each of the past three seasons. The field of 20 candidates will be cut to 10 finalists midway through the season before fans, media and Division I coaches select the CLASS award's final winner.
I sat down with John Scheve '13, an offensive lineman on the Dartmouth football team, to talk about the start of the Big Green's season and his growing role on the team.
