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AS SEEN ON: To Dome or Not to Dome?

By Allison Levy | January 5, 2011

I will freely admit that I have an obsessive personality, so it may not surprise anyone that I spent approximately 39 hours over break cultivating a new obsession: Fox's critically acclaimed sci-fi series "Fringe." Over the course of a week and a half, I watched all 52 episodes from the show's first, second and third seasons in preparation for the series' return from hiatus on Friday, Jan.

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BOOKED SOLID: Love Conquers All

By Shannon Draucker | January 4, 2011

"A Rope and a Prayer," a memoir by New York Times journalist David Rohde and his wife Kristen Mulvihill, is the haunting account of Rohde's seven-month captivity under the Taliban in Pakistan. The couple's retelling of Rohde's kidnapping is entrancing from the very beginning.

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Arts staff considers books, TV and film from 2010

By The Arts Staff | January 3, 2011

IMDB.com Courtesy of IMDB.com The Year in Film Although diverse in style and scale, several of 2010's most successful films tackled similar themes. The notion of control, for example, was dramatized in everything from artsy indie flicks to big budget blockbusters.

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HEAR AND NOW: Sounds of the Season

By Dana Venerable | January 3, 2011

Whether they are clever remixes of old classics or completely original tunes, a slew of new Christmas songs accompanies every holiday season. Although often beloved for inspiring cheerful holiday spirits, these melodies also run the risk of converting listeners to regular Scrooges, causing them to beg for an end to Christmas and the resulting headaches.

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Film prof. teaches animation as art

By Gavin Huang | November 30, 2010

Gavin Huang / The Dartmouth Staff Gavin Huang / The Dartmouth Staff Working in a cluttered animation studio littered with recycled paper, Zoe Furlong '14 meticulously assembled the words "I have many questions" with grains of black sand.

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Park's exhibit explores liminality

By Jenny Che | November 28, 2010

Alice Zhao / The Dartmouth Staff Alice Zhao / The Dartmouth Staff Alice Zhao / The Dartmouth Staff Alice Zhao / The Dartmouth Staff The artworks in studio art professor Soo Sunny Park's exhibit "Prisms of Perception" require viewers to forego conventional interpretations of light and space.

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‘Vox' cabaret boasts eclectic acts

By Jenny Che | November 17, 2010

On Friday evening, "The Good Reverend Wheelock's Vox Clamantis In Deserto' Cabaret And Rising Cavalcade" will bring an eclectic assortment of performances to the Bentley Theater at the Hopkins Center including excerpts from "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead" and members of the Rockapellas, to name just a few. The cabaret features 16 acts, primarily performed by undergraduate students ranging from singing and dancing routines to monologues and magic acts.

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