Kim '96 designs hat line for Target
Courtesy of EugeniaKim.com Courtesy of EugeniaKim.com Eugenia Kim '96 is a hatmaker.
Courtesy of EugeniaKim.com Courtesy of EugeniaKim.com Eugenia Kim '96 is a hatmaker.
Courtesy of BlackMariaFilmFestival.org Courtesy of BlackMariaFilmFestival.org Courtesy of AtlantaFilmFestival.com Courtesy of AtlantaFilmFestival.com Even though the local bookstore will undoubtedly have a collection of Hemingway's short stories right next to "The Sun Also Rises," it's probably hard to find any short films next to the features in the local video store.
Courtesy of the CW Courtesy of the CW I wish it wasn't true, but the once-beloved CW series "Gossip Girl" has no soul. Back in 2007, when I first heard that Josh Schwartz creator and executive producer of Fox's "The O.C." would be in charge of producing a new television series based on the bestselling "Gossip Girl" teen novels, I was thrilled.
It's true that nothing in life is free and even if it's close to being free, Apple will eventually covet it and charge higher prices anyway. That is essentially the fate that befell online music service Lala.
Doug Gonzalez / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Doug Gonzalez / The Dartmouth Senior Staff This weekend, the student-directed production of "This is Our Youth" presented the story of three twentysomething New Yorkers feeling aimless and lost in Reagan-era America.
The New Pornographers have built a reputation as some of the most ingenious creators of sparkling and supremely catchy indie pop of the last 10 years.
We've seen this kind of artificial intelligence before: a program that "learns" from the input of its users (remember that obnoxious online 20 questions game?). What, then, is so eerie and uncanny about Cleverbot?
Courtesy of IMDB.com Courtesy of IMDB.com With HBO producing some blockbuster hits like "Band of Brothers" and "True Blood," the TV channel Starz is often considered the estranged stepchild of the premium cable networks.
At the beginning of Spring term, when my pre-med friend informed me that she had spent her break tackling "Anna Karenina" and "Othello," I began to question my qualifications for writing this column on books.
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The Festival of New Musics will culminate tonight in the Hopkins Center's Spaulding Auditorium with "A Celebration of Music at Dartmouth," a wide-ranging showcase of the student performers and composers who organized the four-concert festival.
Even though I'm a lover of Academy Award-winning films, more often than not I find myself throwing around cynical comments about the predictability of these movies as I leave the theater.
Allison Levy / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Allison Levy / The Dartmouth Senior Staff In the musical "Zanna, Don't!," one of the play's (literally) colorful characters asks "If musical theater doesn't address important political issues, what will?" This line epitomizes the goal of the Dartmouth Pride Theater Festival's directors, Chiara Klein '10 and Addie Gorlin '11, who have worked together since Winter term to organize the festival.
On the cover of Javelin's album "No Mas" (2010), a three-headed, pink-robed bearded man in sunglasses stares straight out at viewers as he shelters an attractive, forlorn-looking young girl under his arm.
<img alt="The Dartmouth College Gospel Choir gave audience members a sneak peek at the group's new album, "All God's Children," on Thursday." title="The Dartmouth College Gospel Choir gave audience members a sneak peek at the group's new album, "All God's Children," on Thursday." src="http://static.thedartmouth.com/2010/04/30/photos/4986articlephoto.jpg" /> Eunice Lee / The Dartmouth Staff <img alt="The Dartmouth College Gospel Choir gave audience members a sneak peek at the group's new album, "All God's Children," on Thursday." title="The Dartmouth College Gospel Choir gave audience members a sneak peek at the group's new album, "All God's Children," on Thursday." src="http://static.thedartmouth.com/2010/04/30/photos/4986articlephoto.jpg" /> Eunice Lee / The Dartmouth Staff Thursday night found the voices of the Dartmouth College Gospel Choir fill Spaulding Auditorium with a lively and moving program of songs, the first of two performances for the group's Spring concert.
Tuesday night the "American Idol" final six took the stage to attempt selections from guest mentor Shania Twain's catalog, begging a number of questions: Since when does Shania Twain have enough songs to constitute a catalog?
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"Imperfect Birds," the newest novel from Anne Lamott, is, I'm sorry to say, a mom book. We all know the kind suited to a book club full of moms looking for some juicy source material to start a discussion about adolescent secrecy and substance abuse.
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