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Cholnoky ‘10 draws inspiration from childhood memories

By sophia archibald | May 24, 2010

Kate Coster / The Dartmouth Staff Kate Coster / The Dartmouth Staff *Editor's note: This is the third and final installment in a series of profiles of studio art majors whose works are currently being featured in the Senior Majors Exhibition.**## The artwork by Katharine Cholnoky '10 now on display in the Senior Majors Exhibition in the Hopkins Center's Jaffe-Friede and Strauss Galleries suggests that Cholnoky will never run out of materials from which to draw inspiration.

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BOOKED SOLID: Your life will be perfect if you read this book

By Caitlin Kennedy | May 18, 2010

Courtesy of Amazon.com Courtesy of Amazon.com Trained by my interior design-savvy mother, I am the kind of avid house hunter who laid claim to her future mansions (a French-style villa, a stone castle with turrets, an adorable cottage with a view of the lake and a garden of sunflowers) at the ripe age of six and has since taken to pointing them out (my future house, hands off) to anyone unlucky enough to be in the car with me as we drive by.

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Majors Exhibition showcases diversity of student artwork

By sophia archibald | May 17, 2010

Doug Gonzalez / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Doug Gonzalez / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Editor's note: This is the second installment in a series of profiles of studio art majors whose works are currently being featured in the Senior Majors Exhibition. In some respects, the artwork of senior studio art majors Maxwell Heiges '10 and Christine Chang '10 artworks fall at opposite ends of the spectrum of work represented in the department's Senior Majors Exhibition.

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‘Columbine' reexamines shooting

By corinne white | May 17, 2010

I don't often tear up, but I cried while reading the last chapter of Dave Cullen's bestselling novel "Columbine" (2009), which was recently released in an expanded paperback edition.

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Student's award-winning project shines in senior exhibition

By sophia archibald | May 16, 2010

Courtesy of Matthew Wang Courtesy of Matthew Wang *Editor's note: This is the first installment in a series of profiles of studio art majors whose works are currently being featured in the Senior Majors Exhibition.**## Stepping into the Senior Majors Exhibition at the Hopkins Center's Jaffe-Friede and Strauss Galleries, it is hard to know where to look first.

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AS SEEN ON: Geriatric comeback

By Robert M. Hoffman | May 12, 2010

Courtesy of NYDailyNews.com Courtesy of NYDailyNews.com I've been convinced for a very long time that the competition for the title of television's funniest demographic is a two-horse race.

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Hop shines light on short films with Black Maria Festival

By Jackie Donohoe | May 10, 2010

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.

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Little ‘Gossip' left about CW series

By corinne white | May 10, 2010

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.

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