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Student documentarians capture the world of Wenda Gu: his art, his city and his project made from Dartmouth hair

By Lisa Moon | May 28, 2007

Courtesy of Rebecca Treat Ward The frenzy over Wenda Gu's "the green house" died down by fall 2006.

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Dratch '88 brings humor to Moore

By Meredith Fraser | May 23, 2007

Courtesy of About.com Female professor: Shouldn't we go upstairs, love-ah? Male professor: No, right here, love-ah. No, this exchange was not overheard between a pair of two Dartmouth professors over Green Key.

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'Idol' finale pits lovable beatboxer against high school diva

By Brittany Coombs | May 23, 2007

Courtesy of jordinsparks.com With this latest season of American Idol poised to come to a head tonight -- not unlike a pimple on the face of behemoth seventeen-year-old Jordin Sparks -- now is a time for reflection, wonderment and debate.

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Pinter play packs intensity and politics onto small stage

By Liz Ellison | May 22, 2007

Courtesy of jameswagner.com Harold Pinter's "One For the Road" is the shortest one-act play I've ever seen.

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'Spider-Man 3' video game is largely uninspired

By Dylan Hume | May 21, 2007

It is generally accepted by most who play video games that those that are adapted from movies are usually not very good.

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'Shrek the Third' fails to cast a compelling spell

By Joe Indvik | May 21, 2007

Courtesy of Rotten Tomatoes The Big Green hit Hanover this weekend.

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Kim '06 sells art to Saatchi Gallery

By Brittany Coombs | May 16, 2007

Courtesy of Sydney Kim How much more quickly might Van Gogh or Michelangelo have ascended the throne of greatness had there previously existed a worldwide network designed for the promotion of aspiring artists?

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Dartcon hosts secretive trial of new video game

By Brittany Coombs | May 16, 2007

Danny Gobaud / The Dartmouth Staff This past weekend kicked off with a nerdish flair that ensured the hopeless stretching of finger-sinew and the irreversible obliteration of once-perfect vision.

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'Black Book' fuses morality and carnage in erotic thriller

By Allison Ruderman | May 14, 2007

Courtesy of Rotten Tomatoes In one scene from "Black Book," a blonde-bobbed, lipsticked woman flirts with a Nazi officer in his bedroom, wearing little but her garters.

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'Sky Blue Sky' supplies perfect summer soundtrack

By Caitlin Kelly | May 14, 2007

Maybe of late I've been anticipating my upcoming sophomore summer a little too much, but from its title to its ambling pace, Wilco's "Sky Blue Sky" is the quintessential summer album.

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Comedienne-author to take the stage with sex advice, honestly

By Matthew Ritger | May 14, 2007

Courtesy of Cindy Pierce Clitoris!

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Jewelry studio inspires Paris internship and career dream

By Hilary Becker | May 14, 2007

Lauren Wool / The Dartmouth Senior Staff Most people who indulge in a passing flirtation with jewelry-making extend their productivity only as far as embroidery floss friendship bracelets, mother's day macaroni necklaces and kindergarten seed beads are no longer fashionable.

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Jazz giant Sonny Rollins to shake up the Hop on Sunday

By Joseph Debonis | May 10, 2007

Courtesy of Jazz Vision Photos los Santana has his guitar.

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Handel Society seniors hit final crescendo College careers

By Liz Ellison | May 9, 2007

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Girl Talk will rock out for FNR-- and graduate students

By Meredith Fraser | May 7, 2007

Courtesy of Girl-Talk.net Correction Appended A dance floor packed tight with flailing limbs and throbbing head-bangs can produce a more energetic atmosphere than an ADD-inflicted brain -- and when Girl Talk is behind the music, the crowd can expect nothing less.

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Glee Club finds 'Latin Inspiration' in Rollins

By Lisa Moon | May 7, 2007

I came to Dartmouth knowing I wanted to join Glee Club. But I've slowly come to accept that my constant singing consists of badly fumbled lyrics, voice-cracking and occasionally successful rapping.

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Plot? In summer flicks, probably not

By A.J. Fox | May 7, 2007

Courtesy of Rotten Tomatoes Last summer, moviegoers across the country watched Superman take a bullet in the eye.

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Third Eye Blind plays '90s hits in Leverone

By Daniel Belkin | May 7, 2007

Alternative rockers Third Eye Blind hit the artificial turf of Leverone Field House Sunday night to deliver a high-energy 90-minute set that attracted an eclectic audience of Dartmouth undergrads and Hanover High School kids alike. The San Francisco-based quartet strummed out a crowd-pleasing set list that included such Top 40 radio staples as "Graduate" and "Jumper" from the band's 1997 self-titled debut.

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New Musics fest showcases original electroacoustics

By Joseph Debonis | May 2, 2007

According to the brochure, "'Cusp' is the unraveling of the voice into a chaotic electronic soundscape.

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Prison project brings inmates, students together to perform

By Hilary Becker | May 2, 2007

The Dartmouth For three Dartmouth students, Tuesdays and Thursdays mean visits to prison.

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