Cho delivers sassy act at the Hop
Courtesy of omplace.com Friday night comedian Margaret Cho performed at the Hopkins Center to a sold-out audience of delighted students and adults.
Courtesy of omplace.com Friday night comedian Margaret Cho performed at the Hopkins Center to a sold-out audience of delighted students and adults.
'08 Guy: "I really think I've lost some weight. These pants are looser. Even when I'm sitting down, there is not a lot of rollover fat.
It's raining out, again. I am sitting in a hot, reeking bar somewhere in Dublin. Smoking, unwashed Europeans are cheering for, of all things, a soccer game.
Surprise! Just when you thought the Mirror wasn't going to come out, this summer here were are in "Compact" form.
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South of the bubble: Lebanon gets spicy
I have quite the expensive little habit. Considering that I pay for my gas in change, it is one I certainly cannot afford.
Dear Anna and Chris, I really don't understand all the hype about sophomore summer. As an international student from Canada, I didn't really know what to expect.
In a vague (and capital letter free) note to a Radiohead fan club on May 12, lead singer Thom Yorke announced his first solo album with the words "this is just a note to say that something has been kicking around in the background that i have not told you about.
Courtesy of Visiontv.ca The government is lying. At least, that's what the Dartmouth Film Society wants us to believe.
Courtesy of the Hopkins Center Do you ever wish you had been born in a different decade?
By AJ Fox The Dartmouth Staff They say that spring is the season when a young man's fancy turns to love.
Courtesy of Hayley Kennedy After 16 hours on the road, you can make the sky turn pink just by darting your eyes left or right.
I desperately wanted to like The Futureheads' newest album, "News and Tributes." I really did. Their first album -- self-titled, critically-acclaimed and incredibly catchy -- was a breath of fresh air.
I had been planning for Saturday, May 27, for nearly a month. This might be considered odd, of course, seeing as "X-Men: The Last Stand" actually premiered in theaters the day before, on May 26.
What's the first thing that comes to mind when you think about your hair? Is it a source of style, carefully coiffed to lure members of the opposite sex?
A writer once said that there's a poet in all of us, sitting in our minds like an old man waiting in the rain for his train to come -- and if the upcoming Frost and Dodd Play Festival is any indication, it seems there's a playwright sitting right next to him. On Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings this week, Dartmouth students will be able to witness the best work of their theatrically-inclined peers.
Editor's Note: This article is the first of a series examining hidden artworks at Dartmouth. Tucked away in a tiny corner bathroom in Bartlett Hall is a spectacular stained glass window startles any visitor who comes across it unawares.
Courtesy of OOR A double album usually signals ambition -- some grander statement that cannot be contained within a mere dozen songs.