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Schizophrenic DJ Shadow inconsistent on 'The Outsider'

By Chris Barth | August 15, 2006

"There's songs on this album that I think blow away almost anything else I've ever done. I think song for song it's the best album I've ever made.

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'A Scanner Darkly' may mesmerize but still disappoints

By AJ Fox | August 8, 2006

"A Scanner Darkly" is one big train-wreck of a movie, but at least it's a marvel to look at. Initially shot in live action, the film's 100 minutes of footage were subsequently slaved over by a team of animators who painstakingly colored in each frame, turning the movie's washed-out urban landscape into a startlingly realistic cartoon.

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New TV On The Radio album mingles with mainstream

By Chris Barth | August 1, 2006

Courtesy of Amazon.com There is a right way and a wrong way to listen to TV On The Radio.

The Musafir Gypsies of Rajasthan have toured 30 countries on four continents in the past five years. They will make their first-ever Dartmouth appearance on Saturday when they play at the College's BEMA.

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Gypsies set up camp for Saturday afternoon BEMA show

By Hayley Kennedy | July 27, 2006

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'Lady in the Water' drowns in mumbo-jumbo, riddles

By A.J. Fox | July 27, 2006

Courtesy of the Cinema.com In "Lady in the Water," Paul Giamatti plays Cleveland Heep, the superintendent of one of the strangest apartment complexes ever to hit the movies.

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'Guns & Ammo' lands at the Hop with world premiere

By Liz Ellison | July 25, 2006

Sarah Shaw / The Dartmouth Staff If you like your theater edgy, fast-paced and historical, you're in for a real treat this week as the theater department unveils Dartmouth's Summer term main stage production.

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Cho delivers sassy act at the Hop

By Katherine Gorman | July 18, 2006

Courtesy of omplace.com Friday night comedian Margaret Cho performed at the Hopkins Center to a sold-out audience of delighted students and adults.

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Overheard

By Compiled by Katherine Gorman | July 13, 2006

'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.

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Jump In '06X

By Brent Butler | July 13, 2006

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.

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Inside this issue

By Nova Robinson | July 13, 2006

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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Mirror Picks

By The Dartmouth | July 13, 2006

We love thse sections. Trust us. Check them out. Really

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The Dish

By Haley Morris and Anna Payne | July 13, 2006

South of the bubble: Lebanon gets spicy

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Shoe go

By Becca Sacks | July 13, 2006

I have quite the expensive little habit. Considering that I pay for my gas in change, it is one I certainly cannot afford.

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You ponder this Dartmouth

By Chris Barth and Anna Tobin | July 13, 2006

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.

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Radiohead frontman erases doubt with solo debut

By Chris Barth | July 11, 2006

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.