Arts

'Center Stage' is middling film

By Francine Rubin | May 23, 2000

Ballet movie is charming in parts but falls back on stereotypes

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Arts

Necessary Scott Bakula

By Sam Means | May 22, 2000

"It turns out that Scott Bakula still has a year of NCAA eligibility, and even though he's no spring chicken, he's got one hell of an arm, and the experience to whip this rag-tag bunch of misfits you call a football team into shape, goddamit." It came to my attention recently that Scott Bakula still has a year of NCAA eligibility left.

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Arts

Dartmouth creates a rock star

By John Teti | May 22, 2000

Britt Myers '00 composed, recorded and produced a CD on campus

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Arts

Schoonmaker receives Dartmouth Film Award

By Jackson Burke | May 19, 2000

Let's face it. The process of film editing is not something that usually causes a surge of excitement in the hearts of young film hopefuls.

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Arts

World music plays at the Hop

By From Staff Reports | May 18, 2000

Renowned artists Srinivas and Min Xiao join Dartmouth players

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Arts

'Gladiator' is a solid Roman epic

By Hank Leukart | May 16, 2000

Engrossing story and characters are marred only by forced editing

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Arts

Neil Young preserves his dignity

By Michael Lovett | May 15, 2000

'Silver and Gold' is the Young we grew up with -- no more, no less

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Arts

You're sure to get caught up in 'Caught in the Act'

By Patrick Burleigh | May 11, 2000

Engaging acting and innovative direction make two Wilder and Chekov one-acts a laugh-out-loud affair

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Arts

Mongolian animator screens his legendary films

By Hank Leukart | May 10, 2000

Miagmar Sodnompilin's distinctive animations are based on Mongolian folklore -- with none of that Disney stigma

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Arts

He doesn't believe in you, either

By Sam Means | May 9, 2000

Lost on the Hutch in southern New York state, listening to Jean Pitney's orientalist classic "Mecca" and drinking cream soda, we continued our departure from the Windy Apple.

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Arts

Bullseyeart.com is off-target

By Steve Kantor and Jason Kobilka | May 9, 2000

Post-modern humor Shockwave animations fail to get a laugh

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Arts

When TV networks set ad prices, the viewers pay

By Tom Wellington | May 8, 2000

The May sweeps are the latest incarnation of a clumsy mechanism that hurts network TV all year round

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Arts

Ingenious writing makes for a 'Wonder'-ful movie

By Justin Bow | May 4, 2000

Michael Douglas and Tobey Maguire bring an almost perfect screenplay to life, and you'll get sucked in

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Arts

Hot list '92

By Sam Means | May 3, 2000

A lot's going on in the world today. While Germany consolidates power in the chocolate industry, controversy is swirling around the IMF and the WTO.

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Arts

Explore late night -- if you dare

By John Teti | May 3, 2000

It's three o'clock in the morning. Do you know where you are?

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Arts

Elliott Smith gets gentler in '8'

By Joe Manera | May 2, 2000

The singer tries to break from Celine Dion's shadow in his latest

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Arts

Natalie Portman shatters this reviewer's 'Heart'

By Hank Leukart | May 1, 2000

An inane, convoluted story is just the beginning of the many problems in Matt Williams' trailer-park saga

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Arts

CBS strands 16 off coast of Borneo for 'Survivor'

By Tom Wellington | April 27, 2000

The contestants will eliminate each other one by one using secret ballots -- the last one left wins $1 million

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Arts

Harlem Ensemble comes to Hop

By Kathleen McDermott | April 25, 2000

Singers strive for 'pure' performances of authentic spirituals

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Arts

History of Japanese painting chronicled in Hood

By Alex Rich | April 24, 2000

"Screens and Scrolls" exhibit highlights four major traditions, from the thirteenth to the nineteenth century

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