Arts

Artist-in-residence shares fine points

By Emily Snider | November 24, 1999

Speaking with artist-in-residence Andrew Forge at Rosey's Cafe Sunday evening, his gentle British accent sailed through stories and ideas with great attention to matching the meaning of words with the meaning of his thoughts. Earlier this term, Forge gave a lecture in the Loew auditorium which eloquently addressed some of his chief concerns with that "irreplacable art form" -- painting.

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Arts

'Dartmouth Reader' an exercise in nostalgia

By Ritika Nandkeolyar | November 23, 1999

Sporadically entertaining collection offers a limited point of view on the college's history

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'Teeth' has fangs: DiFranco's latest is a bold showing

By Heather Kofke-Egger | November 23, 1999

Indie princess Ani DiFranco delivers her strongest album in years, an inspired, experimental folk-punk platter

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New 'World' shakes up Bond's dry martini formula

By Matthew Blanchard | November 22, 1999

The latest 007 picture offers character development alongside babes and bombs. Who would have thought?

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'Moon' bottles the energy of its genius-madman subject

By Hank Leukart | November 22, 1999

Before the expected plot-driven narrative of Milos Forman's "Man on the Moon" starts, Jim Carrey -- completely in character as comic genius Andy Kaufman -- steps onto the screen and speaks directly to the audience.

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Fiona Apple comes into bloom on 'Tidal' follow-up

By Joe Manera | November 17, 1999

Sophomore slump? Not here. 1996's most promising newcomer releases what may be the best pop album of the year

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Arts

Wind Symphony plays the music of a millennium

By John Teti | November 16, 1999

Max Culpepper conducts the DWS and trumpet artist Ron Modell in the first of three historical concerts

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A high-energy 'Twelfth Night' charms and disarms

By Francine Rubin | November 15, 1999

Director Mara Sabinson and cast emphasize the magic and gorgeous illusion of Shakespeare's classic text

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'Twelfth Night' casts its spell in the Moore

By Francine Rubin | November 10, 1999

The Drama Department's main fall production is a beloved Shakespearean comedy

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Thorn and Watt deal with grief in 'Temperamental'

By Adam Wierzbowski | November 9, 1999

Everything But the Girl's latest release successfully deviates from previous remixes with Watt at the helm

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Regis makes contestants, ABC rich on 'Millionaire'

By John Teti | November 8, 1999

From 'Twenty-One' to 'Greed,' game shows have gone from primetime fixtures to daytime has-beens and back

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Chamber Singers perform at Rollins Chapel

By Francine Rubin | November 3, 1999

Under the tutelage of a new director, the Chamber Singers prepare 'Austria's Jewel'

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'Plein air' piece arrives at Hood

By Alex Rich | November 2, 1999

The Hood Museum aquires a rare Maria Oakey Dewing painting

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David Mead makes arresting debut

By Kristin Szostek | November 1, 1999

Folk and rock get respectful treatment in 'The Luxury of Time'

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'Dead' center: Scorsese's latest is a haunted odyssey

By Hank Leukart | November 1, 1999

Director Martin Scorsese teams with Nicolas Cage to tell the bleary-eyed tale of a New York City paramedic

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Trio of renowned musicians plays at Hop

By Steve Kantor | October 27, 1999

Violinist Pamela Frank joins her violinist spouse and pianist father for a family affair

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Matthew Sweet's 'In Reverse' is a real step backwards

By Joe Manera | October 26, 1999

Tunesmith's new songs glide over material that was covered better elsewhere -- including on his own records

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Brutally violent 'Fight Club' throws a mean punch

By Hank Leukart | October 25, 1999

David Fincher recruits Brad Pitt and Edward Norton for a bold look at consumerism and self-destruction

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Mike Leigh gets DFS award, readies film

By Ben Mandelker | October 20, 1999

Director of 'Secrets and Lies' talks to The Dartmouth about his new film 'Topsy Turvy'

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'Transience' maps changes in modern-day China

By Alex Rich | October 18, 1999

Experimental art exhibit examines the harsh realities and the conflicted soul of an always-changing nation

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