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Popper to play on Sunday

By Heather Kofke-Egger | November 13, 1998

Blues Traveler, the four-member band that mixes blues and rock to create their songs, will be playing their first ever Dartmouth show this Sunday night in this Programming Board event. The band will perform at 8 p.m.

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Agents of Good Roots will play at Dartmouth Sunday

By Ben Mandelker | November 13, 1998

After a summer of touring with Dave Matthews Band, the Agents of Good Roots arrive at Leede Arena

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New European curator is happy to be in the Hood

By Teresa Harings | November 11, 1998

T. Barton Thurber comes to the Hood Museum as its European curator after working at the National Gallery

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Despite widespread popularity

By Charlotte Baxter | November 11, 1998

Dave Matthews still rocks

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Mary Black brings her unique Irish sound to the Hop

By Catherine McCarthy | November 10, 1998

Black, an award winning Irish musician, plays in concert tonight along with the acclaimed band Solas

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Bob Dylan is back with historic album recorded 30 years ago

By Christopher Warren | November 9, 1998

Two CD set documents 1966 concert in Manchester

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'Deer Hunter' is a film great

By Matt Blanchard | November 9, 1998

With superb performances and direction

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'Living Out Loud' is a humorous but convoluted film

By Amelia Arsenault | November 9, 1998

Queen Latifah delivers a strong but brief performance in a movie that works in some ways and fails in others

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Barbary Coast tribute tonight: Jazz great, Chico O'Farrill comes to Dartmouth for performance

By Kascha B. Semon | November 6, 1998

The Barbary Coast, joined by pianist Arturo O'Farrill, bassist Andy Gonzalez, and trumpeter Jim Seely, will tribute Latin jazz artist Chico O'Farrill this Saturday evening at 8 p.m.

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'Vietnam' is powerful, if lacking in production vaues

By Susannah Maurer | November 6, 1998

The creators of 'Hoop Dreams' release a follow up film that documents veterans as they return to Vietnam

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Two major concerts tonight at The Hop

By Heather Kofke-Egger | November 6, 1998

World Percussion Music Ensemble: Traditional African folk songs, a dance from South Africa and contemporary instrumental accompaniment will come together in "Songs of the Night," a performance by the World Percussion Music Ensemble. The ensemble, under the direction of Hafiz Shabazz, will perform tonight at 8 p.m.

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Acclaimed poet visits campus

By Alexis Starke | November 5, 1998

Award winning poet Barbara Ras will give reading today

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The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion releases strong album

By Gene Park | November 4, 1998

Althought not as strong as their previous albums

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Friday's Community Dinner inspired by film premiere

By Susannan Maurer | November 4, 1998

New documentary by the creators of 'Hoop Dreams' is to show this Friday with appearances by film's subjects

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R.E.M. is back with a bold new album minus Berry

By Catherine McCarthy | November 3, 1998

Reinventing themselves yet again

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New print exhbit in the Hood Museum is one of its best

By Christopher Warren | November 3, 1998

Including prints by Rembrandt and Durer

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It may not be high art, but 'Practical Magic' is a load of fun

By Brad Russo | November 2, 1998

With a charming story and a winning performance by Sandra Bullock

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All blood, no teeth: Carpenter's new vampire film bites: Although 'Vampires' supposedly breaks from the norm, the film still winds up cliched and poorly written

By Catherine McCarthy | November 2, 1998

Halloween is always the time when the ghouls and ghosts become Hollywood fodder. This year there has been an unusually large stable of horror flicks that have hit the movie theaters.

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The movie that kept bringing them back

By Brad Russo | October 30, 1998

How can you explain why "There's Something About Mary" became one of the summer's few standout movies and one of the biggest sleeper hits of all time, while other low-brow comedies like "BASEketball" fail to make the basket ... or is it score a run? The answer comes from many areas.

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'Mary' comes to Dartmouth tonight for DFS special

By Hank Leukart | October 30, 1998

The hair raising summer comedy offers plenty of gross out humor, plus Ben Stiller