Arts

Acclaimed poet reads tomorrow afternoon

By Alexis Starke | January 20, 1999

Peter Liotta brings his works and experiences to the Wren Room in this special event

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Ani DiFranco's new album, 'Up Up Up Up...' scores

By Robin O'Sullivan | January 18, 1999

Righteous Babe Records, owned and operated by DiFranco, is releasing her latest album tomorrow. The eleven tracks on "Up Up Up Up Up Up" range from mournful to lively, from personal ballads to political lamentations.

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This century's foremost juggler comes to the Hop

By Sarah Rubenstein | January 11, 1999

Performer Michael Moschen brings his widely acclaimed show to Dartmouth for two sold-out nights

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'A Simple Plan' is truly one of the best movies of the year

By Ben Mandelker | January 4, 1999

Bill Paxton and Billy Bob Thorton give some of the best performances of their careers in this picture

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'Stepmom' is a manipulative exercise in tearjerking

By Matt Frucci | January 4, 1999

Although Sarandon gives a strong performance as bitter ex-wife, the film falls victim to sentimentality

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CD site offers poor selection

By Lou Scerra | November 25, 1998

Without music by mainstream artists

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Diane Ferlatte comes to the Hop next week

By Alexis Starke | November 25, 1998

California-based storyteller Diane Ferlatte will give performances at the Moore Theater at 7 p. m.

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Odd student film finds cult status

By Justin Bow | November 24, 1998

Beale's 'Life & Sex & Step & Flow' is unique, to say the least

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Looking for a wedgie pick? 'J. Crewd' is the place

By Sarah Warlick | November 24, 1998

Middlebury grad Justin Racz serves up a parody of J. Crew complete with funeral attire and traditional pimp garb

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'Enemy of the Sate' is not great, but it does the job

By Jenn Van Der Kwast | November 23, 1998

Tony Scott returns with a so so thriller that excells in some ways but vastly wastes the talents of Will Smith

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'WhirlGirl' website offers humor and multimedia fun

By Brad Russo | November 23, 1998

One of the first on-line comic books

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Alanis returns with new album

By Ben Mandelker | November 20, 1998

'Supposed...' is a strong sophomore effort but never really soars

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New board game offers little challenge and originality

By Justin Bow | November 20, 1998

Cranium is a simplistic game that supposedly challenges the mind, body and soul, but really does nothing

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'Bug's Life' never opens wings, leaves audience antsy

By Benjamin Mandelker | November 19, 1998

Disney's animated insect story lacks message, doesn't compare with more sophisticated 'Antz'

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New iMac has stylistic changes

By Erik Tanouye | November 19, 1998

The iMac difference lies mostly in its style, not its abilities

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Arts

Disney executive speaks tonight

By Ben Mandelker | November 18, 1998

Richard Cook discusses his career and Disney with The Dartmouth

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Conan O'Brien talks to The Dartmouth about career

By Ben Mandelker | November 18, 1998

After five years on the air

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Arts

Blues Traveler was strong but slow

By Heather Kofke-Egger | November 17, 1998

While Sunday's concert was solid, it suffered from long, boring solos

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Pedophiles, stalkers and others seek 'Happiness'

By Amelia Arsenault | November 17, 1998

In a scathing and harsh black comedy, director Todd Solanz lashes out at the notion of happiness in America

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'The Foreigner' is a blast of fun

By Teresa Harings | November 16, 1998

With strong performances and a solid script

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