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Dynamic duos throughout film history fill DFS series

By Matt Frucci | June 24, 1998

This term's film series has something for everyone, from unforgettable classics to the new classics of recent years

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Bogosian taps into the diversity of America in new album

By Sean Alpert | June 2, 1998

With 'Pounding Nails in the Floor with My Forehead,' based on his show

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Hype can't replace quality in film

By Tom Wellington | June 2, 1998

After the poor 'Godzilla,' Hollywood must re-evaluate its strategy

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Mary Higgins Clark's latest is formulaic, but brisk

By Elizabeth Joyce | June 2, 1998

Clark recyles the same themes which define all her work, so you know what's coming, but enjoy it nonetheless

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'Hope Floats' starts off strong, but winds up boring

By Ben Mandelker | June 1, 1998

Despite a good performance by Sandra Bullock, the romantic-comedy suffers from too much corny fluff

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Garbage scores second time around

By Joe Manera | May 29, 1998

Better lyrics and a keen mastery of sound highlight new release

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Computers and life take the stage

By Sarah Rubenstein | May 29, 1998

Pretty How Town theater company performs student's new work

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Jewish songs find a voice with new group

By Tom Wellington | May 28, 1998

Hillel house's Kol Koreh Bamidbar is Dartmouth's first Jewish a cappella group

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Cunningham combines improvisational music, dance

By Kascha B. Semon | May 27, 1998

The Merce Cunningham Dance Company Event lets dancers, musicians and audience fend for themselves

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Beatty lampoons politics, himself in rowdy 'Bulworth'

By Joe Manera | May 26, 1998

Warren Beatty returns to the big screen with his best work this decade, tackling social issues with sharp humor

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Gwyneth Paltrow can't save the mediocre 'Sliding Doors'

By Ben Mandelker | May 26, 1998

Despite an interesting premise, the film fails to deliver anything by way of romance, humor or even wit

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Uneven Frost Plays have many highlights

By Hank Leukart | May 22, 1998

Kristina Hagstrom's 'Mabel, Edna' and 'Tiresome Mr. Smith' fares best in annual festival

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Xscape's newest shows group's potential

By Micheal A. Posey | May 22, 1998

The R&B foursome has plenty of talent, even if 'Traces of My Lipstick' doesn't use it all

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Summer movie preview

By Ben Mandelker | May 21, 1998

What to waste your money on

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Play Festival features three student-written one-acts

By Tom Wellington | May 21, 1998

The Eleanor Frost Play Festival stages plays by Kristina Hagstrom '98

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Originality does matter

By Ben Mandelker | May 20, 1998

'Godzilla' recycles other films

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Tori Amos toughens up with latest album

By Joe Manera | May 19, 1998

'From the Choirgirl Hotel' offers a stronger Amos, but no less gifted a singer/songwriter

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McCann's novel capture's city's soul, but not its characters'

By Elizabeth Joyce | May 19, 1998

Colum McCann's 'This Side of Brightness' is the story of men who live and work in New York City's underground

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'Horse Whisperer' is too quiet

By Joe Manera | May 18, 1998

Robert Redford directs, stars in this long, tiresome horse epic

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Sinatra: the man, the legend, the final bow

By Kenneth A. Longo | May 18, 1998

Whether it was crooning on stage with a smoke in one hand and a bottle of scotch in the other, or throwing patrons through plate glass windows at the Sands, Frank Sinatra (emphasis on the Sin-) personified style.

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