Arts

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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Arts

'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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Arts

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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Arts

'Seinfeld' ends its fantastic run

By Matt Frucci | May 14, 1998

It changed the face of television, now it's time to say good-bye

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Arts

Top 10 classic 'Seinfelds'

By Ben Mandelker | May 13, 1998

Double-dip these episodes

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Arts

Mini-album is a must for Radiohead fans

By Joe Manera | May 12, 1998

Their latest album 'Airbag/How Am I Driving?' has six new songs from the band

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Arts

'Spanish Prisoner' keeps you guessing

By Joe Manera | May 11, 1998

David Mamet builds a complex tale of a con artist and his mark

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Arts

Annoying website offers students resources

By Sean Alpert | May 11, 1998

First, a word or two of explanation. I, Sean Alpert, had never heard of AnimalHouse.com -- a new web resource for college students.

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Arts

Armageddon looms as 'Deep Impact' strikes Earth

By Ben Mandelker | May 11, 1998

The summer movie season officially beings with the first of this year's asteroid blockbusters, a fun disaster flick

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Arts

Fantastic feats, music combine for mini-circus

By Hank Leukart | May 8, 1998

The Dartmouth Wind Symphony and the Big Apple Circus turn the Hop into a circus

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Arts

Nakai kicks off pow-wow

By Catherine McCarthy | May 8, 1998

Traditionally during the weekend of Dartmouth's annual Pow-wow, the Hopkins Center invites a Native artist to come and perform as a cultural complement to the Green events. This Friday at 8:00 p.m., the music of R.

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Arts

'Much Ado' provides a delightful treat

By Shialing Kwa | May 8, 1998

Shakespeare's 'Much Ado About Nothing' succeeds in updating the classic comedy

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Arts

Chamber Singers sing of freedom

By Ritika Nandkeolyar | May 7, 1998

The struggle to break free is the inspiration for this term's concert

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Arts

Dave Matthews combines old and new in latest album

By Sarah Rubenstein | May 6, 1998

The Dave Matthews Band returns with 'Before These Crowded Streets' and an upbeat, often angry sound

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Arts

Keller '99 wins kudos for film

By Ben Mandelker | May 5, 1998

Katy Keller has entered her animated film into three film festivals

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Arts

John Scofield changes styles with 'A Go Go'

By Eric Cross | May 4, 1998

Guitarist John Scofield grew up in the 1960s and 1970s listening to and loving the swinging grooves of James Brown, Booker T.

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Arts

'Les Miserables' is a faithful, but faulted, adaptation

By Joe Manera | May 4, 1998

With Liam Neeson as Jean Valjean and Geoffrey Rush as Javert, the latest version tries for mature drama

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Arts

Gibson '98 directs Handel musical

By Ki Mae Heussner | May 4, 1998

Joanna Gibson culminates musical learning with honors thesis

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Arts

'Sweet Hereafter' defines excellence

By Ben Mandelker | May 1, 1998

It is no coincidence that "The Sweet Hereafter" is on over 250 critics lists for the top 10 movies of 1997.

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Arts

Animator George Griffin '65 returns with films

By Ben Mandelker | May 1, 1998

Tonight, George Griffin '65 will be presenting his one man show, "The World of George Griffin" at the Hopkins Center.

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