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April 8, 2026
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Paxton has good music, poor words

By Lou Scerra | February 17, 1998

"You want sex, but you don't understand what comes next, well is it Tina or Rex?" Those are one of the first lines of lyrics you hear when you listen to the debut, self-titled album of Paxton, the newest name signed to Nemperor Records.

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'Shaken and Stirred' puts Bond songs through the mixer

By Matt Blanchard | February 12, 1998

It has been estimated that more than half the world's population has seen a James Bond movie. With 18 installments so far, the series is far and away the longest running and most successful movie franchise in history, and an integral element of this success has always been the James Bond music. Monty Norman's classic James Bond theme is probably the single most recognizable piece of movie music in the world, and a few of the title tracks from the individual movies, like "Goldfinger," are nearly as famous.

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Ziggy to get jiggy with it at Leede Arena

By Lou Scerra | February 10, 1998

The cold, snowy streets of Hanover will be transformed, if only for one night, into an island of tropical magic as the Programming Board announced yesterday that Ziggy Marley, son of famous reggae artist Bob Marley, will be performing in Leede Arena on March 4th at 8 p.m.

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Dodecs move up in a cappella tournament

By Micheal A. Posey | February 9, 1998

The Dartmouth Dodecaphonics, an 11-member co-ed a cappella group, took runner-up in the quarterfinals of the National Championship of Collegiate A Cappella held at Rollins Chapel this Saturday. The Rusty Pipes of Rensselear Polytechnic Institute garnered the first place position and the Smith Smiffenpoofs took an honorable mention. "We're so flattered that we won!

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Amy Thomas '99 directs two stories of love and lies

By Jay Krehbiel | February 5, 1998

When Amy Thomas '99 makes her directing debut tonight with two one-act plays, the audience is sure to be pulled into a world of deception, confrontation and humor. The first play, "Am I Blue" by Beth Henley, stars Leslie Plaisted '00 and Brett Kiefer '99 as two young adults meeting and conversing in a bar.

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