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December
1, 2000
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"Here
we go" The
goal of this interview was to portray the band Dispatch as people,
not as enigmas. Therefore, instead of asking hard-hitting questions
about the music, we decided to let the conversation ramble. And
ramble it did:
Chamber
Choir: When
most Bowdoin students think of a chamber choir, they probably picture
a sedate group of singers in orderly rows, chanting something in
Latin. Most people probably don't picture a small horde of musicians
storming into the Chapel performing a dance mildly resembling the
Funky Chicken, voices raised to the beat of West African drumming.
As it turns out, the Bowdoin Chamber Choir is both serene and wild
in performance, a delicious paradox that comes from its unique and
offbeat approach to music.
A Coen
brothers weekend with the BFVS If
you are one of those die-hard Film Society fans who still has the
copy of our schedule that we mailed to you back at the beginning
of the semester, you may be scratching your head right about now.
The schedule says that we'll be showing Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?,
the Coen brothers' latest film, but that film hasn't even been in
theaters yet. Is it possible that those film kids actually scored
an exclusive premiere of Joel and Ethan latest?
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Don't forget to ask for Dolph Lundgren Presenting National Geographic
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