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Volume CXXXIII, Number 15 |
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The Aardvark Jazz Orchestra
CONOR WILLIAMS, STAFF WRITER
Founded
twenty-nine years ago, the group has played numerous hot jazz spots in
Boston and around the globe, with an upcoming gig scheduled in one of
Boston's premier joints, the Regatta Bar. [read the
article]
Hafler's plans for ceramics department take shape
MAIA LEE, ORIENT STAFF
Disapointed
that ceramics are not offered as a credit level course in the Visual Arts
department, Hafler decided to complete an independent study in ceramics
last semester. [read the article]
Museum displays ancient Mexican figurines
SUSAN CULLINEY, STAFF WRITER
While many of the figures displayed are near perfect in their wholeness,
Professor Wegner included some which are mere pieces of their original
shape. [read the article]
Hoobastank: innovators or imitators?
BEN KREIDER, STAFF WRITER
The similarities between the two bands are astonishing. Both bands hail
from the same area, and their vocalists sound and look similar. [read
the article]
Benzoni's offers taste of Italy
LAUREN McKEE AND KERRY ELSON, STAFF WRITERS
The
only drawback to choosing one's own calzone ingredients is that if the
combination lacks some pungency or real flavor, it is one's own fault!
[read the article]
Movie Musings: In The Bedroom
MONICA GUZMAN, COLUMNIST
It is especially fitting for us temporary Mainers because these people
are homely, hardworking, and superbly Maine-a mirror of our own community.
[read the article]
Tribute honors life, works of Hansberry
KERRY ELSON, STAFF WRITER
As though participating in a monster game of Ouija, audience members hushed
and let Hansberry's spirit pass. [read the article]
Harrington brings life and relevancy to Civil War issues
HANNAH DEAN, STAFF WRITER
Any creative endeavor requires some level of insanity and the playwright,
Laura Harrington, is certainly not lacking in this respect. [read
the article]
Not-so-ordinary flicks from the Film Society
JIM FLANAGAN, COLUMNIST
This weekend, the Film Society has some films for you that are little
different than your normal mainstream film. [read the
article]