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Volume CXXXIII, Number 11 |
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Alumni actor hits Hollywood
LESLIE BRIDGERS, STAFF WRITER
Paul Adelstein of the Class of 1991 is a respected theater, film, and television actor who splits his time between L.A. and his native Chicago. An English major and Music minor at Bowdoin, he cites Marilyn Reizbaum, Jim McCalla, and Celeste Goodridge as his favorite professors.
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2003's best albums
SEAN TURLEY, COLUMNIST
Our music columnist rates his favorites. [read the article]
Ursus and guests fill Hubbard with sound of music
LISA PETERSON, STAFF WRITER
Hubbard Hall was filled with the sound of music on the night of November 22, as Ursus Verses sponsored the A Cappella Invitational. Groups from the University of New Hampshire, Boston University, and Boston College attended and graced the audience with their beautiful singing.
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Nelly Furtado celebrates roots
DIANA HEALD, STAFF WRITER
"I am not a one-trick pony," Nelly Furtado sings over and over again on the first track of her new album, Folklore, released last week.
While Furtado repeats the mantra as if she is still unsure of her talent, her audience will be in no need of convincing-Folklore is a solid follow-up to her debut Whoa, Nelly!
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Quality cinema comes into season
MIKE NUGENT, STAFF WRITER
Is it that time of year already? The time when Hollywood finally decides to give audiences more than just incoherent 90-minute products and finally gets down and gives us pieces of art? I sure hope so.
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Camels and Columbine
DAVIN MICHAELS, COLUMNIST
After such a rough week of work, what better way to blow off some steam by relaxing and watching one of the best films ever made on a large screen in a comfortable, friendly environment?
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Human Stain is a little messy
HANNAH TUCKER, STAFF WRITER
The Human Stain, now playing at the Eveningstar Cinema and based on the novel by Philip Roth, is the retelling of a life story.
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DJ of the Week: Marc Mendoza
O: Song, artist, or album that changed your life?
MM: Public Enemy, It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back. CLASSIC.
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Film fest psychs up skiiers
GRACE CHO, STAFF WRITER
With finals just around the corner and winter break on the horizon, what better way to relieve some stress and get psyched up for the snow than by going telemarking.
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