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Temporary
art exhibit to grace Quad
By MATT SPOONER, STAFF WRITER
"The natural spring and tension of the branches holds
them together," the artist explained. "I begin by placing sticks
in the ground, which act as the initial matrix from which I pull branches
through, sort of a layering effect..." [read the
article]
The Others:
a spooky, suspenseful delight
By MONICA GUZMAN, STAFF WRITER
This film makes the viewer want to stay quietly slumped
in his movie seat for as long as possible in order to catch the next showing,
even if it means avoiding the awkward glances coming from that uniformed
guy sweeping the popcorn off the floor. [read the article]
Scarlet Begonias: an Italian gem
By LAUREN MCKEE and KERRY ELSON, STAFF WRITERS
It was once said that one can judge the excellence of a
dining institution by the quality of its restrooms. According to this
system, Scarlet Begonias scores highly. [read the article]
Bjork's album a lyrically strange journey, but well worth
the trip
By TED REINERT, STAFF WRITER
Like the music within, the artwork of Björk's fourth
album, Vespertine, is weird. Her name is not found on the outside packaging,
the spine is blank white, and the cover is a picture of the Icelandic
pop star wearing a swan, reminiscent of her eccentric Oscars attire.[read
the article]
This weekend: music movies (not musicals)
By JIM FLANAGAN, COLUMNIST
Each film features one of music's all time great performers:
Peter Frampton, the Talking Heads, the Rolling Stones, and Vanilla Ice.
[read the article]