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Art contest honors students
The Delta Sigma/Delta Upsilon Fraternity
awarded five Bowdoin College students checks of $200 each for their participation
in the third annual DS/DU Arts Fund Visual Arts Competition. [read
the article]
Common sweetens rap with Chocolate
CONOR WILLIAMS, STAFF WRITER
Hip-hop
has long been a popular dumping ground for those attempting to prove the
debasement of modern youth and music. [read
the article]
Pub Update: astrophysics meets Aborigines
CHRIS BAIL, STAFF WRITER
What
do you get when you cross a Ph. D. in physics from Oxford, an Australian
didgeridoo, and a generous helping of electronic sampling equipment? [read
the article]
Miscellania CD hot off the presses
TED REINERT, STAFF WRITER
Bowdoin's
all-female a cappella group Miscellania celebrated the release of No
Sleep In A Quiet Room, their first CD released in four years, with
a well-attended performance and party at Quinby House earlier this month.
[read the article]
DJ
of the Week: Sena Phin
The album that I absolutely can not part with for too long
is Doolittle from The Pixies. [read
the article]
An Oscars extravaganza
MONICA GUZMAN, COLUMNIST
Stunning
upsets, lengthy but touching tributes, and cultural breakthroughs made
the 74th Annual Academy Awards one of the most memorable awards shows
in recent history. [read the article]
Flim Society presents literary, musical movies
JIM FLANAGAN, COLUMNIST
Even if you haven't read To Kill a Mockingbird,
come to the screening and meet some people who are willing to discuss
it with you. [read the article]
Savion Glover, tap phenomenon
Glover's kinetic talents were apparent even during his youth in Newark,
New Jersey. [read the article]