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By Jon Schnaars | January 30, 2003It's a cold Saturday night. Snow falls on a windswept West Campus quad. You're out of booze and you smoked your last jay this afternoon.
It's a cold Saturday night. Snow falls on a windswept West Campus quad. You're out of booze and you smoked your last jay this afternoon.
After three years of relative obscurity, one of Duke's best-kept secrets is poised to break out.
The hardest thing in the world is just to say something. Because when we try to, meaning is thrown in, as is morality; some sort of glint or twinge that evokes a purpose.
Stevie Wonder once said, "If Maceo is not on the groove, then the groove is not on.
If you found there to be nothing particularly interesting about yesterday's episode of As the World Turns, you weren't alone.
Did you say prophets, or profits?" a student interjected into a conversation with Saul Williams before his performance in Page Auditorium Monday night.
The building looks just like all the others - red brick walls slouch upon the grass and bare metal stairs look smoky in the sunlight.
Innocently flipping through a list of upcoming album releases, we found a new trend in the industry that left us trembling in fear for the future of recorded music: Over the last couple months, a...
It is amazing how many people are surprisingly illiterate about film," said Associate Dean of Student Life and Director of the Bryan Center Peter Coyle.
The three high school girls behind us were howling.
In 1941, writer Virginia Woolf filled her pockets with stones and quietly waded into the River Ouse.
This Friday, Jan. 24th, the congregation inside Page Auditorium will throw up its hands and praise the Lord to the sweet sounds of Gospel greats The Blind Boys of Alabama.
Performance artist Claire Porter's newest piece, Namely, Muscles, begins to answer one of Shakespeare's most relentless questions: What's in a name?.
Charlie Goodnight's - 861 Morgan St., Raleigh.
Recess sent photo editor and resident horn dog Yoav Lurie to investigate the phenomenon of sorority bid nights. Below is the report he drunkenly sent in moments before we went to press:.
The vibrant throngs had amassed in front of Madison Square Garden five hours before the doors were scheduled to open, cascading over steps and railings well into a habitually busy 38th Street.
From breaking point to breakthrough, Personal Velocity leaves most traces of sappiness behind as it tracks the progression of three young women--Delia, Greta and Paula (Kyra Sedgewick, Parker Posey...
The Exies, a modern rock quartet from L.A., have all the elements of a successful, radio-friendly rock act. And that's just the problem.
Spike Lee loves his city, but unlike most of his fellow New York filmmakers, Lee has always refrained from over-exaggerating the positive attributes of it.