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Trends: Gothic Scene

Get your Red Bull ready: It's time to stay up way past your bedtime. Sure, you could be pulling an all-nighter at the library, but now it's time to party.


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Arts: Cheery Chekhov

Russian playwright Anton Chekhov's most famous works, such as The Seagull, Uncle Vanya and The Three Sisters, turned him into a 20th century critic's darling.


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Taste: Hummus!!!

So Mediterranean Deli and Catering in Chapel Hill won't win any awards for name originality, but they certainly have some of the best Middle Eastern food in the area.


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Film: You Only Live Twice

Staying in tonight? Catching up on some quality trash TV? You're not alone. Thank Chuck Barris, the - those campy 60s and 70s primetime hits considered precursors to modern reality TV shows.


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Film: Notable NICKLEBY

While it may seem impossible to turn an 800-page Charles Dickens novel into a film of reasonable length without doing it a great injustice, writer/director Douglas McGrath succeeds admirably with...


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Community Theater

The building looks just like all the others - red brick walls slouch upon the grass and bare metal stairs look smoky in the sunlight.


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The Power of Slam

Did you say prophets, or profits?" a student interjected into a conversation with Saul Williams before his performance in Page Auditorium Monday night.


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Trials and Tribulations

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...


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Namely Performance

Performance artist Claire Porter's newest piece, Namely, Muscles, begins to answer one of Shakespeare's most relentless questions: What's in a name?.


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Freewater Presents...

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.


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Bringing Page to Higher Ground

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.


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Separated at Birth

As the Sex and the City actresses declared an end to their days of public nudity, theories exploded about what they will do next-write a book on the female orgasm, star in Annie, moonlight on...


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Liotta Shines, Narc Doesn't

Ray Liotta has one great moment among several fine ones in the new Joe Carnahan-directed Narc. A troubled, violent cop, he first meets his new partner Jason Patric at the precinct's firing range.