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Hitchcock, Soft Boys Still Rock Hard

By Diane W. Lewis  • 

The much-anticipated Soft Boys reunion tour kicked off during last month’s SXSW, Austin’s mammoth film and music industry conference, and


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Eclectic Cabaret With A Hip-Hop Aesthetic

By Diane W. Lewis  • 

Halfway through the first-ever Harvard Cabaret, the lights went up. One by one, poets Eddie Bruce '02, Peter-Charles Bright '01


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Album Review: The Cure, Bloodflowers

By Diane W. Lewis  • 

The Cure Bloodflowers (Elektra) Listening to the Cure's first studio release since 1996's Wild Mood Swings, one wonders why it


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Visual Arts Review:

By Diane W. Lewis  • 

"Sex, Sexism, and Society" at the Gallery of Social/Political Art On the Boylston St. sidewalk, a rather plain ad invites


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Visual Arts Review: "Sex, Sexism, and Society"

By Diane W. Lewis  • 

On the Boylston St. sidewalk, a rather plain ad invites passers by into the Gallery of Social/Political Art located within


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Ani-thing you want, you got it

By Diane W. Lewis  • 

MUSIC Ani DiFranco Righteous Babe Fans of Ani DiFranco are never kept hungry for long. The prolific and punky folkster--who


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Album Review: ...hours by David Bowie

By Diane W. Lewis  • 

After the sinister sci-fi stylings of 1995's Outside and the dense adrenaline electronic stylings of 1997's Earthling , shapeshifting rock


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Soderbergh's Sweet Revenge

By Diane W. Lewis  • 

If you're going to pay about 15 bucks to go out to the movies, you're probably not looking for any


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Peter Fonda: From Easy Rider to Slimey Music Exec

By Diane W. Lewis  • 

"Terence plays The Limey, I play the Slimey," Peter Fonda chuckles. He speaks of his latest role opposite Terence Stamp


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Favorite Jello Flavors At the Pfoho Dining Hall

By Diane W. Lewis  • 

Battle of the Bands Last Friday, Pforzheimer House and the Undergraduate Council showcased Harvard's own in the Springfest Battle of

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