ARTS

November 6, 1998
Volume 127, Number 8


This Week's Stories

• Fall Forward provides introspective show
Student choreographers grapple with unity

• Weldon Rising takes the risks that make it strong

• Secrets gives little to contemplate

• Saffire is a woman's version of the blues

• Hyde speaks of tricksters

• Composers night focuses on material

• Happiness and Pleasantville lack reality

• Melies' A Trip to the Moon a classic

• The Black River Cafe opens up downtown

• Patton moves into AMAM
Oberlin and Patton make a good pair

• International night debuts

• Cats and Jammers' joyride

• PJ Harvey gives lounge an edge

• Homicide persists

• Why some people need the X-Files to survive

• Too much of a trendy thing: X-Files is a bore

• Feature Photo: Jambalaya

• Campus Arts Calendar

• Arts...Out of Town

 

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