ARTS

February 18, 2000
Volume 128, Number 14


This Week's Stories

• Hair Celebrates Music and Movement
• Quills is Dying to Break Free
• Bard Reading comes to 'Sco
Marathon reading takes all-nighters to a new level
• Artists Perform at Ministry
• Jazz Great Billy Hart Imparts His Wisdom to Students
• Hillbilly Idol is More Than Just a Clever Name
Country Rockers Thrill a Woefully Empty 'Sco
• Artitudes:
How Low Can Television Go?
• Monlogues with Megan Doss
The Vagine Monologues provokes questions
• Starved for drama? Try a European Vacation.
• An Aging Morrissey Performs His V-Day Massacre
Ex-Smiths Singer Brings His Torment to Akron
• Michaelangelo Discusses His Plight as an Urban Youth
Hip-Hop Artist Celebrates Black History Month
• Opera Dances to the Strains of Baroque Maladies
• Corey Harris' Blues Explosion Demolishes 'Sco
Veteran performer needs no band to bring full sound
• Heard Here:
It's Only Rock 'n Roll Until Someone Loses an Eye
• Feature Photo:
But where's the art?

• Campus Arts Calendar

 

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