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(04/25/03 4:00am)
With a plot similar to that of "The Score" and "Heist," and a narrative technique that brings to mind "Get Shorty" minus that film's comedy, Director James Foley's "Confidence" is the latest in the ever-growing line of scam films.
(04/25/03 4:00am)
Last week, it came to our attention that several articles published in The Spectrum over the course of the spring 2003 semester contained unoriginal material that was not properly credited to its sources.
(04/21/03 4:00am)
Lizzie West would have been the perfect replacement for Natalie Merchant when she left 10,000 Maniacs. Her voice has the same rich, smooth qualities as Merchant's, and the tracks on "Holy Road: Freedom Songs" are of a similar adult-contemporary pop-rock genre.
(04/18/03 4:00am)
After 16 (or more) years of being engaged with the American schooling system, is it any wonder so many students seem to suffer from "senioritis" as the end of their final year draws near?
(04/07/03 4:00am)
If there is one thing Hollywood has a hard time delivering, it is a film that fulfills the promises made in previews; this is not the case with Joel Schumacher's latest release, "Phone Booth."
(04/04/03 5:00am)
Last weekend, I went to New York City, where I gobbled bagels, visited Ground Zero for the first time, saw Baz Luhrmann's production of Puccini's "La Boheme" and did not check my e-mail for over 72 hours.
(03/31/03 5:00am)
Hot on the tails of losing her battle with Geffen Records over the release of "You Know You're Right," Courtney Love again suffered defeat in her constant battle to keep fans of grunge god Kurt Cobain from experiencing every facet of his considerable talent.
(03/26/03 5:00am)
"Choose-your-own-adventure" might have been a popular 1980s children's book-craze, but more often than not, a play that relies on audience participation is not the sort people wind up recommending to friends.
(03/21/03 5:00am)
Wednesday morning, media studies professor Tony Conrad put my video analysis class through an exercise. Its purpose: to uncover our opinions on the media, the information we were receiving in regard to the war that has just begun in Iraq, whose information we trusted and what issues we felt were being ignored in favor of the existing news coverage of the war.
(03/19/03 5:00am)
There are multiple levels of security in place at an interview with Tori Amos; her "handlers" rove the halls of Shea's as she concludes her sound-check.
(02/28/03 5:00am)
The responsibility of any newspaper is not to relate warm, fuzzy stories about cats being rescued from trees. It is not to make people feel better about themselves, or at least, it shouldn't be.
(02/28/03 5:00am)
Ani DiFranco's latest CD is titled "Evolve" and that is exactly what this goddess of modern-day folk has done.
(02/17/03 5:00am)
"I'm from Toronto."
(02/14/03 5:00am)
If there were more than 10 people from any given religious sect willing to brave the Buffalo cold to picket outside performances at Shea's Performing Arts Center, maybe the fundamentalists need to rethink whether or not there's actually something to protest.
(02/14/03 5:00am)
Thanks to certain Resnetsters, TV-on-demand is a reality for many UB students.
(02/10/03 5:00am)
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(02/05/03 5:00am)
Although Folie's "Naked By The River" is not a new play, it adds a new flavor of humor to Buffalo's stage this February.
(01/31/03 5:00am)
This isn't going to be a column about the disgusting level of self-interest being displayed by our elected Student Association Executive Board.
(01/22/03 5:00am)
There's no butler in Joe Orton's play. Nymphomaniacs, letches, na??ve secretaries, depraved porters, and a police-department reject from the Village People, yes. But nary a butler to be seen.
(01/17/03 5:00am)
No viewer needs to see Nick Cage jerk off more than twice before realizing that the character he plays - in this case, the screen version of "Adaptation" writer Charlie Kaufman - is a lonely, disaffected, and sexually frustrated individual who has a better chance of getting shot by a toothless Gator fan than he does of getting laid.