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| Monday, March 29, 2004 | Updated: 03.31.04 | |||||
 Underwear, pasta make appearance in modern dance
Dance ReviewThrow away the ballet slippers and the tutus. The Contemporary Dance Ensemble, presented by the school of theatre and dance in Latimer–Shaeffer Theatre from March 25 to 27 at 8 p.m., was not a typical G-rated dance performance.
Sex in the Suburbs: Covering Distance
Nothing's slow when sending loved ones snail mailThe college years generally are the first time people get involved in long-distance relationships. Boyfriends and girlfriends used to being separated by only a neighborhood may find themselves hundreds of miles apart for stretches of weeks or even months...
Favorite Memories go digital: Web sites offer albums
Tech TalkSo you've made the transition from your outdated point, shoot and develop 35mm camera to a snazzy point, shoot and share digital camera. This is a transition I also have made and, similarly, I am sure the sharing of your photos has become a weekly obsession...
'A Crow' flies angry skies
Noteworthy CD reviewIncubus's latest album, "A Crow Left of the Murder," opens with a rant aimed at the megalomaniacs, people who have an obsession with grandiose performances, of the world. Vocalist Brandon Boyd denounces them as false idols, saying, "You're no Jesus/ You're no fucking Elvis." Clearly, Boyd has traded introspection for accusation; on this record, he wears his anger on his sleeve.
Pulley raises punk politics
Noteworthy CD reviewThis spring, step up to bat against a lineup of melodic creations. Epitaph Records scores a winner with Pulley's newest release, "Matters." Twelve vocally driven pop songs laced with addictive guitar riffs and fast-moving beats will prove to be a musical grand slam.
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