belly
dancin:
there's more to it than scantily-clad harem girls gyrating to
a tambourine. it's actually a lovely meditative art form.
theater
arts:
shakespeare for the 17th century challenged. just in time for
mardi gras, the asu theatre department has taken measure for
measure
and set it in 21st century decadant new orleans Ð and they do
it well.
opinion
cafe:
spm editor jessica wolf has a recipe for ecstasy. a healthy dose
of caffeine, a dash of sugar, a few men in lingerie... the usual.
you can talk dirty to her as well if you like, just make sure
you use big words.
music
notes:
london drum and bass artist aphrodite talks about his music, cross-cultural
djing and how it all began.
music
notes:
the king of parody plays the celebrity theatre tonight. see what
weird al thinks of jerry springer and computer geeks.
¿qué pasa?:
it's thursday and the weekend's coming up. here's your guide to
figuring out just what's worth doing around this town for the
next couple of weeks.
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music
notes:
got haggis? we do. and it's not just for breakfast anymore. see
what's up with the hard-working local boys with a scotland fettish.
motion
pictures:
the scary thing is that verplanck, new york does not necessarily
exist only in an alternate yugo-infested universe. this weekend's
drowning mona is sure to tickle your funny bone.
cd
reviews:
this one doesn't have "blister in the sun," but the new violent
femmes cd might just be a spring break necessity. plus, more
thuggish,
ruggish rhymes from bone.
party
scene:
those of us who aren't "fortunate" enough to attend mardi gras
in person this year will just have to settle for reading about
what
we're missing... or there's always the playboy video.
next week:
*it's a surprise! so stop asking!
*other cool fun, and otherwise spiffy stuff
you'll expect from the state press magazine
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