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Neruda becomes seductive, alive

By Colleen McCarthy · Monday, Nov. 15, 2004

"Returning to Neruda's World" celebrates what would have been Chilean poet Pablo Neruda's 100th birthday, and the party is presented as an artistic showcase as fresh and momentous as the man himself. "Returning to Neruda's World" showcases a selection of Pablo Neruda's work, revealing through song and spoken word in three languages how one of Latin America's most prolific poets became one of the world's most beloved.

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Nerdspeak

By Carrie Moskal · Thursday, Nov. 11, 2004

Carrie Moskal's comic Nerdspeak for November 11, 2004.

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Shirtless thieves give 'Sunset' its sex appeal

By Robyn Abzug · Thursday, Nov. 11, 2004

Sex sells. A simple statement that's completely true. You can't turn on the television without seeing scantily clad women or flip on the radio and not hear carefully placed innuendo. Print advertisements are full of both subliminal messages and blatant images. Sex sells, and a prime example of that is Brett Ratner's new movie, "After the Sunset."

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Out of Context

November 11

The Scene staff recaps humorous moments from around campus and country this week. In this issue, a "Lion King" reenactment, the cost of obesity, Tucker Carlson and others.

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Talib Kweli: 'The revolution is personal'

By Crista Scaturro | November 11

"The Beautiful Struggle" could not be a more aptly named record. On his third solo effort, Talib Kweli explores nearly all the pain and glory that life can bring. Leaving no stone unturned, Kweli speaks on everything from first love to AIDS in Africa to the struggles of America's ghettos. Along the way, this MC proves he's got the skills to back his heavy lyrical content.

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Diary of an Intern: Power-hour shopping

By Michael Vallebuona | November 11

Anyway, I suppose the one thing better than shopping during your lunch break would to not be confined by a lunch break whatsoever. Unfortunately, as struggling interns (there's a certain romantic ring to that, like "struggling artist" or "model/waitress"), we don't have much of a choice.

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'Highest Yellow' crazy as a cow in a cornfield

By Neal Fersko | November 11

Great artists have the ability to pilfer our sense of reality, ambition, love and order. Trying to seek out the roots of this power is often a dark proposition, filled with moments of uncomfortable self-revelation for the unprepared. The center of the musical "The Highest Yellow" revolves around this reality.

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Life as a fairy tale in 'Finding Neverland'

By Dan Zak | November 11

A review of Johnny Depp's new film, "Finding Neverland," about the life of "Peter Pan" author J.M. Barrie. Also included is an interview with the film's up-and-coming director, Marc Forster, various Peter Pan trivia, and a timeline of former adaptions of J.M. Barrie's enduring novel.

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Le Tigre gets political on 'Island'

By Daniel Longino | November 11

Fresh off their third album, the major-label debut "This Island," feminist dance-rock outfit Le Tigre is currently wrapping up a tour of several swing states. With the release of the band's first major single, "New Kicks," which features samples of a protest recorded on minidisc, Le Tigre, made up of former Bikini Kill frontwoman Kathleen Hanna, JD Samson and Johanna Fateman, are attempting to reach a wider audience with their unique brand of danceable protest rock.

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Caught with your Pants Down: Three's company

By Connie Heiss | November 11

There's a great reason why threesomes are every guy's ultimate fantasy. Threesomes are the sexual opportunity to have your cake and, um, eat it too. Twice the hands, lips, and tongues - it all comes down to getting twice the attention while satisfying your exhibitionist and voyeuristic fetishes.

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Awful 'Alfie' woos no one

By Marjorie Korn | November 8

When Jude Law first addresses the audience in his new movie "Alfie," the women settle in for a few care-free hours of being vicariously wooed by a pretty face, while the men take notes on Alfie's ability to get into women's pants without ever having to say, "I lost my number. Can I have yours?"

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The Rusty Nail: Subsist on a diet of freebies

By Lester Russell Allen IV | November 8

I have always assumed that a universal truth in college life is that you're always hungry. Most are too broke to eat well and the underclassmen with meal plans get mighty sick of TDR mighty soon. This is where I come in. I am going to do my part to feed the hungry hordes of students. How can I do this, you ask? Well, you see, I have connections in the food industry.

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My Chemical Romance 1-Ups Story of the Year on Nintendo tour

By Elliot Smilowitz | November 8

In 2004 music circles, the story of the year has been the explosion of "screamo," with bands like Taking Back Sunday, the Used and Coheed and Cambria (the Mario, Luigi and Toadstool of emo, respectively) taking a big bite out of corporate rock radio. Nintendo elected to take advantage of the trend, venturing into the concert promotion business to sponsor the Nintendo Fusion Tour. The tour rolled into the 9:30 club Wednesday, headlined by radio darlings and emo goombas Story of the Year.

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'Polar Express' pulls into theaters Wednesday

By Jason Alredge | November 8

Director Robert Zemeckis takes filmmaking to the next level with "The Polar Express." Based on the book by Chris Van Allsburg, it is the first feature to use a process called performance capture for the entire film. This process requires an actor's performance to be shot by computerized cameras to create virtual characters. As a result, body movements and facial expressions are more realistic.

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L.A. stooges the Bronx declare punk dead

By Emily Zemler | November 8

Let's say you're in a band. Your band has only been in existence for a short while, even though you and your bandmates have been playing music for what seems like forever. You play two shows in your hometown of Los Angeles, and suddenly the record label bidding war begins.

The UFL and Why it's Good for the Sport

Section 202 hosts Connor Sturniolo and Gabrielle McNamee are joined by fellow Eagle staff member and phenomenal sports photographer, Josh Markowitz. Follow along as they discuss the United Football League and the benefits it provides for the world of professional football.

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