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Fall Movie Reviews (Updated 9/7)

You wanna know what movies you need to spend 10 bucks on? Need to find out what to avoid? Let recess guide you with reviews of the latest offerings on the silver screen


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Music Review: John Mayer

A carefully constructed and thoughtful album, John Mayer's Continuum (Aware/Columbia) deftly grapples with politics, religion and the mistakes lovers make-all while delving deeper into the world of...


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The great discipline collision

Trinity and Pratt students' brain waves are often thought to be formed by different genes. However, Liz Lerman's Dance Exchange and the Duke Institute of Genome Sciences and Policy bring the arts...


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Music Review: The Mars Volta

The Mars Volta isn't for the lighthearted. Dubbed progressive rock by most critics, the band constantly pushes the genre's limits, and their new studio album, Amputechture (Universal) stays true to...


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Mourning through Photography

In the photograph, a young boy holds a professional portrait of his older brother. The young boy chose to have the photograph of himself taken as a way to mourn his brother, who committed suicide...


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Music Review: Beyoncé

When your man is acting out of line, and you need some good old-fashioned girl power, Beyoncé's new album B'Day (Music World Music/Sony Urban Music/Columbia) has got it in droves. Beyoncé brings...


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Restaurant Review: Burger joint battle

When assessing a roadside eatery, informed eaters often subscribe to the pickup-truck-to-minivan ratio. During prime dining hours anything less than three-to-one screams tourist trap rather than...


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The blues went down to Durham

The St. Joseph's Historic Foundation will host the 19th annual Bull Durham Blues Festival Friday and Saturday at Durham Athletic Park, the former home of the Durham Bulls. SJHF President Dianne...


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Film Review: The Protector

The martial-arts action flick The Protector, is a mixed bag of thrills and unintentional comedy whose shortcomings ultimately outweigh its achievements. Although entertaining at times, this film ...


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Book Review: The Dorm Room Diet

The Freshman 15-it's a phrase guaranteed to send shudders down the spine of any student. Daphne Oz's new book, The Dorm Room Diet, is guaranteed to alleviate that fear. Though the title includes...


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Music Review: Justin Timberlake

People can't seem to take Justin Timberlake seriously. He could well be on his way to becoming a serious and respected artist, but most of us just can't get past the impression he made while we...


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Music Review: Iron Maiden

These days, Iron Maiden is one of those bands that practically everyone had heard of, either through their reputation as heavy metal stadium stalwarts or their name check in "Teenage Dirtbag."...


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Television's turn to remember

Over the past six months, several films chronicling the events of Sept. 11, 2001 have been released for the big screen. The first was Paul Greengrass' United 93, followed by Oliver Stone's World...


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Interview with Rusted Root

It's been 12 years since Rusted Root started packing houses with their eclectic jam band grooves. Tuesday, the band brings its world music-influenced rhythms to Cat's Cradle in Carrboro. recess'...