Thursday, November 13, 1997 Flowing ‘River’ fords cultures, transcends time’s passage DANCE: Eiko and Koma’s indoor concert illuminates concept of common origin By Kristi Nakamura Daily Bruin Contributor In a time and a city where everything moves toward speed  faster cars, faster computers, a faster commute  choreographer-dancers Eiko and Koma present "River," which […]
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Rose cafe
Thursday, November 13, 1997 Rose Cafe draws crowds with vivid, local artwork EXHIBIT: Venice eatery doubles as museum to create distinctive settingBy Sandra Kim Daily Bruin Contributor Outside, the day is gray and dismal. The rain furiously pounds the dainty pink roses. Outside the windows of the Rose Cafe in Venice, the large, green-leafed plants […]
Dream come true
Thursday, November 13, 1997 Oliver Stone discusses the years of emotional and artistic struggle that went into his autobiographical novel, ‘A Child’s Night Dream’By Emily Forster Daily Bruin Contributor Some 30 years ago, a disturbed 19-year-old student dropped out of Yale to write his autobiography. When it was rejected by the publishing powers that be, […]
Third Eye Blind struts its mush
Wednesday, November 12, 1997 Third Eye Blind struts its mush MUSIC Concert delivers high-energy punch with heart-touching ballads By Trinh Bui Daily Bruin Contributor It’s always a kick-ass feeling going to a concert expecting one thing but winding up with something louder and stronger. That was the case with Thursday night’s Third Eye Blind show […]
Paranoia in the basement
Wednesday, November 12, 1997 Paranoia in the basement ART Two groups of artists put their philosophies on display in "The Paranoia Machine," the latest installment in the "By-Product" series of works in Haines Hall’s basement. By Kristi Nakamura Daily Bruin Contributor Torn, black garbage bags surround bright paintings, bloody rubber gloves, action figures and other […]
‘Blue Leaves’ shows both sides of insanity
Wednesday, November 12, 1997 ‘Blue Leaves’ shows both sides of insanity THEATER West Coast Ensemble depicts the comedy in tragic situation By Sam Toussi Daily Bruin Contributor Insanity is a tricky business. On one hand, it has potential for a great deal of humor. Insane people, whether clinical or not, provide us with the majority […]
From street corner to Philharmonia
Wednesday, November 12, 1997 From street corner to Philharmonia MUSIC World-renowned violinist started by playing for Hostess fruit pies By Ai Goldsmith Daily Bruin Contributor Some musicians play music out of pure pleasure. Others play music to satisfy their sweet tooth. That’s how it is for Mark Kaplan, who appears as a soloist with the […]