A cheesy, glossy yellow-green cover with a silly, pulpy-sounding title to boot I’ll admit it, I judged this book by its cover.…
Josh Doorenbos
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Arts & Culture
Mitchell’s historical novel considers worth of life’s intangibles
by Josh Doorenbos October 22, 2010“The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet,” set in turn-of-the-19th-century Japan, is a romantic, intelligently historical novel that gets at the question…
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Today, administration made the groundbreaking decision to schedule class on Christmas. The decision was made after receiving many emails, letters and phone…
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“My name is Conan O’Brien, and I may soon be available for children’s parties.” This is how Conan began his monologue on…
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Senior Susan Shoenrock and Junior Dan Laird in Balld Hunter The Northwestern Theatre Department’s upcoming play Ballad Hunter, written by Jenny Laird…
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Cars: the main cause of global warming Dear Dude, What should the U.S. government do about health care reform? Are we experiencing…
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Arts & Culture
No Exit: an “h-e-double-hockey-sticks” kind of play
by Josh Doorenbos October 30, 2009A quiet drawing room, the valet (sophomore Andrew Stam) escorts Joseph Garcin (senior Brady Greer) into the room and leaves. Inés (‘09…
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A blast of sound and a gravelly voice come on, then you get caught in the wave of guitars and you’re off.…
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October is far too long. It’s really hard to get excited about the month where the only thing one could possibly be…
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At the end of every summer, vivacious college students begin the death march back to campuses across America. With long faces they…