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Belly dancers bridge cultures

Touring with resounding success, the Bellydance Superstars have taken America by storm, sparking what their manager Miles Copeland calls a "belly dance phenomena" and what industry insiders are describing as "the next Riverdance.


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Column: Ads put icing on Super Bowl cake

by Abel Horwitz Daily Lobo Ahh - the Super Bowl. It's America's greatest unofficial holiday. It's the day of the year in which we gather our friends to sit around the television to enjoy a popular sport in which half of us know what's going on and the other half pretend we're enjoying it. As ...




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Dancing about Mexico

Miguel Caro danced live on "The Late Show with David Letterman" twice in 2001. He'll be performing the same signature dance as the final piece for his troupe's Saturday show, The Cross Currents in Indigenous Arts Symposium.



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Rock 'n' roll whiskey

With their hard rocking sound, Southern redneck attitude and perhaps the most gloriously vulgar name in music, Nashville Pussy, hands down, wins the competition for pure rock 'n' roll madness.








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MCs are influenced by all elements of hip-hop

Lawless Element will open for Digable Planets tonight at the Sunshine Theatre. The group, relatively new to the world of hip-hop, is comprised of MCs Magnif and Griot, and tries to avoid playing by the rules. Sure, critics often compare the Detroit hip-hop duo to classic acts like De La Soul and A ...


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Original form of anime tours N.M.

by Eva Dameron Daily Lobo Masami Toku, an art education professor from California is interested in the way Japanese and American children deal with space in their drawings. While American children are good with color, she said, Japanese children are highly skilled in technical detail. In her ...




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Grunge rock band defies stereotype

by John Bear Daily Lobo They say the pen is mightier than the sword. That's why my fingers get tingly as they anticipate dissing on bands with names that start with "the" and end in a noun. As it turns out, I ended up liking The Sword's album Age of Winters by the end, but bear with me.

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