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Preview: Chess, the Musical

Arts & CultureNovember 20, 2016
The Davis Musical Theater company prepares for fourth production of Cold War chess match musical Upon contacting Steve Isaacson, the Davis Musical Theater Company’s (DMTC) co-founder and director of the newest performance of 1980’s Chess, the Musical for an interview, he insisted I receive a full tour of backstage and free tickets to the upcoming […]
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Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat

Arts & CultureNovember 18, 2016
The Biblical saga of Joseph and his coat of many colors comes to life The Davis Musical Theater Company will be presenting a production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat on Saturday, Nov. 19. The story is based on the “coat of many colors” story of Joseph from the Bible’s Book of Genesis. The […]
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50,000 words in 30 days

Arts & CultureNovember 15, 2016
First-year students take on NaNoWriMo challenge Thousands of wordsmiths all over the world, from published authors to aspiring writers, hope to one day realize their dreams of writing a novel. While some achieve this goal, others never find the right time or opportunity to do so. For those determined to see their creative ideas come […]
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Community through clothing

Arts & CultureNovember 15, 2016
Asterisk Clothing Fair provides free, accessible clothing for transgender, gender-nonconforming individuals The third annual Asterisk Clothing Fair will be held on Nov. 22 from 3 to 5:30 p.m. in the LGBTQIA Resource Center (LGTBQIARC). The fair intends to provide free clothing for transgender and gender-nonconforming folks, as it can sometimes be both expensive and dangerous […]
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Moonlight is the best film of the year

Arts & CultureNovember 15, 2016
Barry Jenkins’ film is subtle, gorgeous — and urgent It can seem flippant, even callous, to write a movie review at a time like this. In the wake of shock and horror, as the nation and the world reel from the realization that it can happen here, as we come to terms with dark and […]
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Student Sounds: katgrüvs

Arts & CultureNovember 14, 2016
Davis guitarists talks fingerpicking, musical technique, midterms   Third-year mechanical engineering major Kat Gallardo — the brains behind the musical project “katgrüvs” — spent the summer recording music in her parents’ walk-in closet. One can imagine the scene: Gallardo shuffling to move her recording equipment to and from her bedroom, a microphone next to a […]
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Certain Women has heart, but lacks character development

Arts & CultureNovember 13, 2016
Michelle Williams, Kristen Stewart give excellent performances Certain Women is an understated drama written and directed by acclaimed indie director Kelly Reichardt (Old Joy, Night Moves). Set in the beautiful, vast, snowy landscape of Montana, the movie follows the intersecting lives of four women: Laura Dern as a frustrated and empathetic lawyer, Michelle Williams as […]
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Kanye West and Cirque Du Soleil just an Uber ride away

Arts & CultureNovember 9, 2016
New Golden 1 Center offers more accessible entertainment venue for UC Davis students Sick of trying to find a way to get to San Francisco or Oakland for concerts? Look no further than the new Golden 1 Center. Located in the heart of downtown Sacramento and home of the Sacramento Kings, the Golden 1 Center […]
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Introducing the Davis Chamber Choir

Arts & CultureNovember 9, 2016
Davis Chamber Choir offers different approach to a cappella The Liquid Hotplates, the Lounge Lizards, the Spokes: these student-run a cappella groups are ubiquitous on the UC Davis campus. With a repertoire of pop mash-ups and catchy melodies, their performances have an effortless appeal. But lesser known is the Davis Chamber Choir (DCC), which lacks […]
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Election day coverage with the Daily Show Correspondents

Arts & CultureNovember 7, 2016
Hasan Minhaj, Roy Wood Jr. discuss upcoming election What better way to watch the news than with a bit of comedy? The Daily Show uses satire to criticize current affairs, making it a unique “alternative” to watching the news. Of course, while The Daily Show shouldn’t substitute your average news channel, it does offer different […]
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David Sedaris returns to UC Davis

Arts & CultureNovember 7, 2016
Author and humorist hopes to entertain, inspire There are not many authors who have been nominated for several Grammy Awards, won Time’s “Humorist of the Year” and whose non-fiction essay about being “Crumpet the Elf” at a Macy’s department store has become a classic NPR holiday tradition. This may explain why author, humorist and radio […]
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A night of blessings

Arts & CultureNovember 3, 2016
Sunday school with Chance the Rapper It was the Sunday night before week 6 — before a week full of midterms and papers — but nobody in the Pavilion seemed to care, because we were all too busy enjoying the whimsical, heartfelt and joyful experience that is Chance the Rapper’s Magnificent Coloring World Tour. Chance […]