The Weird, whimsical world of sculptor Pat Keck What: Puppets, ghosts and zombies: The sculpture of Pat Keck Where: At the DeCordova Museum, 51 Sandy Pond Road, Lincoln When: Through January 18, 2004 By Leon Nigrosh December 2003 – Sixty carved wood sculptures by Andover artist Pat Keck have turned the main gallery of Lincoln’s…
The Rapture’s Echoes By Michael Grandone December 2003 – With all of the hype, expectation, and praise leading up to the release of The Rapture’s Echoes, it almost feels wrong not to be able to say “This album is the greatest thing to be created in the past ten years and we should all treat…
Talking straight with Twisted Sister’s Dee Snider By Robert Newton December 2003 – Ever since I got Kevin Costner to autograph my mother’s Dances With Wolves DVD, the woman has been star-struck.As my 2:00 p.m. interview approaches, I tell her I need to get off the phone to get ready for it. “Oh, who is…
Pulse Magazine’s guide to holiday happenings, choice places to shop, gift certificate finds, great restaurants for festive meals or parties and more! December 2003 – What would we do without the holidays? December would be a long, cold, dreary month. We would miss out on lots of good parties, food and excuses to buy some…
By Sasha Hnatkovich, Clark University, Class of 2004 November 2003 – Did you know you and I are part of the “key swing [voting] group of 2004?” I heard this back in May when I was watching FoxNews while on my coffee break at work. I thought: no way. Just take a glance at voting…
By Elizabeth Schuyler, Worcester State, Class of 2004 November 2003 – Jerry Kazarian is Kaz, a.k.a Supernova. He was in one of the first groups at the core of Worcester’s hip-hop scene in the late eighties. Nationally, he was mentioned in The Source magazine. Locally, he produced two tracks on 1997’s Live in Peace album….
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