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The new kings of comedy? Yale writers step up, By Nathaniel Rich The difficulties and rewards of writing comedy, on campus and beyond.
- 'Lives Out' weaves tangled web, By Robin Kwong
- Ivy Film Fest fuels cinematic Yalies, By Meredith Levine
- minor threats
- MUSIC
- aphex twin: drukqs, By Eliot Rose
- dave matthews band: live in chicago 12.19.98, By Jeremy Schmidt
- Jackson is alive, but not 'Invisible', By Josh Drimmer
- tweaker: the attraction to all things uncertain, By Ana Nersessian
- THEATER
- 'Three Sisters' tests life, class, patience, By Holly Kline
- 'Kiss' shocks, thrills, By Geoff Chepiga
- 'Equus' a dark, wild ride, By Michael LoPresti
- Excellent acting supports family in 'Sons', By Ilya Zarembsky
- Merit quickly 'Vanishing', By Georgina Cullman
- Hot 'Morning After', By Marvin Astorga
- 'Kingdom of Earth' grounded by uneven acting, By George Weinberg
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