FRI, 06 SEPT 2002	Headlines Breaking the waves ... Nickel Creek stands by bluegrass roots Neatly sorted somewhere between country and bluegrass sits the music of Nickel Creek. >>CONTINUE Interpol fails to impress Given MTV culture’s budding attraction toward guitar-based rock, and the fetishizing of all things New York brought on by last year’s prettyboy hitmaker the Strokes, it’s no wonder the New York independent label Matador rushed Interpol’s self-titled, three-song EP into production immediately after signing the band. >>CONTINUE Production of Indie movie set in Moscow “Full sound.” “Set ... action.” The clapboard came down with a sharp whack, and the camera focused on the back of a car. >>CONTINUE Walker, Moscow Stranger Sleep deprivation, societal dissatisfaction, and suffocating school environments can leave an indelible mark upon one’s psyche? >>CONTINUE Editor in Chief: Jade Janes Webmistress: Amanda J Hundt U of I Argonaut, 301 Student Union, Moscow, Idaho 83843 208.885.7845	Arts Calendar WSU¹s improv comedy group opens Nuthouse, WSU¹s theater improvisational comedy group opens at the R.R. Jones Theater today and Saturday. ³People love improv because it is based around audience suggestions,² said Pat Moss, Nuthouse director. ³It¹s comedy, and it¹s for them.² Nuthouse tickets are $2, and for this, the first performance, it¹s buy two, get one free. Tickets may be purchased at the box office beginning at 7 p.m. on show nights.
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