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...about celebrating past achievements that missed the buzz. Because of this, the atmosphere at the festival is more celebratory than critical. "You see more good movies in four days here than you usually do in six months or even a year of going to the theater," said one festival goer, waiting in line for concessions at the restored Virginia Theater, a classic movie palace in downtown Champaign. "That's why I keep coming back...
...Officers arrived at Lamont Library last Wednesday in response to reports of an early-morning library-goer who allegedly used another individual’s ID to get into the building. The responding officers were unable to find the individual upon arrival...
...provide a community center for Jews and goyim to explore Judaism. Two centers on one campus targeting the same students seems like a recipe for a little West Side Story-style rumble action. What’s the deal?Amy R. Schoenfeld ’07, a Hillel-goer, says in reference to competition between the groups, “I don’t find that here at all.” And most other students in the know concur—the organizations may have problems, but inter-group fighting is not one of them. CHABAD: UNDER...
...Brattle may be possible. Mohlan says that one fundraising effort in development is a “Watch-A-Thon,” in which participants would be sponsored to see as many movies as they can over a period of time—costing the student film-goer nothing but the effort to find support.Hayes H. Davenport ’08, who says he goes to the Brattle four or five times a month, counts the Brattle’s proximity and colorful selection of movies as reasons for his support. “The staff there...
...caveat to the potential theater-goer: this movie is primarily aimed at children, so there is a certain degree of cornball moralizing that is to be expected. Nevertheless, the darker undertones and weighty themes should appeal to older audiences. Lemony Snicket has witty humor, aesthetic beauty, delightful characters and a certain “je ne sais quoi” that add up to a thoroughly enjoyable movie for all ages...