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- Highlights from the Guelph Festival of Moving Media
H2Oil and RiP: A Remix Manifesto
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- Damon Saves the Informant! Downfall
A brief review of the new movie The Informant! starring Matt Damon
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- The Forgotten Women
This documentary film examines the plight of widows in India who are rejected by their families after the death of their husband and are forced to beg for food and shelter. Read this review now, and see the film for free on campus on Wednesday, Feb. 4.
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- I.O.U.S.A. - new documentary exposes financial crisis
A brand new film is currently in theatres that explains in detail how the US economy got into the current turmoil that is dragging the world economy down. We reviewed it, and have included a link to a 30-minute version of the film that's available free
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- Vicki Cristina Barcelona
A different kind of comedy...
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- East Side food and service
hello there all east side lovers..it matters to have a meal with a piece of mind and welcoming smile
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- Check out what's up and coming in the Guelph music scene
Artist: Elliott Brood Date: Tues, Nov 11 Location: Vinyl Music style: folk rock/acoustic/soul Discography: Tin Type (2003) Ambassador (2006) Mountain Meadows (2008) With a musical style that is often referred to as ‘Death Country,’…
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- Don't Go Speed Racer
The first flop of the summer provides dazzling visual effects and little else.
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- Raise Your Voice
A close out to the year and an opening to summer with CFRU and the CSA
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- Don't Jump at Jumper
Jumper, a new movie with Hayden Christensen and Samuel L. Jackson leaves much to be believed.
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- Rest in Peace Albion
Some might say the Albion has been reborn, I say it has died.
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- Thompson's Palace of the End
Palace of the End, the new play by University of Guelph professor and playwright Judith Thompson asks the audience to bear witness to some of the real lives affected by the death and destruction that has plagued Iraq for the last half-century.
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- New place in town opens with great food
If you haven't gone yet, find out why you should go to Zen Garden, a new resuarant just south of downtown.
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- January and February Warm-ups
music to keep you warm
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- Juno: hamburgers, sausages, and slushies
The movie opens as Juno drinks from a carton of Sunny-D, striding down the sidewalk of a middle-class neighbourhood drawn into a world that's part Waking Life, part Royal Tenenbaums.
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- Canadian stars that connect with us
Lauren takes a closer look at Canadian Icons the Stars.
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- No Country for Old Men
I love movies, but I usually go to the Galaxy Cinema for the air hockey table. Sometimes I feel like the conversations I overhear in the Galaxy bathroom have more cinematic appeal than the movie I'm there to see.
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- An Instance of Indie Music
Lauren checks in about a local double CD release party.
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- Adventures in Lazy Vegetarianism: Exploring the Frozen Foods Aisle
Maybe you're the type of person who makes sure to eat healthy and stays miles away from the frozen and prepared foods sections. If so, good for you. For the rest of us, it sometimes seems necessary to have on hand a store of almost-ready-to-eat items wh
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- Change Now, Now What?: Documentary Review
A review of the new documentary Change Now, Now What? held at the Salsateria on Sunday the 30th of september.
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