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Archive - Nov 26, 2007

Gargoyle guide to the week in entertainment, Nov. 26-Dec. 2

[UPDATED] After the entertainment glut of Thanksgiving week, there's a noticeable slowdown as we get to the final week of November. The medical thriller "Awake" looks promising, but when the best of the DVD releases is a movie based on Bratz dolls, you know the pickings are slim. Broadway fans will be sure to check out "Hairspray" at the Assembly Hall on Thursday (unless they're rehearsing for Stud Prod), but video gamers won't find much interest in this week's game releases.

Are you the lucky one?

When most people compare me and my sister, Dominique, it usually comes down to something like this: I’m quiet and hard working, and my sister is loud and hyperactive.

Mirror on the wall

On an unexpected visit to the doctor I was sitting on the annoying table and I noticed, to my peril, that the mirror was slightly to my right. In order to see myself in the mirror I had to lean to the right and strain my neck a little.

I started to wonder, why is it annoying that I can't see the mirror? Why is it a necessity for me and others to see themselves constantly?

Culture clash

Over Thanksgiving break, my sister made her annual visit home from the University of Chicago. Once again, she brought home a friend who didn't want to pay for the flight back home, and therefore, I had a new roommate.

Thefts at Uni cause concern

[UPDATED] A recent increase in thefts at Uni has got many afraid that students may no longer be able to keep their lockers open or leave their belongings unattended. Assistant Director Sue Kovacs comments on the numerous e-mails she has been sending about missing items at Uni. Read on to find out whether or not you should finally memorize your locker combination.

Anime review: "Mobile Suit Gundam 00" — a look into our future

The latest series in the "Gundam" anime franchise has arrived, freshly scanlated (scanned and translated) from Japan as "Mobile Suit Gundam 00." Set in the year 2307, could this be a plausible look at what the future holds for us? Read inside for Jie Han’s opinion of the series.