By Chad Nevett,
Lance Writer
September 19, 2007

Another year of post-secondary education and $10 says it will suck just like all of the others (or, for you frosh, like high school sucked).

The only way to make university life more exciting is to stop treating it like real life and begin acting like characters in movies. That’s why we here at The Lance will count down the 10 characters from college flicks you should emulate to make your time here in Windsor exciting and fun.>>

By Jeff Vandusen

Lance Writer

September 19, 2007

One of the things I got from attending the Toronto International Film Festival was a sore ass. In total, I think I was seated for about 15 hours. I was there because I’d skipped class to see the North American premiere of Cassandra’s Dream, Woody Allen’s new movie.

I rush to my seat and find myself surrounded by industry types and critics. I eavesdrop on somebody behind me boasting about how he used to write for the Toronto Sun and now works for the film industry. He hates Woody Allen’s serious work, and sounds a lot like those ethereal aliens from that scene toward the end of Stardust Memories. >>

Residence improvements certain to excite $26 million needed for upgrading Macdonald Hall, Laurier Hall, Cartier Hall, and Clark Residences Campus Kiss To shave or not to shave

By Marla Evans

Lance Writer

September 19, 2007

I first saw Hello Beautiful, the indie, punk-rock hip-hop quintet in March 2006 where they beat out a handful of other talented local acts for the winning spot and chance to compete regionally, at the Thirsty Scholar (now known as The Basement). When band members, Cole Martin (guitar/vocals), Charlie Royal (MC), Dan Bradimore (bass, keys, backup), Bud Taylor (lead guitar) and Kevin Walsh (drums), took to the stage their sound erupted in the most unique blend of artistry. Hello Beautiful rolled their way through a solid set of tight guitar riffs set behind energetic vocals and fierce bouts of hip hop.>>