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BATTLE ROYALE — Hollywood constantly pumps out remakes of both classics and little-known films. This year is no exception, with a revamped version of the Schwayze and Sheen action classic, “Red Dawn.” Directed by Dan Bradley, the film stars up-and-coming actors Chris Hemsworth, Josh Hutcherson and Adrianne Palicki. It will be released later this year.

Six classic movies Hollywood should have left alone

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MGM recently made the decision to scrub their “Red Dawn” remake of any references to the Chinese, presumably because they didn’t want to offend the rising superpower so that they can outsource Hollywood to Hong Kong permanently and reap the profits.

(L to R) Graeme (SIMON PEGG), Ruth (KRISTEN WIIG), Clive (NICK FROST) and Paul (SETH ROGEN) try to stay on the highway in the comedy-adventure ?Paul?.  While in America?s UFO heartland, two sci-fi fans meet an alien who brings them on an insane road trip that will rock their universe forever.
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Movie Review: 'Paul'

British comedic super duo Simon Pegg and Nick Frost have crossed the pond to join with American actor Seth Rogen, creating a combination that just can’t lose.










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Letter to the Editor: Win or lose, McBride abandoned diversity goals by campaigning

In a piece for American Way of Life (AWOL), writer Ashley Dejean wrote about the lack of diversity in student government on campus. She very accurately noted that SG has become a “Boy’s Club” and that, “At the executive level, the gap is far from closed. For the past three years, the Student Government President has been a straight white male from the School of Public Affairs Leadership Program.” This seemed to be the largest area of concern in the article, and with the upcoming SG presidential election, this school now has the opportunity to respond to the concerns raised in Dejean’s article.






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Fashion: Look of the Week: a southern accent

For some, spring break meant going home, relaxing and putting all those countless assignments to the side for a while. But for others, it meant going south and getting away to a tropical paradise filled with endless palm trees, the sound of the waves crashing on the beach and the feel of the sunshine ...





Section 202 hosts Connor Sturniolo and Gabrielle McNamee are joined by fellow Eagle staff member and phenomenal sports photographer, Josh Markowitz. Follow along as they discuss the United Football League and the benefits it provides for the world of professional football.


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