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“Battle: LA” is movie you can take or leave, and for the most part, its worth leaving.

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Let’s Talk About Movies: Battle: Los Angeles

When Arcade Fire won the 53rd Grammy Award for Album of the Year, it showcased to the world something a little bit different than what most recognize as markers of Canadian music. There was something outstanding about how a Montreal indie band beat out some of the biggest names in the music industry, and it marked a change in how both Canadians – and the world in general – view Canadian music.

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Canadian music is alive and thriving

Rango, an animated comedy starring the voices of Johnny Depp, Isla Fisher, and Bill Nighy, is a story about finding your place in the world and runs some old tricks not seen in a while. An unnamed pet chameleon (Depp) is thrown from the back of a station wagon and into the Nevada Desert.

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Reviewing Rango: The Lizard Does Not Die

Jambar sports reporter Joe Catullo Jr. recently sat down for an exclusive interview with former boxing middleweight champion of the world Kelly Pavlik.

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Exclusive interview with Kelly Pavlik

For 77 years, Easterns yearbook, the Milestone, was published yearly without fail, save for 1944 in the wake of World War II. In 1999, The Milestone went on a nine-year hiatus until the Department of Communication brought it back in fall 2007.Now the Milestone has come to a critical point in its existence where its fate is in question because of funding concerns.

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Future of yearbook in question

In 2004, Avi Kremer was on top of the world. His resume detailed the trajectory of a rising star: captain in the Israeli Defense Forces graduate of Technion-the Israeli Institute of Technology project manager at Elbit Systems, the largest private defense company in Israel and a newly admitted member of the Harvard Business School MBA Class of 2007.

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Million-Dollar Prizes Spur Research & Drug Development

Kelly Pavlik, former middleweight champion of the world, spoke Tuesday about his alcohol-related problems and future.Pavlik has not fought since April 17, 2010, when he lost to Sergio Martinez by unanimous decision. Since then, Pavlik backed out of fights due to alcohol and injury problems.

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Pavlik begins training for future

Bridgewater Associates The Harbus chatted with Roy Ben-Dor (Old-OF) who spent his summer as an investment associate with Bridgewater Associates in Westport, CT Roy also spent his last summer at Bridgewater on the management side. Prior to HBS, Roy spent a couple of years with McKinsey focused on the Media & Entertainment industries but he came to HBS seeking to explore the world of investments.

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Summer Profiles – Roy Ben-Dor (OF)

Once upon a time, a loveable quarterback won his team a Super Bowl, had a long, fulfilling career and then walked away gracefully into the world of retired football players. This would be any professional football players “happily ever after,” but in Brett Favres case, his fairytale ending is far, far away.

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Pitts’ play-by-play: Once upon a time, the Brett Favre legacy

Despite a slow start, 2010 proved to be an interesting year in cinema. A year that saw Christopher Nolan redefine the world of the dream, David Fincher unravel the fabrics of this generations social network and Pixar complete a 15 year-old trilogy

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Who will take home an Oscar for 2010?