X Files Movie Brings Mulder and Scully to Big Screen
Film critic Russell Howell found The X Files movie distinct from the TV series while still accessible without prior knowledge. He noted a standalone adventure with fire and ice and a bee swarm, and praised the theater experience at Westgate Cinemas as immersive and less scary than TV.
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Russell Howell
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Peace Corps Volunteer Heads to Morocco for Health Work
Amy Clingensmith profiles 23 year old Shenango High graduate Dean who left for Morocco to serve two years as a Peace Corps volunteer. She will undergo orientation in Chicago and Belgium before reaching Casablanca for three months of training in a public health project aimed at preventing water borne diseases among Moroccans.
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North Africa
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Belgium
Casablanca
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Slippery Rock University
Teen movie fan logs 204 theatre visits since 1996
Russell Howell, a ninth grader at Neshannock High School, has seen about 204 movies at Westgate Cinemas since March 2, 1996. Manager Chad Gaiser compares him to a sports fanatic, noting he attends regularly, knows the staff, and often spends hours watching film with popcorn and gummy bears.
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Neshannock High School
Bronx
Chad Gaiser
Westgate Cinemas
Pittsburgh Pirates
Gaiser
Deep Impact
Westgate
Tinseltown
Larry Howell
Laura Pheli
Russell Howell
Dave Matthews Band unveils Before These Crowded Streets
Music critic Chris Harlan reviews the sixth Dave Matthews Band album, noting its blend of live energy and studio ambition. The record features diverse instrumentation, a harder socially aware edge in Dont Drink the Water, and a distinctive opening track Pantala Naga Pampa, as the band moves beyond past hits.
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Dave Matthews Band
Charlottesville
Miller’s
Matthews
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Kashmir
Chris Harlan
Slippery Rock University
Honoring The Godfather And 100 Years Of Film Making
A tribute essay praises Coppola Scorsese and actors for vivid on screen mob life in The Godfather trilogy. It notes the films influence on cinema ethics loyalty and family, highlights Brando Pacino Duvall and cannoli imagery, and references the AFI top 100 list with The Godfather ranking No 3 behind Citizen Kane and Casablanca.
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Francis Ford Coppola
Martin Scorsese
John Gotti
Sammy
Gravano
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Marlon Brando
al Pacino
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