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During the past few months, I’ve become an avid listener of poetry podcasts – or, I should say, the avid listener of one poetry podcast. “Poetry Off the Shelf,� a weekly discussion about modern poetry hosted by Curtis Fox (who, in my opinion, possesses one of most soothing and genuinely kind voices ever recorded) has quickly become my constant companion. I revealed my newfound obsession to managing editor Sean Neumann the other day and he was rather appalled by my geeky tendencies – so if you’re having a similar reaction, you’re in good company, but hear me out! This daily dosage of poetry and literary discussion hasn’t substantially altered my usual routine. I’ve always walked to and from class wearing headphones; recently, however, I’ve replaced songs by Alex G with recordings of Mark Strand and Amiri Baraka. Earlier today, I played a few readings by Louise Gluck while I folded laundry. When I board the bus home from buzz tonight, I plan on listening to an episode that examines memorable first lines in poetry (and, if you haven’t already surmised as much, my particular brand of nerd involves getting really, really excited about that kind of thing). With that being said, I’ve found that listening to poetry throughout the day calms me down significantly. The painful experience of riding a crowded bus, filled with similarly sleepy souls, to the Quad for my 9 am class has become almost enjoyable, a moment of meditation and connection instead of stress. I’m also beginning to reexamine my consciousness of those around me, a trait that I once was proud to possess but have become somewhat distanced from in the chaos of recent months. There’s a gentle poem by Phillip Larkin titled “The Mower� in which Larkin recalls the unremarkable but deeply painful experience of accidentally killing a small animal while mowing the lawn. This occurrence spurs the poet to consider the fragility of those around him and includes a sentiment that has remained in my thoughts for the past few days: “we should be careful of each other, we should be kind while there is still time.� At this time of year especially, with the ensuing scramble for jobs and mad dash to finals, it’s easy to disregard or anger those around you; I am terribly guilty of this. It is also during these times that simple acts of kindness and decency seem to matter the most, and I’m happy to have found a poem to remind me that.

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»ATTACK ON TITAN Mesmerizing animation, a truly epic opening theme, and an alarmingly dark premise drew me into Attack on Titan, but I have to say that the pure shock value is now what I crave. [Spoiler alert] My jaw actually dropped as I witnessed the ending scene of the first episode: Eren Yeager, the young protagonist grievously watched as his mother was straight up eaten by a giant, whose face remained plastered with a sickening grin throughout the entire bloodbath. Yikes indeed.

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is a traditional hot pot restaurant that recently opened up on campus in Champaign. Hot pots, which are also known as steamboats in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and the Philippines Brunei, refer to several East Asian varieties of stews. These stews sit in the center of the dining table in a simmering metal pot. Typical hot pot dishes include thinly sliced meat, vegetables, mushrooms, wontons, egg dumplings and seafood. To top this off, the dish is served with a dipping sauce to make it even more flavorful. Hot Pot Lab officially opened at its location on 112 E. Green Street on February 18, 2015. According to two of the four owners, Chen Liang and

Amy Yang, they closed shortly after they opened due to the fact that they didn’t expect so many people to come out. “This kind of overwhelmed us, since we don’t have a huge staff,” said Liang and Yang. So, they decided to close for a week and open back up. Liang and Yang said they decided to open up the restaurant because they love hot pot dinners and there was no restaurant in Champaign that offered these types of dishes. They are open 6 days a week and are closed on Tuesdays, but they plan to become more flexible with time, according to Liang.The restaurant is located on the first floor of the five-story apartment building on First and Green Street, and it has a very modern feel, with a mostly black interior. The tables in the restaurant

Dining setup at the Hot Pot Lab on Greet St. Champaign, IL. Photo by Alyssa Abay

have induction burners, so diners can cook their own hot pots dishes. Hot Pot Lab has mostly authentic Chinese hot pot menu items, but they have somewhat Americanized them. They also have a customized ordering process. First they give you a menu that shows what you can put into your hot pot, and they allow for you to check off the items you want. With step one, you choose the kind of broth you want. They have a choice of a mild broth, which is slow-cooked from pork bones and includes traditional herbal ingredients. They have a Szechwan Spicy Broth, which includes Szechwan peppercorns, and within this broth you can choose the level of spice. The last broth that is offered is Tonic Tomato Broth, which is the house special tomato

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broth; this sauce has combinations of mild, spicy and sour tastes. With step two of the ordering process, you choose your sauce; the sauces offered include sesame sauce, hoisin sauce, sesame oil and shacha sauce. When you choose one sauce you get one choice of free dipping sauce. In the last step of the ordering process you choose the meat, vegetables and other items that will go into your hot pot. The most popular items include 5oz Sliced Beef, Peeled Shrimp, Crown Daisy, Shrimpwah and House Made Noodles. Liang and Yang do consider the restaurant to be affordable except for certain instances. “If you want the full hot pot experience it is kind of expensive, but we do have a lot of specials,” said Liang.

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the past few months, Into the Woods has been the latest buzz in the cinema industry. You’ve probably heard of the latest iteration produced by Disney in December 2014, featuring a star-studded ensemble including the spunky Anna Kendrick, hilarious Johnny Depp and timeless Meryl Streep. However, did you know that Into the Woods has roots that go even further back into history? The movie originates from a production that debuted at the San Diego Old Globe Theatre in November of 1987, which was inspired by Bruno Bettelheim’s novel, The Uses of Enchantment. The 1987 production was the first time that lyrics by Stephen Sondheim and the book by James Lapine came together. The musical went on to win several Tony Awards, including Best Score, Best Book, and Best Actress in a Musical, during the same season that “Phantom of the Opera” made its debut. “Into the Woods” has had a history of change, including adding the song “No One is Alone” midway through its first run. Its recent resurgence into

the limelight with the film adaptation has only allowed this brilliant production to remind its viewers of the waves it made decades ago, and how much it would influence musical theater to come. The drama includes promiscuous princes, a distressed Rapunzel with a surprisingly caring mother of a witch, Cinderella and her tasteless sisters, bickering paupers, Little Red Riding Hood, and Jack and the Beanstalk, all of whom eventually find themselves journeying through the woods in search of something that each believes will bring him or her happiness at last—or so they think. As we’ve learned with the classics— nothing is ever as it seems, and trouble often lies just around the corner to bring abounding life lessons. On top of that, the play’s unique flourish on the original teachings of the stories spins the outcome in a different direction, producing lessons that question the stories’ initial morals. Disney brought James Lapine back to produce the screenplay, and the film was a critical and commercial success, but it also contained

notable differences from the stage production. Since Disney is the kind of company that emits a ‘wholesome family, everybody can enjoy it’ type of atmosphere, the corporation toned down on some of the adult humor featured in the classic version. Though Sondheim and Lapine approved of the changes, the violence and sexual content present on stage definitely underwent some Disneyfication. In contrast, the upcoming play here at the University of Illinois is honoring the original stage version under the direction of Jessi D. Hill, a New York City producer who also oversees the Groundbreakers Playwrights Group as Associate Artistic Director at terraNOVA. For those of you who haven’t revisited their favorite childhood fairy tales in a while, here is a spectacle that invites you to take a second look— with a twist. When asked about her favorite scene, Hill was hard-pressed to pick just one, as she has experienced a lot of excitement throughout the entire production. However, she mentioned that she

especially loves staging all of the ensemble numbers since those have been the most entertaining. Though this is Jessi’s first time directing a play at the Krannert Center for Performing Arts, things seem to be running very smoothly. Helping her to produce the show is “a design team made up of professionals and graduate students in the theatre design department” as well as “contributors from the music school and the MFA Acting program.” Louis Bergonzi will be conducting the performing opera singers and acting students from the University’s theatre program, as well as community members in their enjoyable interpretation of the “Into the Woods” score. The show will run from Thursday to Saturday, April 23–25, at 7:30 p.m. and on Sunday, April 26, 2015 at 3 pm. To venture even further into the woods with the production team of this charming musical, there will be Dessert and Conversation prior to the Saturday and Sunday shows. For ticket information, visit krannertcenter.com or call 217-333-6280. April 17-23, 2015 buzz 5

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is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Organizations on college campuses and here at the University are putting together various events each day to raise awareness about the prevalence of sexual assault. “It’s important because, unfortunately, sexual assault is still a huge problem not only on college campuses, but across the country and across the world, and I think that sexual assault is not something that we often feel okay to talk about,” Assistant Director of the University Women’s Resources Center, Molly McLay, said. “We don’t feel comfortable talking about consent in general, so talking about when consent is violated, is certainly difficult.” Raising awareness about sexual assault is a national and international effort. According to McLay, the National Sexual Violence Research Center had an event where Niagara Falls was turned teal during one of the first days of April. Teal is the recognized color for sexual assault awareness. The Women’s Resource Center on campus has organized events throughout this month to raise awareness about sexual assault. Topics such as what to do if you are a bystander to sharing personal stories about sexual assault have been and will be discussed at the many events that take place throughout April. McLay said that there has been good attendance for the many events that have already taken place this month. Many of the events are student run and allow students to share their stories and listen to others’ stories about sexual assault. “We aren’t always aware of the number of survivors around us, the ways we can support them and the things that we as individuals can do to challenge rape culture and intervene when we see sexually disrespectful things happening,” McLay said. One particular event that took place on April 7th that was a success was the It Happens Here Project. It’s a project where students can anonymously submit a story of when they were sexually assaulted. The stories are then read aloud at the event. Students can choose to read it themselves, or they can have someone else read it. The It Happens Here Project is new to the University this year, but McLay said that this is also the first time that it took place on a larger campus such as The University of Illinois. The It Happens Here event brought about 150-200 people to share and to listen to stories of sexual assault. “The events are free and open to the public and

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everyone is welcome at any of them,” said McLay. “It doesn’t matter what gender the person is, if they are a part of the community or on campus. Really anyone is welcome at anything.” There are many events still happening this month to raise awareness for sexual assault. These events include: lectures, discussions, movie screenings, workshops and walks. Today is “Stop Telling Women to Smile Day”, “Day of Silence” and “Walk a Mile”. “Stop Telling Women to Smile Day” is important in that, according to McLay, it brings up a small action that is often overlooked but can make a huge impact in the way people think about sexual assault. It is a small but very meaningful thing to say to someone walking down the street. “Little behaviors like that kind cause this chain that leads to more and more forceful types of behaviors that might lead to sexual assault and really condone it in our culture,” McLay said. Other events that are taking place this month are: Illini Art Therapy Association Workshop, Sexual Health Peers’ Consent to Prevent Campaign, Chalk the Quad with Advocates for Choice, “Sex Out Loud” Fair, Reclaiming Gender Socialization: A Lecture by Imran Siddiquee, Sex and Gender Film Series: The Mask You Live In, “Dish It Up" Movement to End Violence Against Women, Denim Day, “Paint the Town Teal”, ROTC Sexual Assault and Harassment Prevention, Beat the Blame Game and Take Back the Night.

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clude interactive theater about gender violence. At the very end of the day is the final event of the month called “Take Back the Night”. McLay said this event has taken place nationally and internationally for 36 years. It is a march and rally in support of survivors that will go across campus

and end at the Engineering Quad. “The heart of Sexual Assault Awareness Month is ‘Take Back the Night,’” McLay said. “It’s the community gathering together to say: ‘we’re not going to tolerate sexual assault here.’”

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Record Store Day enters its eighth year this Saturday, Champaign-Urbana gears up for a weekend filled with live music, food and plenty of local and limited release records available for purchase. Founded in 2007, Record Store Day celebrates and supports independent record stores all over the world. Error Records in Urbana and Exile on Main Street in Champaign continue the tradition this Saturday, offering a full weekend of events. On top of their RSD releases, Exile on Main Street kicks things off with DJs on Friday evening, moving into Saturday and Sunday with a stacked lineup of local artists, featuring T.R.U.T.H, We The Animals, Motes and more. On Saturday, Error Records also offers a day full of RSD exclusives, food and live music as they finish off the night with an all-ages show featuring Earth Witch, Roberta Sparrow, Rotter and Daemonweed at 8 p.m. Here’s the full lineup to help you figure out your Record Store Day plans

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CRASHING THE Heirship, Volume II: On Record Store Day, Heirship Records puts out its second compilation showcasing C-U locals. The album features Elsinore, The Fights, Motes and more. Available for download on Bandcamp, with a run of limited edition cassettes. $7. A New Language by The Chemicals: Local garage rock outfit The Chemicals put out their third album A New Language. The album is available as a limited edition CD for $10 and as a digital download for $7.

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EXILE ON MAIN STREET

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5:00 PM - Local DJs Kirkwood West, DJ Belly and more open up the weekend, spinning tunes from Exile’s crates.

8:00 AM - Doors open. RSD merch available on a first come, first served basis. Exclusive RSD vinyl releases available throughout the day.

1:30 PM: Windmills 2:15 PM: Kurt Bielema 3:00 PM: Jake Fleischli of Tractor Kings 3:45 PM: Thoughts Detecting Machines 4:30 PM: Angie Heaton 5:15 PM: Neoga Blacksmith 6:00 PM: Penny Horses

11:00 AM - Live music begins. This free concert takes place on two stages, one indoor and one outdoor. Food available for purchase from Cracked: The Egg Came First and Black Dog Smoke & Ale House. 11:00 AM: Bones Jugs N Harmony : ZXO 12:00 PM: Church Booty 12:30 PM: Paul Kotheimer 1:00 PM: Cody & the Gateway Drugs 1:30 PM: Motes 2:00 PM: Reggie Chapman Group 2:30 PM: Decadents 3:00 PM: Lonely Trailer 3:30 PM: Katie Flynn 4:00 PM: ACKER 4:30 PM: Single Player 5:00 PM: Marathon 5:30 PM: Lanterna 6:00 PM: Pravada 6:30 PM: Kenna Mae 7:00 PM: Rebecca Rego & the Trainmen 7:30 PM: Klevah 8:00 PM: Bookmobile! 8:30 PM: T.R.U.T.H 9:00 PM: We The Animals

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Saturday 8:00 AM - Doors open. Error Records offers 10% off of all non-RSD items and a free pair of Error Records sunglasses. Catering will be provided by The Dancing Dog Eatery & Juicery.

8:00 PM - All-ages show featuring Earth Witch, Roberta Sparrow, Rotter and Daemonweed. $5.

RSD exclusives available at Error Records: !!! - All U Writers / Gonna Guetta Stomp - 2x12” Against Me! - Osama Bin Laden As The Crucified Christ - 7” A$AP Rocky - LPFJ2/Multiply - 7” Black Star (Mos Def/Talib Kweli) - Fix Up + You Already Knew 7” Blitzen Trapper - Harvest Live - 12” Bowie, David - Changes (pic disc) - 7” Brand New - Deja Entendu 12” Braid - Kids Get Grips - 7” Built To Spill - Untethered Moon - 12” D’Angelo & The Vanguard - The Charade/1000 Deaths - 7” Doors, The - Strange Days (Mono) - 12” Eno, Brian - My Squelchy Life - 2x12” Every Time I Die - Salem - 7” Father John Misty - I Love You, Honeybear - 7” Flipper - Love Canal - 7” Foo Fighters - Songs From The Laundry Room - 10” Front Bottoms, The - GDP/The Front Bottoms - 7” Garcia, Jerry - Garcia - 12” Germs, The - FORMING - 7” Grizzly Bear - Horn Of Plenty - 12” Grouplove - Under The Covers - 12” Hedwig And The Angry Inch - Original Broadway Cast Recording 12” Hendrix, Jimi - Purple Haze/Freedom - 7” Immortal Technique - Revolutionary Vol. 1 - 2x12” Interpol - Everything Is Wrong - 7” Kasher, Tim & Farren, Chris - You Be Me For A While - 7” Dead Milkmen, The - Beelsebubba - 12” Death Cab For Cutie / Freddy Johnston - Side By Side: Bad Reputation - 7” Devil Wears Prada, The - South Of The City - 7”

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internet can be a scary place, from the threat of viruses to identity theft to cyber-bullying, thus Universal’s new horror film Unfriended smartly uses it as a set piece to bring a frightening story to the big screen. However, beyond the unique concept and presentation of the film, the whole affair is exasperating and downright stupid. At the beginning of the movie, the audience is shown a fuzzy clip of a young woman named Laura Barns committing suicide after being cyberbullied via social media. The focus then shifts to a group of friends’ Skype session, which goes awry when an unidentified caller joins the conversation. When each teen in the group starts receiving threatening messages from the unnamed person on Skype and from Laura on Facebook, they jump to the conclusion that someone has hacked the deceased girl’s account as part of a cruel prank. Little do they know that what they are dealing with is far worse than a prankster. Instead, this mysterious entity is there to ensure that these detestable bullies get what they deserve for their lies and secrets.

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Because we don’t get to know Laura as anything more than an ominous presence on social media, it’s difficult to relish her gruesome revenge on the bullies. On top of that, the visible actors don’t do much to give their characters depth beyond an annoying shell, so the killings feel pretty run-of-the-mill. After a slew of disappointing found footage films, including Paranormal Activity 4 and The Devil Inside, Unfriended deserves points for trying to breathe new life into the dying subgenre. Essentially one take, the entire movie unfolds on the female lead’s laptop screen. While this idea is fresh and a clever way to depict this story, the presentation becomes confining and frustrating during the sequences of terror. Especially irritating is the shaky and choppy footage at times as the screen loads and the Internet connection buffers. I understand that the makers used this technique to add realism, but for the sake of easeful viewing and clarity, they could have forgone this accent. Unfriended’s ultimate downfall is that it treads a thin line between a socially aware and thoughtprovoking picture and an exploitative fright flick. The movie verges on sending viewers an important message by using hot topics like cyber-bullying and youth suicide as centerpieces. Nonetheless, the target audience likely isn’t going to watch this movie to think critically about social issues, but rather to be temporarily frightened or titillated. This leads me to feel that Unfriended is simply using these heavy-handed subjects as a platform to deliver gimmicky, cheap scares and to make a killing at the box office. In my opinion, the personal demons the characters face when confronted by Laura’s ghost are far more terrifying than the preposterous moments of vengeful gore. For Generation Z kids who spend more time chatting with their friends on Facebook than in person, Unfriended will make a great slumber party staple, but anyone who was born before the late 90’s and can hold a genuine face-to-face conversation will be left feeling irritated and disheartened. If you’re looking for a movie that maturely tackles the horrors of the Internet, check out the drama Disconnect instead.

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911 S. Oak, C.

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201 S. Wright, C.

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1004 W. Main, U.

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404 W. High, U.

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306 N. Harvey, U

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202 E. Clark

203 N. Gregory, U.

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505 W. Springfield

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204 N. Harvey, U.

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409 W. Elm

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217-344-3008

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901 W. Springfield, U.

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603 W. High

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911 W. Springfield, U.

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407 W. Elm

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111 S. Lincoln, U.

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1004 W. Springfield, U.

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217-328-3770

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1601 N. Lincoln, U.

202 E. Green, C.

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Rob Chambers

505 S. Fourth, C.

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506 E. White, C.

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519 E. Green, C.

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707 W. Elm, U.

2,3,4

1107 S. Second, C.

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310 E. Springfield, C.

www.burnham310.com Studios, 1,2,3 F

Campus Property Management

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217-328-3030

903 S. First, C.

217-337-7500

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217-840-5134

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217-351-8900

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Roland Realty 217-239-2310

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1321 N. Lincoln, U.

106 S. Coler, C.

Burnham 310

217-366-3500

lofts54.com

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217-352-1129

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106 S. Gregory, U.

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304 E. Daniel, C.

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48 E. John, C.

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THE CHEMICALS EARTH WITCH, ROBERTA W/ THE GHOST SPARROW, ROTTER AND WOLVES AND DAEMONWEED Saturday April 18; 7:30 p.m; Error Records; $5; All-Ages THE DIRTY POOR

Friday April 17; 7 p.m The Canopy Club; $7 Ages 18+

Friday April 17; 9 p.m Mike N Molly’s; $7 Ages 19+

ACKER W/ THE MARATHON GUITARKESTRA AND BIG TV

A GRATEFUL DEAD EXPERIENCE: THE SCHWAG

Saturday April 18; 9 p.m. Mike n’ Molly’s; $5 Ages 19+

Error Records rounds out their all-day Record Store Day celebration with an all-ages, substance-free show featuring Earth Witch, Roberta Sparrow, Rotter and Daemonweed.

MARKET MONDAY MENU AT BACARO

DUNE The Art Theater; Friday, April 17; 10 p.m.$8

A film based off the Frank Herbert novel of the same name, Dune is a sci-fi capturing the struggle for power on the planet Arrakis.

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URBANA MIDDLE MARKET

Lincoln Square Mall

The Art Theater Sunday, April 12; 8 p.m.; $8

Monday April 20; 8 p.m.; The Canopy Club; $10 advance, $12 at door.Ages 18+

FOOD & DRINK Saturday, April 18; 8 a.m. - 1 p.m.

KUMIKO, THE TREASURE HUNTER

CHICKEN N’ WAFFLE TUESDAYS AT BIG GROVE TAVERN Tuesday, April 21; 6-11 p.m. Big Grove Tavern (One Main St., Champaign); $17.99

Every Tuesday treat yourself to lip-smacking Southern comfort food at Big Grove Tavern, Monday, April 20; 5-11 p.m. as it recreates a true American dish – Chicken N’ Waffles. By incorporating interesting twists Bacaro (113 N Walnut St., like sweet potato waffles and house-smoked Champaign); $50 honey, while also retaining classic elements like buttermilk fried chicken and bacon fat cooked mustard greens, this dish is sure to be a home run.

RED HERRING VEGAN FUSION DINNER: CHILEAN Wednesday, April 22; 5-8 p.m. Red Herring Vegetarian & Vegan Restaurant (1209 W. Oregon Street, Urbana); $8

COMEDY SOUP FESTIVAL Friday, April 17 and Saturday, April 18; 6 p.m. – 12 a.m. Fluid Event Center (601 N. Country Fair Drive, Champaign); $35 perday/ $60 for weekend pass

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT DEANA MARTIN IN CONCERT: HONORING DEAN MARTIN AND FRANK SINATRA Saturday, April 18; 7:30 p.m.; Krannert Center, Colwell Playhouse; Students $10

"ACT OF LOVE": A MULTI-MEDIA PERFORMANCE OF AN EARLY POLITICAL PLAY Saturday, April 18; 2 p.m.; Krannert Center, Drama Rehearsal Room, level 2; free

UI VARSITY MEN’S GLEE CLUB Saturday, April 18; 7:30 p.m.; Foellinger Great Hall; Students $4

ILLINOIS MODERN ENSEMBLE Sunday, April 19; 3 p.m.

Tennessee Williams’ "Act of Love" is an Foellinger Great Hall; unpublished manuscript written during the start of World War II. Williams wrote this anti-war play to Students $4 make use of the “plastic theatre” of music, dance and text.

FEATURED

COMMUNITY FREE YOGA CLASS Friday April 17; 12 p.m.- 1 p.m. Krannert Art Museum Free

SELF-DEFENSE WORKSHOP Friday April 17; 2 p.m.- 3 p.m. Women’s Resources Center (703 S. Wright St. 2nd Fl. Champaign)Free

RECORD STORE DAY 2015

MIDDLE MARKET BRAIN AWARENESS DAY Saturday ApriL 18; 8 a.m.- 1 p.m. Lincoln Square (201, Lincoln Square, Urbana)

16 buzz April 17-23, 2015

Saturday April 18; 1 p.m.- 5 p.m. Orpheum Children’s Science Museum (346 N. Neil, Champaign); Free

Interactive exhibits and booths teach attendees about the brain with prizes and fun for all ages.

Saturday, April 18; 8 a.m.-10 p.m.; Error Records and Exile on Main

One of the biggest musical weekends of the year arrives! Come to Error and Exile for limited Record Store Day releases, live performances from dozens of local bands and great food.

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