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ON READBUZZ.COM ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT: Check out new stories, poetry, comics and more this week in our new online section, Coffee Break. Also, visit our columns section, The Art Prospect, and read up on The Freshman Chronicles as writer Rima takes you through her daily obstacles and laughs as a newbie to the college campus.

FOOD & DRINK: You’d be surprised at how good food on wheels can be. Our writers taste-tested some of CU’s many food trucks. If you’re lucky, you’ll run into them on your way home after a long day. MOVIES & TV: Check out the latest movie reviews at readbuzz.com! COMMUNITY: Follow Leah Parekh’s column on readbuzz.com, where each week she attempts to conquer her bucket list.

MUSIC: Catch up with Bloomington alt-country rocker Dan Hubbard before his record release show at Memphis on Main on Friday for his new record Livin’ In The Heartland.

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It’s nearing the middle of October, and I’ve yet to pick out a Halloween costume. Usually I don’t even begin to put anything resembling a costume together until a day or so before, so I guess I’m making some progress. Seriously, a few years ago I was “A guy who got lost on his way to a Barn Dance,” and I just wore a flannel shirt. Laziest costume ever. But this time, it’s gonna be different. I swear! I’m gonna start narrowing it down this week. But what exactly makes a good costume? If I look back through the years, there’s no doubt in my mind that my best costume was as David Wooderson, Matthew McConaughey’s character from Dazed and Confused. This was my favorite for oh so many reasons. Obviously, I was emulating a Matthew McConaughey character, so I got to wear cowboy boots. I also rocked some pinkish/reddish pants, a white tee with a printout of Ted Nugent’s face on it and a pack of cigarettes rolled up in the sleeve. Then I got to walk around all night acting like a '70s stoner and saying things like, “You just gotta keep livin’ man, L-I-V-I-N.” I was told I played the part well, which I’m not sure is a good thing or a bad one. One of the best aspects of dressing like a character from a movie or TV show is acting like that character, even if they’re a complete jackass, just for the night. Commitment is key. If you’re gonna go all out to look the part, you have to play the role, too. This year, I’m considering going as Tyler Durden from Fight Club. Not only would I have to wear some insane clothing to keep up with the Durden character from the movie (leather, fur, ridiculous sunglasses), but I would also have to run around causing mayhem and anarchy everywhere I went. Even though that could get tiring, it’s what Halloween’s all about, right? Another feature that made the Wooderson costume great was that I had a group of friends who joined me as the other Dazed and Confused characters. A couple even had paddles, just in case any freshman didn’t know their place. Great costumes often come in groups, so any time you can get four or five of your friends to go in with you, you’re bound for a good time. As of right now, it’s between Durden and a number of professional wrestlers, though I think that would be best if I could get a solid group together. But I’m still taking suggestions, so if you’ve got any great ideas feel free to send ‘em my way. And vote for Best of CU! There’s still time!

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LINDYPALOOZA BY LEAH CAPLAN The Illini Swing Society is hosting its annual swing dance workshop, Lindypalooza, from October 11 to October 13. Dance instructors Thomas Blacharz and Alice Mei, who are from New York City and Montpelier, France, respectively, will teach more than 10 hours of lessons over the weekend. There will be three nights of dancing classes for dancers intermediate and up, live music and a fun competition. The event is focused on a style of swing dancing called Lindy Hop, which was originally popular from the 1930s to the early 1950s and re-emerged in the late 1980s. Born out of the need for a source and outlet for joy in a tough time, Lindy Hop easily makes dancers and viewers smile with its highly energetic aesthetic. Swing culture is a tight-knit network of people who sometimes travel hundreds of miles to dance together at big events like Lindypalooza, so you can expect to see dancers from all across the Midwest. The dances on Friday, Saturday and Sunday night are all free for University students. Admission to Friday night’s dance is $6 for visiting students and $7 for non-students, and admission for Saturday night with live music and the competition is $11 to $13. The farewell dance on Sunday evening is free to everyone. For more information, visit http://lindypalooza. illiniswing.org/index.html. To learn more about lesson sets and the Illini Swing Society, visit http:// www.illiniswing.org.

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peared on Pitchfork, Stereogum, Paste, AV Club and every other alternative publication ever, heralding the supposed return of emo. Between interviews with cool! young! new! up-and-coming! emo acts like Into It. Over It. (formed in 2007) and personal favorite Algernon Cadwallader (2009), Noisey, being the constant clickbait trolls they are, posted a response to the emo revival hubbub: "There's No Emo Revival, You Just Stopped Paying Attention." I am torn between the "look-how-cool-emois-now" and the "don't-call-it-a-comeback" sides. On the one hand, THANK GOD PEOPLE ARE FINALLY CATCHING ON TO HOW GREAT JOIE DE VIVRE IS! But on the other hand, WHAT THE HELL TOOK YOU GUYS SO LONG? But I ain't even mad. Or at least I won't be mad anymore, once the emo revival inevitably revives Sunny Day Real Estate.

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» Being allergic to everything: If I were cast as a character in a stereotypical high school dramedy today, I would probably be cast as that nerdy kid with suspenders and thick-rimmed glasses who always sounds like he’s congested and has to puff his asthma inhaler before he says anything. At least that’s how I’ve felt lately. What is with you, central Illinois? I assumed that when I came here from the Chicago area, away from all of the big city hustle and bustle and polluted air, I would be allergy free. Am I allergic to corn? I don’t know. The source of my allergies has eluded me. All I know is that I’ve had to take a Benadryl before bed the last two nights, and I want to die.

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» Almost dying: On Wednesday morning, my alarm went off at 8 a.m. I lazed around in bed for about an hour, got up, brushed my teeth, made some coffee and cuddled with a cat for a little bit. Then at around 9:50, I left my house, walked across Lincoln Avenue and started heading north to the Quad for my English class. AND THEN I SAW AN OLD DIRTY PICKUP TRUCK BARRELING DOWN THE ROAD AND STRAIGHT AT THE SIDEWALK WHERE I WAS WALKING AND I RAN OUT OF THE WAY AND NEARLY DIED. I still don’t know what exactly was going on, but the truck proceeded to drive up onto the sidewalk, injure one person and kill another. I called my parents and told them I loved them. It was the scariest moment of my life.

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BREAKING BAD: At the end of season four, after Walt killed Mike, I sat in my bedroom — a dark basement, at the time — huddled in front of the warm glow of Netflix emanating from my laptop and bitterly said to myself, “Walter White must die!” Breaking Bad closed last weekend on the story of Walter White, chemistry teacher turned meth kingpin in Albuquerque, New Mexico. He’s escalated in his cruelty, turning from a sympathetic character to a reprehensible person. With the series finale last Sunday, my wish became reality, but it did not bring the sense of vindication I thought it would. Instead, it brought a wonderful conflux of conflicting emotions that can only be brought about by good writing. At the end of The Colbert Report on Monday night, Stephen Colbert opened a door to a dungeon-like room where he had Vince Gilligan, the creator of Breaking Bad, chained up Jesse-style, typing on a laptop. When Gilligan protested, saying that the show was over, Colbert went on an emotional tirade about all the things he still needed closure on, asking, “What about Huell? What happened to him? ... What happened to Skyler? What happened to Jesse? Did he get in a car accident? He was driving pretty fast! What about Walter? Maybe he’s not dead!BUZZ Maybe he was faking it! Maybe he’s got a twinFRIDAY brother we’re just finding out about now!” Colbert ends with OCTOBER 11 a command to Gilligan: corp note...keep “Keep typing, bitch!” this same size always Despite Colbert’s hilarious bit, Gilligan did, in fact, 1 X 5.417 do a tremendous job on the final episode. Every important loose end was tied up with the precision of a 1/8th page Walter White ricin packet. He wrapped up his criminal connections on a bang — technically, on a series of bangs with a rigged machine gun. It did leave the fate of the other characters a bit of a mystery, but it brought us back home to the pilot, focusing on who this man is and what he’s about. In a wonderful moment, Walt admits to Skyler, “I did it for me. I liked it.” With that admission, that acknowledgement of his responsibility in this, Walter White became more human, and his quiet death at the end brought more quiet contemplation than dances of victory. But make no mistake, this finale was not just a victory for everyone working on Breaking Bad — it was a triumph. DEXTER: During Breaking Bad’s finale, I’m sure there were plenty of people on their phones typing “OMG!” Dexter’s series finale also had me typing a threeletter abbreviation, but mine was “WTF?” Dexter has followed sociopathic serial killer Dexter Morgan as he tries to lead a normal life as a blood splatter analyst for the Miami Police Department while carving up criminals in his free time. The quality of the show dwindled as the seasons went on. Not even fancy guest stars like

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Mos Def or Colin Hanks could lift the show to the former glory of season one. I knew a number of people who quit the show, but just as I grew close to abandoning the Slice of Life myself, they announced there’d only be two seasons left. I decided to stay devout, hoping it would turn around and eager for what was certain to come at the end: punishment. Dexter — and Walter White — broke society’s laws. We root for him; he is a nice person, but there’s that thing where he kills people. At the most basic level, there are bad guys. Bad guys kill people, and if you break the rules, if you kill somebody, there must be repercussions. Not in real life, of course, but in fiction, there ought to be punishments. I personally could not wait for Dexter’s punishment, not because I wanted to see a character I liked suffer but because it was necessary to restore order. There were two ways for it to go: Dexter gets caught and goes to prison, or Dexter dies. Ignoring the vast quantity of flaws in the fi-

nale, my biggest problem was that it made it seem like it was finally going in that direction: Dexter sails straight into a hurricane, and remains of his boat are found floating sadly in the water days later. It was a troubled ending to a crappy episode, but at least it brought a sense of finality. But it did not end there. After getting all the supporting characters’ reactions to the news of his assumed death, we cut — bizarrely — to the forest, where we see a bearded lumberjack working. “Who is this man?” we wonder, with an unsettling feeling that this show is about to end on an incredibly stupid note. We follow the random lumberjack into his cabin, where he sits and looks impassively at the camera. It is Dexter. And we cut to credits after his cold, long look at the audience — the biggest WTF moment of the entire series! If Breaking Bad went out on a bang, then Dexter went out — to steal from the T.S. Eliot poem — “not with a bang but a whimper.”

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 buzz: What’s your favorite menu item?  AS: I jump around. I’m a big taco fan; every time I go to Mexico City, I have to go to a taco stand — not a restaurant, a taco stand, especially if it’s packed with people. The taco has always been one of my favorites, but the gordita is also one of my favorites. Every time I don’t have time to eat, I just go to the back and make myself a gordita because it’s easy and simple.  buzz: Where do the menu items originally come from?  AS: I lived in Guerrero, Mexico, for a couple of years on a small little farm. In Guerrero, there are handmade tortillas, pumpkin flower, huitlacoche and mushrooms; that’s where that part of the menu is from. In Mexico City, you have the tacos, tlacoyos and huaraches. The combination of what I like is just that: handmade tortillas with tacos. The recipe for the volcanes I got from a place in Michoacan, Mexico, where my fiance is from, but most of the menu items are street food you would find in Mexico City. That was where I got the idea in the beginning, but it turned into its own little thing. I can’t take all the credit.

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his fall season, the Orpheum Children’s Science Museum is putting on several events catered toward children and adults alike. Throughout the month of October, people will have the opportunity to go on ghost tours of downtown Champaign, learning about the town’s history through the graceful storytelling of Camille Born “Storyteller.� Or, if that’s not scary enough for you, those over the age of 18 also have the opportunity to explore paranormal activity with the Champaign-Chicago Illinois Paranormal Society (CHIPS) in the historic building that is now the children’s museum. The Orpheum is holding these Halloweenthemed events in honor of the building’s unique history. Built in 1914, the building was originally a vaudeville theater where greats like Harry Houdini and the Marx Brothers performed. But as vaudeville phased out, the theater eventually turned into a movie theater and remained as such until it was closed in the ’80s. In order to save the building from being torn down, the Preservation and Conservation Association opted to turn it into a children’s museum for the community. Because of its long history, the Orpheum is considered to be haunted, even by some of the museum’s

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employees. This past year, CHIPS came into the theater in order to test some of the claims made by employees and to possibly find some evidence to back up the history of the theater. When asked

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footsteps all the way to the claim of being pushed by an unknown entity. “We all have our own stories,” said Stinson. “It is kind of creepy to be in here sometimes by yourself late at night. You do that fast walk to get in and out of a room sometimes.” While Stinson did not yet know the results of the CHIPS investigation of the theater, there are undeniably “creepy vibes” in the building, as she put it. The investigators used technology, such as electromagnetic field (EMF) detectors, to scan the theater for signs of the paranormal. Although Stinson hasn’t had any personal paranormal experiences in the building, she said: “I do feel that we have something here. I think whatever is here, it’s in pretty good spirits. There’s a lot of people that really love this building and come in and out and have been a part of its history. And I think that sometimes they’re still around.” On October 12 and 19, people will have a chance to investigate the building on their own with the help of CHIPS and their technology as a part of the museum’s “After Dark Adult Series” of events. Stinson said that a lot of people will just come for fun and to explore the theater, “but you never know what you’ll find.” This event will be the first of many events the museum will begin putting on that are geared toward an adult audience. If investigating a historic theater late at night is too much scare for your heart to handle, the Orpheum is also putting on ghost tours of downtown Champaign. While not quite as nerveclenching as the paranormal investigation of the Orpheum, the tours also cater to those interested in the history of the town. Although the ghost tour might not make you want to keep the lights on when you sleep, it will definitely leave you with goosebumps. The tours will be conducted by Camille Born “Storyteller,” a storyteller in the community who is also a part of the Champaign-Urbana Storytelling Guild, ensuring a good time for all those who attend. The tour will transform the town’s history into suspense and surprise-filled stories that are sure to “send eerie chills up your spine,” Born said. The series of adult-oriented events will continue later into the fall with a snow globe mixology event that will be held on November 29. The “After Dark: Champaign Ghost Stories” event will be held on October 11, October 18 and October 25 for those over the age of 12 at 7:30 p.m. and 9 p.m. The “After Dark Adult Series: Paranormal Investigation in the Orpheum Theater” will be held October 12 and 19 from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. for those over the age of 18. The museum’s Halloween-themed events will conclude with the “Halloween Family Spooktakular” on October 26 from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m.

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Friday, October 11, midnight » The Art Theater Director Drew Goddard and Joss Whedon somehow deconstruct the entire horror genre and profess their undying love for it in this incredible film from last year. I cannot stress enough how great this movie is. Don’t miss out on your chance to see it on the big screen.

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Place to Buy Music Place to See a Movie Place to Get a Tattoo Place to buy a bike Hair Salon Nail Salon Place to take a date

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Comedy Venue Place for Vintage Clothing

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Place for New Clothing Bar Selection

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Beer Selection Liquor Store

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Beer Garden Regional Attraction Regional Restaurant

Find out your picks in the special Best of CU 2013 Edition of Buzz on Friday, November 8, 2013 Rules: (1) One Ballot per person. Multiple Submissions will be disqualified. (2) Voting ends October 15, 2013

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