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Students pursue-

'Evil Dead' resurrected

Meatless

Activists strive to
reduce national
meat consumption
By CARLINA DUAN
DailyArts Writer
On April 8, a group of stu-
dent activists stood at the corner
of South University, passing out
samples of local vegetarian food,
citing facts on the meat industry
of the country and advocating
for a campus-wide change in the
form of Meatless Mondays. The
student group, part of an Organi-
zational Studies activism class at
the University, is part of a larger
movement of nationwide organiz-
ers attempting to reduce the meat
consumption in schools in order
to promote healthy, sustainable
and environmentally aware stu-
dent populations.
Meatless Mondays, a national
nonprofit initiative, attempts to
reduce national meat consump-
tion every Monday. In dining halls
across U.S. campuses, meat-based
meals are replaced with "healthy,
environmentally friendly meat-
free alternatives," according to
the national Meatless Mondays
website. The program, currently
enforced by over 140 colleges
and almost 100 K-12 school dis-
tricts across the country, has yet
to reach the University campus.
If established at the University,
the plan would involve reducing
meat-based meals every Monday
intwo dininghalls: EastQuad and
North Quad, for the 2013-2014
school year.
LSA Sophomore Alex Winnick,
one of the students involved in
Meatless Mondays, described the
movement.
"We understand that students
want to eat meat, and we're not
forcing vegetarianism on anyone.
What we are asking people is to

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Mondays
by eliminating addition to advocating for more
y a week in two diverse vegetarian options in the
University as a dininghalls.
astically reduce Winnick and his group have
issions and our created an online petition plan for
nnick said. Meatless Mondays on the Univer-
who has a meal sity campus, which currently has
most dining halls 250 signers. If passed, the peti-
y adequate veg- tion will ask for East Quad and
but the variety North Quad dining halls to stop
ressive. serving meat on Mondays, while
le assume that if all other dining halls on campus
meat, you have would continue serving meat all
nnick said. "But days of the week. So far, the group
ny other vegeta- has run into difficulty with din-
just as fulfilling ing hall authorities on reaching a
at." To Winnick, compromise.
1 is one that "will "Dining halls are going to pro-
ust serving tofu." vide the food which the majority
Sophomore ask for, and if that happens to be
who is also a part meat, then their hands are sort of
Mondays project, tied. Maybe even if they under-
etarian for four stand the environmental and
health benefits," Winnick said.
e had the privi- Thomas has received varying
ng in a good din- reactions from her peers regard-
is said. "I live at ing the petition and the concept of
have pretty good the cause.
ns, but when I "I've gotten a lot of mixed
s with friends, I reviews. The first reaction people
uble findinggood have is, 'I want my meat, that's not
fair,' " Thomas said. "Yet others
f Meatless Mon- on campus have also been sup-
to improve veg- portive, understanding that tak-
on campus, but ing that little sacrifice could really
more sustainable make a difference."
sphere. Regardless of the results, the
rican replaced a group continues to push for the
i vegetarian meal Meatless Mondays initiative on
1 every week, the campus.
s savings would "We're asking students to
removing 5,000 understand and maybe make the
oads for a year," small sacrifices by saying, 'I'm
'Carbon dioxide not eating meat on this day,' or,
really go down, 'I'll go to a different dining hall
edible amount of that's serving meat,' " Winnick
roduce meat and said.
klmost half of the "A lot of people I know eat
is used to raise meat too much, or maybe aren't
sustainable enough, so I'd ask
less Mondays (them), 'Hey, try to go meatless
cate students on during lunch.' It all comes down
acts of vegetari- to the effort and combined goal
environment, in of being more sustainable."

By ANDREW MCCLURE
DailyArts Writer
The '80s certainly weren't a
golden age for the horror genre.
Rather, a small package of films
(namely "The
Evil Dead,"
"A Night-
mare on Elm Evil Dead
Street" and
"The Shining") AtQuaityl6
dove deeper and Rave
into the more TriStar
deranged,
more gory and
more WTF than previously
screened. Resurrecting a time-
less 1981 original like "The Evil
Dead," a bloody blend of laughs
and ankle-stabbings, means a
tall order. However, a rookie
director stitches together a
remake pregnant with most of
the original's delicious ingredi-
ents.
Our filmmaker Fede Alva- Who's this rando?
rez ("Panic Attack!") agrees
to build a faithful adaptation crack open the fi
without surrendering all cre- Bizarre ever
ative plotwork. He massages the stoner Ste
the cult fans by implementing like flips back t
the blood faucets, ghost-like demonic tome, I
lensing and laughable character Pucci, "Beginn
decision-making. Alvarez gets demonic hidden
his, too, though: He updates the reciting them, o
narrative with credible spices, abruptly shifts
like drug addiction and a racial- awoken zombi
ly diverse crew. zooming throug
But "Evil Dead" accredits One by one, h
many of its wins to its prede- unleashes hell. T
cessor, and its silly losses seem worse, our uns
negligible given that it's 2013, sister goes balli
for crying out loud. No one ever Ions of. orange-
said recycling former material showers in brt
persuasively would be easy. turns out this bt
The story packs in all the just witchcraft
derivatives you'd expect: island it's a no-capacit
cabin, absent sunlight and five lator from Hade
fairly ignorant 20-somethings.
The clan revisits the abandoned
family cottage for the first time ilar
since their early years, but now
with an alternative purpose: to blo
cure David's (Shiloh Fernandez,
"The East") sister Mia (Jane
Levy, "Fun Size,") from her
undying addiction ... the hard The break-net
way. Her emotional episodes of rez's camera add
withdrawal pales in comparison dry moments.
to the discovery of a room full fool you intot
of hanging, rotting cats. In the going through ti
center of the room rests a book of a zombie; act
- if opened, an alarm clock to as an invisible
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its ensue. As we're along for the ride.
ve Jobs-looka- "Dead" may not always feel
he pages of the spooky but it sure as hell looks it.
Eric (Lou Taylor Complete with a color-robbing
ers") discerns filter, the dense wood shares
passages. Upon equally the depressing blues and
our guiding lens flavorless grays - lifelessness at
to a freshly its apex. A muted glow of faint
e perspective, skylight shoves through the
;h a dark forest. blackening branches.
e unknowingly Chop-'em-up cinema routine-
To make matters ly gathers the consensus of piss-
screwed junkie poor acting. Alvarez somehow
stic, pukes gal- makes you think you'd react the
-ish fluids and same way as one of these char-
oiling water. It acters. Absurd? Doubtlessly. But
ook is more than wouldn't you behave absurdly if
voodoo shit - your pal ate his face off? To rel-
ty upward esca- egate this movie's component as
s. "cheesy" may simply mean that
viewers struggle stepping into
others' shoes.
Too bad the redundancies
iously slow the film's momentum. At
ody one point during the drafting.
process, the writers ditched the
story's framework, gutted any
comic potential and spitballed
ck speed of Alva- death tactics. It loses flavor
Is tension during when the Dead devolve from
Sometimes, it'll creepy to annoying.
thinking you're If the 2010s usurp as the
:he point of view golden age for horror, "Dead"
tually poses you, won't quarterback the list. Nev-
spirit eager to ertheless, a strong remake of a
ecial someone. semi-serious pic never hurt.

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