Ground Zero Theatre is hoping to teach their audience something with their latest production: success and selling out are not necessarily the same thing.

Speed the Plow, written by David Mamet, is the story of Bobby Gould (Trevor Leigh), a Hollywood producer conflicted between a money-making, action-packed, soul-destroying film and an artsy picture. Ryan Luhning plays Charlie Fox, the man with everything to lose. Charlie approaches Bobby with the latest, hottest actor who is an extremely successful action hero.

In October men wore pink tights and bras to raise money for breast cancer. This month, men are taking up their own cause by growing moustaches to raise money for Prostate Cancer Canada.

This celebration of the moustache is called Movember and its mission is to "change the face of men's health."

It's unclear upon entering SS 1306 if you have just walked into a small library, storage room or a professor's office. Then you spot professor James Apple in the corner, most likely reading classical Tibetan literature at his small desk. It's not that he enjoys his office's textual clutter, but the assistant professor of eastern religions owns so many books that storage options are few.

After many announcements made over the past two decades, CJSW is finally moving and beginning a new chapter in its history. The campus/community radio station will be broadcasting from the third floor of the MacEwan Student Centre starting Friday.

Station manager Chad Saunders has been extremely busy the past few weeks trying to get everything ready for the move, on top of the station's annual October fundraiser.

For Saunders, the move was inevitable, it was just a matter of when.

Cue the Coldplay - the Dinos football team is back at the start.

If the Gauntlet was the CBC (or the Calgary Flames, who shamelessly stole the concept for their game opening video this season), we would put together a sweet collection of backwards highlights to go along with that lede. But we're not, so you're going to have to use your imagination.

In an interview on Rupert Murdoch-owned Sky News Network in Britain, Murdoch was quoted as saying that news aggregation services were "plagiarists" and that he would remove his print media publications from Google once he erected a pay barrier to prevent the unwashed proles from accessing his site.

1) Watch Into the Wild

It's our generation's Easy Rider. Society man- society, society, SOCIETY! After watching the movie one realizes that the skills to kill, skin and preserve moose meat are necessary for a proper existential crisis. Unfortunatley we were unable to locate a method to do this. Here is a chicken wing recipe:

Serving Size: 12

Preparation Time: 30:00

Ingredients:

3 pounds chicken wings*

1 bottle kraft spicy BBQ**

With some artists, there's a constant need for re-invention and Maxine Morin -- otherwise known as DJ Champion -- experienced that drive with his new album Resistance, released in September.

After returning to his home studio in Montreal, he sat down to produce what would eventually become Resistance. He found himself in a bit of a sticky situation following the initial recording process -- the album he made wasn't satisfactory.

With the recent resurgence of reunion tours in stadiums and concert halls around the world, it's a nice surprise when a beloved '90s band has actually produced something worthwhile in their reunited time together. This is the case with Dinosaur Jr.

After reuniting in 2005, producing two albums -- 2007's Beyond and this year's Farm, both feel like Dinosaur Jr. in their heyday -- and touring basically non-stop, the band has put all other reunion acts to shame.

Amreeka is a film about the beauty and the pains of the Arab experience in a post-September 11 world. The film, Palestinian-American filmmaker Cherien Dabis' debut effort, is a strict by-the-numbers drama about a Palestinian immigrant moving to a still emotionally raw post-9/11 Chicago suburb, alternating between middling melodrama and good-natured comedy.