Volume 96, Issue 95
Friday March 28, 2003
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LAST UPDATED: Friday March 28, 2003 - 3:00 p.m.

"Did you see that cop?" Holly McNarland asks excitedly. "He was pretty!"

Aboard a tour bus with what sounds like a football team, she heads towards her next destination: the booming metropolis of Barrie, Ontario.

Speaking with a smooth Brighton accent, Amon Tobin remembers this past New Year's Eve in Montreal.

"It was a great club and it got crazy. Jungle is still the most powerful music to dance to. The first time I went to the club and heard jungle, I felt my chest rumble around. It's a physical thing – a total body experience. You can step away from the melodies, and find the driving rhythm.".

The very idea of an electronic music party such as Greenfields II may have seemed laughable a year ago, when Uber Industries introduced the first one to the local party community. After a year of long nights and short days, show organizer and founder of Uber Industries Matt Wright is proud of what he has been able to produce.

Films4Food rides The Wave of student film festivals

Ready for some entertainment that doesn't involve Gollum, Nicole Kidman's fake nose or musical adventures in the Windy City?

If so, you're in luck: on Monday, Mar. 31, the Films4Food Festival is providing a platform for student filmmakers. Kicking off at 9 p.m., the festival will take place at The Wave. You must be of age, and admission is $2.