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Prom This movie isjust one of several chef Nick Benninger. proprietor " . 7 OFF Night in Mississippi. at Wilfrid lau- films that will be screening in the and head chef of Nick and Nat’s tr 1‘ I!” rier University on Nov. 15 at 7 pm. community to engage. inspire and UPTOWN 21 will offer a diverse Canadian filmmaker Paul Saltze create discussion amongst guests. view of community. food and sus- ' man will he on hand to discuss his Along with the film, directors. tainable development. _. _ g g \ ED HI experiences while making the film. actors and other individuals Curating this night of discus- , ' i ' ' ‘ . . “ a CKORY Saltzman was one of the first involved in the production will sion and engagement is Kayleigh ‘ - y ‘ A- m h “I“ TEDxWaterloo speakers to present host discussion groups. Platz, a social media expert by day l e v i. at the 2010 event. 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Symphony annual general standing group of KWS key to revitalizing classical ’ GO 1B i meeting Nov. 3 revealed that employees who bring their music." i 0 ’ artistically, operationally passion to this organization In addition to the artistic , and financially. the past year each and every day.” he said. and financial success of the [ ’ «,- ym . . ~ w. .. w hasbeenasuccess. Ron Craigen. board 20I0-ll season. the KWS in) L.’ I? :i:".‘ a . .. . . t i“ * Board treasurer Glen chair. went on to say. to reponed during this season. > . m. ‘ 5 _. .5” ,3 . 7. ‘ Dyrda presented the finan- have presented such an the KWS renewed its agree- i ope, -‘ HO *‘i .,. 5 % cial report for the 2010/11 incredible artistic season ment with music director ? '4 season. and to have reduced the Edwin ()utwater and I y. 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