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PSU Within 300 Votes to Premiere Film

Update: We are now within 300 votes. Come on freshmen! Get down to the commons and vote.

The new Jonah Hill and Russell Brand flick, “Get Him to the Greek”, has a definite chance at premiering here at Penn State. The film is holding a contest to see which Big Ten school will get the honor of having the stars of the movie show up and premiere their work for free. We are currently in second place, but a late surge has put us in striking distanceĀ of Illinois.

Remember, the contest ends on April 5th, and the movie will be screened the week of April 18. Click this widget to demand it and get the film to PSU.


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