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Assistive Technology Movie Review – The Hunger Games

Posted on March 29, 2012 by Christopher Bugaj

My wife doesn’t read books. She devours them. The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins was no exception. I, however, find it difficult to read a book during the school year. My literature consumption primarily takes place in the form of … Continue reading →

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Assistive Technology Movie Review: Moneyball

Posted on February 19, 2012 by Christopher Bugaj

As soon as I saw the trailer for Moneyball I added it to the Netflix queue. I didn’t feel compelled to see this movie in the theater because a) I’m not a big fan of baseball and b) I tend … Continue reading →

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Assistive Technology Movie Review – Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol

Posted on January 16, 2012 by Christopher Bugaj

Despite having seen all the previous Mission Impossible movies, when I saw the preview for Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol I thought, “Ick.” Then, when I heard from a few Twitter friends how much they enjoyed it, saw some additional television … Continue reading →