<i>Up in the Air</i>: The Case Against Happy Endings

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film, pop culture, marriage, relationships, economy

In real life, not all romances are comedies. And occasionally, filmmakers get that.

Michelle Y. Burke will soon be leaving New York City to pursue a Ph.D. in English at the University of Cincinnati. She will miss Lucali's pizza.

2010-10-02

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