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A review of Kooperman, a different take on a struggling comic store owner #movies #comics

When the owner of a struggling comic book store faces eviction, he must snap out of his fantasy world in order to save his reality. Kooperman is an indie film and the winner of Telefilm Canada’s 2014 Micro-Budget Production Fund, and first feature film for director Harmony Wagner. Best described as a nerdy bro-mance the film is rough in a way earlier films by directors like Kevin Smith were, with…

Dylan Miller, a senior at Juniata College decided for his senior project that he would live in a hut deep in the woods about a half-hour's walk from campus to learn about living with only the necessities.

Following Thoreau, a Juniata College senior is living in a hut in the woods

Determined not to simply phone in his capstone research project on minimalist life, the Juniata College senior this fall is forgoing the warmth of a campus residence for an unheated hut he built deep in the woods of a nearby nature reserve. It is a structure fashioned from fallen pine trees that leaves him without electricity or plumbing — not to mention student necessities like YouTube.

The 9-foot-tall, 17-by-17-foot structure is where Mr. Miller, 21, of Meadville intends to live and sleep this winter and spring so he can nail down the final credits of a degree in literary and philosophical studies.

Make no mistake, it would be easier to devour a reading list including works by Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Thoreau and a Buddhist text titled “The Dhammapada” while ensconced with friends in the campus library stacks, rather than bundled alone at night in a sleeping bag. But Mr. Miller said he hopes to use his solitary experiences to better understand those authors’ works.

He also wants to demonstrate a larger point: that one can be as happy, if not more so, without material excess.