News Release

February 15, 2007

'Crash' to be Shown at Boise State in Recognition of Black History Month

Boise State University’s Table Rock Café and Student Programs Board will present dinner and the movie “Crash” at 6 p.m. Feb. 20 in Table Rock Café. The event is free for Boise State students with ID. The general public must purchase dinner at Table Rock Café in order to attend the event.

“Crash” will be screened in recognition of Black History Month. The film examines and addresses racial issues, and was selected to encourage positive dialogue and evoke thought among the campus community.

The film received several Oscars, including the award for best picture. “Crash” is rated “R” and contains adult material that may be offensive.

For more information, contact April Raine at 426-3835.

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Contact: April Raine, Boise State Student Programs Board, (208) 426-3835, spbfilms@boisestate.edu
Media Contact: Tessa Schweigert, University Communications, (208) 426-3196, nsintern@boisestate.edu

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