
Strange and enthralling in equal measure, “Akira” uses anti-imperialist themes and collective trauma to convey a powerful message about the corruption of power. Set in a dystopian, cyberpunk-style 2019 in the aftermath of a third world war, the film follows Shotaro and his friend Tetsuo, who acquires telekinetic abilities after a motorcycle accident. 2 a.m.: The 1988 anime film “Akira,” one of the greatest animated movies of modern cinema, was groundbreaking for its time and continues to impress to this day.

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This is a must-visit spot, plus it offers a 10% discount for students! Mission Hill Coffee & Creamery is the brainchild of Dave Kumec, a great artisan ice cream maker. in Scotts Valley, noon - 10 p.m.Īrtisanal flavor with laid-back vibes: Mission Hill Coffee & Creamery 141 Aptos Village Way in Aptos, noon - 9 p.m. Penny works with local farmers and food artisans to create unique flavors for its ever-changing menu. The Penny Ice Creamery is known for its artisanal, made-from-scratch ice cream. 10 p.m.įarm-to-table style & very Instagrammable: The Penny Ice Creamery

Boasting 105 flavors, Marianne’s is guaranteed to have something for everyone. Its ice cream is exceptional and revered by the locals. Marianne’s Ice Cream is a local shop that opened in 1947. maybe this weekend?Ĭlassic & affordable, with lots of variety: Marianne’s Ice Cream Santa Cruz has some of the best and most unique ice cream from local creameries. Recommended by local student and Lookout intern Aidan Warzecha-Watson Inside Santa Cruz: Four Santa Cruz Ice Cream Spots to Try This week she interviews acclaimed Santa Cruz cookbook author Andrea Nguyen, who gives her tips on using local veggies, cookbook how-tos and where to find the best Asian produce right here on this side of the hill. If you, too, are a food enthusiast, be sure to check out the great work from our local food expert, Lily Belli.

Psst, vegans: Jack’s Beyond Burger is among the most affordable that you can find - yes, even cheaper than an Impossible Whopper and likely better, too (I have never eaten an Impossible Whopper, FWIW). The locally owned joint with a big hamburger sculpture jutting out of the corner of its roof has been serving up a variety of burgers and other sandwiches for years, and never disappoints.

If you’re in the mood for a classic burger-and-fries combo, Jack’s Hamburgers downtown on Lincoln Street has you covered. ➤ Want to share these deals with your friends? Have them sign up for Student Lookout texts with this link.
