Fahrenheit 9/11, the Michael Moore documentary film that ignited debate nationwide this summer, will be shown at Newcomb Theatre this weekend in conjunction with a panel discussion to commemorate the third anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
The University Programs Council will screen Fahrenheit 9/11 on a slightly altered schedule
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