I just realized that the girl standing next to Kumi in the hallway
is the same girl from the second manga- the girl who Megumi sees greet Kumi in the morning (Megumi is wearing Kumi's borg and sees what Kumi saw that morning- she sees this girl greet Kumi then) 
She tells Kumi that she's there so early because she's school monitor that day. Kumi replies saying that if she werent on alien duty, she wouldnt be there so early either 
But yeah, here name is Haruka, (Kumi addresses her by this name), and Im just writing all this because I find it interesting that they didnt just use a randomly drawn girl to accompany Kumi as a "freind" character. I thought it was cool that they actually used a girl who, despite getting just one panel of manga space, was nonetheless a real friend of Kumi's at some point in the story. I like the attention to detail that the animation director applied there.
EDIT: Thanks to KumiXyuri, for sending me that manga scan of Haruka so I could put it up here!
Who knows, maybe it's a sign that JC Staff had plans at the time to fully animate the entire manga storyline- they definitely pulled Haruka in here from later on in the story. It's probably just attention to detail as said before though, and I just found that to be really nifty
I get charged to use the scanner or printer on campus 
It's like 10 cents, but it's a pain... also, because it's hooked up to a pay machine, I'll have to figure out exactly how to use it- and I have a busy schedule today, so it would be awesome of you to scan it for me 
Others include Lord of War, Goldeneye, Silent Hill, Pitch Black, and a few more. Most stuff just somehow keeps me from focusing 
So, I've narrowed down my options. So I guess I definitely watch it a lot 
Also, the movie, as enjoyable as I found it, definitely doesn't make my favorite flicks list (though I thought it was quite good nonetheless) I put it up there because its a movie I can watch repeatedly. And yes, the end scenes involving the levitated hospital gurney and the razor wire were quite out there, and fairly ridiculous. The thing I liked about it was that I really think it did quite a good job of nailing the mood of the games. And about Origins... don't bother with it, quite frankly. It's short, dull, and tedius. I sold it last week, actually. I have 3, 4 (4 was a rip, IMHO, the second half of the game is just a rerun through the first half) and I rented and beat 5 (Homecoming). Most people say they disliked it, but I enjoyed it immensely.