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This past Thursday evening, the Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center, in conjunction with the Educational Bridge Project, hosted “Tales of Passionate Pursuits in Love and Art: St. Petersburg and Beyond” …
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“Side Streets” is a partnership between The Quad and BU Now, in which Quad writers will profile things to see and do along different streets that intersect Commonwealth Avenue. This week’s …
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She helped invent the modern film. She redefined 20th century womanhood. She was a triple threat with legs for days. She even owned a ranch. At this past Monday, October …
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This past Friday, October 21, the storage-closet-turned-haven of acceptance, comfort, and love formerly known as the Women’s Resource Center hosted its third birthday party. The gathering had all the makings …
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According to a recent study, 93% of college-aged girls engage in “fat talk.” You can hear it all around campus. “I can’t believe I just ate that.” “Are you sure …
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Musical sampling is a hot topic. It’s become a fact of the music industry that at any given time, a great deal of the top 40 includes snippets from pop …
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Imagine you’re the president of a really awesome club on campus. You’re at a meeting, a member of said awesome club comes up with an equally awesome idea for an …
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College students who engage in binge drinking are usually pretty well-educated in the dangers of alcohol consumption. But if they’re going to engage in substance use, then alcohol is the …
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I once overheard someone say that once you turn 21, Boston’s nightlife scene transforms the city into a Disneyland. Like antsy little kids, the under-21 crowd waits in line for …
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Barely two weeks into the semester and its presence is already palpable. On a trek down Commonwealth Avenue, one spies a sea of blood-shot eyes, fidgety hands, and Starbucks cups. …
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The Boston skies opened up this Thursday, but when has a little rain ever stopped a farmer? Boston University made do despite the relentless precipitation and hosted the first fall …
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