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PaksMIT, a Pakistani cultural group at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), held a spectacular event this past Saturday evening in an effort to promote the richness and diversity of …
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Attention, seniors—this post is for you! With graduation approaching as the end of the semester nears, the realization that life is about to get really, well…real should be setting in. …
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After a delayed start, the competition heated up at this year’s Mr. & Ms. BU, held last Thursday in the Metcalf Ballroom. Programming Council opened up the event with a …
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The week of March 8, 2013 is one that I have been awaiting since the early months of 2011, and, although it happened to fall on quite a cluttered academic …
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Just as the lights in the Elits Conference Room were turned out, in rushed Associate Professor Shahla Haeri, director of the Women’s Studies Program here at Boston University. Dr. Haeri …
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This past Wednesday night a very important discussion was held in the basement of the College of Arts & Sciences. I refer to it as a discussion rather than a …
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Gerald Peary, film critic and professor of film studies at Boston University, held a rather special cinematheque this past Friday evening. In honor of Black History Month, Peary invited independent …
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Brittany Aubin, from the Global Poverty Project, came to Boston University on Monday, February 4 to give a moving presentation on the 1.4 billion reasons to join the efforts to …
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A modest-looking man converses with a female student seated toward the back of the auditorium. When asked if he is here to see the presentation, he replies, “I’m actually the …
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