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One could write a book about what the men’s ice hockey team has meant to the Boston University community; in fact, some people already have. A story of similar length and …
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Last Update: 5:38pm This post will be updated as more details become available. A BU hockey player was arraigned today on two counts of rape. Sunday morning, defensemen Max Nicastro …
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Living in a dorm is an integral part of the freshman experience. A first year at Boston University would simply not be complete without the total lack of privacy, the …
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Just kidding. Don’t switch to Bing. Google is, all-in-all, the superior product, with its fancy add-ons, filtered searches, and targeted advertisements that let me know that they know about the …
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SOPA seems to be slowly losing ground against a recent crush of protesters, but that does not mean the internet is going back to same-old, same-old. There is no going …
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It’s no secret that textbook prices are ridiculously, and often unreasonably, high. Whether you’re looking at the 57 paperback requirements of the Senior English Major or four different thousand-page tomes …
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Dust off those cheap skates, boys and girls, and while you’re at it, sharpen the blades: Cheapskate’s guide to Boston is back. If you’re looking for ways to fill your …
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Even if you do not celebrate Christmas, Hannukah, Winter Solstice or Festivus, chances are that this time of year is filled with memories of warmth, joy and juvenile giddiness. Some …
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Maybe it was the wide variety of speakers, the energetic atmosphere or the good-sized audience, but this weekend’s BU Inspire Conference did not feel like the first. However, this speaker …
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For anyone who has said the Occupy Wall Street movement and its Boston affiliate would flicker and die once the winds got strong, perhaps it is time to reevaluate. The …
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At the beginning of this meeting, it was decided that, due to the sensitive nature of the incidents involved, the names of the students incarcerated and the students who spoke …
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On Saturday, October 8, the relationship between the protesters of Occupy Boston and the Boston Police Department was friendly. “The police have been cooperative.” Geoff Matheson, local entrepreneur and Logistics …
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