Free and Freeing: Random Acts of Fun
Like most broke college students, I often ask myself the same question over and over. Why do awesome things like concerts, movies and sports games have to cost money? Still, …
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Like most broke college students, I often ask myself the same question over and over. Why do awesome things like concerts, movies and sports games have to cost money? Still, …
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Last Friday and Saturday, the Boston University Neofuturist Project held its show “Pity (Us) Fools.” It was a high energy hour and a half of nonstop theatric randomness and chaos. …
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Arts Live @ BU, a Boston University website designed to be a guide to arts events both on and off-campus, is hosting its launch party this evening, April 5th. The …
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Registration season is upon Boston University. Underclassmen are trying to fulfill divisional studies requirement and rising seniors who have fulfilled most of their requirements are just looking to accumulate some …
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So although “Friday” might represent an unwashable stain on the music industry, and may have forever deconstructed the self-esteem of an impressionable young woman, some good will indeed come out of it.
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On January 12, 2010, a 7.0 magnitude Earthquake struck the city of Port-Au-Prince, Haiti. Over fifty aftershocks followed in the next few weeks. Hundreds of thousands were killed and countless …
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David Rittgers does not fit the stereotypical profile for an advocate of drug decriminalization. He served in the United States Army, and is now a legal policy analyst for the …
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Whether we want to admit it or not, body image is a major issue for women, and especially for college students. It is estimated that fifteen percent of college-aged females …
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For some liberal arts and communications majors, the life of an engineering student might seem to be a terrifying, fascinating enigma. Engineering involves math and science, the kryptonite of many …
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Last semester the Quad compiled a list of solutions to help the frustrated student cope with the morning rush. But if there is one thing more frustrating for college students …
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On Wednesday, February 9, Producer and President of NBC Universal Women and Lifestyle Entertainment Networks Lauren Zalaznick came to speak in Boston University’s School of Management.
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There are few holidays more polarizing than Valentine’s Day. Yes, Columbus Day has attracted some bad vibes recently, with its affront to modern sensibilities of political correctness. Some are upset …
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