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Professor Sasha Nikolaev is a young and charismatic professor from the Boston University Department of Classical Studies. His Russian nationality is easily guessed from his name and accent, he recently …
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BU is open to the same dangers as the rest of Boston, and this means students on bikes need to be extra careful.
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Room 352, the “Jewels 1” Miller Studio Theatre on the third floor of the College of Fine Arts, is not large, as theatres go. The entire center section of the …
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To get to the Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center Reading Room, take the elevator to the right of the main entrance of the Mugar Memorial Library to the fifth floor. …
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The evening began with a rather different view of the first floor of Mugar Memorial Library than most students are used to. The entire back section of the first floor, …
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A mix of cold and warm lights focuses on Cy Burns, center stage. Cy wears loose-fitting clothing, has short, greying hair, and a tough face. She breaks the fourth wall …
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That BU is a massive school is a fact that its students are all acutely aware of. One of the downsides of this is the proportionately massive number of amazing …
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The wind, heat, and humidity didn’t stop groups from not only the BostonUniversity community, but also the city of Boston and surrounding areas from coming together on Thursday, September 12th, for …
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Making an enormous auditorium like the Tsai Performance Center seem intimate may be difficult to imagine, but this was nonetheless achieved by The Crossroads Project at 7:30 p.m. on April 23. …
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Earth Day may not be until April 22nd, but that didn’t stop the College of General Studies Community Service Club from hosting their fourth annual Earth Day West Campus Block …
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“Your first word of all was light,/and time began. Then for long you were silent./Your second word was man, and fear began,/which grips us still./Are you about to speak again?/I …
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