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This week was all about who’s who on the charts, with Adele and Lil Wayne making waves. Odd Future, Jack White and Paris Hilton also made headlines for their latest …
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As this is the first installment of Newsic Music, I thought it fitting to start off with the hottest music news of the summer – just so you can all …
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Although alcohol and drug use isn’t uncommon on college campuses, Hammered.org is proving that being sober can be fun. The recently-launched website lands just in time for the fall semester, …
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For a song with the lyrics “sicker than the remix,” there sure has been a lot of hype surrounding the official remix of Britney Spears’s “Till the World Ends,” which …
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Waves of fans crushed into a packed Paradise Rock Club on April 16 to see Colorado-based electronic duo EOTO perform. The catch? The entire concert was improvised.
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The Together Festival, Boston’s annual weeklong electronic music event, is back this April 18 through the 25. This year’s diverse lineup includes the likes of BBC Radio 1’s Mary Anne …
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One magical night each semester Boston University’s dining halls are transformed into a kind of food haven by the Dining Services Visiting Chef Series. In other words, they’re the two nights a …
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“Writers at the Black Box,” hosted by the Boston University Creative Writing Program on March 29 at the Boston Playwrights’ Theatre, featured five writers and a myriad of current works spanning topics from art galleries to boogers.
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Boston University’s Women’s Gender and Sexuality Studies Program and the Graduate Consortium in Women’s Studies Film Festival hosted a screening of Catherine Hardwicke’s Thirteen followed by a talk by Kathleen …
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BU Wellness teaches students how recognize, avoid and cope with stress (especially during midterms!)
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The Museum of Science’s Charles Hayden Planetarium takes visitors to the after a yearlong $9 million renovation.
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Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) Project Director Erik Scheier came to campus Tuesday, March 1 to discuss the MBTA’s plans to become more bicycle-friendly in a talk hosted by the Boston University City Planning and Urban Affairs department.
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