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Meghan Shalvoy and Laura Kacere, campus organizers for the Feminist Majority Foundation, gave Boston University students a taste of what life could be like as a professional feminist. As part …
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I am a bad Massachusetts state resident. I keep postponing my jury duty date, I don’t have a state ID or license, and I didn’t register on time to vote …
Read MoreAs I have lived in a small German town with rolling hills and streams for the past three years, I’m used to not having many obstacles between me …
Read MoreOn a bright September morning at the Boston Common, a group of about 20 people breathe in the crisp fall air with their eyes closed and legs crossed. …
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“Apartheid is two things – apart and hate,” said Dr. Barbara Brown in front of an audience at Morse Auditorium on Tuesday night. Brown has been the Director of the …
Read MorePhoenix in Boston. No, not the mythical bird or the Arizonan city. But, rather, the French band played at Agganis Arena on Monday night. Despite it being the worst day …
Read MoreAfter Splash, you may have found yourself swarmed with stickers, key chains, pens, and emails from a plethora of clubs you were cajoled into signing up for. While you may …
Read MoreJust two years as a group and the Bodega Girls have already made a name for themselves in Boston and beyond. Their music is seriously danceable, and doesn’t take itself …
Read MoreAfter coming back to college after three months of holidays, you’re itching to learn, right? Back to the world of acronyms, Student Link and syllabi. However, you don’t …
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