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By Page Ellerson Childish Gambino, or Donald Glover, is following the recent trend of surprise music releases, which has been trail-blazed by musicians such as Beyoncé, U2, and even actor-turned-folk …
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By Morgan Lehofer On Friday, Oct. 3, three teams of writers gathered together to create three separate works of theatre. Given nothing but a theme, a prop, a tech cue …
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By Natalie McDaniel While international fashion capitals New York, Milan, London and Paris have already had their fashion weeks, Boston’s is currently in full swing. Yes, Boston has a fashion …
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MINOR SPOILERS FOR THOSE WHO HAVE NOT SEEN GONE GIRL Trigger warning: The story of Gone Girl revolves around sexual assault and physical and emotional abuse. At some point during Gone …
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“I can’t really dance,” said Swedish indie-pop singer Lykke Li in a rather timid voice, donned in jet-black attire and cat-eye makeup. While she may not feel like she can dance, …
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With midterms coming up, we could all use a few convenient ways to de-stress. Try these on for size!
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By Morgan Lehofer Looking for something fun to do on a Friday night? Look no further! ImprovBoston’s Studio 40 is a fabulous place to go when your weekend plans are …
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College campuses have always operated as hubs for activism and social change. Often the sites of protests, lectures, and marches, universities provide the structure and sheer manpower necessary to unite …
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Getting excited for a new Weezer album is incredibly difficult. The fact that the band’s 1994 self-titled debut (known as the Blue album) and 1996’s Pinkerton are two of the greatest albums …
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By Ella Torres After an electrical fire put Thornton’s and five other restaurants out of business for a while, Peterborough Street began to change. With a surge of new apartment …
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It is impossible to discuss modern electronic music without mentioning Aphex Twin (Richard D. James). The English producer’s importance to electronic music—and really, music in general—is impossible to overstate. He’s …
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You may know it as the hyperbolic measurement usually followed by the words “end of the universe,” but Danielsen Hall is much more than a boundary between campus and city. …
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