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An air of concern and the ardor of activism filled the Center for Gender, Sexuality & Activism this past Monday evening. Students, professors, and the press crowded into the small …
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Roblog is a weekly column dedicated to understanding the world of robotics. If science fiction is right and the impending robot apocalypse is real, it can’t hurt to be prepared. …
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Sunday night was Hollywood’s annual prom night, where nominees, presenters, and Tinseltown bigwigs paraded the red carpet in their very finest. The Oscars take red carpet fashion to a loftier …
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Boom! Wham! Pow! The ComiQuad is a column dedicated to the spandex-laden world of comics and superheroes. It goes up each Tuesday and will alternate between comic book reviews and other comic book news. …
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Last week when my home state of Michigan burst onto the national political scene for the first time since the last time a primary passed through, Mitt Romney looked like …
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Things are settling down in a major way after the insanity of post-Grammy week earlier this month. Many artists are staying under the radar to recoup, while the regulars (Gaga, …
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Like anything else, TV shows often catch a bad rap for no apparent reason or a very stupid one. In no case is this more apparent than the case of …
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Boston mayor Thomas Menino has taken to the Twitters to alert citizens of the biggest issue our fair city faces: that Boston should host the next season of Top Chef. …
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The Cambridge Antique Market in Lechmere houses a collection of quirky treasures, but the curious customer will find that its secrets aren’t limited to the typical furniture-and-jewelry variety. If you venture …
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Ah, the all-star break. For some players, it’s time to relax; for others, it’s time to participate in what might be the most entertaining weekend in basketball. The actual All-Star …
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About Skeezics: So. Every week I (Evan Caughey) create a cartoon making fun of something involving politics, world affairs or something moderately related to something else. In general, they are meant to make the world more bearable by showing that it is a silly place and that there is always something to laugh about. Unfortunately, they are usually serious things, so you will only laugh until you realize it has to do with something like who your next president will be. Anyway, enjoy.
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One could write a book about what the men’s ice hockey team has meant to the Boston University community; in fact, some people already have. A story of similar length and …
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