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It happens every year. In Facebook statuses and Twitter updates, hundreds of thousands of Americans proclaim their readiness. The myriad lines up, hunkers down and girds its loins for the …
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Last week marked one of the most hectic days of the year. Forget Thanksgiving; Black Friday was upon us. The busiest shopping day of the whole year, Black Friday 2011 …
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There sure are a lot of food blogs out there. Unfortunately, however, they are usually run by recent college-grads trying to make it in the city and supplementing their menial …
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Studio Sessions records exclusive live sessions of Boston University’s musicians. The series is brought to you in part by The Quad and Rep Records. The sessions are recorded all around …
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Since The Quad represents such a diverse group of students, it would be impossible to compile an all-inclusive list of every movie, album, book, video game, TV show, and internet sensation …
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Does that Tweetcreep bird look a little fatter to you? I heard that pets tend to look like their owners. So a writer’s article icon must look like it’s writer, …
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In the GSU’s Terrance Lounge, the West African Research Association held a panel questioning blacks and the U.S. judicial system this past Wednesday night. The discussion, titled “Mass Incarceration: Africans …
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Yesterday, 99% was nothing more than an answer scribbled on a homework sheet or a statistic on a survey. Today, the percentage represents the increasingly self-aware fraction of Americans subject …
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Most BU students have seen that little glass-walled room on the second floor of the GSU – just up the stairs, to the left, a sight en route to the …
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Lets face it, Thanksgiving is less than gentle on one’s stomach. The holiday is about being thankful, but most of the time it is just an endless abundance of food. …
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In January, at the 27th annual Sundance Film Festival, writer-director Drake Doremus’ Like Crazy won, out of nowhere, the festival’s Grand Jury Prize for drama. At long last, the highly-anticipated film was …
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