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The Gleecap: “I Kissed a Girl”
The Gleecap is a brand new column dedicated to recap and review the zany antics that occur in each episode of the television show Glee. Blog posts will be released each Wednesday following …
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The ComiQuad: Judging a Book by Its Cover
Boom! Wham! Pow! The ComiQuad is a brand new 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 …
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‘The Descendants’ Review: Clooney and Company Shine as Bright as the Hawaiian Sun
WARNING: Some spoilers. Alexander Payne’s new film The Descendants, which he wrote as well as directed, opened Saturday. Payne’s last project as a dual director and screenwriter was 2004’s critically …
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‘My Week With Marilyn’ Review: Marilyn, Reborn
Images of Marilyn Monroe bring to mind a voluptuous American icon with blond curls and a devilish smile. Even though our generation has never seen her in action, her image …
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An American in Paris: Thanksgiving
I have always been one of those people who believes strongly in the sanctity of Thanksgiving. It isn’t a just a buffer holiday so people have a reason for a …
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‘The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1’ Review: Taking the Idea of Bad Movie to a New Extreme
This past Thursday at midnight, moviegoers of all ages swarmed theaters everywhere, eagerly awaiting the release of the first part of Twilight: Breaking Dawn. The widely popular and best-selling books …
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Professor Wiesel’s (Potential) Last Lecture: What a Treat
Monday night in the GSU’s Metcalf Ballroom, Elie Wiesel gave what may very well be his last lecture at Boston University. The ballroom was packed and the stage was set …
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BU Musicians Take the Stage at All Asia
This past Sunday, four bands came together for one great show when We Stole the Kids, Anchors Away, Lando, and Thumbs Up Get Down performed at the venue All Asia in …
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Tegan and Sara Like to ‘Get Along’
It’s unquestionable that the sort of people who would even buy a Tegan and Sara DVD are probably already convinced that it’s going to be the greatest DVD of all …
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Anarchist Bookfair Brings Perspective to Contemporary Social Activism
Visitors got an alternative education last weekend at the 2011 Boston Anarchist Bookfair, sponsored by the Progressive Librarians Guild at Simmons College. The bookfair, held from November 11 to 13, …
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The Quad Family’s Favorite Thanksgiving Recipes
In honor of the Holy Turkey Day, we’ve asked our staff members to share their favorite family recipes. Marry Pivazian, Campus Writer/Photographer: Armenian/Russian Salad (Stolichnaya) Ingredients: 1 lb. boiled potatoes, …
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Thanksgiving Style Tips: 3 Things to Take, Bring and Keep
Getting dressed these days, you might catch yourself wishing you had a few things around (that amazing sweater! those fuzzy slippers!), and wondering why a few remain inexplicably in your …
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