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Meal after meal, college students around Boston suffer through countless bad dining hall selections and lukewarm ramen noodles. A solution to this problem has finally been found, and it is …
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The Dear Abbeys may not need an introduction. The all-male acapella group is well known on campus, to say the least; they routinely play to standing-room only audiences. Many a …
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Okay, I was going to dedicate this whole beginning part to how great @BUDiningService was this week (partially because they are naturally hilarious and partially because the BU community has …
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“Oops.” With one word, Texas governor Rick Perry’s 2012 presidential dreams quite likely hang in the balance. On Wednesday night, Oakland University in Rochester, Michigan hosted the second of five …
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A black box, in theatre terms, is a large, bare, black-walled room bordered by spectator seating. It is stark; free of distractions from the displays of creativity that take place …
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Melancholia, the latest from controversial director Lars von Trier, is a consuming experience. From the opening, a dream-like sequence cutting to different slowed down scenes of the apocalypse as “Tristan …
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Dubbed the “King of Bass Music” by XLR8R Magazine, Joker calls his sound “Purple Music”: a blend of ambient, grimey and unexpected dubstep (a piano even makes an appearance!) that …
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In my family, being a vegetarian is not an option. My dad and sister have been meat lovers ever since I can remember. My mom has her own omitting-animal-proteins-is-strictly-forbidden health …
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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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With Occupy Wall Street fresh in our minds, Tower Heist couldn’t have opened at a better time. Set in the world of the elite 1%, the film centers around the …
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AMC’s slate of scripted programming, like any other network, has been hit and miss. It’s easy to idealize a network that produces gems like Mad Men and Breaking Bad, but …
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