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Orienting to BU: Close Quarters

July 21, 2011May 19, 2013 - by Jon Erik Christianson - 2 Comments.

Orienting to BU is a series aiming to help incoming freshmen in the sometimes bumpy transition from high school to Boston University. Articles will be released around each summer orientation session. …

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Calling Artists of All Persuasions

July 21, 2011July 21, 2011 - by The Quad - Leave a Comment

Classes have been out for a while, and summer is full swing. For many of us, this means big blocks of unstructured free time where there used to be homework, …

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Foxy Congressperson of the Week: Senator Scott Brown

July 19, 2011July 18, 2011 - by Annie White - 1 Comment

Those of you who were in Boston during the winter of 2010 (when Scott Brown was elected to Ted Kennedy’s old Senate seat) will not be surprised to see Brown …

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Cheapskate’s Guide to Boston Summer: Week of July 18

July 18, 2011July 18, 2011 - by Shawn Musgrave - 1 Comment

Those among the Allston army of cheapness who complain that there’s never anything to do in the neighborhood beside play “avoid-the-shard” can shut their yaps for one week (see Friday …

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The Man Who Lived: How Harry Potter Helped Us Grow Up

July 15, 2011July 24, 2011 - by Kelly Dickinson - Leave a Comment

As we grew, so did Harry (and the storytelling). Harry got into fights with old friends, had his first crush, his first kiss, and so did we. He learned hard lessons about death and friendship and responsibility right about at the same time as we did. His quest became a kind of parallel to our own adolesence.

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Emmy Nominations Reveal Why Emmy Nominations Should Be Ignored

July 14, 2011January 26, 2013 - by Kelly Dickinson - 2 Comments.

First and foremost let me say that I have nothing against Modern Family. It is a solid comedy with a solid cast and a solid fanbase and continues to produce …

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Orienting to BU: The Safety Dance

July 14, 2011May 19, 2013 - by Jon Erik Christianson - Leave a Comment

As far as urban college campuses go, Boston University is regarded as a very safe place to be. However, there are many precautions that any student needs to take.

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‘Just Like Us’ and ‘A Better Life’ Reviews: Lives on the Other Side

July 13, 2011July 13, 2011 - by Monica Castillo - Leave a Comment

They star no A-listers and are about stories you have likely never heard of. How refreshing is something new in the sea of remakes and rehashes this summer has dumped on our shores?

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Time for Politicians to Put Away Childish Things

July 12, 2011July 12, 2011 - by Annie White - 1 Comment

This morning my Metro ride to work was made more unpleasant than usual by the fact that I was forced to contend not only with a bunch of tired  sweaty …

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Cheapskate’s Guide to Boston Summer: Week of July 11

July 11, 2011July 17, 2011 - by Shawn Musgrave - Leave a Comment

Another week, a new rink of cheap ice to skate. This week’s forecast calls for 90+ highs (that’s 32+ for Bastille Day enthusiasts) and outdoor movies in spades. And don’t …

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Foxy Congressperson of the Week: Representative Marsha Blackburn

July 11, 2011July 11, 2011 - by Annie White - 1 Comment

This week, as I began my usual process of casting about for Congresspeople who can pass as attractive when seen from afar, I was saved from the trouble by one …

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Cheapskate’s Guide to Boston: Week of July 6

July 6, 2011July 6, 2011 - by Shawn Musgrave - Leave a Comment

Yes, my cheapies, so I took the day off. Sue me — it was the motherland-loving Fifth of July, throwaway day of recovery from firework shellshock and grilled everything overload. …

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