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Castle Employee Sends Love Back Home
I met Roberto Amaya last year when I started to work as a student event manager at lectures and receptions at the Boston University Castle. During the two or three …
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Vegetarian Cooking: Not Just a Can of Beans
Sargent Choice hosted a vegetarian cooking class, informing students of the health benefits involved in the lifestyle. Chef Walter Dunphy showed students how to make black bean burgers and two kinds of quinoa salad.
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BU Stories: Footloose with Jeremy DeSilva
Stories are as diverse as the people who tell them. Some stories are epic, sweeping, like the tales of Gilgamesh and Beowulf. Others are personal, detailed, like Salinger’s Catcher in …
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BU TweetCreep: April 10th-15th
Even weeks after Jersey Shore ended, one #TweetCreep tweep is still trying to make it relevant to their tweets, and shockingly enough, it’s not @BUDiningService. That, some (insert sad face) …
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Fred Karger: The Anti-Romney
With all the hubbub surrounding Mitt Romney’s recently confirmed bid for the Presidency and the speculation about whether or not Donald Trump will throw his hat in the ring, the …
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Electronic Music: Bringing Boston Together
The Together Festival, Boston’s annual weeklong electronic music event, is back this April 18 through the 25. This year’s diverse lineup includes the likes of BBC Radio 1’s Mary Anne …
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Free and Freeing: Random Acts of Fun
Like most broke college students, I often ask myself the same question over and over. Why do awesome things like concerts, movies and sports games have to cost money? Still, …
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Blood in the Water: ABC’s Shark Tank a Bright-Spot Among Reality Programming
I’m a hopeful guy. I genuinely believe that our generation can do great things. However, there are some things that concern me. Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi was recently paid $32,000 dollars …
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Chicken Fajitas the Simple Way
New York Times food columnist Mark Bittman wrote in the introduction of his book How To Cook Everything, “Haute cuisine — fancy food… is best left to restaurants.” It’s the perfect …
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College Fashionista: Bold Color Blowout
This article is part of a weekly segment with College Fashionista, an online guide to the latest in college fashion. Article by Celia Hubbard. You know what they always say, April …
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The Perks of Being a Solo Moviegoer
As one of the resident film fanatics of The Quad, I see a lot of movies. And I see many of those movies alone. Now, before you start shouting “spinster,” …
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Are We Peaking?
A discussion of an excerpt from Szymborska’s “The Real World” and whether right now is that best our lives are going to get.
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