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Daring yet charmingly British, “Weekend” boldly addresses the issues of young love in the modern era and the problems facing homosexual love. It is an emotional, raw story regardless of the boundaries of time and discrimination. I can’t ask for anything better from a romance.
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For those not well-versed in 16th century writing, watching a play spoken in early modern English is a lot like staring at an optical illusion. With enough focus and determination, …
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Last Friday and Saturday, the Boston University Neofuturist Project held its show “Pity (Us) Fools.” It was a high energy hour and a half of nonstop theatric randomness and chaos. …
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Arts Live @ BU, a Boston University website designed to be a guide to arts events both on and off-campus, is hosting its launch party this evening, April 5th. The …
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A mirror set high on a wall reflects the scene: in the center of the oval room stands an enormous wooden table. It is covered with mismatched plates holding piles …
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Certified Copy is a tri-lingual, partially subtitled story about love, life and art that came out at last year’s Cannes Film Festival. Now it has arrived in Cambridge. …
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Following the 7.0 magnitude earthquake that devastated Port-au-Prince, Haiti last January, the Boston University community raised over $50,000 for Partners in Health, a Boston-based non-profit medical organization deeply involved in …
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This is the sixth in a weekly series with BU Now that highlights Seniors’ sage advice on absolute must-dos in Boston. Looking for the ultimate list of things to experience …
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I’m going to be brutally honest with you tweeps. The #TweetCreep wouldn’t be what it is today without the unpredictable, entertaining, and often Jersey Shore-related tweets from the one, the only, …
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It’s finally April, and, at long last, festival season is upon us. Soon, weekends will be spent walking/sprinting/climbing (mostly) shoe-less from one side of a field/park/street/fence to the other, clad …
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On this very special episode of Cooking on the Quad, Joel and Annie get up extra early to show you how to make some breakfast treats. Annie whips up some homemade toaster pastries (filled with strawberry jam and Nutella), and Joel makes a batch of maple brown sugar granola.
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