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On Monday afternoon, Nancy Signorielli, Professor and Director of the Graduate Program at the Department of Communication at the University of Delaware, spoke to a group of BU students regarding …
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Members of Congress have many infuriating habits. They derail legislation for no apparent reason, they introduce pointless resolutions, and they are more likely to follow party leaders off a bridge …
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Written by Paul Squire and Monica Castillo It’s late on a Friday night, and you’ve got a craving for popcorn. You gather up your friends and head to the local …
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Boston University’s Women’s Gender and Sexuality Studies Program and the Graduate Consortium in Women’s Studies Film Festival hosted a screening of Catherine Hardwicke’s Thirteen followed by a talk by Kathleen …
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In a lecture on Thursday, Dr. Abdullahi Ahmed An-Na’im argued that individual religious identity should not determine political views.
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Big Love, my favorite winter (and sometimes summer) show, ended on March 20 after five seasons. Despite the fact that the Henrickson family — large, pious and polygamous — is …
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Article and Photos by Dejeanne Doublett Online syndicated collegiate fashion website College Fashionista has had quite the year. Now expanded to over 150 schools, students everywhere are showing off their …
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The TweetCreep took a brief hiatus during spring break, but we’re back and creepier than ever. To make up for it, let’s just say we’ll be interviewing one of the …
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A discussion of Wordsworth’s “Ode to Duty” and staying balanced on the tightrope of fun and responsibility.
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On March 23, 2011, the lights of the golden Hollywood of yore were dimmed as one of its talented representatives, Elizabeth Taylor, died at the age of 79 from congestive heart failure.
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Attend tonight’s acoustic show, Give a HOOT, at the HER House and you can help support women and disabled children in Niger.
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