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The Strokes: Many Different Angles
The wait is over. After five years, the Strokes are back in full force. Their fourth studio album “Angles,” released today, signals a new chapter in the saga of one of …
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Reel Straight SXSW: Paul
I’m trying to remember the last decent friendly alien movie. Was it all the way back with E.T.? Or does My Favorite Martian count? Paul, the title of the new …
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Senior Bucketlist: Beer Me, Boston.
This is the fourth 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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Senior Bucketlist: Explore Jamaica Plain’s Local Culture
This is the third 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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Russian American Cultural Club Hosts Durak Card Game Tournament
Last Thursday, the Russian American Cultural Club (RACC) hosted their sixth annual Durak card game tournament.
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Op-Ed: Twitter Phenom @HarvardHoochies Explain the Art of Husband-hunting
Editor’s Note: As an Op-Ed, this piece does not reflect any opinions of the Quad as a whole. We accept Op-Ed pieces at submissions@buquad.com. Intro by Meghan Ross. A certain …
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A Year Later, Haiti Still Healing
On January 12, 2010, a 7.0 magnitude Earthquake struck the city of Port-Au-Prince, Haiti. Over fifty aftershocks followed in the next few weeks. Hundreds of thousands were killed and countless …
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Look at that Line: What’s the Point of SXSW and other Film Festivals
Watching a movie is so much easier on the couch. Why bother with going to a movie theater– with the traffic, the people, the prices, the lines? And a film …
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Quidditch, Complete with Broomsticks and Bruises
The intricacies of one of Boston University’s latest intercollegiate sports fill the international league’s official 54-page rule book: each team must have seven players on the field; scoring hoops and …
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BUSI and SJP Bring the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict to Campus
The first week of March marked Israeli Apartheid Week in Boston. Boston University’s chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) planned several events that drew attention to the conditions …
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BU in LA – PaleyFest
“Good evening, nerds!” Judd Apatow’s 7 year-old daughter Iris greeted me and the rest of the packed Saban Theater in Los Angeles for the reunion of the cult, short-lived shows …
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Spring 2011: It’s Here, and It Needs New Clothes
Spring is finally here after what seems to have been a long, most horrid winter. I don’t know about you, but I’ve grown sick of wearing my coat every day, …
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