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Over the past couple of years, big-shot TV executives have gradually noticed that they’re more likely to find a successful comedy idea by doing what college students do best: watching …
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In his State of the Union address last month, President Obama focused heavily on education. One of the President’s main legislative goals this year is to pass his restructuring of …
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Seniors, we are graduating 100 days from today. And for the next 100 of those days, we will continue to hear one question.
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After more eighteen days of protests, Hosni Mubarak finally stepped down from the presidency of Egypt. The former president left Cairo the morning of Friday, February 11th, 2011 for his …
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Bishop fans and lovers unite to celebrate the great poet’s would-be 100th birthday.
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Cable vs. Broadcast Television: A No-Brainer Huh. That’s interesting. AMC won six Emmys in 2010. And HBO won 25 Emmys. Mad Men won the Emmy for Best Drama Series for …
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Meghan Shalvoy and Laura Kacere, campus organizers for the Feminist Majority Foundation, gave Boston University students a taste of what life could be like as a professional feminist. As part …
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There were times when I laughed during Sanctum, but when you’re laughing while everyone on screen is weeping, it isn’t a good thing.
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The Quad is going to the South by Southwest film festival. But only with your help.
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A startlingly realistic thriller set in the haunting woods of the rural Ozarks, Winter’s Bone will stay with you long after the movie’s over.
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SPOILER ALERT! This week’s Top Chef found the cheftestants reliving the 70’s, and cooking for Jimmy Fallon on his birthday. Good food was made, bad jokes were punned, and the English language was mutilated.
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Chinese New Year, or the lunar year as it is commonly called, is a celebration in every sense of the word. Lasting eight days, the festivities include a lot of …
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