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Glee-cap: Round 2
Recap of Glee episodes four through six.
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The Forgotten Dialect of the Heart
Here’s one of my favorite poems below, as a sort of extension to the language article written this past issue. I don’t think it’s necessary for me to go into …
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Mumford & Sons Bring Brit Folk to Boston
Boston’s House of Blues was temporarily transformed into a bumping bluegrass bar last Thursday night as British folk band Mumford & Sons took stage in one of the final shows …
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Allston Cafe Closes Due to Jacked Up Rent: Allston Goes Hungry
Local coffee shop, Allston Cafe closes after 26 years.
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A Different Kind of Prison
The democracy-supporting Burmese political leader Aung San Suu Kyi was recently released after spending the majority of the last 15 years under house arrest in Myanmar. While Suu Kyi, a …
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‘127 Hours’ Review: Franco vs. The Rock
127 Hours recreates the true story of the more than five days Ralston spent trapped alone in a barren Utah canyon, his arm crushed and pinned against the canyon wall by a dislodged rock. By all indications, he was a dead man; he was merely passing time with the formality of dying slowly.
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Eat Your Heart Out: When Foodies Meet Rockers
Eat Your Heart Out brings together 13 Boston chefs and four local bands to raise money for Zumix, an East Boston-based organization that teaches music to young adults, and Future Chefs, a program aimed at directing high schoolers towards careers in the culinary industry.
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You Say فلافل, I Say Falafel
What do you usually find yourself thinking about when biting into a falafel? The different textures of the soft inside and crunchy outside? Maybe the nutty flavor from the tahini, …
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Double Feature: ‘Fair Game’
Two critics, one movie. Round 1: Debate!
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A Food Lover’s Delight: Book Talk with Adam Richman
As Thanksgiving break fast approaches, most people I know are talking about how they are looking forward to the massive amounts of food they will consume more than they are …
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Mother Nature: Just a Hop, Skip, and Jump Away
As I have lived in a small German town with rolling hills and streams for the past three years, I’m used to not having many obstacles between me …
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The Great Debate: A Photo Essay
“Does the Infusion of Corporate Money into Political Campaigns Threaten the Integrity of the American Political System?” COM’s biannual Great Debate.
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