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At the inauguration of President Barack Obama, millions of people rejoiced together for a new beginning in America. I saw tears, smiles, various expressions reacting to the notion that this …
Read MoreLast year, unforeseen amounts of youth voters turned out to cast a ballot in the 2008 Presidential Election. Now that Obama is securely in office and there are no major …
Read MoreIf you step into any given classroom, dining hall or party at Boston University, you’ll notice a common theme: there is a large population of LGBT(“lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, transgender” for …
Read MoreAdam Cesare, CAS/COM ’10, started writing fiction before his freshman year of college. A fan of horror literature and movies, he turned to writing darker stories. Since then, Adam’s work …
Read MoreOld Hannah’s EP, Bright World, is a fresh indie-folk album with four well-composed, distinct acoustic tracks. Old Hannah combines the musical talents of Boston University grad Alexandra Kalinowski (A.K.) and …
Read MoreBelieve the hype.
Read MoreIn case you aren’t aware (and let’s face it, most of us aren’t), Boston will hold its quadrennial mayoral and city council elections next Tuesday, November 3. Incumbent and current …
Read MoreMemory lets us remember what we have read, even this sentence for example. It also helps us with the act of reading, and all of the places the mind seems …
Read MoreIf there’s one thing that unites this campus, it may just be a love of football. That’s why whether you prefer fantasizing about Tom Brady or wearing 18-1 t-shirts in …
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It seems like Sandra Lee has popped up everywhere you turn. From entertainment news rags reporting that superstar Angelina Jolie used Lee’s “No-Bake Cake” recipe for her son’s birthday to …
Read MoreSure, the Patriots are in first place, the Bruins are above .500 for the first time this year, and the Celtics won their season opener against Cleveland. But the World …
Read MoreThe story of Job is “representative of all members of the human family” said Elie Wiesel, BU professor and Nobel Peace Prize Winner Monday night about the story of Job …
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