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A frustrated BU Student Government hosted a town hall meeting for student leaders Tuesday night spurred by concern that the administration is failing to adequately communicate with the student body. …
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The annual Redstone Film Festival, sponsored by Sumner Redstone and Viacom, Inc., was held at the Tsai Performance Center this past Wednesday evening. Over the years, the festival has produced some …
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Megan Andelloux of Oh Megan! brings her whirlwind of a workshop to BU
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Cooking is chemistry. Understanding that chemistry serves to deflate the mystery from cooking, and offers a harmless introduction to the mysteries of science.
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Amidst chocolate hearts and Cupid’s arrows, Lecturer Tom Shippey gave fantasy lovers an additional reason to rejoice on Valentine’s day. His talk Heroes for Our Time: Frodo Baggins and Harry …
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Indie rock, like many genres, has become something of a strange umbrella category that doesn’t quite do justice to the artists that fall under it. Sadly, a lot of music …
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The promise of free food is usually enough to woo college students to an event. But when the free food in question is not simply pizza and soda but Indian samosas, …
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Boston University did not rise out of the Charles River. It is a heterogeneous hodgepodge of spur of the moment decisions. Although easy to take for granted, the layout of …
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They’re here. Swarms have been spotted on the T, herds congregate in the GSU, and gaggles flock to Bay State Road. There simply is no escaping them. The Canada Goose …
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This review contains little to no spoilers. What’s your favorite book that’s been adapted into a movie? Is it one of the Harry Potter films? Part of The Lord of …
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Stop hating on Twitter. 140 characters is a lot of space in which to talk about our generation.
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