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“Forget your dreams. All you need is love,” said acclaimed painter Richard Aldrich, who visited Boston University Tuesday evening for a lecture on his artwork, referencing the title of his …
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“Take a good look at the life I lead For what I believe, fight like Ali The greatest in the making, shit I just might be” Topaz Jones – “Coping …
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At New York Comic Con, The Quad had the privilege to speak with Caitlin Kittredge and Inaki Miranda, the creative team behind new series Coffin Hill. The series, written by Kittredge and …
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Crowds gathered on the walkways surrounding Quincy Market and Faneuil Hall this weekend to watch various street performers juggle, flip, and put their lives at risk for the dual-purpose of …
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Once a year, in the unknown village of New York City, people gather from all around and visit the usually sleepy, undisturbed town. They come from near, they come from …
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It’s that time of the semester when the library becomes crowded and there’s a chill in the air. We must finally confront the cruel fact that summer is gone, and …
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If you stand on the banks of the Charles and look out across the water, you will see, over on the far side, the mythical land of Cambridge. Full of …
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“UP UP UP UP UP!!!!” The crowd yells at a powerlifter as they try to get the last few inches of their arms extended during a difficult bench press. The …
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AHS has racked up several awards due to its submission as a drama miniseries (even though it’s an ongoing TV drama). There’s an argument to be made for the stupidity …
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Playing in an arena is hard. It’s a pretty uncompromising setting–huge, cavernous, prone to swallowing up whatever sound a band might be playing. Very few bands sound great in an …
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Artist Danielle Festa displays her street fashion paintings in Union Square.
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Sarah, a Kilachand Hall security guard, discusses independence, reality, and learning.
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