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Confessions of a Philosophy Major
There is nothing more insulting than even the mild suggestion that your field of study is quickly becoming obsolete.
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I Shouldn’t Be Watching This: “Big Brother”
CBS encountered quite a bit of controversy surrounding its summer hit reality show Big Brother this season. The show is a long running reality competition that’s usually a steady ratings …
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Album Review: Nine Inch Nails, “Hesitation Marks”
Trent Reznor’s last decade or so has been varied to say the least. He finished out the 90s a total wreck (and released an emotional wreck of an album). In …
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FASHION S(QUAD): Indian Summer
Looks like a certain G-type main sequence star forgot that it’s September… Despite a jacket-friendly first week, Boston swelters again in a cloud of humidity. Terriers aren’t discouraged, though—Comm Ave …
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Sustainability and Bike Safety Festival Brings BU Together
The wind, heat, and humidity didn’t stop groups from not only the BostonUniversity community, but also the city of Boston and surrounding areas from coming together on Thursday, September 12th, for …
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Boston Mayoral Candidates Speak at SED Convocation
With less than two weeks left until the preliminary election for mayor, Boston University welcomed six of the 12 Boston Mayoral candidates to the Tsai Performance Center, where the candidates …
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Huntington Theatre’s “The Jungle Book” Musical is Sprightly Fusion of Classics Plus More
CORRECTION: This review is of a preview production of The Jungle Book To the Huntington Theater from its producing partner in Chicago, the Goodman Theatre, comes Mary Zimmerman’s musical adaptation …
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Bursting the Bubble: Pocket Parks
“Pocket Park” Proper Noun “A newly coined term that applies to tucked away, fun-sized patches of greenery that are perfect for days when the Central Parks of this world appear …
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What’s the Story? Sandi’s Story
I remember stressed-out evenings freshman year when I would rush down to the Towers dining hall (may its memory live on) to grab a quick bite before studying. I would …
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Along Came Molly
Music has been tied to drugs for decades now – acid in the 60s, marijuana in the 70s, cocaine in the 80s, heroin in the 90s, and now MDMA in the aughts. So is molly just the new “it” drug, sure to flame out and taper off just like its predecessors? Recent events seem to signal in the affirmative, but things might get worse before they get better.
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Insomnia Cookies Wants to Treat Your Student Group
It all started with one simple, timeless concept: freshly baked cookies. Back in 2003, Seth Berkowitz started delivering homemade cookies by bike to his friends all over UPenn’s campus. Now, Insomnia …
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Over the Top: Falling in Love with Kishi Bashi at the Royale (9/11)
Trying to find my way to the Royale on Wednesday night, I’ll admit I got a little lost. When I finally made my way in, I was a bit frantic, …
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