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Orienting to BU is a series aiming to help incoming freshman with the sometimes bumpy transition from high school to Boston University. Installments were originally posted during the summer of …
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Taking the Seaport World Trade Center by storm, Boston Comic Con returned triumphantly this weekend to bring thousands of fans together to meet their geeky heroes. The Quad had the …
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Orienting to BU is a series aiming to help incoming freshman with the sometimes bumpy transition from high school to Boston University. Installments were originally posted during the summer of …
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Taking the Seaport World Trade Center by storm, Boston Comic Con returned triumphantly this weekend to bring thousands of fans together to meet their geeky heroes. The Quad had the …
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Orienting to BU is a series aiming to help incoming freshman with the sometimes bumpy transition from high school to Boston University. Installments were originally posted during the summer of …
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Back broken across his foe’s knee, Batman had finally met his defeat. Bane laughed while holding the Dark Knight’s limp, mangled body in his clutches. A crowd gathered. And then, …
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The author viewed Monsters University in 2D at a special advanced screening put on by Walt Disney Pictures on April 23. This review is based on the cut that was …
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A very reputable movie critic once told me that if you aren’t sure how to start writing a movie review, take a short break and then think back to the …
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It’s difficult to comprehend the number of tragedies, freak accidents, and acts of malice that Boston has seen this year. With the graduation of Boston University’s Class of 2013, it’s clear that nothing, no matter how harsh, can completely diminish the spirit of this city.
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At Senior Breakfast on Friday, President Brown named Wendy Kopp, Founder and Chair of the Board of the national teaching corps Teach For America, as BU’s 2013 commencement speaker. “I …
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It’s here–that ephemeral time of year when things begin to grow, when the air starts to smell sweet and fresh, when, suddenly, you find yourself sprawled on the COM lawn …
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Ben Thompson views climate change as a slow apocalypse. The issue is dire enough to the soft-spoken math grad student that he’s travelled across the country to express his support …
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