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The Final “Twilight” Film and My Existential Crisis
This past week, I had a conversation with a friend about our existential crisis over our looming 22nd birthdays. When you turn 18, it means independence. At 21, it means …
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Ingredient of the Week: Red Pepper
Coming up with ideas for Ingredient of the Week isn’t always easy. I usually choose something I have laying around my apartment so that I don’t have to buy more …
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Off-Campus Housing and Other Heartbreaks: Tips for the “Hunt”
When Boston’s real estate market hung up its “Open for Business” sign on the first of November, it marked the start of an annual event. Yes, it is indeed that time …
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This Winter, I’m Hoping for Disaster
While most of Boston University’s student population groaned at last Thursday’s snow debut, I couldn’t have been happier. From the minute the first few flakes turned the ground white, I …
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Petraeus Never Knew
Skeezics is a weekly cartoon about the world at large. And American politics.
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Is Season Two of “Homeland” an Improvement?
After a slew of Emmy wins, a (surprisingly) funny SNL spoof, and even a personal endorsement from President Barack Obama, Homeland‘s riding high right now. Executive Producers Alex Gansa and Howard …
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Converge: Live at Royale
I’ve never been to Royale before. The place is more nightclub than concert venue—two statues flank the entrance, a bust of Julius Caesar stands behind the main bar and gold couches …
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“Skyfall” is Bond at its Best
Skyfall, the 23rd James Bond movie and the third starring Daniel Craig, deftly balances the standard action fare that we have come to expect and cherish in the franchise while also …
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BU Graduates Are More Employable Abroad
We can all breath a sigh of relief. News stories circulating around BU have been fairly positive this semester. Finally, Boston University is getting the recognition it deserves. Despite last …
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Reflections: “What is something you’d like to see change over the next 4 years?”
REFLECTIONS is a weekly column that aims to capture the diversity of the BU population through their portraits and voices. Each week, five BU students are photographed and asked to …
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Final Conversations on the 2012 Presidential Campaign
The election is over, the dust has cleared, those incessant political ads have finally ceased, and it has been made clear that Mitt is, in fact, not the Tits. The …
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FASHION S(QUAD): Killer BU Street Style
For many BU students, Comm Ave isn’t just the way to class–it’s a runway. Street style at BU is easy pickings, with so many creatively dressed students roaming the campus. …
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