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March 21, 2011
Editor’s Note: As an Op-Ed, this piece does not reflect any opinions of the Quad as a whole. We accept Op-Ed pieces at submissions@buquad.com. Intro by Meghan Ross. A certain …
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On January 12, 2010, a 7.0 magnitude Earthquake struck the city of Port-Au-Prince, Haiti. Over fifty aftershocks followed in the next few weeks. Hundreds of thousands were killed and countless …
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Watching a movie is so much easier on the couch. Why bother with going to a movie theater– with the traffic, the people, the prices, the lines? And a film …
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The intricacies of one of Boston University’s latest intercollegiate sports fill the international league’s official 54-page rule book: each team must have seven players on the field; scoring hoops and …
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The first week of March marked Israeli Apartheid Week in Boston. Boston University’s chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) planned several events that drew attention to the conditions …
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“Good evening, nerds!” Judd Apatow’s 7 year-old daughter Iris greeted me and the rest of the packed Saban Theater in Los Angeles for the reunion of the cult, short-lived shows …
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Spring is finally here after what seems to have been a long, most horrid winter. I don’t know about you, but I’ve grown sick of wearing my coat every day, …
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From chocolate bacon ice cream to Confederate generals, the story of eleven volunteers’ experience in Decatur, Georgia.
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Editor’s Note: As an Op-Ed, this piece does not reflect any opinions of the Quad as a whole. We accept Op-Ed pieces at submissions@buquad.com. Sidewalk hawks and freebie hustlers of …
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When we were kids, we knew we were in the 1990s and the same time, the ’90s were all we knew. Now, as we get nostalgic for the “good” kids …
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