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April 4, 2011
I’m going to be brutally honest with you tweeps. The #TweetCreep wouldn’t be what it is today without the unpredictable, entertaining, and often Jersey Shore-related tweets from the one, the only, …
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It’s finally April, and, at long last, festival season is upon us. Soon, weekends will be spent walking/sprinting/climbing (mostly) shoe-less from one side of a field/park/street/fence to the other, clad …
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On this very special episode of Cooking on the Quad, Joel and Annie get up extra early to show you how to make some breakfast treats. Annie whips up some homemade toaster pastries (filled with strawberry jam and Nutella), and Joel makes a batch of maple brown sugar granola.
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I’ve really got to hand it to my generation for our collective progressiveness. Maybe the “hope” and “change” Barack Obama promised us in 2008 has inspired us. Because my generation …
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Registration season is upon Boston University. Underclassmen are trying to fulfill divisional studies requirement and rising seniors who have fulfilled most of their requirements are just looking to accumulate some …
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Tera Melos, a Sacremento-based rock band, played to a sold-out, enthusiastic crown at the Middle East on March 27. It took a little while for Tera Melos to set up, …
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Over a hundred BU students danced for 18 hours to raise money for HIV/AIDS awareness and research.
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Seeing Boston by bike is a whole new world. You can forgo crowded trains and sidewalks and jet across the city or along the Esplanade. But buying a bike can …
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If any doubt remained that the unrest in Northern Africa would have lasting effects, the conflict in Libya has laid those doubts to rest over the past several weeks. Libyan …
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Students packed the dining halls on Wednesday, March 23 to sample all sorts of new offerings from the health-oriented Sargent Choice program.
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Hi. My name is Amalie. I’m new here. When I first transferred to this enormous campus we call home, the sheer number of people striding down Commonwealth Avenue overwhelmed me. …
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