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April 18, 2011
With the release of The Greatest Movie Ever Sold this week, the advertising industry will be holding its breath. It is the wide-spread return of wild-man documentary filmmaker Morgan Spurlock, …
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Update 4/18: The Rhett Offensive has chosen to withdraw from the Student Union elections. A full explanation for their reasons can be found here. — The three slates running for …
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A LinkedIn meets Deviant Art for queer artists—there was nothing like it out there, until two Boston University students created it. The website is called Interseqtion and it’s a space …
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On this very special Cooking on the Quad, Joel and Annie tackle some foods that might not be so loved in all households. Annie takes on the dreaded pea by …
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On March 26th, a Libyan law student named Iman al-Obeidi burst into Tripoli’s Rixos Hotel and shouted that 15 of Muammar Gaddafi’s troops had beaten and gang-raped her, holding her …
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The recent fights in Washington over the 2012 budget have been infuriating to watch for many reasons, not least of which is that they prove once again that the men …
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Oh Arrested Development, sweet sweet, Arrested Development…I’m sorry I’m not a professional ode-writer, but I’m assuming that’s how they usually start. If you didn’t pick up on the blatant references …
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Every year, condom company Trojan conducts a “Report Card” Survey that grades the Sexual Health services of over 100 universities in the United States. Trojan grades campus Sexual Health Services …
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I met Roberto Amaya last year when I started to work as a student event manager at lectures and receptions at the Boston University Castle. During the two or three …
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Sargent Choice hosted a vegetarian cooking class, informing students of the health benefits involved in the lifestyle. Chef Walter Dunphy showed students how to make black bean burgers and two kinds of quinoa salad.
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Stories are as diverse as the people who tell them. Some stories are epic, sweeping, like the tales of Gilgamesh and Beowulf. Others are personal, detailed, like Salinger’s Catcher in …
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