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Fusion in its own Element
Since 1993, BU hip hop crew Fusion has been bringing their own mix of modern dance-styles to the student body. Now, with the 10th anniversary of their home-grown competition Elements …
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November 2nd, 2009: Fusion dance team, internet freedom, berlin wall anniversary, men’s soccer implosion, Barack Obama, LGBT dating, writing submission: Adam Blomquist
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The Benefits Brought On By Internet Freedom
Do the consequences of letting students perform private activity on their university-provided network outweigh the alternative: network monitoring? It’s an ongoing debate I had mostly shied away from, not because …
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Men’s Soccer: Late-Season Implosion
Article by Josh Mellits and Brian Roach After posting a 9-2-3 record through its first 14 games, including a five-game unbeaten streak featuring wins over No. 1 teams, the men’s …
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‘Tear Down This Wall’: A 20th Anniversary Retrospective
November 9th will see the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. Last week I spoke with Jonathan Zatlin, a BU associate professor, about how The Wall fell …
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Barack Obama: Yesterday and Today
At the inauguration of President Barack Obama, millions of people rejoiced together for a new beginning in America. I saw tears, smiles, various expressions reacting to the notion that this …
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Student Votes Count, Even When They’re Local
Last year, unforeseen amounts of youth voters turned out to cast a ballot in the 2008 Presidential Election. Now that Obama is securely in office and there are no major …
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LGBT Students Looking for Love on the BU Dating Scene
If you step into any given classroom, dining hall or party at Boston University, you’ll notice a common theme: there is a large population of LGBT(“lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, transgender” for …
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Creative Submission: Adam Cesare’s Horror Infestation
Adam Cesare, CAS/COM ’10, started writing fiction before his freshman year of college. A fan of horror literature and movies, he turned to writing darker stories. Since then, Adam’s work …
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