Performance Matters
Over the years, there has been an increasing disconnect between students and the visual and performing arts – in numbers and in interest. As seen in a 2009 Los Angeles Times survey, …
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Over the years, there has been an increasing disconnect between students and the visual and performing arts – in numbers and in interest. As seen in a 2009 Los Angeles Times survey, …
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Listening to a new song for the first time, it’s hard not to experience that familiar impatient anticipation. Where is the music going? Or, perhaps more accurately, where is it …
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ASB hosts an open mic night at BU Central
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With about 9 inches of packable snow produced by Wednesday’s storm, people were able to make various snow creatures. Creations ranging from bunnies to dinosaurs were spotted around campus. BU …
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Kento Okamoto lived in Tokyo for his whole life before college, but he isn’t very Japanese. He didn’t want where he would go to college—and therefore where he could get …
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The Boston Ballet visited Boston University’s Tsai Performance Center to give students the first sneak preview of their latest show “Close to Chuck” Monday night—an event marked by contemporary dance, …
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That’s so fetch! BU Central honors the 10th anniversary of Mean Girls.
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Last October, New York-based hip-hop artist Topaz Jones performed at Boston University’s BU Central and was interviewed by The Quad’s very own Jon Giardiello. In that interview, Jones talked about …
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The hit podcast Welcome to Night Vale once said: “Today you will meet a beautiful stranger. Actually hundreds of beautiful strangers. Everyone is beautiful and you know almost none of …
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Campus drug wars, prostitution rings, the tragic death of President Bennett (guest star Dean Elmore), backstabbing and, of course, entwined love lives: Bay State—BU’s “guiltiest pleasure”—has seen it all. Part …
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Not a day goes by we don’t face value-based decision on what we eat or how we interact with the natural environment. Those choices are not always clear on a …
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There is endless appeal to wealth and glamour. The idealistic traits of our consumer culture attract us to the American Dream and repel us from its decaying moral values. Extravagance …
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