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You’d better think twice before you begin to underestimate New Jersey. Sure, it brought us the likes of Snooki and the baffling philosophy that is GTL, but on Thursday night …
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BU Central hosts their regular open mic night.
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The ‘Play Me, I’m Yours’ project inspires a look at the Boston public arts scene and what public art can do for a community.
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Information about global warming tends to hit me in a funny way. Rather than feeling useful emotions like anger channeled into action, or knowledge channeled into lifestyle changes, I feel …
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To get to the Howard Gotlieb Archival Research Center Reading Room, take the elevator to the right of the main entrance of the Mugar Memorial Library to the fifth floor. …
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On most days, I wake up with just enough time to shower, get dressed, and race to catch the 57 bus to my first lecture. I have just enough time …
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“Forget your dreams. All you need is love,” said acclaimed painter Richard Aldrich, who visited Boston University Tuesday evening for a lecture on his artwork, referencing the title of his …
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“UP UP UP UP UP!!!!” The crowd yells at a powerlifter as they try to get the last few inches of their arms extended during a difficult bench press. The …
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Sarah, a Kilachand Hall security guard, discusses independence, reality, and learning.
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When I walked into the Hillel House on Thursday night, I was only expecting some sushi. Instead, I walked out with two of the best-kept secrets at BU. I won’t …
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The director of Love Actually, Notting Hill, and Four Weddings and a Funeral, Richard Curtis, brings us About Time, a fresh and whimsical spin on the typical love story. 21-year-old Tim …
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Last Saturday, the College of Arts and Sciences Student Government took 100 BU students apple picking at Belkin Family Lookout Farm in Natick, Mass. This is the third year that CAS …
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