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The snow melted quickly after Blizzard Nemo’s record snowfalls last week, the weather becoming downright balmy throughout this week with 40-degree temperatures and lots of sun. This is a male-heavy …
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CAS history professor Cathal J. Nolan defended the lying of a democratic leader to his people in a lecture at the College of General Studies last Friday afternoon. In the talk, jointly …
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Gerald Peary, film critic and professor of film studies at Boston University, held a rather special cinematheque this past Friday evening. In honor of Black History Month, Peary invited independent …
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What do you get when you put two College National Poetry Slam champions and a haberdasher in a room with microphones and a college audience? You get The Good News …
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Marsh Chapel is a beacon in the center of the Charles River campus. As students of BU, we pass it on a daily basis, and it is a constant sight …
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Your browser does not support audio embedding. Boston University certainly has a sport culture, but it doesn’t seem to be like sports culture at other big schools. While football can …
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Happy belated Valentine’s Day, or Lonely Day, or whatever you call it. I for one am glad it’s over. You can’t win with Valentine’s Day. Either you’re lonely and suddenly …
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REFLECTIONS is a weekly column that aims to capture the diversity of the BU population through their portraits and voices. Each week, five BU students are photographed and asked to …
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The bliss of new romance will soon saturate our college campus. In the world of love, there lies a common thread among those long-lasting relationships that has not previously been …
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“F*ck the snow!” This was a running theme throughout the city, thanks to Blizzard Nemo. Passion Pit’s lead singer Michael Angelakos eloquently yelled these words to a pumped up crowd …
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To all those familiar with my previous post about snow, let me start off by saying yes, I am happy. As we all know, Friday afternoon into early Saturday …
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Brittany Aubin, from the Global Poverty Project, came to Boston University on Monday, February 4 to give a moving presentation on the 1.4 billion reasons to join the efforts to …
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