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Contributing Writers: Asta Thrastardottir and Sharon Weissburg Even on the most frigid days, Terriers continue to strut their stuff and show their style. Especially when it’s cold and dreary, many …
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On Friday, February 8th, BU cancelled school because of the impending blizzard, nicknamed Nemo. When students awoke the next morning, the storm was dying off. By noon, the snow had …
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Sheets of snow fell fast and hard onto Boston’s wide avenues and crooked alleyways last night, accumulating quickly and wetly as the sky grew dark. Many students, since classes were …
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I found Nemo, everybody. Thank G-d or Vishnu or the Spaghetti Monster that Nemo wasn’t this easy to find back in 2003 or we wouldn’t have the “just keep swimming” …
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On Monday, Boston Ballet revisited Tsai Performance Center for Dance Spotlight: An Evening with Boston Ballet, an annual showcase from the Howard Gotleib Archival Research Center featuring live performances from …
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Next May, after four unbelievably quick and invigorating years at BU, I will be graduating. That thought in itself is frightening, before I even take into account that after my …
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Right up there with pastel-hue hair and winged eyeliner, Doc Marten boots have become a staple of this season’s trendiest looks. Mind you, I’m not the fashion blogger here at …
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Amid the Facebook “Graph Search” controversy and a constant struggle with privacy features, a new app has been developed that permeates your friends’ personal lives on a whole new level. Introducing: …
Read More Come in, Boston University! Do you read? I’m currently contacting you from the panic room so graciously provided by my wonderful Allston landlord. I’ll come out once Brookline is safe. …
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On Friday night, the Boston University chapter of FeelGood premiered with a grand opening of its non-profit grilled cheese deli at Warren Towers’ Late Nite Café. Following FeelGood’s mission to …
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On Friday evening, a large lecture hall in BU’s College of Communication got much smaller. While no actual construction or re-arrangement of furniture occurred, the room went from being a …
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A modest-looking man converses with a female student seated toward the back of the auditorium. When asked if he is here to see the presentation, he replies, “I’m actually the …
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