Ten Years Later, Osama Is Dead
On May 1st 2003, former President George W. Bush trotted out onto the deck of an aircraft carrier, stood under a Mission Accomplished banner and declared victory in the War …
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On May 1st 2003, former President George W. Bush trotted out onto the deck of an aircraft carrier, stood under a Mission Accomplished banner and declared victory in the War …
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The end of spring semester is upon us. The sun is shining, the trees are blooming, and students all over campus are fighting the eternal battle between studying for finals …
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Most nights, I walk just below a flat-out run towards my building because I don’t feel safe in this city, on this campus. Just because I’m a woman. Just because …
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It seems only appropriate that I conclude my last week writing for the Quad (aside from 1 or 2 more #TweetCreeps of the year) the way I began it, which …
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This Thursday, Senior Vice President of Social Responsibility of MTV International, Georgia Arnold, brought Shuga to Boston University’s Medical and Charles River Campuses. Shuga is the latest project in MTV’s “Staying …
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As this academic year comes to a close, we’ve asked our outgoing seniors to share their final words on their experiences at BU, their thoughts on college in general. Many …
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There was Matthew*, who was “taking a year off” from Architectural School and whose biggest fear/annoyance was “sleeping alone.” Mark insisted on “reading” me whenever the conversation lulled over nachos …
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#RoyalWedding bells are ringing for this week’s #TweetCreep! We’ve got Kate Middleton’s and the Queen’s favorite fast food, your new not favorite wedding venue (hint: it doesn’t rhyme with BU …
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Monday’s lecture, “What I Learned at Straight Camp,” revealed the inner workings of camp-like retreats aimed at turning gay men straight.
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Between speaking at events, competing on game shows and threatening to jump in the Charles River, the face of the Dean of Students Kenn Elmore is everywhere on campus including, for a few hours Thursday morning, the side of Mugar Library.
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If 43 percent of the population suffers from a disorder, is it really a disorder at all? That question, among others, is what Orgasm, Inc asks its audience to consider. …
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