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I’m going to be brutally honest with you tweeps. The #TweetCreep wouldn’t be what it is today without the unpredictable, entertaining, and often Jersey Shore-related tweets from the one, the only, …
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Registration season is upon Boston University. Underclassmen are trying to fulfill divisional studies requirement and rising seniors who have fulfilled most of their requirements are just looking to accumulate some …
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Over a hundred BU students danced for 18 hours to raise money for HIV/AIDS awareness and research.
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Seeing Boston by bike is a whole new world. You can forgo crowded trains and sidewalks and jet across the city or along the Esplanade. But buying a bike can …
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Hi. My name is Amalie. I’m new here. When I first transferred to this enormous campus we call home, the sheer number of people striding down Commonwealth Avenue overwhelmed me. …
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This week’s #TweetCreep only features the brilliantly written tweets of various members of the Kardashian family in an effort to shine light on their inspirational daily life experiences…JUST KIDDING #APRILFOOLS, …
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Rejoice, sci-fi fans! Despite what seemed like an insurmountable ratings dip and a spot on the Friday night “graveyard” FOX lineup, Fringe was renewed for a full 22 episode fourth season …
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Ultra-hardcore seriously-awesome badass Ben Thompson, creator of the popular humor site “Badass of the Week,” signed copies of his latest book at Barnes and Noble Tuesday night.
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“Writers at the Black Box,” hosted by the Boston University Creative Writing Program on March 29 at the Boston Playwrights’ Theatre, featured five writers and a myriad of current works spanning topics from art galleries to boogers.
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A Boston-based non-profit aims to harness the power of hipsterdom to benefit people in third world countries. In January, Smallbean launched Project Repat: an initiative to collect shirts from used clothing …
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This week, The New York Times decided to make life a little less convenient for college students everywhere by ending free unlimited access to their online content. If you’re like me, and have to scrounge around for laundry money, here are some tips to still get your news for free.
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Former Boston City Councilman and federal felon Chuck Turner spent his last night before reporting to prison at Northeastern University, talking on a panel entitled “Framing the Innocent”
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