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Taking the Seaport World Trade Center by storm, Boston Comic Con returned triumphantly this weekend to bring thousands of fans together to meet their geeky heroes. The Quad had the …
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Taking the Seaport World Trade Center by storm, Boston Comic Con returned triumphantly this weekend to bring thousands of fans together to meet their geeky heroes. The Quad had the …
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It’s difficult to comprehend the number of tragedies, freak accidents, and acts of malice that Boston has seen this year. With the graduation of Boston University’s Class of 2013, it’s clear that nothing, no matter how harsh, can completely diminish the spirit of this city.
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The feet that walked Greater Boston’s cobblestoned streets from this town’s founding to the present day are those of people who shaped and are shaping the United States’ development as …
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Boston has made it through an unimaginably horrible week. For five days, from the explosions on Marathon Monday, which claimed the lives of three innocent young people, until Friday night’s …
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After a long, hard winter, yesterday was the first day of real spring. But for most of it, we were trapped inside. Yesterday, Boston University was on lockdown. The Dean’s …
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Who’s that? Does he go here? Nope! He Doesn’t Even Go Here is a weekly column devoted to exploring the lifestyle, culture and atmosphere of the various institutes of higher education around …
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Tuesday evening, President Brown sent the Boston University community a second e-mail pertaining to the tragic events of yesterday’s Boston Marathon. This one came with the heavy-hearted confirmation that a …
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Today, I was sitting in CAS, waiting for my class to begin. The mood of the events that have transpired over the past 24 hours was tangible. We’re still in …
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We were seated outside the Au Bon Pain three blocks from the finish line when we heard the first boom. Like a cannon shot. There was silence; we looked around …
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Oil spills have hogged the spotlight the past few weeks. Between Exxon Mobil’s burst pipeline in Arkansas, Chevron’s leaky pipeline in Utah, the passionate debate over the Keystone XL pipeline, …
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The Food Activism & Justice lecture featuring the Food Empowerment Project (FEP) and key speaker/founder Lauren Ornelas, was more than just a discussion about environmental and social justice issues. This …
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