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Today is unlike any other Saturday. Today, your inner child resurfaces, and you put on your best Power Rangers costume, grab your pillow, and prepare for a pillow fight like …
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Boston University’s campus is sprawling and from the outside, it’s hard to see it. It all looks like another street in Boston, just with more young people running around. But from …
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On March 22, Hillel held its annual Purim Party at Rumor Nightclub. “Cirque Du Purim” was circus-themed, with partygoers dressed in costumes and snacking on hamentashen, a traditional Israeli cookie. …
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The Boston Underground Film Festival turns sweet sixteen with its most bizarre collections of films yet.
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I was woefully unprepared for the Huntington Theatre’s performance of The Seagull. I knew essentially nothing about the playwright, Anton Chekhov, nothing of the play’s plot, and nothing of the …
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In Chicago, a University Pass model is positively touted as a way for students to get across town to internships, jobs, and events, benefiting both its users and the city’s …
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This week, Old Towne: New Style highlights Tal Chased (SHA ’17), founder of Wear I Am.
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Thought Babe Ruth was the first sports superstar? Think again. On the Thursday before spring break, author Christopher Klein spoke at the Boston Public Library of his new book Strong Boy: …
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With the advent of the Museum of Fine Arts’ most recent fashion exhibit “Think Pink” comes conversation around the history of pink, which is arguably the most evocative color of the spectrum. What IS the history of pink and what role does pink play in our contemporary society?
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All photos by Kara Korab Drowners kicked off touring their self-titled debut LP at Great Scott in Allston last Thursday. The New York-based band is fronted by English model turned …
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There’s only one place in Boston where a ballerina, columnist, Top Chef competitor, lead guitarist, @bostontweet, and RadioBDC personality convene and compete in a burrito rolling showdown. Anna’s Taqueria, a …
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Amazing news for people of letters: Boston expects to have the nation’s first literary cultural district in late 2014.
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