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Sundance London: ‘Shut Up and Play the Hits’ Review

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Shut Up and Play the Hits does not portray its rock-star subject as any sort of extraordinary person. He’s just a regular dude who made a few cool albums. While we see the banality of his daily life, we also get a top-quality concert movie—just not quite enough of each.

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May 18, 2012 | Respond

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Sundance London: ‘The House I Live In’ Review

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The House I Live In is a dark, fascinating, upsetting documentary that digs deep into the drug war in America. Because of its in-depth interviews, masterful editing, beautiful camerawork, and rock-solid research, it may just be the best documentary I have ever seen.

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May 17, 2012 | Respond

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Sundance London: ‘Safety Not Guaranteed’ Review

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Safety Not Guaranteed is a unique low-budget sci-fi adventure with very little sci-fi. Aubrey Plaza’s slight break of type allows her to shine in a role that really could not be played by anyone else. It has a bit of action, lots of laughs, and even some awkward sexual encounters.

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May 16, 2012 | 1 Response

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Sundance London: ‘Liberal Arts’ Review

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Liberal Arts is a heartfelt comedy with a great cast and a plot to breakdown any current undergrad with a soul. It is cute without being schmaltzy (most of the time), and puts a new spin on the “attractive sad boy meets attractive sad girl” story.

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May 15, 2012 | Respond

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The Internet is Serious Business: Thoughts from ROFLCon

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It would be a mistake to expect anything but ridiculousness from this weekend’s ROFLCon, the third in a series of Internet conferences held at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Because [...]

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May 9, 2012 | Respond

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How To: Write a Paper on an Impossible Deadline

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The deadlines that precede the end of the semster are rushing towards us at the speed of passenger trains. Unfortunately, there are many who haven’t finished—or started—their final papers. Maybe [...]

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May 7, 2012 | 2 Responses

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The MadCap: “At the Codfish Ball”

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Our little girls are growing up. This week’s episode of Mad Men explored the relationships between parents and daughters and the inevitable conflicts that arise when the daughters grow up. [...]

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May 3, 2012 | Respond

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Roblog: Talk Bots

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Roblog is a weekly column dedicated to understanding the world of robotics. If science fiction is right and the impending robot apocalypse is real, it can’t hurt to be prepared. [...]

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May 2, 2012 | 1 Response

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Not All Hope is Lost for the Red Sox

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Although it’s still early in the season, MLB right now is, for lack of a better description, kind of crazy. Every team is having their moments of really stepping it [...]

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May 2, 2012 | Respond

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The Gleecap: “Choke”

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The Gleecap is a column dedicated to a recap and review of the zany antics that occur in each episode of the television show Glee. Blog posts will be released each Wednesday following an [...]

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May 2, 2012 | Respond

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Brown’s Letter: A Response Worth the Wait

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With reporting and contributions by Allan Lasser. Yesterday, the Boston University student body received a letter, via email, from President Robert A. Brown. Usually these letters contain tragic news; this [...]

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May 1, 2012 | 3 Responses

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Warren Towers Assault Raises Heavy Concerns

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On Saturday evening, Warren Towers was full of police officers. Both uniformed and in plainclothes, security professionals from BUPD and the Boston Police Department were seen patrolling the halls of [...]

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Apr 30, 2012 | 4 Responses

12th Issue V3

April 30th, 2012

  1. 1. The Campus That Could Have Been

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  2. 2. BU Central: It’s Central for a Reason

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  3. 3. “It’s Who You Know”: Networking During Undergrad

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  4. 4. How to Get a Job After Graduation

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  5. 5. Hard to Be Heard in Higher Education

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  6. 6. An Underaged Guide to Boston After Hours

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  7. 7. Can Mitt Really Win?

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  8. 8. BU’s Own “Dylanologist”

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  9. 9. Last Words: The Quad Seniors Look Back and Share Some Wisdom

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