It’s Finally SoWa Season!
Next Sunday marks the re-opening of SoWa Open Air Market, Boston’s summertime shopping and dining mecca for vintage wear, craft, and
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Author: Naomi Spungen
Vigil Held to Honor Victims of Marathon Bombing
The atmosphere was somber at Tuesday evening’s vigil held in honor of the victims of the Boston Marathon bombings. The
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Whole Foods Market To Open In Brookline Amid Corporate Controversy
This coming Thursday, Whole Foods Market, an Austin-based supermarket chain specializing in organic and environmentally responsible products, will be
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QAC Sponsors Sexual Assault Awareness Panel
This past Tuesday a discussion panel was held in BU’s Center for Gender, Sexuality & Activism which addressed issues regarding
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Spectrum Club Prepares For Drag Ball With Makeup Tutorial
On Tuesday evening, BU’s Spectrum club held a drag makeup tutorial in preparation for their annual Drag Ball, which will
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BU Hillel’s Free Krav Maga Class is Awesome
What ON EARTH is Krav Maga? I’m glad you asked! Krav Maga, a Hebrew phrase that literally means “contact combat,” is
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BU Alcohol Policies Surprisingly Shortsighted
Everyone knows that drinking is awesome. When you’re drunk, everyone is fun and funny, and everything that comes out of
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Know Your Boots: The Curious History of our Beloved ‘Docs’
Right up there with pastel-hue hair and winged eyeliner, Doc Marten boots have become a staple of this season’s trendiest
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The Gibson House Museum: Our Back Bay Portal to the Victorian Era
I was fortunate enough this past Tuesday to partake in a special tour of Boston’s historic Gibson House, and be
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A Review of ‘Guesstimation: Solving the World’s Problems on the Back of a Cocktail Napkin’
Guesstimation, by Lawrence Weinstein and John A. Adam, is a book that would make the perfect holiday gift for anyone who wants
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Pet Ownership in College Is Not for Everyone
A few weeks ago, I was on my way to Walgreens to pick up toothpaste when I bumped into a
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Thoughts on Boston’s Rodent Problem
The evening was transpiring like any other. I was sitting on my bed, laptop propped up on my knees, browsing
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