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BU Stories: Project Mailbox’s Nick Dougherty
What is red and white and made for change? Project Mailbox, a 3 ½ ft-tall cast iron mailbox that has taken up residence in front of University Grill. BU Stories …
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October 31st, 2011
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After 20 Years, Brian Freeman and Fierce Love Return to Boston
It all started in San Francisco’s Castro District when a space opened up at Josie’s Cabaret & Juice Joint, a popular comedy club. It was the perfect place for Boston …
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The Truth About Social Movements
The United States is a nation that prides itself in the fact that it was born out of the collective dissatisfaction of its citizens. The right of the people to …
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An Anthology of Horror: Five Films for Halloween
Now that Halloween is here, what better way to celebrate than to catch a scary movie? Whether you’re planning to spend the night in or out, here’s a mosaic of …
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The Dining Hall Crawl: A Ranking of BU Eateries
BU students have no shortage of options for any given meal. There are great restaurants both on and off campus, and endless options to cook in one’s own kitchen. In …
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Igniting Ideas with BU Inspire
Maybe it was the wide variety of speakers, the energetic atmosphere or the good-sized audience, but this weekend’s BU Inspire Conference did not feel like the first. However, this speaker …
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The Migrant Record Release and the Beauty of House Shows
Allston seems to be crawling with House shows. What with the Secret House of Pancakes, Wacky Kastle and Yes.Oui.Si, Boston is bursting with house basements and art galleries alike willing …
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For Fearless Foodies: An Adventurous Flavor Thesaurus
Going to the grocery store can be a daunting task. There are a multitude of aisles filled with countless types of food, making it easy to get distracted and overwhelmed. …
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Side Streets: Mass Ave
“Side Streets” is a partnership between The Quad and BU Now, in which Quad writers will profile things to see and do along different streets that intersect Commonwealth Avenue. This week’s …
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Op-Ed: Erin Reese on Food Day
This past Monday, October 24, marked Food Day. If you didn’t happen to come across anything advertising the existence of Food Day, it is a national grassroots campaign (events were …
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