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Come and Die With Me, Little Priest
A review of season 1 of True Detective.
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What to Think About Pink
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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February in Twenty-Eight Seconds
There are so many tiny, fleeting moments in your life—beautiful, tragic, awkward, funny, ordinary moments. It’s hard to remember them all. That is why I’ve tasked myself with recording a …
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Sex Out Loud
Megan Andelloux of Oh Megan! brings her whirlwind of a workshop to BU
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The Weird and Amazing Worlds of MMORPGs
On January 27, the largest, most unbelievable battle in the history of video games took place. In EVE Online, an MMORPG (massively multiplayer online role playing game) where players are …
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Drowners Impress at Great Scott Allston
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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Performance Matters
Over the years, there has been an increasing disconnect between students and the visual and performing arts – in numbers and in interest. As seen in a 2009 Los Angeles Times survey, …
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Dance Spotlight: Boston Ballet Visits the BU Stage
The Boston Ballet visited Boston University’s Tsai Performance Center to give students the first sneak preview of their latest show “Close to Chuck” Monday night—an event marked by contemporary dance, …
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Bursting the Bubble: Somerville
You might ask yourself, “What’s so special about Somerville that I should make a 40-minute commute through the Arctic tundra that is the outside world at present to get there?” …
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Celebrity Schadenfreude: Rejoicing At The Failures Of People We Don’t Even Know
The late American writer Gore Vidal claimed: “It is not enough to succeed. Others must fail.”
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Tea Time: A Celebration of World-Wide Culture
Tea Time, a weekly event held every Thursday in the Howard Thurman Center at BU, brings students together over discussing the cultural significance of a variety of teas from around the world.
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You Gots 2 Chill: Brendan Canning Tells It Like It Is at Great Scott
The only thing more depressing than the end of a weekend is the end of a long weekend. And on this past Monday night that’s exactly where we found ourselves, …
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