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The world changed when the COVID-19 virus began its spread worldwide. Even through all of the death and negativity associated with the coronavirus, positive changes did come from this societal shift.
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Christopher Nolan’s new film “Tenet” was difficult to follow, as well as difficult to audibly comprehend. Here’s how Nolan’s film can be broken down, as reviewed by The Quad.
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With larger numbers of homeless people in cities, urban students often wonder whether they should be helping the homeless in their community by donating a dollar or their spare change.
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Taika Waititi, the director of “Jojo Rabbit,” makes the audience consider the perspective of a child during Nazi Germany.
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Lisa Kavanaugh has dedicated her Harvard law doctoral degree toward helping people wrongfully convicted of crimes; These wrongful convictions happen more often than you would think.
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Take inspiration from these movies for your last-minute Halloween costume.
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Dogs and their owners paraded in costumes at this past weekend’s Halloween Pet Parade and Costume Contest at Faneuil Hall.
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If you’re looking to burst the BU Bubble, take a bus to New York City.
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What you need to know about the #MeToo Movement this month as it involves Justice Brett Kavanaugh, Antonio Brown, Al Franken and Placido Domingo.
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They Shall Not Grow Old directed by Peter Jackson utilized revolutionary technology that colorized black-and-white footage from content filmed in the 1900s to piece together a new perspective of a war documentary.
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After numerous protests and rallies by Boston University service workers, an agreement was met on Nov. 1 with the workers and university administration to raise wages with a compromise to health insurance benefits.
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BU hosted “Drag on Fire,” featuring all local drag performers in order to raise proceeds for Youth on Fire all while fueling students with creative expression.
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