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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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The coronavirus pandemic is affecting students and soon-to-be graduates, and the effects may be felt economically for the next 10 to 15 years.
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Living on-campus has its perks—such as 24-hour security and guaranteed close proximity to campus—but students have to factor in other variables such as cost effectiveness when deciding whether or not to live on-campus or off-campus post-freshman year.
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Rebecca Lenkiewicz’s “Her Naked Skin” at Berklee showed its audience a new perspective of the women’s suffrage movement of the 20th century.
Read MoreStudents such as Gianpaolo Colavolpe from Northeastern University have had to change travel plans due to the spread of coronavirus and travel precaution in countries such as Italy.
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With Hong Kong protest graffiti appearing on our own campus, here’s a rundown of some of the turmoil taking place between Hong Kong and the People’s Republic of China.
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Many BU students believe the university isn’t trying hard enough to mobilize students to vote. We heard from a few of them struggling to maneuver the absentee ballot process or voting registration process.
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A few BU students weighed the pros and cons of both New York City and their current home city of Boston.
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Thanksgiving break is a great time to catch up on all the Netflix and recent movies you’ve missed; but, it can be overwhelming to pick just a few from a long list of options. Find out what other BU students are planning to watch this break for some guidance.
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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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