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The Duckling Day mascot and Friends of the Public Garden hosts lead parade participants through Boston Common while holding a Duckling Day banner. Spectators smiled and took photographs, commenting on the adorable duckling costumes.
Duckling Day brings families together, celebrates Mother’s Day with feathered fun
May 15, 2024
Ryan Gosling (left) and Emily Blunt in The Fall Guy. Leitch created The Fall Guy to celebrate the stunt industry and bring attention to the work of stunt doubles. Photo courtesy Universal Pictures.
Review: ‘The Fall Guy’ somewhat sticks the landing in its tribute to stunt performers
May 13, 2024
A graduate holds up a Palestinian flag during the undergraduate commencement ceremony May 5. Many students took the opportunity to voice their solidarity with Palestine during the commencement.
‘To celebrate our graduation was not morally sound for us’: Pro-Palestine demonstrations mark 2024 commencement, graduations
May 13, 2024
Kirsten Dunst stars as Lee in Civil War. Though “Civil War” had real potential, it failed to provide interesting critiques. Photo courtesy A24.
Review: ‘Civil War’ has little to say about America
May 12, 2024
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I like the nightlife, baby…and other things Boston lacks

October 22, 2002

By Margarita Neplokh

If you ask me what I thought of Boston when I first moved here, you would probably kick me the hell out, but over time things begin to grow on you. As a New Yorker for 12 years, I came to Boston in total culture shock

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A graduate holds up a Palestinian flag during the undergraduate commencement ceremony May 5. Many students took the opportunity to voice their solidarity with Palestine during the commencement.
‘To celebrate our graduation was not morally sound for us’: Pro-Palestine demonstrations mark 2024 commencement, graduations
Martin shows off the queen bee as she sits on her new nest. After being placed in her new hive, the queen bee created a “brood nest” at the bottom of the box, where she will lay eggs for each frame.
Northeastern’s Bee Society generates buzz, installs first ever student-run hive on Boston campus
Students walk in what is now Krentzman Quad in 1965 with signs protesting the Vietnam War. By 1968, the nationwide Vietnam War resistance movement had reached Northeastern. Photo courtesy Northeastern University Archives and Special Collections.
‘It was a thrilling time to be a college student’: Amid pro-Palestine protests, alumni reflect on activism during Vietnam War
The class of 2024 watch as fireworks explode over Fenway Park during the undergraduate commencement ceremony May 5. Many members of the graduating class started college during the COVID-19 lockdown, a theme mentioned in many speakers speeches.
‘You will shape the 21st century’: Class of 2024 celebrates commencement at Fenway Park
One week later: scenes from the Centennial Common encampment
One week later: scenes from the Centennial Common encampment
Kyler Shinkle-Stolar (center) stands linking arms with Sahra Ahmed (left) and August Escandon, two student protesters who were arrested for their involvement in the Centennial Common encampment. Shinkle-Stolar’s trespassing charges were dismissed during an arraignment April 29 at Boston Municipal Court in Roxbury.
‘The university is afraid of its students’: First arrested protester arraigned, arrested Northeastern student protesters hold press conference

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