As part of an occasional series, The News asked unsuspecting students to put their iPods on shuffle and explain why they have the first five songs that played, however great or embarrassing.
By Liam O'Kennedy, News Correspondent
The melded mass of crimson picture frames, doors and chairs piled high against the left wall of the stage in the Studio Theatre creates a mysterious environment in the small performance space. Closer to the seating area, strings of...
“Why did he pick her?”
Every girl has said it at one point or another, even if it was about the dog sleeping in her sister’s bed one night when she needed him more.
On Monday, everyone on my Twitter timeline’s jaw dropped as “The Bachelor's” Ben Flajnik chose...
It’s finally here.
After two months of life-draining papers, excruciatingly dull readings and an endless cycle of class, internship, homework, job, repeat – it’s finally here. Time for me to pack my bags, round up the troops and board a bus to New York City, where the...
Featured Event: Sled race sans sled
The Boston Urban Iditarod is a little different from the Alaskan dog sled race from which it takes its name. Obviously, it’s in Boston, not Alaska. It substitutes shopping carts for sleds and humans for huskies. It also has themed teams,...
A week for funding notification. Four weeks for contract signing. Two weeks to send out bids. This is the schedule for putting together an on-campus show, and those students who help to organize concerts and events have become accustomed to its plodding pace.
The sights, sounds and smells of Arabic culture set the tone in the ballroom at the Curry Student Center Friday evening at 5 p.m. for “Leilet Omr,” an annual celebration of Middle Eastern culture.
