On Friday, November 14th, Boston University Men's basketball will enter its 100th season. I don't know about any of you, but so far, I've only been privy to two seasons of streaky play. This seems to be the general theme among the men's athletic program at BU.
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The AP presidential poll results show that it may just be a close call.
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Another caddish politician goes down.
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Yes, he's always angry (we all remember that voicemail), but this time he's ripping on your favorite NBC shows, including his own, 30 Rock.
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Bored in DC? Try hitting up Eastern Market. It's absolutely adorable and will add a little bit of arts-y-ness to your life.
Even though some people have decided to brave the ridiculous gas prices in order to take a summer road trip, there is a cheaper way to travel. Megabus is a bus company that started off in England and now has lines that run across the US and Canada. They service the northeast, mid-west, and wes
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Fame has gone before ye, o coffee fetchers. We've got the list to prove it.
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Funny how GW forgets to tell us things that happen @ Lisner.
"The Smithsonian Associates present Stephen Colbert - Truthiness, Justice, and the American Way" is going up Friday, but your best bet now is Craigslist for tickets.
Who would have ever thought that the Smithsonian was so into... Colbert?
At an SA assembly about last week's poster controversy, students convened to discuss a solution to intolerance on campus. Students also spoke out about the upcoming "Islamo-fascism awareness week" calling it "intolerable."
GW's very own Hatchet brilliantly covered the hypocrisy
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Remember that "deadly popcorn" story back in September?
Turns out GW was behind this staggering breakthrough in popcorn research:
"The main component in butter flavored popcorn, diacetyl, causes "deadly, irreversible lung disease," said David Michaels, a research professor of environmental occupational health."
This week, the GW Hatchet delves into the exciting world of investigative journalism; one female columnist writes about her venture into the world of sorority recruitment---and was surprised to find the proceedings superficial and judgmental.
Sororities, exclusionary? Bitchy? What?
You learn something new every day.
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Well, here's an example of the "intellect" of the average Obama supporter:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NyvqhdllXgU
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