Her words hit me like a shovel. I was so taken aback. I had never heard the season of summer be used as a verb.
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A Lot of Promise: TU/TD
Looking out over the quieted Upper Campus below and the humblingly beautiful sky above him, it’s sunsets like this that he knows he’ll miss next semester.
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Why Must These Things Happen: TU/TD
It’s a Saturday night at Boston College, and the freshman returns to his dorm, triumphantly still a little bit drunk from the off-campus party he attended for all of 19 minutes. Upon entering his building, however, he is caught in the middle of a smokescreen.
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The Interrobang and Selling Out: TU/TD
Sometimes, the cliché narrative of popular musicians selling the soul of their artistry to rise to the top of the charts becomes far too evident to ignore.
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Trying Hard and Being Hungry: TU/TD
At around 7:57 p.m. (although the website says 8:00), BC dining closes its doors in Mac. The sliding doors come together prematurely and suddenly, and hungry students hoping to sneak in at the last minute and eat a dinner not consisting of fried foods often have their spirits crushed at the sight of the gray barrier in front of them.
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Blue Houses and Getting Older: TU/TD
In the shadow of Fenway Park, there is a venue that offers an escape from the rest of the world. Young people can take refuge from their busy college lives and enter a chamber of carefree spirit and fantastic acoustics.
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A Party of Lies, With Bread: TU/TD
Truly, they were coming up, and they were going to get this party started.
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Sad Elephants and Existential Questions: TU/TD
It’s hard to not be caught up in everything that takes place in the present. It’s what everyone is doing, so it has to be the only thing that matters, right?
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Housing Process Hell: TU/TD
Upperclassmen warned us. The signs were in the stars: 25 percent of freshmen live on CoRo.
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8-Mans and Speaker Phone: TU/TD
Today is the day. All of the pent up agony and testosterone of the freshman class will soon erupt in elation … or in despair.
