FreeP Files: They’re watching you?
For this week’s FreeP Files, I want to talk about the mainstream conspiracy that our iPhones are always recording us and the ways in which that information can be used against us.
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The sophomore slump survival guide
Bright-eyed freshmen, buckle your seatbelts, because it’s almost your turn to tackle the sophomore slump.
Read More →Congrats, Kendrick, but…
Listening to Kendrick’s album, I realized how important it is to listen to black artists. The fact is, I, as a white American, will never be able to understand how systematic racism feels firsthand.
Read More →How BU schools celebrated this Marathon Monday
As per the mythos of Marathon Monday, each BU school has their own way of partaking in MarMon festivities.
Read More →3 things that make Allston different from other college party neighborhoods
While visiting my friend, I felt like I was in an alternate universe, which was only exacerbated by the fact that everyone was wearing L.L. Bean. Where was T. Anthony’s?
Read More →FreeP Files: Where does the BU BUS go?
Where does the shuttle go when it’s suddenly off the grid?
Read More →FreeP Files: Cults or BU colleges?
Cults are scary, sure, but what’s scarier than a doomsday disaster? Tuition increases.
Read More →FreeP Files: SHA’s most underrated alum, Mr. Moseby
The iconic manager of the Tipton Hotel has the interpersonal skills, hospitality and, well, whatever else a hotel manager needs that I’m about 68 percent sure results from a Boston University School of Hospitality Administration education.
Read More →Canada is cold (and other things I learned on spring break)
It might as well have had a sign once you cleared customs: spring breakers, beware.
Read More →FreeP Files: Bay State government vans
From aliens to intelligence, theorizing on the unknown workings of higher authorities is as intriguing as it is intoxicating. In my attempt to navigate this slippery slope, I invite you to look at exhibit A, right here on Boston University’s Bay State Road: government vans.
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