Work Smarter Not Harder—My Experience with CrossFit
My experience depended heavily on the environment and the coaches in each gym.
Anchita Khurana (BU ‘22)
Anchita Khurana (BU ‘22)
Anchita is a freshman at Boston University, studying business with a concentration in entrepreneurship. Her hobbies include reading and writing.
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Jane Eyre: Can an 1800s Classic Possibly be a Feminist Novel?
This article contains spoilers for Jane Eyre , so if you’re planning on reading it, be wary.
Book Review: "The Shadow of the Wind" by Carlos Luis Zafón
In the dust of poorly plotted young adult literature, is a book about books, and it glows like magic.
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Meet Professor Kinh T. Vu—Kilachand Hall’s Faculty-in-Residence
Musician, writer, and our favorite Faculty-in-Residence.
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The Office Wouldn’t Fly in 2018, But Here’s Why It’s Still Important
It’s crucial to give importance to art, regardless of what it makes us feel.
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Meet Alexandra Kallfelz and Discover Her Passions
Learn a little bit about one of our own writers whose passions include journalism, writing, and Christmas.
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David Sedaris: A Comedic Genius Who’s Sensitive Too
Yes, comedy still exists; and it can be impactful.
A Review of EXO’s 5th Album, "Don’t Mess Up My Tempo"
We’ve been waiting over a year for this to drop.
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The Four Great Beauties: A Glimpse Into Chinese Culture
Four women of Ancient China who influenced their culture in tremendous ways.
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Gossip Girl: Then and Now
How the show changed prospectively in the eyes of its viewers.
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Troye Sivan in Concert: A Review
Definitely worth the Friday night.
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The Only Tip You’ll Ever Need to Become a Writer
It’s not so much a tip as a game plan.
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Kim Jongin: The Gucci Boy with a Girl’s Bag
How fashion icons have become fluid representations of gender roles.
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Ariana Grande and The Women Who Carry
How the hate directed towards Ariana Grande post-Mac Miller’s death reflects our society’s unfair expectations and standards concerning women.
