Enjoy a Cold Treat at Amorino Gelato
Spring had reluctantly sprung in Boston, so I headed out to enjoy the warm weather. Shopping my way down Newbury Street, I decided to stop at Amorino for a cold…
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The Speakeasy: From 1920 to Today
In the early twentieth century, it was believed that alcohol was tearing families apart, causing corruption, and increasing crime rates. The Anti-Saloon League and the Women’s Christian Temperance Union strongly…
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The Evolution of Female Sex Writers
I wonder how many 1940s housewives sat at their kitchen tables, glasses of iced tea sweating perfect O’s on the table, thumbing through their copy of Good Housekeeping, wishing that…
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Emerson Tabletop Society: Bringing Roleplaying to Emerson
There is an image of mystery surrounding tabletop Roleplaying Games (RPGS) for a lot of people. The reason for this is obvious- it can be hard for people to get…
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Counting Down From 10
I sat holding my roommate’s hand, continuously adjusting my position to make the best of the uncomfortable chair. I could feel slight tremors going through her fingers like little bumps…
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Ain’t No Rest For The Well Dressed
Are you a pajama guy? Or are you one of those who go to bed in exactly what you wore to the gym? For some of you, you catch your…
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A Non-Basic Guide to Festival Style
Music festival season is in full swing and events like Coachella, Bonnaroo, and The Governors Ball are centerpieces for fashion inspiration. Millions tuned in to Instagram to see what their…
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Pure Barre Torture
I have never been particularly susceptible to peer pressure. Even though it meant stifling my high school social life, I wouldn’t hesitate to pass on the murky depths of a…
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Thrill of Contact Review
Audience members get a taste of traditional to downright silly ballet in Boston Ballet’s closing program of the season, “Thrill of Contact”. This collection of pieces concluded the Ballet’s season…
