Old School Jams
As festival season comes to a close, music fans are beginning to filter into arenas for the fall’s mega tours. The top 40 bands are not the only ones, though—across…
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Your Mag’s Definitive Halloween Roundup
Movies Halloween (1978) No Halloween-themed festivities would be complete without the requisite viewing of John Carpenter’s seminal 1978 slasher flick Halloween. It remains, to this day, arguably the most famous,…
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Boston: City of Art
A yarn graffiti workshop, a percussion ice music performance, a futuristic fashion show—these diverse events represent only a portion of the 79 eclectic activities offered at this year’s Fall ArtWeek….
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Griddler’s Burgers and Dogs Coming To Campus
Most of us at Emerson have been wondering what new business will fill the now-empty spot at 134 Boylston. The alcove in which Four Burgers once stood has been vacant for some time, but we at Your Mag have good news. A new burger joint, Griddler’s Burgers and Dogs, is coming to campus. This will be a second location for Griddler’s, which is currently open at 204 Cambridge Street in Beacon Hill.
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Off The Charts: Women in Music
The year 2013 had looked, for a long time, to be shaping up to be a thoroughly dispiriting time for female representation in music. Robin Thicke’s ode to misogyny…
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Three Parts of Desire
Hostel One When I landed in Madrid, I immediately remembered just how alone I was. People gathered at the terminal exit, crying and embracing loved ones as I quietly slipped…
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Tote-ally
Everything about autumn is oversized: thick knit sweaters, chunky leather boots, and scarves that go on for miles. The chilly November winds mean that along with those year-round handbag staples—a…
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Mission Possible: Civic Engagement at Emerson
Using games to better society is a relatively new concept, and Emerson wants in. 160 Boylston Street: from the outside, it doesn’t look like much. As students we walk past…
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A Rower’s Routine
Chloe Laverack is rowing her third Head of The Charles Regatta. She’s no stranger to practice. On the banks of the Charles River this Oct. 18 and 19, you won’t…
