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BU Celebrates International Education Week
Global engagement touted in film screenings, student artwork, more
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Women’s Soccer Advances to Patriot League Playoffs
Terriers go for second consecutive conference title
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Getting to Know Your Neighborhood: Brookline Village
Meandering around a historic Brookline hub
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Hoop(ing) Dreams
Two nights each week hula hoops, flow wands, and electronic poi balls fly through the air in a small gym behind the GSU. Led by Ariella Darvish (CAS’15) of the BU Hooping Project, a group of BU students is learning how to master the ways of flow arts.
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Challah for Hunger: Aurelia Paul (CAS’18) (left) and Jordan Rozenfeld (SMG’17) make the traditional Jewish braided bread challah, this one pumpkin spice flavored; the challah is then sold to raise money for hunger organizations. The next Challah for Hunger is November 11 at 7:30 p.m. at the Florence and Chafetz Hillel House. Photo by Esther Ro (COM’15)
What’s Up BU?
Friday
- Convergence: 60th Anniversary Alumni ExhibitionAll Day
- Students for a Just and Stable Future emPOWERme Bike Marathon9:00am
- Is Eating Organic Foods Healthier? – A New Research Platform Could End this Debate12:45pm
- Your Graduate School Personal Statement1:00pm
- Weekly Curling Trips3:00pm
- Jump the Wall - A skateboarding event commemorating the fall of the Berlin Wall5:00pm
- CINEMATHEQUE: This Ain't California with filmmaker Marten Persiel7:00pm
- Concert for Rosie's Place8:00pm
Don’t Miss
Urinetown the Musical
BU on Broadway presents a full-scale performance of the award-winning musical Urinetown. BU on Broadway is a student-run group founded in 1994 and open to all students regardless of major. Tsai Performance Center, 685 Commonwealth Ave.; tickets are $12.50; open to the public; find more information here.
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Athletics Headlines
- Field Hockey. No. 20 Terriers Open PL Tournament vs. American November 6, 2014
- W. Soccer. Terriers Take On Navy In PL Semifinal November 6, 2014
- W. Ice Hockey. Leslie Named Hockey East Rookie of the Month November 6, 2014
Series Spotlight
The Climate Crisis
BU researchers explore the science behind earth’s environmental changes, and what they mean for our future.
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The Climate Crisis: Your Job or Your Planet?
Research says action on climate change won’t stifle economy
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The Climate Crisis: Breaking the Fossil Fuel Habit
The promise, and challenge, of shifting to alternative energy
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Video: The Climate Crisis: Measuring Boston’s Metabolism
CAS researchers track the city’s carbon digestion
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The Secret’s in the Spit
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POV: How Can Universities Welcome People with Disabilities?
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