Anthony Lane Reviews Life During COVID
The Current Cinema: The Zoom Call, Furloughed Guy, Papa John's No Contact Delivery & Blame Bill Gates
'The Afghanistan Papers': War Revelations From The Washington Post
The Washington Post’s massive investigation that U.S. officials misled the public about the Afghanistan War for almost 20 years. We talk with one of those same officials on what they said then, and what they think now.
Quotes from Arthur Miller’s “Death of an Influencer”
"Pop, I have no platform! I have no platform, Pop! Can't you understand?"
Harvard student’s suicide prompts concern about mental health care on college campuses
The New England Center for Investigative Reporting is based out of WGBH News. Boston Globe Reporter Todd Wallack and students from Boston University’s investigative reporting clinic contributed to this report.
The Story behind the BU Wind Ensemble’s New Album, Expanding Spaces
Recently, four College of Fine Arts School of Music composers and the Boston University Wind Ensemble and its conductor released an album of contemporary classical music called Expanding Spaces.
My Grandma’s New Hexagon Quilt Just Dropped And The Embroidery Is Lit AF
After eighty-nine years, five kids, two C-sections, one kidney transplant, nine grandchildren, three great-granddaughters, and two titanium hips, Queen G has graced us with her boldest creation yet—just when the internet wasn’t looking.
Make Epcot Great Again
My fellow Floridians...I'm here today as your Commander in Chief, wearing one of these wonderful MAGA Mouse Ear Hats, because it's time to put an end to the globalist World Showcase conspiracy.
D.A.R.E. Teaches Hobbits to Say ‘No’ to Smoking Leaf
You’ve heard your friends talk about him before. He goes by many names: Mithrandir, Incánus, Tharkûn, the quote unquote “Grey Pilgrim,” the so-called “White Wizard.”
Why We Decided to Have Hillary Go Mad First Lady and Burn the White House to the Ground in the Final Season of America
David Benioff: You know for a lot of fans, this comes as a really shocking moment in the West....uncharacteristic for our heroine.
How I Snowplowed My Utterly Unmagical Child’s Way into the Most Prestigious School of Witchcraft and Wizardry
Making subterranean transfer of 75,000 galleons ($500,000) to Dumbledore’s secure Gringotts vault...
CFA Student Wins Poster Contest for Zach Braff Movie
Graphic design student Sam West's illustration earned her a trip to Hollywood and a chance to work with noted director Zach Braff.
The (Model UN) Security Council
A satire and tribute to DFW, on one of the web's first literary magazines, where he and Saunders, Bolano, Ben Marcus, Simon Rich and others published their fiction.
As Your Unpaid TSA Worker, I Will Be Confiscating a Lot More Than Your Liquids
I’ll be honest, we’re not going to give you back your shoes.
Aerial Research: Drones used to study whales
Traditional whale research involves invasive and costly tracking devices. That's why Iain Kerr from Ocean Alliance decided to use drones. His remote-controlled SnotBot is changing the way marine biologists conduct research. He discussed the emerging technology at HUBweek's Aerial Futures: The Drone Frontier.
Speech to Norwegian Ministry of Immigration
Brief address given at a political summit in Arendal, Norway on behalf of Mons Sydness, Advisor to the Minister of Immigration, at the end of the government sponsored integration program aboard the sailing ship Sørlandet, in the hopes of bolstering support in the year to come.
Nautical Correspondence
Daily updates from sea written during tenure as Media Coordinator with the A+ World Academy aboard Sørlandet, a Norwegian tallship turned international boarding school circumnavigating the world.
