If you’re graduating or going abroad and have a ton of dining points that are about to expire, order Domino’s using your points and add a donation to St. Jude’s onto your order instead of letting that money go to waste.
Edit: Yep, you can also get half returned if you have $10 or more left. But you can get $5 back or make a $10 donation, so why not donate a little?
1. Be a female.
2. Walk up to the front door.
3. Try to look hot as you’re looked up and down like a piece of meat as they judge whether you’re worthy of their sweaty, ~genius~ company.
4. Walk in.
OR
1. Be a male accompanied by five or more females.
It’s pretty terrible, actually.
Warren and West are the two predominantly freshmen dorms. Some info about each:
Warren
Shelton or Towers (edit: or HoJo) are also good if you want a quieter, smaller dorm.
Posted 5 months agoJOIN THE CGSA MONDAY, DECEMBER 10TH AT 8PM.
Boston University administration indefinitely shut down Student Government’s initiative to instate gender-neutral housing at BU, said SG Advocacy Department director Caitlin Seele at Sunday’s meeting.
-http://dailyfreepress.com/2012/12/09/administration-halts-gender-neutral-housing/
Come Monday at 8pm to organize to show administration that STUDENTS CARE and we will not sit down and let this be swept under the rug.
Please sign this petition to protest the administration’s decision to indefinitely shut down gender neutral housing.
Have some advice for this guy? Leave it in the comments, or reblog with your advice. We’re taking questions for our next episode in our Ask box.
“You’re not thinking with your head. You’re thinking with something else: your penis.” - Rhett the terrier puppet
Boston University parent “Chief Keef” expresses outrage at possible resume of class schedule tmrw.
“My dumbass son (who is actually me) rode his bike in a hurricane and wants to blame you for injuries he did not incur.” - cHiEf KiEf, Y’aLl
(Source: basedpussyandbuffalowings)
From the comments section of BUTodays post on Hurricane Sandy.
On the Events & Parties Facebook group. Hurricane party on 10C, holla!
I don’t, sorry. Anyone?
(Examples: COM is College of Optional Math; SED is School of Eternal Debt; SMG is Sex, Money, Greed)
Speak for Yourself and the Center for Gender, Sexuality, & Activism come together to bring you Drag Poetry Night on October 26th at 8:00 pm in the GSU Conference Auditorium (775 Comm Ave, 2nd floor).
We’d like to offer performance groups and individuals an opportunity to perform as genders other than their own through poetry, music, dance, improv, etc. in order to explore what we allow ourselves to do when dressed as another gender and what exactly that means for the performing arts community. The proceeds of the event will benefit Boston Alliance of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, & Transgender Youth.
The night will have set performances by our improv and theater groups, Liquid Fun, Stage Troupe, and BU On Broadway as well as an open mic section for all kinds of performances. If you’d like to perform, sign up at the event or contact us at youspeakforyourself@gmail.com. (Please contact us beforehand if you’d like any special equipment.)
Liquid Fun will be doing a set in dressed in drag, a great way to warm up for their Halloween Show in BU Central the next night, October 27th.
Stage Troupe will be performing a scene from their upcoming production of Stop Kiss, a touching story about an LGBTQ relationship, going up the next weekend, November 1st – 3rd in the Student Theater at Agganis Arena.
BU On Broadway will be giving us some retro drag, performing the song “A Little Less Conversation” from their production of All Shook Up!, coming November 8th – 10th at 8:00 pm to Tsai Performance Center.
Tickets are $7 or $5 with your BU ID in the GSU Link the week before or at the door.
RSVP on Facebook
What are you doing tomorrow night? Hopefully wearing a ridiculous costume and getting drunk in Allston, but before that? Because you should probably be at this event.
Yes, BU, yes it is.
DID ANYONE NOTICE THAT A BOSTON UNIVERSITY DORM (TOWERS) WAS SHOWN IN MODERN FAMILY TONIGHT?!
(Source: thatsso-bu)
Here is our first question, which we’ll be addressing when we shoot our pilot (working title: ‘Puppy Love’) next week with Rhett:
I’m planning to go abroad to Australia next semester. I’m thrilled to be going to live in another country, but I don’t know whether I should break up with my girlfriend or not. She will be studying abroad in Spain at the same time. Though we’ve been dating for 8 months now, I’m not sure if I want to be committed while I’m across the world. I’ve heard so many stories of people who have gone abroad and hooked up with foreign girls, and I’m not sure I want to miss out on that opportunity. At the same time, I really like my girlfriend and I don’t want her to be hooking up with European men. Is it realistic to think we could make it work while on opposite ends of the world?
Give your opinion with a quick response here or on Twitter with #puppylovebu.
Uhhh I hope your girlfriend sees this and dumps you first.
