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Everyone knows about the page, but no one knows who’s behind it. Neither do we, but we did get to talk to the creator.
Wednesday, May. 22, 2013
Jacob Shamsian
38 Articles
BU alum writes “love letter to Binghamton”
The movie is Lawrence’s way of combining the best parts of his life: Hollywood and college.
You Won’t plays offstage
Saturday night, Cambridge, Mass. folk band You Won’t proved that a concert in the Undergrounds Coffeehouse can be both intimate and energetic.
All the news that’s fit to screen
Sometimes when it’s 2:30 a.m. and we’re losing our minds writing news, we think our lives would be fit for a TV show or film. Well, we’re not the only ones. Here are seven films about journalism, films that capture the struggle on screen.
Binghamton graduate writes with dark humor, Jewish wit
Nathan Englander just threw out 200 pages of his next novel.
Are 3D re-releases here to stay?
A few tens of millions in theatrical grosses in the domestic market isn’t a big deal when it comes to covering the costs of converting a movie to 3D, especially when marketing costs are factored in. The big money comes from overseas, in markets such as China and Russia, where theater-going has increased significantly in the past couple of decades.
Students showcase art and musical talents for a cause
BU Students for Students International went hard Wednesday night, merging music, art and coffee at the fifth annual BSSI International Coffeehouse & Art Show.
All is fair in love and after war
alter has decades of experience when it comes to writing sex scenes, so it’s impressive how he can write so many in this book without using repetitive or ornate writing.
Art Co-Op returns to Fine Arts
After a two-year absence, the Binghamton University Art Co-op reopened last week.
All smoke and mirrors for prequel “Oz”
There are three witches in the movie, and, without spoiling which is the evil one, you should know that Mila Kunis as Theodora is absolutely horrible.
38 Articles
BU alum writes “love letter to Binghamton”
The movie is Lawrence’s way of combining the best parts of his life: Hollywood and college.
You Won’t plays offstage
Saturday night, Cambridge, Mass. folk band You Won’t proved that a concert in the Undergrounds Coffeehouse can be both intimate and energetic.
All the news that’s fit to screen
Sometimes when it’s 2:30 a.m. and we’re losing our minds writing news, we think our lives would be fit for a TV show or film. Well, we’re not the only ones. Here are seven films about journalism, films that capture the struggle on screen.
Binghamton graduate writes with dark humor, Jewish wit
Nathan Englander just threw out 200 pages of his next novel.
Are 3D re-releases here to stay?
A few tens of millions in theatrical grosses in the domestic market isn’t a big deal when it comes to covering the costs of converting a movie to 3D, especially when marketing costs are factored in. The big money comes from overseas, in markets such as China and Russia, where theater-going has increased significantly in the past couple of decades.
Students showcase art and musical talents for a cause
BU Students for Students International went hard Wednesday night, merging music, art and coffee at the fifth annual BSSI International Coffeehouse & Art Show.
All is fair in love and after war
alter has decades of experience when it comes to writing sex scenes, so it’s impressive how he can write so many in this book without using repetitive or ornate writing.
Art Co-Op returns to Fine Arts
After a two-year absence, the Binghamton University Art Co-op reopened last week.
All smoke and mirrors for prequel “Oz”
There are three witches in the movie, and, without spoiling which is the evil one, you should know that Mila Kunis as Theodora is absolutely horrible.