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Projections transform Little Building into a work of art
Eerie music, a growing crowd, a mysterious countdown projected onto the Little Building—it was almost a dystopian scene on Boston Common Friday night.
Union staff claims college stalling negotiations
“In spite of stalling tactics… we’re not going to get discouraged,” Pierre Huberson, audio post production supervisor for Television, Radio, and Film and another member of the bargaining committee, said.
Emerson mascot Griff the Lion gets a new look
“We have the joke of, ‘If it’s a lion with a man bun, obviously it’s Griff,’” Lamb said. “He’s a spunky, funky little art student.”
Senior's horror anthology picked up by pub club
Allison Rassmann recently invited her parents to an upcoming magazine launch party, but the senior writing, literature and publishing major is hiding a secret from her family. The Tuesday "launch" at the Bill Bordy Theater is actually for her first published book, Under Floorboards, Under Skin.
News
Search for assistant dean of campus life nears end
The search for an assistant dean for campus life has been narrowed to three candidates, with a final decision expected from Associate Dean for Campus Life Erik Muurisepp this week.
Lifestyle
Alumni cite student debt for donation reluctance
“I think Emerson in particular is way too aggressive in targeting alumni, and the way they’re spending money is totally out of control,” Everhart said.
Opinion
Tired of being tired: physical illness and mental health
Mono made me depressed. And depression is just as debilitating as any physical symptoms and deserves to be taken as seriously.
Sports
Women’s BBALL drops third straight game against MIT
Benefiting from a significant height advantage, MIT came into the Bobbi Brown and Steven Plofker Gym and made quick work of Emerson, handing the Lions their third straight loss in a 71-48 victory in women’s basketball action Wednesday night.
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Admissions interns work toward undergraduate inclusivity
The Undergraduate Admission Office’s new Diversity Outreach Interns worked on recruiting more students of color to the college through outreach to local and national communities this semester.Arts
Senior's horror anthology picked up by pub club
Allison Rassmann recently invited her parents to an upcoming magazine launch party, but the senior writing, literature and publishing major is hiding a secret from her family. The Tuesday "launch" at the Bill Bordy Theater is actually for her first published book, Under Floorboards, Under Skin.Opinion
Tired of being tired: physical illness and mental health
Mono made me depressed. And depression is just as debilitating as any physical symptoms and deserves to be taken as seriously.Lifestyle
Senior plucks note in every Mass. town for ukelele song
The pair visited 20 to 30 towns nearly every weekend of the summer, whenever Wisch could get time off from his Boston catering job, and Keenan could commute into the city from Bolton. Sometimes they did day trips, other times they stayed with friends.Sports
Men’s BBALL blows 16-point halftime lead, falls to Tufts
Tufts flexed its muscle on the offensive boards, outscoring Emerson 45-25 in the second half to pull off a 71-67 comeback victory over the Lions men’s basketball team Wednesday.
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