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Badminton, Anyone?
Wielding willowy rackets, T-shirt clad students send shuttlecocks sailing over nets, thwacks and whispered pings making a chorus with mouse squeaks of sneakered feet on hardwood. Polite quiet is the rule at BU Badminton Club matches: no rambunctious cheers, no mocking opponents–and no hairy, half-naked guy bellowing.
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The Marsh Chapel Choir has been called the musical heart of the University. With a repertoire drawn largely from the European classical tradition, its reputation extends far beyond campus. Here the choir rehearses Rachmaninoff’s All-Night Vigil for a February 28 concert: (front row, from left) Kevin Neel (STH’16), BU choral scholar Samuel Kreidenweis, and Christopher Simon (STH’17). Photo by Cydney Scott
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Emily Mann's Mrs. Packard
The College of Fine Arts School of Theatre presents Mrs. Packard, by Emily Mann, winner of the Kennedy Center Fund for New American Plays Award. Without proof of insanity, a 19th-century woman is committed to an asylum by her husband. Based on historical events, the play tells of one woman’s struggle to right a system gone wrong. CFA “Jewels 2” Miller Studio Theatre 356, 855 Commonwealth Ave.; free and open to the public.
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BU Clubs
From beekeeping to photography, rocket propulsion to religion, BU has more than 500 student organizations to engage almost any interest. These are just a few.
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Video: Hoop(ing) Dreams
Club raises hula hooping, toy spinning to an art
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Video: BU Student Team Builds Unmanned Aerial Vehicles
Just don’t call them drones
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Video: Passage to India
India Club celebrates the culture of South Asia
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