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The Museum of Science offers free admission for students tonight for its 11th annual College Night.

September 10, 2007
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Free passes to the Mugar Omni Theater are available at College Night, tonight at the Museum of Science.

Tonight, Boston’s Museum of Science is hosting its 11th annual College Night, when students gain free access to exhibitions, laser shows, 3-D presentations, live programs, and more. Amber Madison, author of Hooking Up: A Girl’s All-Out Guide to Sex and Sexuality, will speak with students about how to maintain sexual health and well-being during college, followed by a book signing. Additionally, each student will receive two complimentary passes to the Mugar Omni Theater, a 180-degree IMAX Dome theater (currently undergoing renovation).

Sponsored by the Boston Globe, College Night takes place from 4 to 10 p.m., with on-site music provided by Boston radio station KISS-108. Arrive early — tickets for special exhibitions, films, and presentations are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Just grab your BU ID and hop on the MBTA Green Line to Science Park Station. For more information on exhibits and shows taking place tonight, visit the Museum of Science Web site.

 

 

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