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What, you may ask, is a snuggery? I wondered the same thing when I first meandered past Duck and Bunny, a self-proclaimed snuggery on Wickenden Street, Providence. My guesses were: 1) the kind of place where you eat scones and sip tea, while keeping your... Read more

Amherst College Mead Museum: The Strategic Placement of Seats

After waiting for a bus, walking half a mile from the nearest bus stop, and getting slightly lost on the way, a friendly receptionist greeted me as I adjusted the heavy backpack on my shoulders. She advised me to put my overstuffed backpack into a locker... Read more

When and Where to Find the Best Pizza in Cambridge

According to a recently proposed Congressional bill , pizza is a vegetable. And with all the pizza joints in Cambridge, it must be one of America’s healthiest cities. So go out and enjoy all the wholesome, natural goodness Cambridge has to offer, trusting... Read more

Wear pajamas to brunch and get free mimosas at XO Cafe in Providence, RI

Brunch is said to have originated in England in the late 19 th century. In the 1895 article “Brunch: A Plea” in Hunter’s Weekly magazine, Guy Beringer proposed that on Sundays a meal could start later, around noon, and still have the key components of... Read more

How to Survive a 14-Hour Bus Ride

After two years at BC, I had been waiting for one of those “defining moment” experiences to shake up my life. Appalachia was that moment for me. Not only did I get to see an entirely new part of the country, but I also made some of the greatest friends... Read more

Boston in the Movies: A Short Guide to Beantown Blockbusters

The Departed Arguably the greatest Boston film of all time, The Departed is Martin Scorsese’s remake of the Hong Kong crime thriller Internal Affairs . The film follows a mole in the Massachusetts State Police (Matt Damon) and an undercover cop who has... Read more

The Oldest City in America: St. Augustine

Over spring break, I traveled to Florida and spent a week in what I failed to realize is the oldest city in America. Being from Massachusetts, I figured that the oldest city in the country had to be somewhere around New England—it's where the 13 colonies... Read more

Think Less Inside the Box and More Under the Dome

The Boston Museum of Science doesn’t exactly scream “within my budget” for a college student. However, most people don’t realize that the planetarium is a separate entrance fee from the rest of the museum. For only $10.00 you can pop a squat in a dark... Read more

Early Morning Scalloping

My hometown, Nantucket, is unique for many reasons, one of which is the ability to call around, and find out anything you need to know in a lightning fast manner. During my recent visit home, I had the unique assignment of photographing a commercial... Read more

The Essentials: Drunk Eats in Amherst

Okay, so there are really two categories here: Places to go to get drunk AND eat, and places to eat when you're intoxicated and craving some delicious-ness in your belly. Let's start with the latter. For those that live in Amherst, there are several... Read more

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