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On Oct. 16 1793, the Queen of France, Marie Antoinette, was beheaded for treason. On March 6, 2010, she is a topic of discussion on the Outdoor Program's snowshoeing trip to Idaho City.
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In the depths of the Morrison Center on Tuesday nights, a choir of voices reverberate.
The BSU University Singers, directed by Dr. Phil Theodorou, rehearse weekly to prepare for upcoming performances on Friday, March 12 and Sunday, March 14.
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People who don’t know much about breakdancing often disregard it as a juvenile and simple-minded art form. But one look at Boise State University’s Breakdance [...]
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For many young artists, attaining exposure is a major obstacle. Boise Open Studios Collective Organization (BOSCO) seeks to make that process a little easier. The organization will be accepting membership applications until the end of March.
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Eleven Japanese students are spending part of their winter break at Boise State as part of an international exchange program through the BSU art department.
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Portland outfit Jaguar Love play the Neurolux on March 10.
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"Women must try to do things as men have tried. When they fail, their failure must be but a challenge to others.”
World famous aviator Amelia Earhart imparted these words upon women in the early 1900s. The Women’s Center celebrates Earhart and other legendary women with Women’s History Month.
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Boise State’s own student run radio station, University Pulse (The Pulse), provides BSU with around the clock online radio content, and often supplies music to functions both on and off campus.
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After an interview with All Hands Go for student radio, I followed up with the guys for a few more questions and to see what has happened since we last spoke.
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After 2007’s "All Hour Cymbals", high-hopes surrounded Yeasayer’s sophomore release "Odd Blood".