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The Independent Student Newspaper at Boston University.

The Daily Free Press

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Walter Meego just wants to nap

By Daily Free Press Admin October 16, 2008

Take some riffs from Nirvana, mix in a dash of Kylie Minogue's glitter and run it through Daft Punk's decks and only then will you have a product that sounds remotely like anything on Walter Meego's debut album, Voyager.

Strange Phish

By Daily Free Press Admin October 16, 2008

It has been more than four years since Phish last played a show, but next Wednesday their music will once again be bouncing around the room at the Cavern Club in Boston's Hard Rock Caf'eacute;.

Death Cab for Cutie drive for votes

By Daily Free Press Admin October 9, 2008

In a time when celebrities are spinning their publicity for beneficial causes like finding a cure for AIDS or saving Darfur, Death Cab for Cutie is no exception '-'- using their influence on teenagers to promote political activism and encourage voter registration.

No pans for Potter

By Daily Free Press Admin October 9, 2008

There are few people in the world who can control the emotion of a crowd '-'- from body-shaking elation to almost tearful captivation and back again '-'- all in two hours.

The triumphant return of the brothers Gallagher

By Daily Free Press Admin October 9, 2008

Oasis shoves their greatness into the faces of all the fans that gave up on them after their long string of mediocre albums with Dig Out Your Soul.

Spend a ‘Night’

By Daily Free Press Admin September 18, 2008

The Kings of Leon's latest release, 'Only by the Night,' in stores Sept. 23,' is, stylistically, miles away from their first album 'Youth & Young Manhood.'

New York’s loudest band hits Boston

By Daily Free Press Admin September 18, 2008

'And my soul's been psychedlisized,'' read A Place To Bury Strangers frontman Oliver Ackermann's T-shirt, as he unassumingly sauntered on stage at the Paradise Lounge Tuesday night and began to tamper with his vast array of home-made distortion pedals.

Perry serves up power pop debut

By Daily Free Press Admin May 5, 2008

All right, so she kissed a girl. Yeah, it's a little trashy and reeks of 2002, but as long as she doesn't have ink on her lower back, Katy Perry can't be written off just yet.

Prof. talks of desegregation

By Daily Free Press Admin January 19, 2002

By Hannah Tadros Although desegregation has had mixed results, the Civil Rights Movement as a whole has been "nothing short of revolutionary" to America, according to Boston University political science...

Pictures in an exhibition

By Daily Free Press Admin September 22, 1981

By M.A. IX The impending eight-and-a-half months of the school year may seem a bit tough to juggle for the average University student, but Boston University School of Public Communication senior Pamela...

BU plans memorial sculpture

By Daily Free Press Admin March 14, 1975

By Amy E. Greenberg From the depths of Boston University, the sounds of steel being shaped and welded can be discerned. The man behind the face shield and blow torch is Sergio Castillo, a visiting professor...

Dances of Africa are energy-charged

By Daily Free Press Admin December 10, 1974

By Karen Berman Bodies, voices and drums blended and exploded with frenzied energy as the Boka N'deye Pan African Drum and Dance Company brought "Festival Africaine!" to Hayden Hall Saturday night. Performing...

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