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‘Get Out’ Boasts Unique Horror Premise, but Botches Execution

‘Get Out’ doesn’t deliver on its promise of a more horrifying version of ‘Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner’

BC’s Chamber Music Society Cast a Classical Spell on Audiences

BC’s Chamber Music Society featured talented student and faculty pianists, cellists, and a lone flutist playing the stylings of Mozart, D. Shostakovich, and Louise Farrenc.

Arts, Music, Column

An Interstellar “Love” Affair

The celestial music video for Lana Del Rey’s “Love” combines all of my favorite elements – love, the ’70s, and all things space related.

Men's Basketball, Column

Midseason Firings Have No Place in Sports, Especially at the Collegiate Level

Following Kentucky men’s basketball’s comeback victory over SEC rival Georgia, head coach John Calipari sounded off about the nonsensical nature of midseason firings. He isn’t wrong.

Metro, Food

By Chloe’s Fresh, Vegan Cuisine Floods Seaport District

Opening Thursday, plant-based restaurant By Chloe lands in the Seaport District to the delight of vegans looking for tasty dishes made with fresh ingredients.

Voices from the Dustbowl

Who Would You Thank in an Oscar Acceptance Speech?

In this Monday’s edition of ‘Voices from the Dustbowl,’ we asked students who they would thank in their acceptance speech if they won an Oscar. [aesop_gallery id=”130350″ revealfx=”off”] Featured Image by Margaux Eckert / Heights Staff

News, Metro, Top Story, Newton

Newton Passes Sanctuary City Ordinance

At the City Council meeting on Tuesday night, councilors passed an amendment to the “Welcoming City” ordinance that granted Newton sanctuary city status.

Metro, Boston

Boston Ethical Community Discusses One Month of Trump

On Sunday, the Boston Ethical Community’s weekly meeting focused on “One Month of Trump,” providing Bostonians with a platform discuss their feelings, and plans of actions, following the inauguration of President Donald Trump.