ZOMG, DAN RADCLIFFE TOUCHED THIS.

For those of you who have yet to hear, Boston’s own Museum of Science is hosting the first East Coast exhibition of Harry Potter paraphernalia from now until February 21, 2010. Exactly how this classifies as “science” is still a source of debate, but who cares? IT’S HARRY POTTER. Don’t ask questions.

Naturally, The Voice, composed of several, devoted Harry Potter babies, just had to check it out. Find out more after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »

Courtesy of The Boston Phoenix at thephoenix.com

Last night, in a desperate bid to get out of Cambridge, avoid thoughts of impending midterm doom, and actually experience that major Northeastern city that happens to reside three miles away from our campus (what’s it called again? Oh yeah, Boston.* I think the average undergrad here is lucky to go there once a month), my suitemate and I headed out to the theater district to get a glimpse of some culture and watch Giselle, a romantic ballet currently being performed by the Boston Ballet. We grabbed our $20 rush tickets around five o’clock, ventured into Chinatown for dinner,** and came back to the Boston Opera House slightly before seven o’clock to find our seats and watch the show. Read the rest of this entry »