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New yogurt shop in Davis serves variety of tasty treats
September 13iYO Cafe, a name that is still making the rounds among Tufts students as "that new frozen yogurt place," opened a few weeks ago in Davis Square. Yes, the cafe sells frozen yogurt. But whoever enters the cafe will be pleasantly surprised to discover that there is much more to enjoy than just the popular frozen treat.
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Fall promises a variety of new TV shows
September 3Every fall, television networks unleash a plethora of new shows in pursuit of ratings and critical acclaim. Last year's "New Girl," "American Horror Story" and "Homeland" were all big hits for NBC, FX and Showtime respectively. The many new shows premiering this September and October will attempt to recreate that magic.
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The Boston Conservatory's production of 'The Apple Tree' combines three unrelated tales into one sho
April 26In theatre, an "acid test" is conducted immediately following a performance. Without notes or any kind of documentation, the audience members close their eyes. The image they see is the result of their test, the most memorable moment in the performance.
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Time-tested tension, rockabilly inspiration drive 'Blunderbuss,' White's first solo effort
April 26Sometimes, the strongest impressions lie in art's subtlest moments of honesty, especially when they come from the utterly disillusioned and boldly organic mind of Jack White. In "Blunderbuss," the listener can taste the overwhelming tension that White feels on the heels of the 2011 dissolution of his magnum opus, The White Stripes, whose reimagination and revitalization of blues rocketed the Third Man Records founder to superstardom.
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Tantalizing movie releases loom as summer approaches
April 25Tufts students have the unfortunate tendency to stress over finals by quarantining themselves in Tisch Library, furiously scribbling down notes and frantically rereading textbooks. Yet, this behavior has drastic effects on the ability to absorb a different kind of education: a proper pop culture education (priorities, people!). Luckily, former co-columnists Zach Drucker and Chris Poldoian have closely followed the cinema scene, ignoring their respective studies to watch countless hours of trailers in order to tell the Tufts student body what to watch for this summer. Even if you don't leave the Reading Room for the next three weeks, don't worry - borrow a pair of headphones and you'll feel like summer's already here!
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What's up this weekend
April 25Looking to make your weekend artsy? Check out these events! A Cappella Palooza Have you ever felt that there isn't enough a capella in your life? Of course not, you go to Tufts University. But if you're still hankering, check out the A Cappella Palooza this Sunday at 7 p.m. at Agganis Arena ...
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