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DIG THIS: TOUSSAINT LOUVERTURE @ COOLIDGE CORNER THEATRE
If you weren’t paying attention in history class, we bet you feel pretty silly now, huh? Continue reading
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FALL PREVIEW: CRANKY CLANCY’S FAIL ROUNDUP
[The views and opinions expressed herein are those of Cranky Clancy and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Dig. We do, however, find them hilarious.] Continue reading
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WHAT’S FOR BREAKFAST? MARCO?
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A BRIEF HISTORY OF DOING IT RIGHT
Everything you always wanted to know about the history of sex toys…but were afraid to ask. Continue reading
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DIG THAT: THE LEFT HAND OF GOD
What really ends up defining the novel—for better or worse—is the skewed, not-so-alternate-universe, and the overpowering sense that Hoffman is, in this tale of fanaticism and warrior-teens, trying very hard to say … something. Continue reading
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