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I'm a current junior at Barnard College of Columbia University. I'm an English major, a stand-up comedian, and an avid writer. On campus, you can find me working as a tour guide, running a literary magazine, and co-founding a comedy group. Off campus, I work as a freelancer and intern; most recently I've interned at Boston Magazine and O, the Oprah Magazine.
Why go: To hobnob with C-suite rainmakers and well-connected socialites in one of Boston's grandest settings. What to know: Exclusivity is the name of the game at this 131-year-old private club. You'll need an existing member to vouch for you if you hope to mingle with the city's elite in this Back Bay institution.
UPDATE: September 5, 11:25 a.m.: Purr Cat Cafe hasn't opened yet. Here's more on why. This is not a drill: cats have begun moving into Boston's first-ever cat café, Purr. Walk by the Brighton storefront, and peek in the windows, and you might see three cats in action: Amber, Godrick, and Shorty.
Warning: the fifth annual Concorso Italiano will most likely put your daily commute to shame. This Sunday, cars from makers such as Ferrari, Porsche, Lamborghini, and more will roll-up in style to the free event in Salem, New Hampshire.
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Rejoice, Master of None fans, because it seems that Aziz Ansari himself may be gracing campus with his presence. That's right: Netflix's hippest NYC-based show has chosen Morningside Heights as the next neighborhood for Aziz to stroll around while learning about life, love, and everything in between.
It's Saturday night, and you've finally reached the front of the Mel's line. You confidently hand your ID to the bouncer... and he hands it right back, shaking his head. How did he know it was fake? Your friend from NYU said it was super high quality!
All your friends are wearing head-to-toe college swag. It may seem like there are 40 new posts every day with #classof2020. But what if you haven't chosen a college yet and May 1 is still looming over you? Decision day is a week away.
You've Snapchatted your acceptance letter. You've instagrammed yourself with some class apparel. Heck, maybe you've even updated your Linkedin. But then suddenly the Facebook notification appears. You've been added to the class Facebook page. You've heard the horror stories. But are Facebook groups really representative of your future college experience?
