Between the years 1995 and 2013, the number of students at Tufts learning the Arabic language increased eightfold. In 1995, 25 students at Tufts were
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I first went to the Loj in November of my freshman year. I felt lucky to be in such a beautiful, quiet place. However, over
After sophomore year, many Tufts students look forward to living off campus. Because housing on campus is only required and guaranteed for students’ first two
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Airbnb is deftly capitalizing on a new class of tourism, appealing to a new types of tourist with specific priorities: the “anti-tourist.” The anti-tourist is
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