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Close-up A View from the Bridge: BU Stage Troupe is presenting the Arthur Miller play tonight and tomorrow night at the Agganis Arena Student Theater, with Mathias Goldstein (CAS’11) (from left), Elise Roth (CAS’12), and Taylor Butzbach (COM’10, CAS’10). Photo by Kalman Zabarsky			Headlines Machine Blends Faces and Races What you would look like if ... at Thurman Center Video \| In Campus Life \| By Robin Berghaus *Yes, Rocky Horror* Is Back BU on Broadway brings cult classic to campus Slideshow \| In Arts & Entertainment \| By Vicky Waltz One Day, One Class: Delving into the Mind of David Lynch** Exploring one filmmaker’s take on good, evil, and perversity Full Story \| In Arts & Entertainment \| By Caleb Daniloff. Photos by Vernon Doucette
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