Only undergrads need apply
[Jim Belushi from "Animal House"]
Still need some help shaking off those end-of-summer blues? I know I do. If you're currently a full-time undergrad, or just someone who still has his college ID handy, you're in luck. Over the next few weeks, ease back into your studies with some free events.
Embrace your inner science geek and head over to the Museum of Science for its annual College Night on Sept. 15 starting at 4 p.m. This year, there'll be a "Battle of the Rock Bands" tourney, Omni, Laser, and 3-D Digital Cinema shows, and access to the exhibits.
On Sept. 25, from 6 p.m. to midnight, the Museum of Fine Arts is also hosting its own College Night with live music from St. Vincent, fronted by Berklee alum and indie-darling-of-the-moment Annie Clark. Also on tap: a DJ dance party and free prizes like iPods and CDs. And you might want to check out the MFA's galleries, too.
OK, this isn't free. But if you're under 21, still don't have a fake, and are able to shell out $10 for the cover, check out "Paper" at Harpers Ferry on Sept. 18, one of the few 18-plus dance parties in Boston. As a "Paper" party-goer myself, it definitely has an American Apparel-ad campaign vibe, so wear your tightest jeans and dirtiest scowl.
Contributors
Stephanie Callahan is a native Bostonian who loves cooking, traveling, spa treatments, and being on the ocean.
Milva DiDomizio is a New England native who's fond of cooking, singing, and Boston's arts and culture scene.
Swati G. Sharma is a Somerville resident and is a fan of city living, exploring Boston’s nightlife, and dancing.
Emily Sweeney is a Boston native who goes out all over, from Irish pubs in Southie to the roller rink in Dorchester.
