The people that reality competition shows attract vary from cliché stereotypes — like the villain or the underdog — to some of the most fascinating and unique individuals. After sifting through multiple seasons across the gambit of competition shows, I can only imagine how constant scheming and acting like a caricature of oneself shifts one’s views on work, relationships and life.
BU students have created their own version of the show Survivor. Season two is being filmed and season one is expected to be released by the end of the semester.
Content Warning. This episode contains mention of sexual assault.
Jenga Building floods! Today on East to West, we cover a water main breaking on a BU construction site and its campus-wide effects,...
Eighteen days into the 34th season of “Survivor,” Zeke Smith was outed as transgender by fellow contestant Jeff Varner. The action was quickly rebuked by other participants and host Jeff Probst,...
Though you might have long forgotten about it, “Survivor,” the reality TV show placing strangers on an island to compete against each other, is on its 34th season. While diehard fans stay up to date,...
As much as our society may seem to love to keep damsels in distress around to remind us of outdated gender roles, organizations like MEDIAGIRLS work to empower and teach young girls about other, more...
Boston University sophomore Julia Sokolowski’s first crush seven years ago was a “Survivor” competitor, a BU alum nicknamed “Boston Rob” who went on to become a show legend. Now, Sokolowski,...
TRIGGER WARNING: The following editorial contains discussion on sexual assault and rape culture.
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