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“Stand for Democracy”: Newton Protesters Brave Cold To Oppose Trump Administration
A large crowd of protesters endured 22-degree weather outside of the First Unitarian Universalist Society in Newton (FUUSN) to rally against the policies of President Donald Trump’s second administration on the anniversary of his inauguration on Tuesday. “I’m so overwhelmed with the state of our country,” said Newton resident Stephanie Mandell. “Locally, in Minnesota, … [Read more...] about “Stand for Democracy”: Newton Protesters Brave Cold To Oppose Trump Administration
UGBC Suggests Meal Swipe Plan Overhaul Unlikely
The UGBC Senate cast doubt on the feasibility of a meal swipe plan for University dining halls at its meeting Tuesday evening. Senator Bubba Curran, MCAS ’29, indicated that while limited implementation remained possible, a total overhaul was improbable, according to information he received from Boston College Dining Director Beth Emery. “[Emery] seems open to add[ing meal … [Read more...] about UGBC Suggests Meal Swipe Plan Overhaul Unlikely
Jeff Hafley Named Next Coach of Miami Dolphins
Former Boston College football head coach Jeff Hafley has been hired as the next coach of the Miami Dolphins, according to an ESPN report published on Monday evening. Hafley spent the last two seasons as the defensive coordinator for the Green Bay Packers. During Hafley’s tenure, Green Bay ranked eighth in points allowed per game and ninth in yards allowed per game. The move … [Read more...] about Jeff Hafley Named Next Coach of Miami Dolphins
What Your Favorite Rom-Com Says About You
The rom-com might just be back. At the very least, it’s been revived with the Netflix adaptation of Emily Henry’s novel, People We Meet on Vacation, featuring an adorable cast and chemistry for days. The perfect rom-com is frankly an art, and people definitely aren’t afraid to argue for their die-hard favorite. Whether you watch them for your favorite celebrity, to feed your … [Read more...] about What Your Favorite Rom-Com Says About You
BC Upsets Syracuse 62–57 for First ACC Win
Boston College broke its season-long pattern of late collapses on Saturday afternoon in a packed Conte Forum, as Donald Hand Jr. hit a three to send the game to overtime and BC dominated the extra period on the way to a 81–73 upset win over Syracuse men’s basketball. “We’ve been in a lot of games—there’s never been a lack of effort, there’s never been a lack of belief,” BC head … [Read more...] about BC Upsets Syracuse 62–57 for First ACC Win
Liang, Rana, Spooner Discuss Purpose and Leadership at Second BC Summit
Students find success by making values-driven choices that positively impact those around them, according to Belle Liang, the opening speaker at the second Boston College Summit. “It turns out that’s the research definition of ‘purpose,’” she said to the roughly 100 attendees in Gasson 100. “It’s living a life that’s personally meaningful in a way that’s intended to contribute … [Read more...] about Liang, Rana, Spooner Discuss Purpose and Leadership at Second BC Summit
Newton, Harvard Launch Internship Honoring Setti Warren’s Legacy
Harvard Kennedy School’s Institute of Politics (IOP) and the City of Newton created an Inaugural Setti Warren Memorial Internship that will place a Harvard undergraduate in City Hall to advance Newton’s creative sector and economic development, honoring the late former mayor and IOP director. “A native son of Newton, Setti was profoundly proud of his time as mayor, and we … [Read more...] about Newton, Harvard Launch Internship Honoring Setti Warren’s Legacy
Why Aren’t We Angrier?
Caring is dying at Boston College, and nobody plans to attend the funeral. When writing the First-Year Experience column, I have done my best to keep things positive. I’ve written quaintly about public transit and unexpected friendships. I have desperately tried to see the best in this institution, but the illusion has finally shattered. The rose-tinted version of reality that … [Read more...] about Why Aren’t We Angrier?