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For the first three quarters of No. 3 Boston College lacrosse’s game on Friday night, it looked like the Eagles had solved most of the problems that appeared in last week’s loss to Northwestern. BC’s defense was smothering No. 16 Notre Dame’s attack while the Eagles’ offense, while not lighting up the scoreboard frequently, was finding the back of the net when it mattered. Then … [Read more...] about No. 3 BC Collapses in Fourth Quarter, No. 16 Notre Dame Upsets Eagles 12–9

Valentine’s Day has always been a holiday centered around romantic couples, but I think a forgotten aspect of this time of year is the platonic relationships in our lives. Female friendship, in particular, has always held a special cultural significance—the way women lift each other in times of hardship is just as important as any romantic form of support. It’s why Galentine’s … [Read more...] about Feminism on Feb. 14th: Five Films That Feature Female Friendships

UGBC affirmed its solidarity with immigrant and international students amid “violent behavior” from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in a statement Thursday morning that followed months of student pressure. “We stand in solidarity with immigrant, international and other affected student communities in light of the fear caused and violence spread by the United States … [Read more...] about UGBC Releases Statement Addressing ICE After Months of Pressure

For some people, Valentine’s Day is full of love, laughter, and romantic memories with that special someone.  But for the rest of us, the dreaded day looms over us with feelings of sadness, loneliness, and worst of all, pity. What is one to do on the day when everyone’s love life is put on display? Not to fear. Here are all the necessities you will need this Valentine’s Day to … [Read more...] about Single on Valentine’s Day: A Survival Guide

In his first executive act, Newton Mayor Marc Laredo signed an order on Feb. 5 limiting local government cooperation with federal enforcement, joining the effort of Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and other leaders from communities across Greater Boston. “I really do feel that in a time when our democracy and our rights under the federal state constitutions are being threatened, I … [Read more...] about Mayor Laredo Signs Executive Order Limiting Newton’s Cooperation With Federal Immigration Enforcement

Warfare extends far beyond the battlefield and can incorporate tactics that are unconventional to the average soldier. In these turbulent times, rising and established powers are precariously pushing the limits of confrontation.  Seizing international waterway vessels belonging to the oil transportation industry appears to be the latest form of conflict between two countries … [Read more...] about International Tankers Have Become the Pawns in the Chess Match Between World Powers