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Built by The Heights with the crossword creator from Amuse Labs … [Read more...] about Mac Mini #56

You have 10 minutes before class to print out your essay. You wait in line on O’Neill Library’s third floor, press Command+P on your laptop, and use your balance of $3.09 to get a physical copy of your double-spaced hard work. Except your 10 double-sided pages display as 100 on the monitor, and your 30-cent tab is now $3.00. And you can’t figure out how to print the correct … [Read more...] about More Pages, More Problems: Printing at BC Must Be Addressed

Shawna Cooper Whitehead, Boston College’s vice president for student affairs, will depart the University after being named the next president of Regis University. “Shawna Cooper Whitehead brings an exceptional record of student-centered leadership and a deep commitment to educational equity that aligns beautifully with our Jesuit mission,” Regis Board of Trustees Chair Derek … [Read more...] about Cooper Whitehead To Leave BC for Regis University Presidency

With the regular season now at a close, No. 13 Boston College men’s hockey finds itself in a precarious position. The NCAA tournament uses a 16-team field, selecting the top-15 teams in the NPI rankings as the at-large cutoff, with the Atlantic Hockey America champion being given the 16th seed. With a 4–2 loss to Northeastern on Saturday night extending its losing streak to … [Read more...] about Northeastern Scores Four Unanswered, No. 13 BC Falls 4–2

Residents gathered at the Newton Free Library on Wednesday to hear Kabria Baumgartner, an award-winning historian of early U.S. history, discuss the legacy of racism in Massachusetts public education. As part of the Newton History Series, Baumgartner focused on the struggle of Black women activists to pursue an education.  “Going to school, which for a lot of people is a very … [Read more...] about Black Women’s Long Fight For Education Highlighted in Newton History Talk

Just over three months ago, tensions were high for Boston College men’s hockey’s after a 3–0 loss to Northeastern on Halloween night gave it a three-game losing streak and moved its record to 2–4–1. After that defeat, the Eagles rattled off nine wins in 11 games, rerouting their season towards their preseason expectations, and making the three-game losing streak a simple … [Read more...] about No. 13 BC Drops Third Straight With 2–1 Loss to No. 17 Massachusetts

Boston College lacrosse has rarely been held to single-goal quarters. On Wednesday, though, it happened twice as the Eagles fell to Duke 17–6 in Durham, North Carolina and dropped to .500 in ACC play. The Eagles (2–4, 2–2 Atlantic Coast) scored just one goal in each of the first two quarters, falling behind 9–2 at half. Duke (5–2, 2–1) didn’t slow after the break, outscoring BC … [Read more...] about Duke Downs BC 17–6, Eagles Fall to .500 in ACC Play

The story of Boston College men’s basketball’s Tuesday night loss to Virginia Tech was told about 22 feet and 1 inch from the basket—22 feet, 1 ¾ inches, to be exact.  The Eagles (10–20, 3–14 Atlantic Coast) made five of their 22 attempts (22.7 percent) from behind the arc, and no player other than Boden Kapke sank more than one.  The Hokies (19–11, 8–9), meanwhile, hit 11 of … [Read more...] about Kapke’s 25 Points Fall Short, BC Loses to Virginia Tech 72–63