February 2018 — Page 17 of 33

Students for Sexual Health Referendum Gets 94 Percent Support

“I am absolutely elated and incredibly humbled to observe this astounding electoral victory and all that it means for improved student health and well-being on campus,” said Connor Kratz, SSH co-chair and MCAS ’18, in an email.

Women's Hockey

Watts, Miano Tie Records in Convincing Shutout of Maine

Eagles forward Daryl Watts tied the Hockey East single-season goals record, while defenseman Toni Ann Miano tied a school record in Friday’s 5-0 shutout of Maine.

Baseball, Spring

Previewing 2018 Baseball: Santa Clara

The Eagles, featuring a deep and talented roster that returned a large chunk of last years team, open their 2018 campaign with a three-game weekend series against Santa Clara.

Women's Hockey

Previewing 2017-18 Women’s Hockey: Maine

The Eagles, fresh off claiming the Hockey East regular season title as well as the Beanpot, gear up for postseason play with their last two regular season games against Maine.

Women's Basketball

After Fast Start, BC Collapses Against No. 4 Louisville

Even though Georgia Pineau racked up 11 points in the first 10 minutes of play, and the Eagles stormed out to a 23-12 lead, their offensive firepower was unsustainable, allowing Louisville to run away with a 35-point win.

Top Story, Men's Hockey

Mattila Brothers Lead Third-Period Scoring Spree in Win Over UMass

BC entered the third period down one, but four goals in the final frame—three of which were scored by Jesper and Julius Mattila—guaranteed the Eagles a much-needed win and a first round bye in the Hockey East playoffs.

Arts, Movies, Column

Marvel’s ‘Black Panther’ Declaws Original Lesbian Narrative

Arts editor Kaylie Ramirez breaks down the intersectional implications of Marvel’s decision to alter the sexuality of two lesbian characters for the silver screen adaptation of ‘Black Panther.’