April 2019 — Page 3 of 22

Arts, On Campus, Arts Fest 2019

‘The Good Body’ Preaches Self-Acceptance

On Friday afternoon, the Women’s Center and the Boston College Dramatics Society staged a production of ‘The Good Body,’ which addresses the impact that societal beauty standards have on women.

News, On Campus

Students to Display Developments at Swift App Showcase

Students enrolled in Swift/iOS App Development, an information systems class in CSOM, will display the various apps that they have developed on Monday.

Features

Tommy Mazza: The Marathoner and The Mascot

“What it is about running, it’s, you get out what you put in—it’s always having a reward,” Mazza said. “… it really is the encapsulation of everything you put into it.”

Sports, Football, Column

Lindstrom Latest Example of Addazio’s Strong O-Line Development

With Chris Lindstrom as the latest example for BC, no other school has had a higher percentage (36 percent) of their draft picks come from the offensive line since 2000.

News, On Campus, Top Story, Administration

Jones Provides Updates on ResLife

Greg Jones, director of housing operations, disclosed details regarding AHANA+-identifying RAs, housing trends, and renovations to residence halls.

News, On Campus, Top Story

Piercey, Fletcher Reflect on Tenure at Helm of UGBC

Reed Piercey, UGBC President and MCAS ’19, and Ignacio Fletcher, Executive Vice President of UGBC and MCAS ’20, are feeling relief.

Metro

Brookline Booksmith: Dedicated to the Fine Art of Browsing

A smith is a craftsman, one who typically practices welding and forging to produce some kind of metalwork. The term most often refers to a blacksmith, but as a suffix it attaches to a variety of metal products, from locks to blades to copper. Marshall Smith, though, is a different kind of smith—he’s a booksmith….