The Eagles look to even their conference record with a tough road matchup, traveling to the Carrier Dome to take on Syracuse on Wednesday night.
Blog, TU/TD
Netflix and Ill: TU/TD
“Ignoring the fact that both of their names sound ridiculously fictional, their respective baking expertises complement each other when judging the bakers’ plates.”
Women's Basketball
Eagles Go Cold from Field, Drop Fourth-Straight Game
BC faltered at the end of the first half against Miami in its fourth-straight loss, as the Hurricanes went on a 17-5 run, en route to a convincing 65-43 win.
Opinions, Column
A Day in the Life of a Pitcher
“That’s the other funny thing about baseball: if you think, you’re dead. The action happens too fast. To be great you have to trust your training, trust your instincts, and simply react.”
Blog, TU/TD
An Uncertain Future: TU/TD
“You abandon Guy and the bliss of Flavortown and binge the newest Netflix original series before you settle for a show with eight seasons you’ve watched three times already.”
Arts, Column
A Final Musing on the Evolution of Thought
Evolving as a writer mirrors the process of bringing an artistic idea to life, taking on a life of its own and bringing you along for the ride.
Arts, On Campus, Arts Features
‘Cherry Orchard’ Seniors Speak About Their Journeys in Theatre
Samuela Nematchoua, Noelle Scarlett, and Andrew Meck, three seniors in ‘Cherry Orchard’, sit down with The Heights to discuss their theatrical journeys.
Opinions, Column
Why We Need Our Sleep
“That’s why I’m baffled when people stay up all night studying for exams. I would much rather spend fewer hours studying, and get a good night’s sleep. We would probably get the same grade anyway.”
Column, Opinions
Diversifying Our Sources of News
“My cynicism has driven me to become a more pragmatic consumer of information, and by incorporating these contrasts into my media experience I am able to process it in such a way that does not become paralyzing.”
Editorials, Opinions
MIT Case Could Establish Burdensome Legal Precedent
“In the brief, the signees argue that setting such a precedent would require these employees to make judgments they are not qualified to make.”
