When offering advice to naive freshmen, I’ve always told them to follow their dreams, but sometimes that is delusional.
Arts, On Campus, Column
Why Boston College Doesn’t Need Another “Happy” Video
Recreating “Happy” is an elusive task here at Boston College, and evidently, a lot of organizations are trying to do it.
Music, Arts
U2’s Latest Is The Surprise Release No One Asked For
U2 tries to stay relevant with its free iTunes release of ‘Songs of Innocence.’
Column
Raise Your Voice Against Injustice To Ignite A Long Absent Dialogue
When we see global injustices or certain policies that squelch expression and dialogues from occurring, why don’t we take a stand?
Arts, Music
Calvin Harris’ New Music Video Is Stunning, But Senseless
“Blame” is typical Calvin Harris—visually pleasing, but what does it all mean?
Arts, Music
Lady Gaga’s Back With Bennett, And More Singles This Week
Lady Gaga teams up with Tony Bennett, and Jennifer Hudson is the next to collaborate with Iggy Azalea.
News, On Campus
From Dorchester to Beacon Hill: Linda Dorcena Forry Chronicles Her Journey From Community Leader To State Senator
Forry’s parents, immigrants from Haiti, instilled in her values of hard work and community at an young age. Those values would carry her all the way to the State House.
Arts, Music
Train Falls Off The Tracks With ‘Bulletproof Picasso’
After more than 20 years, Train has finally taken the mainstream route with its latest record.
Arts, Music
Has The Sun Set On Tim McGraw’s Country Career?
McGraw’s ‘Sundown Heaven Town’ is a failed attempt to modernize his country sound.
