Jessica Dreswick and Kendra Friedt combined to hold the River Hawks to one run over seven innings of shutdown pitching in a 3-1 victory.
Football
Renaissance Man Jamie Silva Cannot Stop Creating
After his NFL career was cut short by injury, former All-American safety Jamie Silva set out on a series of creative endeavors that have satisfied his competitive edge.
Metro, Food
Kaki Lima Is a Pop-Up Burst of Indonesian Flavor
Kaki Lima recently began its six month residency at speakeasy bar Wink & Nod in Boston’s South End. The pop-up restaurant serves up innovative Indonesian cuisine bursting with unique flavours and spices.
On Campus, News, Top Story
Bickford Reflects on Political Career, 2016 Election
Bigford believes transparency will change everything and resistance is making a difference.
News, On Campus, Top Story
Community Takes a Stand Against Sexual Assault at “Take Back the Night”
“Take Back the Night” is rooted in international protests against sexual violence.
News, On Campus
Couple Finds Love Through Service, Create Foundation
“It was while I was living on the street that I realized that the world is divided between those who have and those who do not have,” Kennedy said.
News, On Campus, Top Story
Visa Rule Changes Could Impact Hiring, International Students
This year, Boston College had 62 international faculty and research scholars in the country on H-1B visas.
News, Off Campus
Cases Tied to Belfast Project Stall in Court
In 2011, Boston College was ordered to release the interviews of former IRA members Dolours Price and Brendan Hughes, and according to The Boston Globe, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit ruled that only 11 of the 85 subpoenaed tapes had to be released
Movies, Arts
‘Most Hated Woman in America’ Fails to Deliver Meaningful Commentary
‘Most Hated Woman in America’ explores in depth, a woman often reduced to a paragraph in the history books, but the film fails to garner up any meaningful analysis on the universal messiness of people.
Arts, Television, Column
When ‘Buffy’ and Vampires Escape to the Real World
The power of fictional television to reveal personal attitudes certainly has a place in the minds of viewers of even the most fantastical programs.
