Criminal Lawyer Brett Levy will help two BC students bring civil cases against Chipotle for damages they received after being infected by the norovirus last month.
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Following a National Trend, BC Bans Hoverboards
After a semester of increased hoverboard sitings on campus, Director of Public Safety John King sent out an email Jan. 8th notifying students of the new ban on the electrical boards.
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From Coffee To Physics: A New Job For The Chocolate Bar’s Lead Cashier
After nine years as lead cashier of the Chocolate Bar, Scott Bortolotto is taking on a new role as assistant events coordinator in the physics department.
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BCPD And BC Rec Team Up To Spread Holiday Spirit With Toys For Tots Drive
BCPD and BC Rec teamed up to collect toys for Toys for Tots, an organization that donates gifts to underprivileged children around the holidays.
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Going Viral: Health Services, Dining React To University Norovirus Epidemic
Over 120 Boston College students were infected with a norovirus contracted from an employee at Chipotle Mexican Grill in Cleveland Circle.
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At Shea Center Panel, Female Founders Tackle Gender Gap In Entrepreneurship
In order to inspire females to enter entrepreneurial networks, the Shea Center had Female Founders speak on how to succeed despite discrimination against women in the workforce.
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In Gasson, Student Leaders Stage Sit-In To Push For An Increase In AHANA Faculty
The AHANA Leadership Council held a demonstration Wednesday afternoon to raise awareness about the lack of AHANA faculty at Boston College.
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Dressed In Black, Hundreds At BC Rally Against Racist Acts In Missouri
At the “blackout,” planned by the UGBC vice president of diversity and inclusion, students and faculty spoke about their experiences with racism on campus.
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From BC Employees, Stories Of Immigration Told Through A Documentary
“Immigration Reflection” focused on three BC dining workers who had immigrated to America.
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During BC Campaign Stop, Martin O’Malley Fights For Name Recognition
Democratic presidential candidate Martin O’Malley spoke Wednesday in McGuinn.
