The Heights

After Trump Win, the Political is Personal

Heidi Dong • November 10, 2016

"Many are fed up with the volume and frequency of protests and movements. I understand. I’m tired, too. But please hear us, and please try to understand."

A National Problem: Contrived Civility Allows Bigotry to Flourish

Kwesi Aaron • November 10, 2016

"Peace and quiet has anesthetized a generation to the ever-present fears, pain, and strife of peers who have always lived in an America that appears openly hostile to their rights and their safety."

Continuing the Fight After the Presidential Election

The Heights Editorial Board • November 10, 2016

"Change comes slowly, in fits, in bursts, with one step forward and, maybe, a four-year leap backward. But the motivation to make this country better is still there."

Remembering Obama’s Legacy

Nathan Dahlen • November 10, 2016

"While presidential legacies take some time to coalesce and policies take some time to realize their impact, I can say with confidence that history will view Obama favorably."

Finding Peace While Wandering Through Wegmans

Madeleine D’Angelo • November 9, 2016

When you feel like you life might start fraying at the edges, sometimes the answer for imposing a sense of calm and order can be found in something as simple and banal as grocery shopping.

Screaming Eagle Steak & Cheese Still Satisfies, 12 Years Later

Kayla Fernando • November 7, 2016

Since its inception, the Screaming Eagle has satisfied generations of hungry BC students.

Addazio Should Give the Younger Guys a Shot

Michael Sullivan • November 7, 2016

The Eagles may be trying to get to six wins, but Steve Addazio should focus more on his five-year plan and play his younger guys.

Asking for a Miracle and Getting It

Caleb Griego • November 7, 2016

Having motivations as to why we are feeling the way we are is often times more troubling than the feelings themselves.

Mass. Residents Must Make a Choice on Charter Schools

Juan Olavarria • November 4, 2016

Worried about question 2 on the upcoming Mass. ballot, Metro Editor Juan Olavarria points out the dangers of diverting funding and attention away from the problems facing public schools.

Hey MLS, Zeiko Lewis is Too Good to Pass Up

Riley Overend • November 3, 2016

Looking at his stats alone this season, Zeiko Lewis might not appear to be an elite MLS prospect. But don't be fooled, he should be a surefire first-round pick in the 2017 MLS SuperDraft.

The Future of Violence in Entertainment

Chris Fuller • November 3, 2016

As special effects and virtual reality technology evolves over time, violence has become more prevalent and realistic in TV, movies, and video games. What does this say about how future generations will look at violence in the entertainment they take in?

Finding Validation in the Bathroom

Annie Gray Burge • October 30, 2016

"The bathroom stall’s ardent promotion of selfhood encourages an answer to the seemingly unanswerable question of our time: who are we when we’re alone?"