A Suffolk Superior Court Judge ruled that the four-month vape ban in Massachusetts can stand, but it requires that the executive branch issue an emergency order by Oct. 28 and that a public hearing be held.
On Campus, News, Featured Story
Osaghae, Brooks Talk Priorities With BC Trustees
President and Vice President of the Undergraduate Government of Boston College Michael Osaghae, MCAS ’20, and Tiffany Brooks, MCAS ’21, met with the Board of Trustees on Sept. 30 to discuss their top priorities for the upcoming school year.
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Newton Apparel Line Celebrates Freshman Community
To get the word out, the group reached out to some Instagram pages dedicated to BC freshman content.
Featured Story
Week in Photos: 10/7 – 10/13
This week, The Heights covered the men’s hockey opener against Wisconsin and the dress rehearsal for the play Murder on the Nile, among other events. Here’s the week summed up in photos.
News, On Campus, Featured Story, Administration
University Briefs New Employees on Capital Construction
The information session was the second of this year’s “BC 101” meetings, which are designed to get new employees up to speed on campus developments.
Politics, Metro, Featured Story
Pemberton, BC ’89, Drops Out of U.S. Senate Primary
Steve Pemberton, BC ’89, announced his withdrawal from the 2020 Massachusetts Democratic Senate primary on Monday.
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UGBC Senate Selects Officers, Committee Chairs
The Senate held its first meeting of the year on Tuesday, the first time the body has met since its new structural changes and the recent fall elections.
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University Adds Members to Board of Trustees
Boston College has added three new members to its Board of Trustees: Guido Barilla; Marc P. Seidner, BC ’88; and Elizabeth Eder Zobel, BC ’87.
Metro, Politics, Featured Story, Newton
City Council Overturns Mayor’s Veto, Raises Councilor Salaries
The Newton City Council overturned the mayor’s veto of its earlier decision to raise the salaries of city councilors and the mayor at its meeting on Monday night. The City Council did not vote to raise the pay for School Committee members—that will go to a vote later in the year.
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The Week in Photos: 9/30 – 10/6
This week, The Heights covered Asinine’s Fall Café, the Sublime with Rome concert, the men’s hockey home opener, and a volleyball victory. Here’s the week summed up in photos.
