The Beanpot is one of the most exciting times of the year at Boston College. Whether you were lucky enough to score a coveted seat at TD Garden or are watching from the comfort of your dorm, the energy and rivalry are unmatched.
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Making the Most of a Boston Winter on a Budget
Whether you want to get outside, enjoy the city’s history and culture, or find a cozy spot to hang out, there’s no shortage of things to do. Here’s a guide to help you make the most of the chilly season without draining your wallet.
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BC Prison Education Program Shatters Stigmas and Builds Better Futures
“When you are in a difficult position but find someone who doesn’t judge you and tries to teach you, and even tries to learn from you, it is an amazing thing that can change your life, that can put you on the right path,” Alabi said. “And that’s what they’re doing. That’s what their goal is.”
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Yi’s Research Sheds Light on Elderly Financial Abuse
“From a societal perspective, elder financial abuse is a very large issue,” Yi said. “It results in around two billion dollars of losses for seniors every year.”
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Dorm-Friendly Workouts To Stay Active This Winter
You can stay active and warm, all without leaving your dorm—no fancy equipment, no long commute, just you, your room, and a little bit of effort. Here are some of my favorite dorm-friendly workouts.
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From Brazil to Boston, Barbosa Builds Community for Immigrants Through the Church
“The church, as Pope Francis insists, is like a field hospital, where you must do what needs to be done,” Barbosa said. “Pope Francis calls us to foster a culture of encounter—meeting those different from us, learning from them, welcoming them, sharing meals, healing their wounds, helping them, and integrating them.”
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A Guide to Holiday Shopping at the BC Bookstore
Between tracking down the perfect gifts for family, friends, and even pets, the whirlwind of online searches and endless errands can quickly become overwhelming. Luckily for you, there’s a simpler solution—the Boston College Bookstore.
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The Science of Remembering: Kensinger Works To Uncover What’s Forgotten
“Science is a creative endeavor—people miss that,” said Kensinger. “You are discovering things that nobody knows yet. It’s a tremendous opportunity for individuality.”
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Myers Makes Waves on ‘Shark Tank,’ Swims Toward Entrepreneurial Success
“Pitching on Shark Tank, a lot of people said that it was going to be the hardest pitch ever,” Myers said. “It was the easiest because I’ve spent so much time on the road pitching, trying to get capital for my company, and so it was just a joy.”
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Preserving America’s History: Colleen Shogan Drives Digital Transformation at the National Archives
“When you have women leading these institutions, it gives them the hope that someday, if they stay on this path, if they want to continue to work in libraries, museums, archives, that they too could run one of these large agencies or institutions,” Shogan said.
