“[In Cinderella], I always liked the Wicked Stepmother the best,” Calonita said. “And I remember my mom said, ‘Well this is Cinderella’s story. If you want to tell the Wicked Stepmother’s, you have to do that yourself.’”
Tips, Tips and Trends, Features
Fall Finale: A Guide to One Perfect Fall Day
Let’s not wish these last few days away—instead, choose to spend these final moments taking full advantage of all the glories of a New England fall.
Features, Tips and Trends, Tips
Guide to Gratitude This Thanksgiving Season
Whether you’re overjoyed, agitated, or just ambivalent, taking time to practice gratitude and mindfulness can be a great tool amid uncertainty.
Features, Cooking Column, Homemade On The Heights
Homemade on The Heights: The Coziest Chicken Orzo Soup
This soup is meant to bring the warmth and comfort of The Rat to your kitchen. I hope you all enjoy it as much as I do on those chilly, dark winter evenings!
Profiles, On-Campus Profiles, Features
Applying Empathy to Experiential Learning: Donohue Integrates Social Work Into BC Law
“I myself, am very curious, and encourage my students to be really curious about what it means to do good law, what it means to pursue social justice, lawyering, and where other careers or other spaces might be good fits for them,” Donohue said.
Trends, Tips and Trends, Features
A Guide to the Best Mexican Dining Near BC
Unfortunately, authentic Mexican dishes are not served frequently in the dining halls, so here are some suggestions for the next time you find yourself searching for a tasty Mexican-style meal.
Off-Campus Profiles, Profiles, Features
‘Philanthropy Means Love’: Carbone’s New Children’s Book Reimagines the Concept of Giving
“I try to practice what I preach and be supportive of … different qualities or causes that I personally care about,” Carbone said. “And I think the best way we support those causes is by being a donor, and that can mean a dollar.”
Features, Cooking Column, Homemade On The Heights
Homemade on the Heights: Candy-Bag Brownies
You may find yourself with a bittersweet problem: leftover candy and nothing to do with it. Well, if you’re looking for a way to offset the post-holiday slump, I’d highly recommend making Candy-Bag Brownies!
Features, Tips and Trends, Tips
Calendars, Planners, and More: A Guide to Managing Your Tasks and Assignments
Time management is hard. As we trek through midterm season and course registration, keeping track of your 15-credit course load, extracurriculars, and social life can seem nearly impossible.
Profiles, On-Campus Profiles, Features
Learning Through Play: Bers Develops Smart Playgrounds to Enhance Computational Learning
“We’re bringing computer science education into the playground, and kids can still play outside, play with each other, and develop fully while learning concepts of computational thinking,” Bers, the Augustus Long Professor of Education at the LSEHD with a secondary appointment in the Department of Computer Science, said.
