“My brain does strange things–it stops working. It stops doing its job.”
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ULA Offers Freshman Class a Look at Leadership
ULA aims to form the next student leaders of BC by supporting freshmen as they transition to college.
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Clinton, Trump, and the Changing Face of the Democratic Party
A look at how race and gender issues factor into the 2016 presidential election and Hillary Clinton’s effect on the Democratic Party.
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Screaming Eagle Steak & Cheese Still Satisfies, 12 Years Later
Since its inception, the Screaming Eagle has satisfied generations of hungry BC students.
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With ‘Darkroom,’ Anyone Can Monetize Their Instagram Obsession
Daydreaming in class turned out to be very lucrative for Theodore Chapman, CSOM ’17 and winner of BC’s Elevator Pitch Competition with his Darkroom business model.
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BC Book-a-Thon Brings Literature Across Borders, Cultures
Everyone has a story, but not every story can be understood by everyone.
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How Early Republican Party Fractures Have Shaped Current American Politics
BC history professor Heather Cox Richardson discusses the deep cuts within the Republican Party and its effects on American societies, past and present.
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AHANA Management Academy Teaches and Equips Future Business Leaders
The AHANA Management Academy provides mentorship programs and invites notable speakers for the business-minded members of the AHANA community.
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Despite Obstacles, Campus School Fights for Special Needs Education
Over the years, the Campus School has established strong ties to BC and the student volunteers who work there.
