In this day and age, students at BC have forgotten the most important aspect of negotiation. If they were to look to BC’s past, they would find some good examples in how to negotiate from former students.
Column, Opinions
Dumb Phone, Dumb Guy
In an environment tailored for smartphone users, there is value in stepping back and assessing what we’ve lost now that we have devices that give us constant distraction.
Column, Opinions
How To Attract Students To BC’s Many Lectures
Right now, BC brings many speakers to campus, but there is no fund for students to bring lecturers that they want to hear.
Column, Opinions
You Won’t Believe What Joe Biden Said On Thursday
Coming at you this week, we have exquisite commentary on wild self-destructive libertinism and good ol’ Uncle Joe. ‘The Onion’ would have you believe that those two are one and the same.
Column
The Broken BC Bubble
Although many students perceive the immediate area around Boston College to be a safe haven, the BC Bubble is only as safe as the people in it.
Column, News
Mitt Romney’s Flirtatious Affair With The American Electorate
Mitt Romney’s wooing of the American electorate could be a decoy, or just the latest fad in a GOP field without a clear front-runner for 2016.
Column, Opinions
That’s Entertainment
It so easy to avoid real conversations about movies by separating “art” from “entertainment.” This is just a symptom of our ironic detachment from any substantial conversation.
Column, Opinions
Look Up And Experience The Life Around You
When it looks like everyone around you has it all together, stop for a minute to realize that they don’t and that is okay.
News, Column
Breaking Through The Mold Of Success
Success is often relative and can mean different things to different groups and individuals.
Column, Opinions
Words Of Wisdom From The Depths Of The Internet
When faced with possibility of expressing real personal opinion, we often choose to step back and just hide behind disgust and anger.
