By: Alex Gaynor
As a child, I always resisted situations that I didn’t have a plan for. I knew what I wanted, I planned out how circumstances would resolve themselves, and I would be intolerant of a situation happening any other way.
Opinions, Column
Let’s Stop Putting People In Boxes
If you want the greatest lesson of all time on the perils of human judgment, watch Legally Blonde.
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News, Drugs, And A Life Of Love
I tell people all the time that The Heights is like a drug. It’s like Tylenol or antibiotics-it fixes what hurts.
Opinions, Column
COLUMN: The Trials And Travails Of Abroad
As a senior who studied abroad in the spring of last year, I am reaching that point of the semester where I am starting to feel nostalgic for my time abroad, and with that nostalgia comes a memory of the anticipation and nervousness I felt around this time just a year ago.
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COLUMN: Coming To Understand Humility
“Self-love, my liege, is not so vile a sin, as self-neglecting.” So wrote William Shakespeare, and in addition, unknowingly gave license for people to indulge in centuries of arrogance and egotism.
Opinions, Column
Deck The Halls For The Holidays
Even if you have a single room and are the only one who will ever see it, a successful Boston College campus requires everyone to have the Christmas spirit.
Opinions, Column
COLUMN: Student In College?
By: Lucy Smukler
You roll over in bed, and look at the clock. In the warmth and darkness of your double, you read the numbers 1-0-3-0. It’s 10:30 a.m. on a Saturday, and you have to start drinking in an hour.
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COLUMN: Collegiate Nomads
By: Lucy Smukler
I’ll be honest, sometimes I dread coming back to school. It’s not that I hate Boston College or wish I was back in high school, but I always seem to struggle with the transition between school and home.
