‘Because men enjoy so many political, legal, and social privileges just by virtue of their sex, it may seem odd to hear that males of the world are in fact in a state of disarray, one that is cause for immense worry.’
Opinions, Column
1984 To 2015: The Timelessness Of Orwell
Whatever the year, George Orwell comes in handy when showcasing the introverted activist.
Opinions, Column
Consuming Social Media In Small Doses
Social media only becomes a problem when it’s overused, and a problem like that can be handled easily.
Opinions, Column
Continuing to Recognize Sept. 11
A moment of recognition for the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11 was rejected last week at the University of Minnesota, and the implications of the decision deserves analysis.
Column, Opinions
If You Walk, You Don’t Run
‘Reducing ourselves to the most basic motions, we reduce our lives to the same.’
Featured Column, News, Column
Two Cities, One Threat: From Boston To Paris, A Message Of Resilience
In the next few weeks, as events continue to unfold, it will be vital for us as well as our partners across the Atlantic to hold strongly to these ideals, which demand the open and compassionate treatment of the Muslim community among us and throughout the world.
Featured Column, Column, News
After A Weekend Of Terror, It Will Be Just Another Monday In Paris
On the night of the attacks in Paris, Jennifer Suh was at a dinner party a few blocks away.
Opinions, Column
Giving Up On The Rules
‘Anyone can just follow the common vernacular, or dress the common uniform. It takes confidence to break out of this mode, and let one’s personality show, whether it be through dress or speech.’
Opinions, Column
Making The Most Of What’s Left
Even though the end is coming near, there’s still more room to grow at Boston College, seniors.
Opinions, Column
Getting The Facts On Aspartame
The well-known chemical that might be well-known for the wrong reasons.
