“Providing students with easier and more direct access to these forms would encourage more frequent reporting of discrimination and therefore increased awareness of bias within the University community.”
Editorials
To Move Forward, Eradicate Must Acknowledge Efforts
“The BC administration is more likely to support and have a positive response to Eradicate protests in the future if it receives the recognition that it deserves for meeting student demands, even if only partially.”
Opinions, Editorials, Featured Column
Happy Thanksgiving From the Editors
The Heights’ editors give thanks.
Opinions, Editorials
After 20 Years, Institutional Success, Slow Social Progress
“Leahy’s work toward building the University has been invaluable, but that long-term building has neglected the short-term needs of students.”
Opinions, Editorials, Featured Column
Continuing the Fight After the Presidential Election
“Change comes slowly, in fits, in bursts, with one step forward and, maybe, a four-year leap backward. But the motivation to make this country better is still there.”
Editorials, Opinions
Bringing O’Malley to Campus Will Boost BC Law
“This was a great achievement by those involved and will hopefully lead to other interesting political figures coming to BC in the future.”
Opinions, Editorials
For 750 Freshmen, an Interdisciplinary Education
“This was a great achievement by those involved and will hopefully lead to other interesting political figures coming to BC in the future.”
Opinions, Editorials
For Progress With LGBTQ Community, BC Must Look to History Rather Than PR
“Over the past 30 years, progress has come in fits and starts. At times, the University has listened to student concerns, and at times, has valued its image rather than immediate problems on campus. Progress should not be contingent on external reactions, but rather should come from the internal need for change.”
Opinions, Editorials
UGBC Financial Committee Proposal Was Misguided
“While this proposal attempted to address a valuable issue, it lacked the necessary knowledge of UGBC’s operations.”
Opinions, Editorials
CJBC Should Avoid Personal Attacks, Increase Professionalism
“In the future, CJBC should avoid ad hominem attacks and instead focus on determining the kinds of demonstrations, rallies, and proposals that the administration would be most likely to consider.”
