When I went to see Holocaust survivor Rena Finder speak at BC last week, I was pleasantly surprised to find a room full of attentive students.
LTE: Addressing Sexual Violence
The following letter is in response to “BCPD chief talks Clery crime figures,” an article by Connor Farley, originally published on Oct. 9, 2014: As national attention remains focused on the issue of sexual violence occurring on college campus across the U.S., those of us responding to incidents at Boston College are grateful for and…
LTE: Disappointments From BC Ignites
Although BC Ignites achieved a positive impact on the campus, it was nonetheless disappointing that there were no faculty or administrators, other than the featured speaker, present.
LTE: Another Take On Teach For America
The ‘Heights’ editorial on Teach for America takes a one-sided approach to Teach for America’s impact on education that is fails to critically assess the data available,
LTE: Climate Justice At BC’s RSO Application Unjustly Rejected
Climate Justice at BC takes issue with the Office of Student Programs denial of RSO status for the group.
LTE: All Hail The Critic
Nate Fisher’s sharp criticism fails to offer constructive ways to improve the problems he sees at BC.
LTE: Endorsement Of Warren Tolman
Robert Bloom advocates for Warren Tolman, Law ’86, for the Democratic nomination for Massachusetts Attorney General.
LTE: A Word Of Thanks
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We have moved forward. Last year, Matt Nacier, our teammates, and I envisioned that our administration would not be a perfect one, but a full one. I accept responsibility for everything that UGBC has done over the past year. Although there have been many challenges and criticisms, it would have been a fool’s errand to attempt to please everyone all the time. We have accomplished our goal-to catalyze a more dynamic student voice.
LTE: BC Students For Safer Cosmetics
When was the last time that you looked at the ingredients on your shampoo bottle?
LTE: Reflections Of A College Conservative
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I am a card-carrying Republican. As a Catholic, Asian-American, and Millennial student government leader, my conservative political beliefs mark me as a rarity. From Maryland to Massachusetts, my political stance elicits expressions ranging from disdain to disgust. The most common reaction is confusion.