“This year’s speaker brings an activist background with a history of pursuing social justice. This new perspective offers women at Boston College another view from that presented in years past, a view that they can benefit from.”
Editorials, Opinions
New Lockdown Software Can Improve Test-Taking
“In the future, BC should continue to explore the use of this new software and determine which classes and test-taking situations are best-suited for it, which should hopefully reduce waste and improve efficiency.”
Column, Opinions
What Do Our Costumes Say About Us?
“We can escape from ourselves and be whoever we want to be. But what if we could feel like this the other 364 days of the year?”
Column, Opinions
Promoting BC Diversity
“We have the answer to resolving the diversity question at BC. I think we just have to value this question as being important enough to resolve and give it the attention it deserves.”
Column, Opinions
The Future of the GOP
“The Republican Party will exist as long as the conservative impulse exists in even a few of us.”
Editorials, Opinions
Swift Talk Continues Pattern of Female Political Role Models
“While listening to the incessant banter and the brain-melting talking points, it can be easy for students to decide to abandon the world of politics all together. For this reason, it is important that college students are presented with positive and constructive political role models.”
Editorials, Opinions
Despite Theme of Silence, CJBC Re-Sparks Conversation
“Holding events furthers awareness and discussion on campus and prevents the problems from flying under the radar.”
Column, Opinions
Considering Catholic Education
“Question 2 will decide the direction of the Massachusetts public school system, but it won’t clear that waiting list and it won’t be a salve for the misgivings of many toward their district schools. I hope all these families remember there is a third and worthwhile option worth investigating.”
Column, Opinions
The Problem of Shaming
“Because, while nobody has the ability to make a woman change her clothing, people do have the ability to shame, and shame is the most cutting form of denigration.”
