“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.”
“Holding events furthers awareness and discussion on campus and prevents the problems from flying under the radar.”
“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.”
“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.”
“Virtually every other school in the United States has a buffet dining system based on “swipes,” where a student pays for a certain number of entrance charges that grant him or her access to an unlimited amount of food after paying a base price.”
In this Thursday’s edition of ‘Voices from the Dustbowl,’ we asked students what they would include if they were tour guides. [aesop_gallery id=”122782″] Featured Image by Margaux Eckert / Heights Staff
“I don’t know if I would ever have the courage or the ability to do what Crowther did, but I know that his example inspires me to try.”
This week, TU/TD took some time to unleash truth-fire on the wild world of vending machines.
“It can be easy to forget how students with disabilities are affected on campus, and the Council for Students with Disabilities does Boston College a service in ensuring that the issue is not forgotten.”
“As it continues to face larger and more difficult attempts at policy change, these smaller events help to shape the campus climate and bring about the gradual developments that will hopefully lead to larger changes in the future.”
