By: Adriana Mariella
My major is useless. Or at least that’s what I’m told-“An English major isn’t practical,” or “There’s no money in journalism.” I’ve heard it a thousand times. And yet it hasn’t made me question my choice to study the thing that excites me and what I knew would make me happy, even if that meant I might end up making less money.
By: Kendra Kumor
Who needs the drama of a human relationship when you know your dog will always love you?
This topic has already been addressed, so for the sake of originality, I have to ask: what remains that is worth saying or repeating?
I was in fourth grade and in front of my entire class when I discovered I had a learning disability.
There is one tradition each April that the NBA alone adds—teams jockeying for a better draft lottery position by losing. And losing. And losing some more.
In a move that could potentially have a dramatic effect on Boston College athletics, a regional director of the National Labor Relations Board in Chicago ruled last week that a group of scholarship football players at Northwestern University were employees of the institution
The classes’ work should serve as an example for other professor-student projects at BC because of its real-world applications.
We’d like to thank everyone who helped to make our first “WeAreBC Week” to welcome the incoming freshman class through social media such a resounding success.
In an ever-globalizing world, non-verbal and technological communication has become the norm, making antiquated ways of communicating obsolete in many situations.
By: The Heights Editorial Board
After nearly two semesters of virtually searching the globe, a history class taught by Rev. Jeremy Clarke, S.J. and an art class taught by Sheila Gallagher have brought three formerly lost pagodas, of Shanghai origin, to Boston College. The classes’ work should serve as an example for other professor-student projects at BC because of its real-world applications.
