“Students have rights to express their views on campus, in a form that can look like anything from protesting to hosting speakers.”
Column, Opinions
But First, Let’s Define “Socialism”
“However, it is also a column about the importance of, as the old phrase goes, ‘saying what you mean and meaning what you say.’”
Opinions, Column
Welcome Home!: Tips for Incoming Freshmen
“Get ready for a fantastic four years at the best college in the world and most importantly, get some sleep. “
Opinions, Column
Keeping Up With the Kardashians
“In the 21st century, we must question what is genuinely worth our time, what is truly worth reacting to.”
Opinions, Column
All Aboard for Abroad?
“A part of me thinks the notion of “abroad” is hyped up, whereas another part of me believes that is is a great opportunity to find independence and experience different cultures. “
Opinions, Column
Masculinity and I are Changing
“Masculinity is changing, and I am glad that I have changed with it.”
Voices from the Dustbowl
What is your opinion of the college cheating scandal and do you think Boston College is involved?
In this Monday’s edition of ‘Voices from the Dustbowl,’ we asked students what their opinion of the college cheating scandal is and if they think Boston College is involved. “I was not shocked to hear about the college cheating scandal, I think everyone knew it was happening, but no one really thought too much about…
Column, Opinions
Meet the Columnists- Spring 2019
Alexa Sarci Alicia Kang Dani Thomas Henry Sun Maria Ross Rachel Beecham Vaughn Feighan
Opinions, Editorials, Featured Column
Student-Admin Forums Must Be Valued by Students, University
“If students, faculty, and the University actually wish to combat racism, we must remember the event in December and be careful not to push the issue of racism aside.”
Opinions, Column
Music Reflects Phases in Our Lives
“Over the past four years, certain priorities have disappeared, some have been added, some have changed, yet there are a few that have stayed the same—in a nutshell, that’s the complexity of identity.”
