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Will I Finish My Thesis?

“To answer the first, I’ve been busy working on my thesis about the War in Afghanistan, which is going about as well as the War in Afghanistan.”

Opinions, Column

Escaping Comfort to Discuss Real Issues

“They were each placed in a chair to represent parties of millions, but it came down to themselves.”

Opinions, Editorials

Stride Program Excellent Addition to Sophomore Student Life

“Recognizing this lack of attention, the Center for Student Formation is instituting a positive motion to create a more supportive atmosphere for students as they advance in their time at BC with Stride.”

Opinions, Column

Remembering the Past, Eyes Toward the Future

“The grounds crew also did a phenomenal job creating, in my opinion, the best infield and mound in the ACC.”

Opinions, Column

Overcoming Material Envy

“Until BC begins to accept incoming students from different socioeconomic backgrounds, the University will continue to foster the homogenous environment that marginalizes students who fail to fit a stereotype, rather than creating the culture of acceptance that BC desperately needs.”

Opinions, Column, Featured Column

The Wizarding World of BC

“There are great students in every ‘house,’ but it is no coincidence that there tend to be more Malfoy-like bros in CSOM (rich, entitled, legacy students often riding the coattails of their success.”

Opinions, Column

Marching for the Future

“Eventually, the policies and politics you are currently ignorant of will truly have a direct impact on your life.”

Column, Opinions

Understanding and Respecting Disabilities

“It can feel uncomfortable at some points, like the feeling of holding lingering eye contact with someone just beyond the comfortable amount of time.”