The Heights editors share what they’re thankful for this Thanksgiving.
Disassociating Stereotypical Manliness from the Definition of Masculinity
In my opinion, nothing. There is no such thing as masculinity.
A Meditation on Thanksgiving and Massachusetts Puritanism
So, while I’m grateful to get a break from school to see my family, I am aware of the implications of the holiday.
Bodetti’s Final Column (We Think)
Millennials love activism, drones, environmentalism, and earthquake metaphors. What more could they want?
A Senior’s Seven Unresolved Uncertainties
While we’re on the subject of buses, a senior (who will remain anonymous) accidentally got on the Newton bus a month ago—seniors: We’re just like you.
A Modest Proposal for Boston College
Instead, I offer this easy solution—a recognition, a final proposal for a revised motto: We must truly be “men and women for ourselves.”
Appreciating the Opportunities That Come With Higher Education
Reflection of this type externalizes internal motivation so stressors can work in tandem instead of in conflict.
Class Participation, Preventing Meaningful Contributions
Let us not forget, however, that there is a profound difference between being heard and resonating with others.
Despite Limited Options, Shopping Ethically in the BC Bookstore
Ultimately, every dollar spent is a vote in favor of a company’s practices.
Sampling BC’s World-Class Course Collection
I know that for some people, self-reflection isn’t their thing.