“…Zac Efron was at the marathon. I was also at the marathon. Thus, by means of the associative property, I was in the same place as Zac Efron (give or take five miles).”
Column, Opinions
Growing Wealth Comes at a Cost
“Is BC acting like a money addict? Is our endowment a means to an end or a means in and of itself?”
Opinions, Editorials
New Athletic Facilities Will Increase Prestige
“This proposal is a worthwhile use of donation money that would greatly improve the state of BC Athletics.”
Opinions, Editorials
New Fundraising Investigation Should Include All BC Voices
When it comes to University spending, there is a persistent issue between the administration and a number of students: a perceived lack of interest in student needs when it comes to spending money. Since the process for the next fundraising campaign is just beginning, now is the perfect opportunity to confront these complaints from the outset, establishing a desire to collaborate with students on how money is spent.
Editorials, Opinions
Promoting the Bookstore Price Matching Program
The program encourages students to shop at BC by incentivizing them. Now, when the Bookstore matches an online price, students will be able to receive their books immediately and save shipping costs.
Opinions, Editorials
BC has the Opportunity to Support Community Programs
Investing in the community surrounding BC shows genuine interest in improvement. While this money went to beautification, further installments of the $2.5 million will be used for causes to be determined.
TU/TD
Getting Through Winter with Stairs, Cheese, and Textbooks
Thumbs Up The New Stairs – An entire year passed, a year that will live in legend, when students hoping to cross from McElroy Commons to McGuinn Hall had to descend rickety, temporary stairs. The herds of students were uncertain, and their future looked grim. Will there ever be real stairs on this small hill…
