Features Articles

The house that Christian Science built

By Stephen Waniak
Passing by, it would be easy to write off the imposing three-story Victorian estate on 400 Beacon St. as yet another elegant Chestnut Hill home or elite private school. This estate, however, was once home to Mary Baker Eddy, founder of the Christian Science Church.

Hellenic Society brings spirit of Greece to campus

Club seeks to bond students of Greek descent and expose others to the rich Mediterranean culture

By Lisa Cook / Assistant Features Editor
Few things are more enticing than the thought of sipping wine and eating flaky pastries at a tiny sidewalk café. Add an iridescent turquoise ocean, an array of picturesque buildings, and some Mediterranean flair, and the scene becomes even more alluring.

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Getting to know the students of Boston College: A feature that will show you that the average BC student isn't so average

By Lou Pulice
David Putt - CSOM and BC Law School - Finance and law double major - Equivalent of a senior (Australian universities run six years) - Lives off campus on Strathmore Road Bio David Putt comes to Boston College from Monash University in Melbourne, Australia.

Student Life: Reflections of a rainy day

By Kevin Sawyer / Heights Staff
Is it possible to truly appreciate something while you're in the middle of it? This question has been in my mind ever since the marathon rain session we had last week. After all, what better time to reflect on sunnier days than in the middle of a cold, wet, gray haze? I woke up each rain-soaked morning and was continually disappointed by what I saw.

Humor: Kevin thinks about a career

By Kevin Allocca / Columnist
So I did this career makeover thing at the Career Center last semester. I applied, and the staff sifted through questionnaires until it found the five students who were, career wise, in the worst shape. Basically, it was like, "Congratulations! You suck at finding jobs!" I wasn't insulted though.

Fashion: Viva los gauchos? Surprising new fall trend

By Vanessa Voltolina
They're all around campus. And you've definitely pointed them out in either absolute elation or utter disgust. Down the million dollar stairs and inside the Eagle's Nest, everywhere you turn, another one is in your line of vision. Admittedly, I was, at first, unsure about my feelings toward them.