By: Darren Ranck, Brennan Carley, Charlotte Parish
Williamsburg is not the only place where vintage and throwbacks are in vogue. This summer, Nickelodeon pulled out some of their television gems from the back shelf and dusted off six of their most popular shows from the ’90s. . to 4 a.m. time slot on July 18, pulling in about 555,000 viewers longing for a fix of their favorite childhood shows.
By: Brennan Carley
With David Guetta, what you see is what you get. His music professes to be nothing more than party anthems, wriggling, wormlike songs that will eventually find a home in the retirement community that is the Now That’s What I Call Music series.
Upon first meeting Rev. Jeremy Clarke, S.J., one thing becomes immediately clear—this man hails from the land of Oz.
Athletic ability aside, being a Division I athlete demands visibility on a college campus.
Despite the bleak atmosphere, already two hours before the doors were scheduled to open, John Hancock Hall was already slowly being wrapped by a string of people.
By: David Cote
It would be difficult to find a person more drive by questions than Chris Sheridan, A&S ’12. The recent recipient of the Barry M. Goldwater scholarship, awarded annually to students for outstanding excellence in science, has been following questions for as long as he can remember.
Everyone has that person in their life who they both look to for guidance and wish to emulate—that person who encourages them to challenge themselves and strive for excellence.
For any student who has attended Admitted Eagles Day at BC, the one fact that perhaps never fails to be mentioned is how a stroll down Linden Lane will bring you straight to the Mile 21 marker of the Boston Marathon.
By: David Cote
The communication department has announced that beginning in the fall of 2012, a number of advertising and public relations classes will be offered as general university courses. This change follows the movement of journalism classes out of the communication department beginning in fall 2011.
By: Darren Ranck, Brennan Carley, Charlotte Parish
With summer comes fascinating freedom, a time where students return home to their friends, their cars, and jobs galore. Cheesy movies, deep-fried whatnots, lazy days spent lounging by the pool—Americans eat these types of things up every summer, and rightly so.
