By: Daniel Perea-Kane
Boston College professors Andrew Hargreaves and Marilyn Cochran-Smith were recently listed on a ranking of the top 200 university-based education scholars based on public influence.
Column, News
COLUMN: Being Our Authentic Selves
By: Adriana Mariella
Authenticity isn’t about how well you break the BC stereotype, and it isn’t about how well you fit it, either. Authenticity is the understanding that you need no apology or explanation of how you fit into an image of what we’re supposed to be.
Academics, News
Study Finds Signs Of Depression In Abused Caregivers
By: Carolyn Freeman
The study found that persons who had a history of abuse who are now caregivers for aging parents had significantly more depressive symptoms than those who were not abused by their parents.
On Campus, Arts
Senior Maggie Kearnan Discusses Directorial Debut In Bonn
By: John Wiley
After appearing in last semester’s production of Three Sisters, Maggie Kearnan, A&S ’14, is making her directorial debut with The Circle Mirror Transformation in two weeks.
News
Despite His Affiliation With BU, MLK Made A Lasting Impact On BC’s Campus
By: Daniel Perea-Kane
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. had a significant impact on both students and faculty at BC, from his assassination to the present day.
News
Haskin Uses History Of Literature To Delve Deeper Into Texts
By: Corinne Duffy
Dayton Haskin doesn’t just teach literature, he teaches the history behind how literature is taught.
Arts
‘Reign’ & Shine: DOBC Presents Showcase In Robsham, Featuring Fuego Del Corazon
By: Katherine Thibodeau
Reign, presented in Robsham this weekend, featured 23 crowd-pleasing performances choreographed by over 15 of DOBC’s choreographers.
Movies, Arts
Cats, Chairs, And Comedy: Sundance Shorts Showcase Variety
By: Anne Donnelly
Four Sundance film shorts impress viewers with varied characters and exploration of genre and theme.
Movies, Arts
‘Labor Day’ Breaks From Commonality
By: Catherine Gizelis
Jason Reitman, director of Juno, successfully breaks into the romantic drama genre with Labor Day, as it challenges the viewer’s emotional expectations.
Movies, Arts
Hudgens Struggles To Convince In Drama ‘Gimme Shelter’
By: Cameron Harding
Despite a compelling premise, Gimme Shelter disappoints with its dull writing and poor acting.
