By: Kendra Kumor
Arts, On Campus
Jazz Group Brings Together Classical And Contemporary With ‘007 James bOp!’
By: Melissa Abi Jaoude
Saturday night’s James Bond-themed bOp! concert featured several numbers iconic to the popular secret agent franchise, including the Bond theme song and Adele’s ‘Skyfall.’
Column
The Six People That Students Meet In O’Neill Library
By: Carolyn Freeman
Sometimes it’s educational to spend some time looking at your fellow library-goers instead of at your books.
News
Caution: Goose Crossing
By: Samantha Costanzo
Goose Crossing is the new comedy division under BCTV, bringing BC-focused humor to campus.
Opinions, Column
A Different Kind Of Core
By: Kimberly Crowley
As an education dork fascinated by policy issues, I recently spent a lot of time reading about the Common Core. For those of you who haven’t heard of it, the Common Core is a set of academic standards and learning goals that outline what a student should know and be able to do at the end of each grade. What motivated me to write this column was my shock at turning on my computer the morning Indiana dropped out and realizing “Common Core” was trending on Facebook.
News, On Campus
Lockerby To Leave Post As VP Of Development
By: Julie Orenstein
A key administrator in the advancement and development of Boston College for the last decade, Vice President for Development Thomas Lockerby will leave the University in June to assume a new role at Phillips Academy in Andover, Mass.
Arts, Movies
Jason Bateman Gets Into Trouble With Directorial Debut ‘Bad Words’
By: Grace Godvin
Bateman’s Bad Words lacks a unique storyline and mostly relies on mean-spirited humor for laughs.
Arts, Movies
Noah’ Goes Overboard With Special Effects
By: Amy Chappelhow
The story of God’s creation and the fall of Adam and Eve is told numerous times, and although aspects of this retelling are visually interesting, this film makes no attempt at realism with its CGI.
