By: Marly Morgus
Men’s lacrosse wouldn’t fill baseball’s lack of springtime wins.
Metro
Runners From BC Reflect On Marathon Experience
By: Bennet Johnson
This Marathon Monday offered athletes a chance to remember, reflect, and confront the memories of the past year’s tragic events.
Metro
AT&T Brings Innovation Challenge To Boston University
By: Maggie Maretz
This past Saturday, two of Boston University’s student-run agencies, AdLab and PRLab, sought to remedy the lack of networking and cooperative learning between students in Boston with an event called AT&T’s “Innovate Possible” Campus Challenge.
Column, Music, Fashion, Arts
Pop Star Stylings: Creating An Image Through Clothing Lines
By: Matt Mazzari
The pattern of big names in pop-music becoming big names in fashion is relatively recent, but it was the next logical step to make. We’d been letting music define our culture’s appearance since the Jazz Age, so it only stood to profitable reason that the industry icons would start to become one and the same.
Basketball, Winter, Sports
ACC Hoops Pairings Announced
By: Alex Fairchild
This week, the conference rotated its schedule pairings for the next two seasons, meaning the Eagles will play different teams on repeat.
Arts, Column
Remembering At A Cost
By: John Wiley
The language surrounding tragedy, in time, inevitably transforms into a discussion of ourselves. “Boston Strong,” initially a statement on the victims and first responders, has been expanded into the popular lexicon as a way of discussing the everyday.
Football, Sports
FOOTBALL: Former BC Tight End CJ Parsons Pleads Not Guilty To Beating Homeless Man In January
By: Connor Mellas
On Wednesday, Former BC tight end CJ Parsons pleaded not guilty to charges of assault and battery causing serious bodily injury and assault and battery with a dangerous weapon in connection with the alleged beating of a homeless man on Allston St. on Jan. 26.
Baseball, Spring, Sports
Eagles Fail To Make A Comeback Against St. John’s
By: Alex Fairchild
BC baseball fell 4-2 to St. John’s on Wednesday and 14-27 on the year.
Food, Metro
Ittoku Offers Authentic Japanese Cuisine
By: Katie Bu
Boston offers an array of Japanese restaurants, but until recently, the city lacked a traditional Izakaya-style restaurant-Ittoku filled this void in November 2013.
Boston, Metro
Boston Shines Looks To Beautify Neighborhoods
By: Kelly Coleman
As the conclusion of the Boston Marathon marks the true beginning of spring, it’s time for some serious spring cleaning.
