It was at the discretion of BCPD to assess the imminence of the danger, and it believed that it was not worthwhile to report.
Opinions, Letters To The Editor
LTE: In Support of Professor Aspen Brinton
We are writing in support of Professor Aspen Brinton of the Philosophy Department and the International Studies Program, whose contract was not renewed by Boston College based on the decision of the Philosophy Department. We as students have all had very positive experiences in her courses this semester. She has helped us to grow intellectually…
Metro, Featured Column
Steady as the Geese
Much to the delight of passersby, the swans returned on a Thursday. But should we forget the humble of geese who were there the whole time?
Metro, Arts, Theatre
In Macbeth Spinoff, ‘peerless’ Darkly Satirizes College Admissions
This weekend, the BPL latest theater production, peerless, opened to the public, eliminating price barriers with pay-what-you-want admissions.
TU/TD
The First Last: TU/TD
Thumbs Up Something I’m Not – Before writing this, I looked back at the first ever Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down that I wrote back in December. I was new, and the glorious legacy of the previous thumbs made me feel as if I had to replicate their style. As I reflect on this semester, I’m coming to…
Music, Arts Features, Arts
Singer Khari King Eyes the Stars With a Little Help from Friends
Khari King did not expect to find himself striving for a career in music, but with encouragement from friends, and an attitude of self refinement, King, tackles the task with equal parts humility and tact.
Music, Arts
Ellie Goulding, Katy Perry, and Phoenix In Singles This Week
Kygo and Ellie Goulding sing “First Time,” Katy Perry and Migos go for ” Bon Appétit,” and Phoenix returns with “J-Boy” this week in singles.
Arts, Television, Column
Too Much Television Is Bad for You
In the golden age of television, we find ourselves surrounded by an increasing number of great television shows, but it gets hard to choose.
Arts, Television
‘Dear White People’ Stirs Up Comedic Conversation
The Netflix original show explores racial issues, activism, and campus life through artistic visuals and comedy, and starts conversations among viewers.
Arts, Movies
‘Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2’ Amps Up Humor in Tried, True Formula
Though ‘Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2’ does not break any new ground, the expansive characters and landscapes are enough to fuel this second installment.
