It’s a Saturday night at Boston College, and the freshman returns to his dorm, triumphantly still a little bit drunk from the off-campus party he attended for all of 19 minutes. Upon entering his building, however, he is caught in the middle of a smokescreen.
Why We Should Watch Women Win
“Supporting women’s sports will have a positive effect on the industry, as well as on society, by giving young girls a chance to see successful female athletes. Let girls see that they can do what men can, and that people care enough to watch.”
Learning to Eat Sustainably
“From where I sit behind my laptop, I cannot stop the hum of war. None of us can. But we can train our ears to hear the hum, and then train ourselves to live responsibly and sustainably in its midst.”
The Complication of Taxation
“If we can figure out a way to simplify the tax code—a nonpartisan endeavor—then we will make our workforce more productive. Of course, limiting regulations and lowering taxes would also help, but with a divisive political field, simplification is one task that we can readily achieve.”
Matisse, Beyond the Studio Borders
Earlier this month, the Museum of Fine Art’s newest exhibition Matisse in the Studio opened to the public, featuring over 70 pieces by Matisse and accompanied by the the objects that inspired them.
A Ticket to Drive
Flying can be scary. So scary, in fact, that you might just need something concrete to look forward to.
Exploring the Expectations of College
Assistant metro editor William Batchelor was recently asked the question “Is college better than you expected, as you expected, or worse than you expected?” Unsettled by the question, Batchelor examines his first year at Boston College.
With Cuseum, Museums Enter the Digital Age
Motivated by his passion for art, Brendan Ciecko founded Cuseum, a digital platform providing museums and cultural attractions with tools o engage on-site visitors in dynamic ways.
At Balance Patch, Where Starbucks Meets Starcraft
Opening its doors next month on Commonwealth Avenue, Balance Patch will provide video game enthusiasts a space to hangout and enjoy refreshments at it’s on-site café, Hot Fix.
With Annual Student 9s Program, Red Sox Aim to Reach Younger Fans
In an effort to attract younger spectators to Fenway Park, The Red Sox continue to offer $9 tickets to high school and college students with valid student IDs.