April 2019 — Page 5 of 22

Eagles Struggle Offensively in Senior Day Loss to Virginia Tech

While the Eagles jumped out to a one-run lead, the Hokies scored the final eight runs, completing the sweep.

Eagles Lose Early Lead, Fall to No. 3 North Carolina in ACC Championship

BC outscored the Tar Heels, 6-1, in the early going but saw that lead, and its perfect season, disappear as UNC claimed its fourth ACC Championship in a row.

Metro

Between the Common and the Crossing, a Literary Fixture Remains

Brattle Book Shop moved to its West Street location in the 1960s and remains there selling antique books and dollar deals alike.

Arts, Metro

A Peek Inside Newtonville Books

Just after celebrating its 20th anniversary, Newtonville Books is still up and running. Despite a transfer of ownership and a change of location, Newtonville Books remains a relevant, independent brick-and-mortar bookstore, even in the age of Amazon retail.

Metro, Features, Boston

It’s ‘The’ Trident: Inside Boston’s Independent Bookstore and Cafe

The Trident Booksellers and Cafe bounced back after a fire put it out of business, maintaining its power as a Boston fixture and fan favorite.

Boston, Metro

Walsh Presents Imagine Boston Capital Plan for 2020-2024

On Tuesday, Mayor Martin J. Walsh, BC ’09, presented his $2.78 billion Imagine Boston Capital Plan for 2020-24, and stressed the need for continued investment.

Football, Sports

Nine Eagles Sign With NFL Teams as Undrafted Free Agents

Nine BC players signed with NFL teams after the end of the annual draft, including Jeff Smith, Hamp Cheevers, Lukas Denis, and Connor Strachan.

Football, Sports

Sweeney Selected in Seventh Round by Buffalo Bills

Sweeney, the first BC tight end to be drafted since the 2004 NFL Draft, was selected by the Buffalo Bills with the 228th overall pick in the seventh round.