In most of our classes, we are not asked to think creatively. When faced with a project, such as a thesis, in which we actually have to come up with ideas, we are often at a loss for how to proceed.
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The Lessons We Take With Us When We Leave BC
It is well known that the ideals of BC impact students significantly on campus. It is reassuring to hear that BC alumni take these lessons with them post-graduation.
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Where Is The Real Value Coming From (Or, Whose HBO GO Is It Anyway)?
In both our personal life and our country’s trade balance, we should stop to ask one important question: Who’s paying for the HBO GO?
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Power Negotiations, Or How To Hold The University Hostage
In this day and age, students at BC have forgotten the most important aspect of negotiation. If they were to look to BC’s past, they would find some good examples in how to negotiate from former students.
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Relationships, Not Classes Or Clubs, Are What Define A College Experience
After three years at college and a couple of summers in the real world, I’ve learned that it is not one’s GPA or full calendar that makes a college experience worthwhile, but the relationships that one builds.
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What Makes American Colleges A Home
Although the amenities don’t make a university, they might help make one a home.
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Working to Live in France
By: Andrew Millette
To the French, enjoying life’s little moments and making the most of each one comes naturally.
