By: Michelle Tomassi
From taking a selfie with a runner to seeing Team Hoyt in person, the unexpected experiences of the Boston Marathon will remain engrained in my memory. They will be a reminder of how Bostonians were able to push past any fear, and cross the finish line with strength and gratitude.
A little blue dress purchased abroad became a significant memory-not just a fashion, style, or status statement.
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.
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.
By: Ariana Igneri
As Disney Channel moves forward with its spin-off Girl Meets World, I can’t help but look back, remembering the beloved, decades-old original and all the ways that it’s influenced my life.
By: Therese Tully
Lena Dunham’s characters may not have their lives or their outfits all together, but Girls shows them figuring it out one step at a time.
By: John Wiley
It’s naive for anyone to expect a video running a little over three minutes to successfully articulate the identity of a university, but that said, the #BC2018 campaign could’ve made those minutes mean a lot more to the BC community.
By: Michelle Tomassi
It’s easy to tell someone to do what makes her happy, but the truth is that there is more than one kind of happiness-the kind that comes from what you want to do, and that which comes from what you should do. Having no regrets is not my ultimate goal-rather, I’ll plan for my senior year without restricting myself to one kind of happiness.
By: Ryan Von Ohlen
Sunday’s season premiere of Game of Thrones solidified the show’s standing as the exemplar of television’s supposed Golden Age, with its characters radically changed following “The Red Wedding.”
By: Ryan Dowd
As the HBO hit ‘Game of Thrones’ reaches its halfway point, fans of the action-drama will have to change the way they watch it, deciding how to react to author George R. R. Martin’s decisions to either kill off or save the show’s characters.
