By: Michelle Tomassi
The question of how far a model will go for the sake of fashion is still up in the air-just like Kate Upton’s most recent Sports Illustrated photo shoot.
Column, Arts
Fast Food Fashion: The Misguided McDonald’s Collection
By: Therese Tully
The newest Moschino collection, with McDonald’s and Spongebob motifs, is bold, but too literal.
Column, Arts
Trapped In ‘House Of Cards’: The Isolating Effects Of Netflix Programs
By: Ryan Dowd
After the second season of House of Cards premiered on Netflix last week, people have hidden themselves away, making it clear that shows like this feed on and even create loneliness.
Column, Arts
Transformer: A New LaBeouf
By: Ariana Igneri
Shia LaBeouf has been issuing quite a few apologies lately, but instead of clearing things up, he seems to have been confusing people even more with his paper bag ensemble and #IAMSORRY display.
Column, Arts
Waiting For Liam Neeson
By: John Wiley
When I first heard Liam Neeson was visiting Boston College with his son on Tuesday, my natural response was to hunt him down. Why? Because Liam Neeson.
Column, Fashion, Arts
Trading In High Heels For Uggs And Embracing The Life Of The Swug
By: Therese Tully
For senior girls at BC, the swug life isn’t so much a choice as it is a year long commitment.
Column, Arts
COLUMN: Confessions Of A Snowflake
By: Michelle Tomassi
Boston College students love the snow more than they care to admit, as told from the perspective of a snowflake.
Column, Movies, Arts
Learning About Love, Actually
Love is perfect in the movies, but in life, there’s no script for relationships.
Column, Fashion, Arts
My Kind Of Valentine: An Open Love Letter To Fashion
By: Therese Tully
From maxi skirts and makeup to the classic little black dress, each item in a wardrobe is deserving of affection.
Column, Arts
Why ‘The Vagina Monologues’ Still Matters At BC
By: John Wiley
The Vagina Monologues becomes empowering not through its story, but rather the willingness of a brave few to tell it.
