“Resolved: that the emergence of women from the home is a regrettable feature of modern life.” This was a question from a 1930s debate competition, in which Boston College upheld the affirmative side of the argument against Bates College. An article in The Heights Jan. 21 issue from that year reports that, although no winner…
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Fried Friars: Heart And Hustle Lifts BC To Unlikely Upset Of Providence
Grit leads BC to victory in throwback Big East showdown.
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Jack Dunn Shares Life Experiences At Last Lecture Series
The advice Dunn shared was broken into six parts: the important of gratitude, giving, making a difference, letting go of remorse, cherishing opportunities, and believing in yourself.
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A ‘Whole Lotta Dudes’ Perform In Devlin For Heightsmen Fall Cafe
The Heightsmen hosted their annual fall cafe on Saturday, featuring BC’s male step team Sexual Chocolate.
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Erbil Supports Interdisciplinary Approach to Economics
Through his career in the Boston College Economics Department, Can Erbil has maintained his “can-do” attitude.
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Hillside To The Philippines
Homesick for Hillside, BC alumnus Andrew Escaler brought his favorite campus hangout to the Philippines.
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After Backlash, UGBC Leaders Reconsider Legitimacy Of Succession
UGBC President Nanci Fiore-Chettiar announced yesterday that the UGBC Executive Council has decided to seek confirmation from the Student Assembly for the appointment of Connor Bourff to the position of UGBC Executive Vice President.
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Advisors Seek To Aid Undergraduate Fellowship Applicants
At Boston College, over 20 faculty members serve as coordinators for each specific fellowship, aiding applicants as they work through various portions of the process, particularly the essay questions in which they must discuss their future career goals and plans to use the education or funds they will receive if selected.
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Greek Life Comes To Robsham With ‘The Trojan Women’
Constructing a post-apocalyptic world in Robsham, the BC theatre department reinterprets the fall of Troy with ‘The Trojan Women.’
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BC Excels in Fulbrights, Lags Behind In Other Major Fellowships
For students looking for an international experience doing either research or English teaching after completing their undergrad degrees, the word “Fulbright” may spell out an answer.
